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UK LIFE EVENTS

This page records events in UK M*CH*MORE lives that are not recorded elsewhere on this site. The events are categorised as follows:

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Education and training

Much of the following information came from FindMyPast.

Name	Date	Information	Source
? MICHELMORE	25 Jul 1881	won the IVa Form Prize at Exeter School, St Leonard's, Exeter	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 27 Jul 1881
A M MICHELMORE, Miss	Feb 1891	placed 8th in Civil Service examination for female telegraph learners	Aberdeen Weekly Journal 7 Mar 1891
Alan James MITCHELMORE	1943-44	second year student, Faculty of Law, Sydney University	Sydney University Calendar Supplement for the Years 1943-1944
Albert John MUCHMORE	Nov 1877	b Dec 1873 of Hampton Cottages: admitted to Charles Boys School, Plymouth	FindMyPast
Albert MITCHELMORE	27 Jun 1897	b 24 Nov 1892, father C F MITCHELMORE: admitted to Hockworthy Church of England School	FindMyPast
Albert MICHELMORE	1901	received Civil Service Commission certification as a Subordinate Officer, Division I, Prisons Department, without competition	Edinburgh Gazette 12 Apr 1901
Albert Edward MUCHMORE	18 Jul 1904	received Civil Service Commission certification as cooper, Royal Victoria Yard, Deptford, without competition	London Gazette 2 Aug 1904
Alf MICHELMORE	Mar 1875	son of the Mayor of Totnes: passed Cambridge Matriculation Examinations	Totnes Times 6 Mar 1875
Alfred MUCHMORE	10 Jun 1912	received Civil Service Commission certification as Clerk, Second Division after open competition	London Gazette 2 Jul 1912
Alfred MICHELMORE	1927-1928	participated as a student in the Cambridge expedition to arctic Spitsbergen in 1927, took his bachelor's degree at Trinity College in 1928, ended up as a field ecologist in Northern Rhodesia	Peder Anker, Imperial Ecology: Environmental Order in the British Empire 1895-1945. Harvard University Press, 2001.
Alice Maude MICHELMORE	24 Apr 1891	received Civil Service Commission certification as Female Telegraph Learner in a London District Office, after open competition	London Gazette 28 Apr 1891
Alice Mabel MITCHELMORE	27 Jun 1912	b 29 May 1904, father John Henry of 6 King Street: admitted to Standard I at Rack Street Central School, Exeter, previously at school in Plymouth; left 3 Dec 1912, left city	FindMyPast
Alice Mabel MITCHELMORE	20 Jan 1913	b 29 May 1905, father Thomas of Fairfields: admitted to Mary Tavy County Primary School, previously at school in Exeter; left 6 Jul 1917	FindMyPast
Amy MICHELMORE	18 Apr 1887	b 8 Apr 1884, father Charles MICHELMORE, Higher Coombe: admitted to Coombe School, Buckfastliegh	FindMyPast
Annie MITCHELMORE	12 Sep 1881	b 5 Sep 1873, father Edwin of Ringmore: admitted to Erne & Avon School, Ringmore; formerly at Bigbury School, left 11 Oct 1886	FindMyPast
Annie MITCHMORE	18 Sep 1899	b 1 Nov 1886, father John: admitted to Brixham National School, previously at Higher Brixham School	FindMyPast
Blanche MITCHELMORE	3 Oct 1894	b 24 Dec 1887, father Alfred, 94 High Street, Blaydon: admitted to Buddle Schools, Wallsend, Northumberland; left 11 Nov 1897	FindMyPast
Caroline MITCHELMORE	9 Apr 1888	b 7 Dec 1882, father Will H MITCHELMORE, labourer of Poundsgate: admitted to Leusdon Council School infants department, Widecombe; left 3 Aug 1897	FindMyPast
