Barton Stacey History Group

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We research and care for the archives of the parish of Barton Stacey, Hampshire and make them available to everybody.

Romans and earlier Saxons Medieval 1066-1485 1819 Grant by Wright Wilson of land in Bullington Lane for building a National School 1865 Sale of the Newton Stacey Farms estate to Winchester College Estates 19th century 1831-2 The Swing Riots 1892 Charles Pitt establishes his wheelwright business, later to be called Pitt Trailers 1900 Charles Stidston takes over tenancy of Bransbury House & Church Farm 1844 Building of Methodist Chapel 1894 Sale of Wade’s Farm to George Judd 20th century 1900-1914 Edwardian times Barton Stacey in the early 20th century 1924 Sale of the Gavelacre Estate 1943 Sale of the Drayton Lodge Estate to the War Department 1977 Silver Jubilee celebrations 1953 Coronation celebrations 1939 Demolition of various thatched cottages, first phase of rehousing to Kings Elms 1952 Building of the Married Quarters (Roberts Road area) 1947-71 Gradual expansion of Kings Elms from 12 t0 58 houses. 1984-86 Building of Greenacres 1920 Judd family gives Recreation Ground to the parish 17th - 18th centuries 1756 Enclosure 1792 The Great Fire 1774/ 1784 charity funds established, to become Barton Stacey Charities 10th century St Victor’s stood on present site of All Saints. [Date of name change unknown]. 1086 Domesday entries 1958 Building of the new school at The Green, Roberts Road. 2014 World War I Centenary Commemorations 2010 Building of Bertune Close 1914-18 World War I 1912 Death of crewman on the Titanic 1912 Sale of the Middleton Estate 1215 King grants the manor a market. 1241 King grants the manor a fair.