Shalden Village Booklet

This twelve page booklet includes a great deal of historical information covering Shalden including not only the gentry but also the teachers, publicans and ordinary people.  To assist with your research, useful references for Shalden documents and records held at the Hampshire Record Office are given throughout, together with other sources and website addresses for more information.

 

Shalden (VB090) is a comprehensive study of the history of this rural Hampshire village and the parish of St Peter and St Paul.  It is located three miles north-west of Alton west of the B3349 and east of the A339. At time of the Domesday Book the area was known as Seldene.  The original church was demolished when the new one was built in 1863.  The manor was originally in the MAUDITT family, later passing through the KNIGHT and WOOD families.  Fanny ADAMS was also reputed to have been murdered within the parish bounds in 1867.  Other surnames of ancient families in the parish mentioned include other KNIGHT families, plus HOLLOWAY, SIMPSON, HIBBERD, WHITE, ALLEN and SMITH.

 

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