The Old Vicarage

The building ceased to be used as a vicarage when the new vicarage was built at the end of the 19th century (see Vicarage Court).

Listed building

The building is listed with particulars are as follows.

SP 84 NW HANSLOPE CHURCH END 4/72 No. 19 - - II House. Early C19. Ashlar fronted, rubblestone side and rear elevations. Slate roof. 3 bays, 2 storeys. Central door with 6 panels and enclosed by trellis porch. 4 pane sashes. Moulded eaves and coped gables on kneelers. Flanking stacks later. C19 brick rear wing of 2 bays and 2 storeys.

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Old Vicarage 2006

The following people are associated with The Old Vicarage:

Name	Year of Birth	Year of Interest	Source	Occupation/Notes	Probability
Moses Agar		1779	Survey 1779	Owner	100%
William Singleton		1818	Survey 1818	Owner	100%
William Reilly	1801	1841	Census	Clergyman	100%
		1851	Census	Uninhabited building	80%
Mark A Nicholson	1813	1861	Census	Vicar of Hanslope cum Castle Thorpe	100%
Mark A. Nicholson	1813	1871	Census	Vicar of Hanslope,	100%
Mark A. Nicholson	1812	1881	Census	Vicar of Hanslope	100%
Mark Anthony Nicholson		1887	Directory	M.A.Vicarage	100%
Mark A. Nicholson	1812	1891	Census	Clergyman Vicar of Hanslope,	100%
William A Easte	1857	1901	Census	Physician & Surgeon	90%
William Alfred Eatse		1907	Directory	L.S.A. surgeon	100%
Alfred Sawbridge		1910	Revenue Survey	Tenant	100%
Percy Richard Rice		1910	Revenue Survey	Owner	100%
Alfred Sawbridge		1911	Directory	Cattle dealer, to 1915	100%
Alfred Arthur Sawbridge	1877	1911	Census	Cattle dealer	100%
15 records displayed.
Notes: In the above list of people, to find all references to a person, click on the Name of the person. To obtain further information on one entry, click on the Source for that entry. Probability indicates transcribers' assessment that person listed is associated with the building on this page.