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From The Muniment Room, a resource for social history, family history, and local history.

Thomas Colmer (abt 1794 - 1 Feb 1857) was a freeholder at Bassett Green, and entitled to vote in 1835^[1]. He was employed as a woodman on the Fleming Estate at Stoneham and Chilworth^[2]. He played the clarionet during services at North Stoneham Church^[3]. He died on 1 Feb 1857, aged 65. He was buried at North Stoneham Church on 10 Feb. After his death, his cottage at Bassett Green was purchased by the Fleming Estate^[4]. A copy of his will was held by the Fleming Estate in Bundle 2^[5].

References

1. ↑ List of eligible voters at North Stoneham, 1835
2. ↑ Table of Weekly Labour, 16 Feb 1853
3. ↑ In Memoriam Thomas Heath, 1903
4. ↑ Conveyance of house and land at Bastards Lane End, 1860
5. ↑ Probate copy will of Thomas Colmer of Bassett Lane End, woodman, 1853