Caroline MICHELMORE	14 Apr 1889	admitted to Lee Mill School, Plympton St Mary; left 25 Mar 1890	FindMyPast
Cecil MICHELMORE	Dec 1915	received third prize in butter making after course of instruction at Cheriton Bishop	Devon Heritage Centre
Charles MITCHELMORE	1891	b 9 Sep 1879, father John: admitted to South Molton National School	FindMyPast
Charles Henry MICHELMORE	8 Nov 1902	received Civil Service Commission certification as a Shipwright, Devonport Dockyard, Admiralty without competition	London Gazette 11 Nov 1902
Charlie MICHELMORE	14 Apr 1889	admitted to Lee Mill School, Plympton St Mary; left 28 Mar 1890	FindMyPast
Chas MITCHELMORE	6 Sep 1899	b 5 Jan 1886, father Andrew MITCHELMORE of 74 Richard Street: admitted to Howard Gardens & Howardian High School for Boys, Cardiff, previously at Albany Road School	FindMyPast
Clarence W MITCHELMORE	1897	b 2 Oct 1894, father John MITCHELMORE: admitted to Slapton County Primary School	FindMyPast
Daniel MITCHELMORE	6 Sep 2012	educated at Penrice School, St Austell	CornwallLive
David J MITCHELMORE	22 Sep 1891	b 13 Jul 1888, father William MITCHELMORE of Clive Street: admitted to St Fagan's National School, Trecynon, left Jan 1896	FindMyPast
David John MITCHEMORE	13 Jan 1896	b 25 Feb 1889, father David MITCHEMORE of 43 Glan Road: admitted to Park School, Abderdare, previously at St Fagan's National School, left 10 Jul 1901 for Higher Grade School, Aberdare Post Office	FindMyPast
Deane MITCHELMORE	1908	b 11 Feb 1900, parent M MITCHELMORE: admitted to Kingswear County Primary School	FindMyPast
E Vernon MITCHELMORE	9 Aug 1888	scholar at the National School Laugharne: performed at prize day entertainment [similar reports 1890-1891]	Welshman 10 Aug 1888
Edgar MITCHELMORE	19 Jun 1893	b 26 Jan 1883, father Frank of 27 Oakfield Terrace: admitted to Cattdown Road Senior School, Plymouth	FindMyPast
Edgar MITCHELMORE	1 May 1897	b 29 Jul 1893, parents Elias & Mary of South Knighton: admitted to Bickington Church of England School; formerly of Blackpool School, left 6 Oct 1898	FindMyPast
Edith Alberta MICHELMORE	27 Aug 1883	b 7 Aug 1872, father Frederick of 27 Glyn Road: admitted to Rushmore Road Girls' School, Hackney, formerly at Sidney Road Elementary School, left 17 Jun 1887	FindMyPast
Edith Marion MITCHELMORE	18 Jun 1894	b 2 Apr 1891, father John MITCHELMORE of Slapton: admittted to Slapton County Primary School	FindMyPast
Edward MITCHELMORE	1840	age 5, father John MITCHELMORE, carpenter of Slapton Village: admitted to Fourth Class at Slapton School under Kelland Charity	FindMyPast
Edward Austin MITCHELMORE	24 Aug 1903	received Civil Service Commission certification as a Post Office Learner, Yeovil, without competition	London Gazette 28 Aug 1903
Edward MITCHELMORE	16 Dec 1908	received Civil Service Commission certification as a Postman, London, after open competition	London Gazette 1 Jan 1909
Edward Austin MITCHELMORE	31 Mar 1913	received Civil Service Commission certification as a Clerical Assistant, Post Office after limited competition	London Gazette 1 Apr 1913
Edward Austin MITCHELMORE	21 Oct 1921	received Civil Service Commission certification as a Post Office Supplementary Clerk after competition	London Gazette 4 Nov 1921
Edwd MICHELMORE	10 May 1897	b 3 Feb 1889: admitted to Paignton National School; formerly at school in Camberwell, London	FindMyPast
