Towns & Villages in Herts

Widford

Adjacent Parishes:  Eastwick, Hunsdon, Much Hadham, Sawbridgeworth, Ware

It is in the Braughing Hundred and the Ware Union

The Village street - from A View into Hertfordshire

Book: Hunsdon & Widford

Book: My Native Village - Poems by someone born in the village.

A postcard of Widford Village, "Looking Down" with The Bell (identified from sketch in Hunsdon & Widford) on the left and a large farm barn beyond.  (This was originally on of the unknown pubs on Postcards of Hertfordshire Pubs)
Private Residents Commercial
Abbott Ralph, Wanna Cottage
Biggs William Edward
Duncan Mrs. The Nook
Hankin Mrs. Netherton
Hart Rev. Lohn Denton (M.A.) (rector) The Rectory
Hornesy George Mather, The Bourse
Hunt Miss
McClelland T. Camden, Medcaps Hill
Michie Arthur, Hill Side
Page Mrs. Sarawak Cottage
Pawle George Strachen J.P. Walnut Tree House
Robertson James, Eildon
Shepherd James, Widford Rise
Trenchard Mrs. Abbott's Farm
Vogel Rd. Chas. Adolph, North View
Williams S. Knight, Nether Hall
Brown James, Bell inn
De Voil Eliza (Miss), assistant overseer & clerk of Parish Council
De Voil Walter (exors. of), grocers
Greenaway Jephthah, builder
Hankin Fredk. farmer, Priory Farm
Hatton Thomas, White Swan P.H.
Ireland James, beer retailer
Lamb Henry William, beer retailer
Roberts Charles, farmer, Widfordbury
Stevenson Richd. Arthur, beer retlr
Suckling William, blacksmith
Thake William, wagonette proprietor
Thomas Frederick W. farmer
Williams James, wheelwright
Wooten Joseph, carpenter
Wright George Edward, machinist

Kelly's Directory for Hertfordshire, 1912

A postcard of Widford Village, "Last remains of Old Widford on the right", with the Royal Oak in the middle distance. According to Hertfordshire Inns & Public Houses it had been converted to a shop by 1922.  (see Postcards of Hertfordshire Pubs)


Widford - undated real photo postcard by Walter Scott, Bradford

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St John's Church

Widford Church

Widford Hill


See also Vital Records

If you know of other books, websites, etc, relating to this place, please tell me.

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