CAMILLA LACEY

Early map of the area in 1765

Fanny Burney and General D'Arblay Marry

Bolton Hudson changed the name of the house from Camilla Cottage to Camilla Lacey. Bolton Hudson died in 1820 and is Buried at St Michaels in Mickleham

Map in 1811

Camilla Lacey 1835

1st Large scale map

of Westhumble

Sold to Bolton Hudson and passed to his son Thomas

This map features Timberdens  which is now Camilla Lacey Lodge

Detailed map -

Railway has just opened

Bought the Estate from Ann Hudson and others executors of Thos Hudson for £9395

Boxhill station and Norbury tunnel part of the railway set up Thomas Cubitt

Frederick Leverton Harris inherited the property from his uncle James Lerton Wylie MP in 1898

Foxbury (1895) shown

for the first time

Owned then by Leverton Harris

After the fire Leverton Harris sold to Mr HA  Van Nieveltfor £16853

It was rebuilt by Trollope and Colls for £7000

Victor Freeman bought April 27 1923 for £23760

The Map used by Knight Frank to sell Camilla Lacey after the death of Victor Freman

Lionel Dibdin purchased 9th March 1933 for £22500 as a property developer. His partners appeared to be Frank Martin and Maurice Andrews Lionel died in the plane crash 28th March.

Deal may not have been completed and subpurchasor (Partner?) Henry Ellis sold for £10925

The year development of

Westhumble started. Shown

here before it commenced

Maurice Andrews and Henry Ellis who probably where partners of Lionel Dibdin buy the estate on 27th july 1933

Believed to be one of the first Duel Carriageways in the country?

E J Baker sold through Jackson Stops & Staff to Mr Henshall in 1968

Believed to be sold for £42300

The Clarkes bought Camilla Lacey from the Henshalls 1971