Edwin MITCHELMORE	12 Apr 1882	b 2 Nov 1874, mother Susan of Quay: admitted to Brixham British School	FindMyPast
Edwin H MITCHELMORE	28 Apr 1897	b 4 Jun 1890, father Andrew MITCHELMORE of 153 Cyfarthfa Street: admitted to Albany Road School, Roath	FindMyPast
Edwin Herbert MITCHELMORE	15 Jan 1900	b 4 Jun 1890, father Andrew MITCHELMORE of 74 Richard Street:admitted to Marlborough Road Primary School, Cardiff, previously at Albany Road Bd School, left 20 Jul 1900, invalided	FindMyPast
Edwin Herbt MITCHELMORE	15 Nov 1900	b 4 Jun 1890, mother Elizth MITCHELMORE of 74 Richard Street:admitted to Gladstone Primary School, previously at Marlborough Road School, left 14 Nov 1902	FindMyPast
Edwin MICHELMORE	3 Feb 1908	b 1 Jul 1901, of Prospect Road: admitted to Brixham British School, previously at Furzeham Infants'; left 4 Feb 1915 "lab cert"	FindMyPast
Eleanor Ruby MITCHELMORE	18 Oct 1909	b 9 Aug 1896 of 12 Old Laira Road, father engine driver: admitted to Laira Green Primary School, Plymouth	FindMyPast
Elizabeth Jane MICHELMORE	27 Aug 1883	b 13 Nov 1876, father Frederick, 27 Glyn Road: admitted to Rushmore Road Girls' School, Hackney, previously at Sidney Road Elementary School, left 1885	FindMyPast
Elizabeth Ann Amelia MITCHELMORE	17 Jun 1895	b 20 Jun 1891, father William E MITCHELMORE of Slapton: admitted to Slapton County Primary School, left 25 Sep 1903	FindMyPast
Elizth MITCHEMORE	1844	left Plymouth Public School, went to live at Stonehouse	FindMyPast
Elsie MICHELMORE	18 Apr 1887	b 1 Sep 1882, father Charles MICHELMORE, Higher Coombe: admitted to Coombe School, Buckfastliegh	FindMyPast
Elsie Mitchelmore FORDER	1887	passed the Trinity College of Music examination in musical knowledge (Senior Division), sitting at Salisbury	The Hampshire Advertiser 22 Jan 1887
Elsie MITCHELMORE	1 Oct 1901	b 24 May 1898, father Frank of Brendon House: admitted to Mount Street School, Plymouth	FindMyPast
Elsie MITCHELMORE	7 Apr 1902	b 23 May 1898, father William of 1 Chapel Street: admitted to Mount Street School, Plymouth	FindMyPast
Elsie MITCHELMORE	26 Feb 1906	b 23 May 1898 of 1 Chapel Street: admitted to Mount Street School, Plymouth	FindMyPast
Emily MITCHELMORE	12 Sep 1881	b 9 Nov 1875, father Edwin of Ringmore: admitted to Erne & Avon School, Ringmore; previously at Bigbury School; withdrawn 18 Apr 1887	FindMyPast
Eric W H MITCHELMORE	15 Jul 1912	b 8 Apr 1905, guardian G BUCK of Station Road: admitted to Bovey Tracey National School; previously at St John's School, left 15 Apr 1919	FindMyPast
Ernest MITCHELMORE	9 Jan 1905	b 14 Jun 1893, father Sydney?, com traveller of 34 Beaumont Road: admitted to Plymouth School; previously at Salisbury Road School, left 31 Mar 1905	FindMyPast
Ewart MITCHELMORE	20 Aug 1894	b 9 Sep 1885, father Frank of Gibbon's Lane: admitted to Charles Boys School, Plymouth, previously at Cattedown School	FindMyPast
F MICHELMORE	4 Dec 1891	student at Berkhampstead & Northchurch National School, Berkhampstead: ought to have repeated last year completed at previous school	FindMyPast
F MITCHELMORE	21 Aug 1894	police officer, Llanelly: received re-examination certificate from St John Ambulance Association	South Wales Daily Post 22 Aug 1894
Flor Helena MICHELMORE	27 Aug 1883	b 13 Sep 1874, father Frederick, 27 Glyn Road: admitted to Rushmore Road Girls' School, Hackney, previously at Sidney Road Elementary School, left 1888	FindMyPast
