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	Chesham
		Monumental Inscriptions for the Trinity Baptist chapel, Chesham are in the library* of the Buckinghamshire Genealogical Society.
		The town of Chesham, according to the returns made to parliament, under the population act in 1801, contained 370 houses, and 1910 inhabitants; of these 887 were stated to be males, and 1023 females; 49 persons only appear to have been employed chiefly in agriculture, and 656 in trade, manufactures, and handicraft.
		The number of inhabitants was 2059, which, added to those in the town of Chesham, makes the total number of inhabitants in the parish amount to 3967, and that of houses to 803: it being nearly as populous as the parish of High-Wycombe, and, excepting that, the most populous in the county.
	met.open.ac.uk /genuki/big/eng/BKM/Chesham (2079 words)

	CHESHAM IN THE SECOND WORLD WAR
		Sheila Shear was evacuated to Chesham from London as a nine-year-old, with her parents and four year-old sister.
		Chesham, she writes, was chosen for no other reason than that her father had been evacuated there during the Great War.
		As a Chesham resident, she had no reason to be evacuated but her home in Eskdale Avenue was clearly big enough to take in two evacuees as she tells in this extract (4mins 30secs), on the left.
	www.cheshamatwar.com /evacuees/evacueesindex.htm (427 words)

	Chesham - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Chesham is a town in the Chiltern Hills, Buckinghamshire, England.
		Chesham became a civil parish with a town council, within the Chiltern district.
		Chesham's constituency is Chesham and Amersham, before this, the town was part of Buckinghamshire South.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Chesham (2286 words)

	Plastic Bag Free Chesham
		Chesham lies on the River Chess in the South Buckinghamshire.
		Set in the Chiltern Hills, Chesham still has many of the beech trees that gave rise to its brush making industry.
		Once famous for beer, brushes, boots and watercress, Chesham is now generally a commuter town but still boasts a good number of unique shops.
	www.plasticbagfreechesham.co.uk (284 words)

	Chesham Apartments, London, Knightsbridge
		In keeping with the tone and style of this unique area, the apartments are elegantly furnished to complement the beautiful period features, with high ceilings and large windows creating a feeling of space and light.
		Reside at Chesham Apartments and you will be perfectly placed to ensure you enjoy the very best of London whilst enjoying impeccable surroundings at a modest price.
		Chesham Apartments can be booked in exactly the same way as a hotel: simply complete and submit the secure online booking form.
	www.central-london-apartments.com /chesham_apartments.htm (683 words)

	Chesham Hospital
		The proposal to demolish Chesham Hospital and to sell its site for commercial development is opposed by every interested group in the Hospital’s catchment area: patients, doctors, the public and elected representatives in local government.
		A critical letter to PCT from Chesham residents David and Sheila Carter: It raises a number of key questions about the legality and obligations with the original Chesham Hospital Trust, planning consents for Berkhamsted Road and how PCT proposals run contrary to "Care in the Community" plans.
		Chesham and surrounding areas, including less affluent wards, are served locally.
	www.cheshamhospital.com /index.htm (1392 words)

	Combs &c. Families of Chesham, Bucks, England
		Chesham, a market town and parish in the hundred of Burnham, 29 miles west northwest of London, comprises the chapelry of Lattimers with its hamlets of Waterside and Botley, and the hamlets of Ashley-Green, Billington, Chartridge, and Hundridge with Ashbridge.
		Chesham is 1.24 miles north of Chesham Bois, 3.16 miles northwest of Flaunden, Herts; 3.62 miles northwest of Chenies, Bucks; 4.3 miles east of Great Missenden; 7 miles northeast of Beaconsfield; 7 miles southwest of Hemel Hempstead, Herts; and 16.9 miles southeast of Soulbury (home to Combe-Lovett families).
		The earliest Christopher of Chesham is, in fact, the earliest located in records thus far (the first in Soulbury not born until 1630).
	www.combs-families.org /combs/records/england/bkm/chesham.htm (1212 words)

	Chesham War Memorial
		The principal manor, later called Chesham Higham, had been granted by William to Hugh de Bolbec, whose castle was at Whitchurch, north of Aylesbury.
		Chesham’s strategic position near the head-waters of the Chess led to its growth from a village into a market, craft, and service centre.
		Chesham, in common with other towns in the Chiltern Hundreds, became a centre for dissent.
	www.stephen-stratford.co.uk /chesham.htm (342 words)

