Hillside 23, 25 Long Street

According to his memoirs written in 1918, Frederick Gregory purchased Redcot, the house to the north of Hillside in 1906, then had Hillside built in 1914. The builder is thought to have been Dickens.

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The Gregory family outside Hillside ( now Hartwell Road ) The house was built in 1914 L - R Frederick Henry Gregory, Arthur Henry Gregory, Evelyn May Gregory, Elsie Florence Gregory, Eliza May Gregory

The building just visible on the right edge of the photograph is Redcot.

The Gregory family outside their back door at Hillside (7 Long Street ) Back row :- L - R Eliza May Gregory nee Woodland (Nurse Gregory), Arthur Gregory front Row :- L - R Evelyn May Gregory, 6 years ( later Dudley, then Pateman) Frederick Henry Gregory slipped on ice and died December 26th 1920, Elsie Florence Gregory (later Miles)

In January 2009

This page is concerned with the house painted white and to the right in this photograph.

The following people are associated with Hillside 23, 25 Long Street:

Name	Year of Birth	Year of Interest	Source	Occupation/Notes	Probability
Trustees Hanslop Poor		1779	Survey 1779	Owner	90%
Ernest Gregory		1910	Revenue Survey	Tenant	80%
Frederic Gregory		1910	Revenue Survey	Owner	80%
Frederic Gregory		1910	Revenue Survey	Owner/occupier	80%
Jesse Kingston	1883	1911	Census	Railway Carriage Works, Labourer	40%
Frederick Henry Gregory	1879	1911	Census	Coachbuilder	50%
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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.