Flor May MITCHELMORE	1 Apr 1913	b 30 May 1904, father Fred MITCHELMORE of 5 Pleasant Terrace: admitted to Paignton National School, left 28 Sep 1917 with Exam Certif	FindMyPast
Florence MITCHELMORE	27 Apr 1885	b 18 Aug 1877, father John of Bath Cottages: admitted to St Saviour's & All Saints Church Primary School, Torquay	FindMyPast
Florence MITCHELMORE	8 Feb 1886	b 18 Aug 1877, father William of Roxwell Stables: admitted to St John's Mixed School, Torquay; previously at Torre National School, left 31 Jan 1888	FindMyPast
Florence MITCHELMORE	1902, 1905	b 2 Aug 1896, father James: admitted to St Saviour's & All Saints Church Primary School, Torquay	FindMyPast
Francis G MITCHELMORE	24 Apr 1911	b 2 Jan 1906, father George MITCHELMORE of Hooten Hall: admitted to St Mary Church of England School, Eastham, Cheshire; transferred to Mixed Dep 31 Mar 1913	FindMyPast
Fred MITCHELMORE	1 Sep 1908	b 28 Jul 1895, parent M MITCHELMORE of Beaconsfield, Dartmouth: admitted to Kingswear County Primary School	FindMyPast
Fred R MITCHELMORE	1 Feb 1911	b 23 Jan 1900, father Fred MITCHELMORE of 5 Pleasant Terrace: admitted to Paignton National School; left 30 Jan 1914 with Exemptn Certif	FindMyPast
Freddy MICHELMORE	14 Apr 1889	admitted to Lee Mill School, Plympton St Mary; left 28 Mar 1890	FindMyPast
Fredk MICHELMORE	1 Mar 1882	b 16 Feb 1875, of Kirkham Street: admitted to Paignton National School	FindMyPast
Fredk John MITCHELMORE	31 Aug 1914	b 7 Mar 1910, father Thomas of Fairfields: admitted to Mary Tavy County Primary School; left 31 Mar 1924	FindMyPast
George MITCHELMORE	8 Feb 1875	b 21 Apr 1868, father Edwd MITCHELMORE of Barns Hill: admitted to Paignton National School	FindMyPast
George MICHELMORE	15 May 1893	b 8 Jul 1888, father William H MICHELMORE, labourer of Poundsgate: admitted to Leusdon Council School, Widecombe; left 14 Jul 1902	FindMyPast
George MICHELMORE	1 Feb 1897	b 23 Apr 1889, father Robt MICHELMORE, Mill Cottages: admitted to Paignton National School	FindMyPast
George MITCHELMORE	19 Apr 1909	b 4 Sep 1895, father Andrew of 1 Frankfort Blds: admitted to Plymouth Public School	FindMyPast
George Wm MITCHELMORE	22 Apr 1913	b 1 Oct 1908, father Thomas: admitted to Mary Tavy County Primary School, left 21 Dec 1922	FindMyPast
George Geoffrey MICHELMORE	1906-1913	student at St Lawrence College, 6 Chatham Street, Ramsgate	Register of St Lawrence College, Ramsgate
Gertrude MICHELMORE	5 Apr 1886	b 12 Nov 1882, father John MICHELMORE, Slapton: admitted to Slapton County Primary School, left 21 Dec 1894	FindMyPast
Gertrude Florence Muriel MITCHELMORE	26 Apr 1918	received Civil Service Commission certification as Post Office Telephonist, Torquay	London Gazette 3 May 1918
Gladys MUCHAMORE	4 May 1910	b 1 7 Jun 1901, father William of 30 Sydney Road:admitted to Borstal National School, Rochester, previously at Troy Town R	FindMyPast
Gordon Edward MITCHELMORE	Jun 1947	passed final examination for the degrees of MB, ChB at the University of Bristol	Western Daily Press 30 Jun 1947
Gwendoline MITCHELMORE	3 Jun 1920	received Civil Service Commission certification as Female Learner, London Post Office after open competition	Edinburgh Gazette 9 Jul 1920
H MITCHELMORE	14 Apr 1893	student at Berkhampstead & Northchurch National School, Berkhampsted, Hertfordshire: required to repeat last year of Junior School "being dull"	FindMyPast