	Rugby Football Union - Women's Rugby - Chesham Face First Real Test
		Chesham ladies faced their first real test of the new season on Sunday when they travelled away to meet St. Albans in a friendly, Chesham were wanting to improve on the 5-5 draw from the team’s last meeting.
		Soon after, Chesham began to take control and re-gain possession which was rewarded by a Sally Greenly try created by a pick and drive from the back of the ruck.
		Chesham continued to contest and had particular success in the scrums and rolling mauls which St.Albans found difficult to defend.
	www.rfu.com /index.cfm/fuseaction/RFUHome.Womens_Detail/StoryID/8130 (399 words)

	Names in Chesham, 1538-1600/1
		This transcription was made from the parchment register for Chesham, Buckingham County, England.
		Given the small variants of spellings for extremely common names (Elyzabeth, John, William, etc.) in the Chesham register, it seems likely that those names were "standardized" when they were copied into the parchment register in 1598.
		So some of the spellings listed in this article may only date to 1598 and not the year in which they are listed.
	www.s-gabriel.org /names/mari/chesham (243 words)

	Chesham Bois - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Chesham Bois (pronounced chess-am boyz by those with long-established roots in the area, but now more commonly pronounced chesh-am boyz) is a village in Buckinghamshire, England, adjacent to both Amersham and Chesham.
		Initially a hamlet in the parish of Chesham, the village gets its name from the de Bosco family who owned the manor of Chesham in the reign of King John.
		Chesham Bois C of E Combined School is located down Bois Lane, a mixed primary school with over 200 pupils.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Chesham_Bois (270 words)

	Chesham Bois House - Open Garden in Aid of Charity
		Welcome to Chesham Bois House the garden of which extends to about 3 acres.
		It is normally very peaceful as the tree lined drive between Bois Lane and the house shuts out most noise except for the occasional plane from Heathrow overhead and of course the birds.
		There is a short walk across the 300 year old bowling green and through a small wood which was originally part of the formal gardens laid out in the French style.
	www.cheshamboishouse.co.uk (419 words)

	Directions & Entry \| The Club \| Chesham United
		Chesham United is on the third exit off the next roundabout.
		Go straight over the next two mini roundabouts until you arrive at the roundabout at the bottom of the hill, Chesham United is on the first exit at a tight angle.
		Chesham is part of the London Underground network and is on the far west of the Metropolitan Line.
	www.cheshamunited.co.uk /club/directions-entry.php (892 words)

	Chesham Hospital
		A quick summary of the case for Chesham Hospital is at the bottom of this page.
		The proposal to demolish Chesham Hospital and to sell its site for commercial development is opposed by every interested group in the Hospital’s catchment area: patients, doctors, the public and elected representatives in local government.
		A critical letter to PCT from Chesham residents David and Sheila Carter: It raises a number of key questions about the legality and obligations with the original Chesham Hospital Trust, planning consents for Berkhamsted Road and how PCT proposals run contrary to "Care in the Community" plans.
	cheshamhospital.com (1542 words)

	The Chesham Flyer
		When electrification came to the Chesham branch some through services to the City were hauled by the Met's electric locomotives, thus avoiding the need for the change of steam to electric locomotives at Rickmansworth.
		A new bay platform was built at Chesham to allow the shuttle train to be at Chesham when a through 8 car service was operating in the rush hour.
		Chesham has always enjoyed through trains to and from the City in the peak hours (often in the past to and from Liverpool Street) and Saturday lunch time (workers used to work Saturday mornings).
	www.metroland.org.uk /cheshamflyer/index.htm (662 words)

	Chesham Museum - The Stables
		Photographs and postcards of Chesham from the end of the 19th century to the present day.
		You can see the folder at Chesham Library and fill in a comments form to be passed on to John.
		If you are a descendant and have any information and photos in relation to any of the men, please telephone her on 01494 773513 or e-mail her via the Guestbook.
	www.cheshammuseum.org.uk /index.html (444 words)

	CFS for fencing, gates, decking, sheds in Hertfordshire & Buckinghamshire
		Chesham Fencing Supplies Ltd, St Leonards Road, Chivery, Nr Tring, Herts.
		Welcome to Chesham Fencing Supplies we are manufacturers of all types of fencing, trellis, gates, sheds, garden buildings and also supply log cabins.
		If you are looking for a professional fencing contractor or landscape gardener please contact us and we will try and put you in touch with a local contractor who is best suited for the job.
	www.cheshamfencing.co.uk (479 words)

	Chesham Town Council - Welcome to Chesham Town Council
		Located in south-eastern Buckinghamshire and the largest town in the Chiltern District, Chesham lies in a steep sided valley 28 miles north-west of London.
		Assimilating the old and the new, Chesham is a successful combination of market town; industrial centre; commuter dormitory and bustling community.
		Surrounded by the Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Chesham is a great place to begin exploring the Chilterns countryside and is the starting point for many local walks.
	www.chesham.gov.uk (138 words)

