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 NAISH, ARTHUR ERNEST > Builder, painter and decorator, undertaker, Pamber Heath. ITEM 0314 SOURCE: Kelly's Directory of Hampshire, 1939.

NAISH, ARTHUR ERNEST > News articles, 1937 - see the Events page.

NAISH, DAVID OLIVER GEORGE > Son of Arthur Ernest and Sarah ? Naish, baptised 20th of March, 1932 at Pamber Priory Church. Abode: Pamber Heath. Father's occupation: Carpenter. ITEM 0317 SOURCE: Baptism register, Pamber Priory Church.

NAISH, GEORGE > Draft abstract of title, 1928. Wills Chandler of Basingstoke, solicitors. Draft abstract of title of George Naish to land in Pamber, having a frontage of 279' to the Reading-Basingstoke road (part of plot 374 on the 1911 O. S. map). Only abstracts conveyance in 1928 by William H. Hull and others to George Naish of Pamber Heath, builder; includes schedule of deeds beginning with conveyance in 1912 by Christopher William Darby Griffith to John Herman Gould. ITEM 0326 SOURCE: Document ref. 63M83/B1/279, Hampshire Record Office.

NAISH, GEORGE > Draft abstract of title, 1929. Wills Chandler of Basingstoke, solicitors. Draft abstract of title of George Naish to land in Pamber. Only abstracts mortgage of 'Torrington' on site with 33' frontage to the Reading-Basingstoke road, by George Naish to Hugh Wills Chandler of Basingstoke. ITEM 0326 SOURCE: Document ref. 63M83/B1/283, Hampshire Record Office.

NAISH, GEORGE > Married Alice Jane BROOKS between January and March, 1890, within the registration district of Bradfield. The full General Register Office (G.R.O.) reference is March quarter, 1890, Bradfield, volume 2c, page 439. ITEM 0330 SOURCE: General Register Office Index to Marriages.

NAISH, GEORGE > News articles, 1929, 1930, 1937, 1948 - see the Events page.

NAISH, JOHN > News article, 1964 - see the Events page.

NASH, ADA > Buried 3rd of October, 1953 at Tadley Parish Church, aged 78. Abode: Hillside Bungalow, Pamber Heath. ITEM 0320 SOURCE: Burial register, Tadley Parish Church.

NASH, ALBERT > Head, 34, gardener domestic, born Tadley, Hants, husband of Ada, 34, married 10 years, total of  children born alive to this marriage, 1, still living,1, died, 0, born Tadley, Hants. Daughter: Marjorie Ella, 7, school, born, Tadley, Hants. Living Pamber Heath, 1911 in a dwelling consisting of 3 rooms. ITEM 0373 SOURCE: Census Returns, provided by the National Archives under the Open Government Licence (see the link at the top of this page).

NASH, ALBERT > Served in Great War (1914-1918). ITEM 0308 SOURCE: Roll of Honour, Pamber Heath Memorial Hall.

NASH, DOROTHY MAY > Marriage: See SMITH, Frederick.

NASH, FARLEY ? GEORGE > Son of Farley ? George and Nellie Louise Nash, baptised 12th of January, 1913 at Pamber Priory Church. Abode: Pamber Heath. Father's occupation: Labourer. ITEM 0317 SOURCE: Baptism register, Pamber Priory Church.

NASH, FREDERICK CYRIL > Son of David Edward and Emily Nash, baptised 14th of March, 1919 privately. Abode: Forest Lane, Pamber. Father's occupation: Gardener. ITEM 0317 SOURCE: Baptism register, Pamber Priory Church.

NASH, FURLEY GEORGE > Buried 24th of March, 1962 at Tadley Parish  Church, aged 77. Abode: Sandy Lane, Pamber. ITEM 0320 SOURCE: Burial register, Tadley Parish Church.

NASH, HARRY > Served in Second World War (1939-1945). ITEM 0309 SOURCE: Roll of Honour, Pamber Heath Memorial Hall.