Harold MITCHELMORE	9 Jul 1894	b 16 Dec 1887, father Francis MITCHELMORE of Brendon House: admitted to Mount Street School, Plymouth	findMyPast
Harold Gaye MICHELMORE	188x	referred to as a "fellow Old Newtonian" to English writer Bertram Fletcher Robinson [implying that he attended Newton College, Wolborough]	BFRonline.BIZ
Henry MICHELMORE	1852	member of Shrewsbury School cricket team, left Midsummer 1852; became solicitor, Newton Abbot	Shrewsbury School Register 1798-1898
Henry William MICHELMORE	1878-1882	boarder in Cotton's House, Rugby School	Rugby School archivist
Henry Theodore MICHELMORE	Sep1904-1908	boarder in Steel's House, Rugby School	Rugby School archivist
Henry Richard Aubrey MICHELMORE	Oct 1948	of Maldon, Sidmouth: awarded Diploma in Child Health by the Royal College of Physicians of London	Exeter & Plymouth Gazette 22 Oct 1948
Herbert Henry MITCHMORE	16 Jun 1936	received Civil Service Commission certification as a postman, Totnes Post Office	London Gazette 7 Jul 1936
Hilda MICHELMORE	18 Mar 1895	b 12 Jun 1891, father Richard MICHELMORE, Mount: admitted to Coombe School, Buckfastleigh	FindMyPast
Hilda MUCHAMORE	2 Apr 1906	b 16 Apr 1898, father William of 3 Highclere Cottages: admitted to Borstal National School, Rochester, previously at Borstal Infants School	FindMyPast
Horace John MITCHELMORE	29 Oct 1901	received Civil Service Commission certification as a Clerk of the Second Division after open competition	London Gazette 1 Nov 1901
Ithiel MITCHELMORE	13 Dec 1895	student at Albury Church of England School, Albury, Surrey: came to school five minutes late because he had been "helping his father"; same occurrence 16 Dec 1895 and 15 Apr 1897	FindMyPast
James MITCHELMORE	21 Aug 1911	received Civil Service Commission certification as a Joiner, Bull Point Naval Ordnance Depot [Plymouth], without competition	London Gazette 1 Sep 1911
James MITCHELMORE	20 Oct 1916	received Civil Service Commission certification as a Temporary Assistant Postman, Post Office, without competiion	London Gazette 3 Nov 1916
James MITCHELMORE	14 Jun 1937	received Civil Service Commission certification as a Skilled Labourer, HM Dockyards & Naval Establishments, without competition	London Gazette 9 Jul 1937
James Frederick MUCHMORE	28 Jul 1939	received Civil Service Commission certification as postman or mail porter, Clerical Class, without competition, and assigned to London	London Gazette 22 Aug 1939
Jane MICHELMORE	9 Oct 1876	b 1 May 1863, mother Mary Ann MITCHELMORE, Slapton: admitted to Slapton County Primary School, formerly at East Allington School, left 29 Mar 1877	FindMyPast
Jane MICHELMORE	26 Oct 1897	b 4 Aug 1893, father Richard MICHELMORE of Coombe:admitted to Coombe School, Buckfastleigh	FindMyPast
Janet MITCHELMORE	10 Sep 1894	b 19 Jul 1889, parents Albert & Henrietta of South Knighton: admitted to Bickington Church of England School; left 15 Aug 1901 for Chelmford	FindMyPast
Jenny MICHELMORE	16 Sep 1890	b 22 May 1886, father Charles MICHELMORE, Higher Coombe: admitted to Coombe School, Buckfastleigh	FindMyPast
Jno MITCHELMORE	17 Feb 1885	b 28 Apr 1877, father F MITCHELMORE, Kirkham Street: admitted to Paignton National School primary department	FindMyPast
John MITCHELMORE	1840	age 5, father John MITCHELMORE, carpenter of Slapton Village: admitted to Fourth Class at Slapton School under Kelland Charity	FindMyPast
John MICHELMORE	5 Mar 1883	b 28 Dec 1876, mother Susan MICHELMORE, Quay, widow: admitted to Brixham British School	FindMyPast
