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YOUR EDUCATED ANCESTORS IN BRIGHTON
Montpelier & Clifton Hill
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The Vicarage, Temple Gardens (originally classified as Montpelier Road)
Henry Michell Wagner (1792 - 1870) Henry Michell Wagner's new vicarage, Montpelier Road ...
Feb 2, 20253 min read


70 Montpelier Road
Home for Invalid Children 70 Montpelier Road in 2024 Elizabeth Ann Freeman (1812 – 1891) The remit of Stevenage-born Robert Lee’s “select boarding school for young gentlemen” at 26 Regency Square was to prepare pupils for the public schools. In 1845, when the freeholder sought to sell the property, the school moved to the healthy heights of 70 Montpelier Road. The 1851 Census records just eight resident pupils, which was possibly unviable. At any rate, Lee's school disappears
Dec 27, 20245 min read


97 Montpelier Road (Part 1)
Thomas Rickard (c. 1788 - 1847) Henry Stein Turrell (1815 – 1863) Thomas Rickard From at least 1822, Thomas Rickard kept a boys’ boarding...
Nov 29, 20244 min read


97 Montpelier Road (Part 2)
After Turrell died, Revd BW Harvey took responsibility for Western College for a couple of years to be succeeded by William Porter Knightley
Nov 4, 20248 min read
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