	Chesham Bois Cricket Club
		From the early 1900's until 1940, the team played in the Chesham and District League, that featured many local village teams, winning the League on a number of occasions.
		Only the two Great Wars stopped the club playing but it was quickly reformed on both occasions at the cessation of hostilities by many local enthusiasts who came mainly from the village and Chesham Moor areas.
		Although a small village club the standard of play and wickets are good and it has a reputation for friendliness and new members are always welcomed to the club.
	www.cheshamboiscc.org.uk /history.shtml (322 words)

	Council
		Chesham Town Council is the first tier of local government and is the largest parish authority in Chiltern District.
		Chiltern District Council is the second tier of local government that serves the town and Buckinghamshire County Council is the third tier.
		Chesham Town Council succeeded the Urban District Council in 1974.
	www.chesham.gov.uk /council.html (335 words)

	Chesham 1879 How To Find Us (Site not responding. Last check: )
		HOW TO FIND US Chesham 1879 is situated in attractive grounds alongside the River Chess and next to Chesham Old Town.
		It is a non-profit making members club and facilities include 6 all-weather tennis courts (including 3 floodlit and 3 grass courts), and 2 squash courts.
		Feel free to visit the Club any time to look at the premises, but please ring if you would like to look round the Clubhouse, so that we can be sure to be able to assist you.
	www.chesham1879.co.uk /Pages/thowto.htm (181 words)

	Chesham Youth Theatre
		Any reliable person interested in reviving the youth theatre, who is able to commit the necessary time and enthusiasm to do so should contact Geoff Mendoza.
		Chesham Youth Theatre is a lively, enthusiastic drama group for young people serving Chesham and the surrounding area.
		If you are interested in joining Chesham Youth Theatre or would like to find out more contact us at the email address at the bottom of the page or come along to one of our meetings.
	members.tripod.com /cheshamyouththeatre/cyt.html (603 words)

	History - Chesham Bois village website. Buckinghamshire, England. Population 3000 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Chesham Bois offers a fascinating history which in every way reflects the rich history of England.
		We are indebted to Roy and Anne Paton, local historians and residents who have fleshed out, corrected and updated data using recent research of their own and as part of the Chesham Bois Parish Map Group.
		Much more about Chesham Bois and its people and natural history is in the book, Chesham Bois - A Celebration of the Village and its History (1999), and is available from the Chesham Bois Parish Council office.
	www.cheshambois.com /uk/history.asp (410 words)

	Home \| Chesham United
		Chesham United Youth Team won their Cup Final against Bracknell on Sunday Morning, closely followed in the Evening by the Ladies 1st XI beating Woodley Saints.
		Chesham United Football Club would like to thank all of the Corporate Patron Scheme Members for their participation and we look forward to working closely with our members throughout the 2008/09 season.
		Amersham and Wycombe College has joined forces with Chesham United Football Club to help talented young footballers to make progress in their academic and sporting careers.
	www.cheshamunited.co.uk (618 words)

	CHESHAM IN THE SECOND WORLD WAR
		Chesham High School history department is undertaking a long-term project to archive as much primary and secondary material as possible about life in Chesham during the war.
		To this effect, the department is interviewing local residents who have memories of life in Chesham during the war.
		Several current and former Chesham residents have done this already and their stories are to be found by clicking on 'Written Memories' on the left here.
	www.cheshamatwar.com (336 words)

	Chesham Depot Antiques, your New England antique dealer! Antique collectors and browsers welcome!
		Chesham, once a separate village, is now part of Harrisville.
		Chesham Depot Antiques is housed in an original barn attached to an 1858 farmhouse.
		When we bought the house in 1997, I had just begun to realize my dream of buying and selling antiques (at the time I was renting space in several antique co-ops).
	www.cheshamdepotantiques.com (3307 words)

	The Chesham Society - Focus Newsletter Winter 2004
		The Chesham Society has had an active role in the past and I believe should be active in making the residents' fears and views known in the future.
		The Chesham Society's membership is predominantly made up of people in the over 60 age group, when what is needed is more parents than grandparents.
		Many of our readers will be sending season's greetings to friends who used to live in the Chesham area and have now moved away; they may be wondering if there are any gifts that they could give to remind their friends of their time in Chesham.
	www.cheshamsociety.org.uk /Focus/Focus_101.html (4696 words)

	Chesham Cricket Club
		The club has over 250 junior members, 15 competitive teams and supplies boys and girls for district, county and regional representative teams.
		Chesham CC provides top level coaching to local primary and secondary schools and is a focus club for Chance to Shine.
		Chesham runs 4 senior teams with plans for a fifth in 2008 as well as a Sunday XI.
	www.cheshamcc.co.uk (163 words)

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