NASH, PERCY > Served in Second World War (1939-1945). ITEM 0309 SOURCE: Roll of Honour, Pamber Heath Memorial Hall.

NASH, PERCY CHARLES > Documents relating to Ivy Cottage, 19 Church Road, 1897 to 1983 - see WARD, Matthias.

NASH, RHODA CATHLEEN > Documents relating to Ivy Cottage, 19 Church Road, 1897 to 1983 - see WARD, Matthias.

NASH, ROBERT GORDON > Son of David Edward and Emily Maud Nash, baptised 31st of October, 1922 at Pamber Priory Church. Abode: Pamber Heath. Father's occupation: Gardener. ITEM 0317 SOURCE: Baptism register, Pamber Priory Church.

NASH, THOMAS HENRY > Head, 58, general labourer, born Aldermaston, Berks, husband of Esther, 60, laundress at home, married 38 years, total of children born alive to this marriage, 13, still living, 13, died, 0, born Pamber, Hants. Son: Will, 26, single, general agricultural labourer, born Tadley, Hants. Son: Albert, 22, single, general labourer in brewery, born Tadley, Hants. Daughter: Dorothy May, 18, single, laundress at home, born Tadley, Hants. Living Pamber Heath, 1911 in a dwelling consisting of 5 rooms. ITEM 0373 SOURCE: Census Returns, provided by the National Archives under the Open Government Licence (see the link at the top of this page).

NEUMAN, MRS. > Forest View, Pamber Heath. ITEM 0314 SOURCE: Kelly's Directory of Hampshire, 1927.

NEUMAN, MRS. > Forest View, Pamber Heath. ITEM 0314 SOURCE: Kelly's Directory of Hampshire, 1931.

NEVILLE, ANNIE GOYMER > Marriage: See MIDDLETON, George Heber.

NEWMAN, ANNE > News article, 1916 - see the Events page.

NEWMAN, ANNE > News article, 1961 - see the Events page.

NEWMAN, ELIZABETH JANE > Marriage: See COTTRELL, Charles.

NEWMAN, HANNAH > Buried 2nd of February, 1901 at Pamber Priory Church, aged 83. Abode: Pamber Heath. ITEM 0318 SOURCE: Burial register, Pamber Priory Church.

NEWMAN, HANNAH > Head, widow, 73, publican, born Brackley, Northamptonshire. Daughters: Mary A., unmarried, 42, Maud H., unmarried, 41, both born Lillingstone Dayrell, Buckinghampshire, Elizabeth, unmarried, 34, born Taplow, Buckinghampshire. Living: The Pelican, Pamber, 1891. ITEM 0116 SOURCE: Census Returns, provided by the National Archives under the Open Government Licence (see the link at the top of this page).

NEWMAN, HANNAH > News articles, 1890, 1896, 1901, 1944 - see the Events page.

NEWMAN, HENRY > News article, 1916 - see the Events page.

NEWMAN, HERBERT > Served in Great War (1914-1918) and gave his life. ITEM 0308 SOURCE: Roll of Honour, Pamber Heath Memorial Hall.

NEWMAN, JAMES CARR > News articles, 1889, 1890, 1901 - see the Events page.

NEWMAN, JAMES HERBERT > News article, 1916 - see the Events page.

NEWMAN, JAMES CARR > News articles, 1890 - see the Events page.

NEWMAN, MARY (Mrs) > Pelican P.H., Pamber. ITEM 0382 SOURCE: Kelly's Directory, 1895.

NEWMAN, Mrs > Forest View, Pamber Heath. ITEM 0015 SOURCE: Munday's Basingstoke Directory 1916.

NEWMAN, REGINALD T. > Served in Great War (1914-1918). ITEM 0308 SOURCE: Roll of Honour, Pamber Heath Memorial Hall.

NORTH, STANLEY > Served in Second World War (1939-1945). ITEM 0309 SOURCE: Roll of Honour, Pamber Heath Memorial Hall.

NOTT, ARTHUR HENRY > News articles, 1901, 1902 - see the Events page.