Thread: Occupiers of Original House - Can you help?

Hi,

I have transcribed the following references to Castlemead, Windsor for you.

The Times, Saturday, 8 November, 1890

Windsor. – The superior and charming Family Residence, known as Castlemead, most pleasantly situated on the Ascot road, adjoining Windsor Great Park, and standing in its own tastefully laid-out grounds of four acres, containing spacious entrance hall, four reception rooms, 16 bed and dressing rooms, two bath rooms, w.c.’s, & c., and excellent domestic offices; stabling for six horses, large coach-house with living rooms over, laundry, & c. The whole is held on lease direct from the Crown for 99 years from October 12th, 1882, at the moderate ground-rent of £85 per annum, and is sublet to Lord Edward Spencer Churchill for a term of five years from Lady-day, 1888, at a rent for the first three years thereof of £308 per annum, and for the remaining two years thereof at the rent of £343 per annum.

The Pall Mall Gazette Friday, 25 February, 1898

The Ladies Innes-Ker have left Brook House, Park-Lane, on a visit to their grandmother, the Dowager Duchess of Marlborough, at Castlemead, Windsor, where they will stay while the Duchess of Roxburghe is in waiting on the Queen.

Reference to another resident can be found on this link.

http://www.cracroftspeerage.co.uk/online/content/index680.htm

mar.19 Dec 1887 Olivia Elizabeth Berens OBE (mar. (2) 1 Jun 1899 Maj Roger Cyril Hans Sloane-Stanley, of Paultons, Romsey, co. Hampshire and Roundhill, Lyndhurst, co. Hampshire; d. 20 Jun 1951), 2nd dau. and cohrss. of Alexander Augustus Berens, of Castlemead, Windsor, co. Berkshire, by his wife Louisa Winifred Stewart, dau. of Rev Edward Stewart, Rector of Lainston, co. Hampshire