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Office Notes
House Notes
1867.04.30 The resignation of Mr Champion Wetton was accepted conditionally on his paying subscriptions due.
Name crossed out in A31/2/2
Notes From Elsewhere
Henry Champion Wetton who's daughter (a singer) Jenny married Sir Charles Villiers Stanford. Champion's uncle, also a Champion, owned Wetton terrace which later became part of the Royal Holloway School of Music.
Associated with Joldwynds [The original house called Joldwynds was acquired by surgeon and anatomist William Bowman,[4] later Baronet of Holmbury St Mary,[5] following the death in 1870 of its owner, Henry Champion Wetton] Edward C. Healey qv lived there, perhaps friends?
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