John MICHELMORE	3 Mar 1884	b Apr 1877, father Robt MICHELMORE, Kircham Street: admitted to Paignton National School [entry struck through]	FindMyPast
John C I MICHELMORE	4 Jun 1888	b 17 Apr 1885, father James MICHELMORE, Poole: admitted to Slapton County Primary School, left 24 Aug 1888	FindMyPast
John I C MICHELMORE	20 Jun 1889	b 17 Apr 1885, father James MICHELMORE, Poole: admitted to Slapton County Primary School, left 10 Jan 1890	FindMyPast
John MITCHELMORE	1 Apr 1895	b 24 Jul 1889, father Thom of High Street: admitted to Buddle Schools (Infants), Wallsend, Northumberland; left 8 Jun 1896	FindMyPast
John MITCHELMORE	6 May 1901	b 5 Mar 1893, father John, guard of 29 Oxford Avenue: admitted to Charles Boys School, Plymouth, previously at a private school	FindMyPast
John MITCHELMORE	13 May 1902	b 21 Aug 1895, father George MITCHELMORE of Hooton Hall, Hooton: admitted to St Mary Church of England School, Eastham, Cheshire; left 1909	FindMyPast
John Henry MITCHELMORE	27 Apr 1903	b 3 Feb 1900, father John MITCHELMORE of Slapton: admitted to Slapton County Primary School; left 19 Sep 1913 (Lab Certif)	FindMyPast
John Thomas MITCHELMORE	4 Feb 1918	received Civil Service Commission certification as a Skilled Labourer, H M Dockyards & Naval Estabishments, without competition	Edinburgh Gazette 8 Mar 1918
Katharine MICHELMORE	19 Jun 1882	b 9 May 1878, father John MITCHELMORE, Slapton: admitted to Slapton County Primary School, left 20 Jun 1890	FindMyPast
Laura MUCHAMORE	1 Apr 1903	b 16 Sep 1894, father William of Alfred Terrace: admitted to Borstal National School, Rochester, previously at Borstal Infant School	FindMyPast
Laura MITCHELMORE	9 Jan 1905	b 7 Aug 1898, father Charles of 11 York Terrace: admitted to Ford Board School, Devonport	FindMyPast
Lawrence MICHELMORE	6 Jun 1903	b 5 Jun 1898. father William MICHELMORE, labourer of Poundsgate: admitted to Leusdon Council School, Widecombe; left 1913	FindMyPast
Leonard Frank MITCHELMORE	14 Mar 1904	b 29 Dec 1892, father James Richard of 14 Whippendell Road: admittted to Beechen Grove Board School, Watford; previously at Berkhampstead Board School, suffered continued illness, left 21 Dec 1906 on leaving town	FindMyPast
Leslie MITCHELMORE	5 May 1913	b 19 Jan 1910, father Wm Henry MITCHELMORE of Barracks: admitted to Kingsbridge School, left 18 Dec 1913, left town	FindMyPast
Lewis W MITCHELMORE	7 Feb 1893	b 18 Jan 1890, father William of Clive Street: admitted to St Fagan's National School, Trecynon	FindMyPast
Lewis MITCHELMORE	4 Jan 1897	b 18 Aug 1890, father Wm MITCHELMORE of 43 Glan Road: admitted to Park School, Aberdare; left 7 Sep 1902 to work	FindMyPast
Lilian MICHELMORE	22 Oct 1884	b 15 Nov 1880, father James MICHELMORE of Slapton: admitted to Slapton County Primary School; left 6 Jan 1885, readmitted 31 Jan 1887, left 13 Dec 1889	FindMyPast
Louisa MITCHELMORE	1 Feb 1899	b 19 Oct 1892, mother Louisa of Rock Terrace: admitted to Brixham National School	FindMyPast
Louisa MITCHELMORE	5 Sep 1904	b 19 Oct 1892, father George, mariner of 16 Pasby Street E: admitted to Ford Board School, Devonport; previously at Yarmouth School	FindMyPast
Louisa MITCHELMORE	1 Apr 1913	b 31 Dec 1905, father Fred MITCHELMORE of 5 Pleasant Terrace: admitted to Paignton National School, left 23 Dec 1919	FindMyPast
lthiel MITCHELMORE	25-27 Jan 1897	student at Albury Church of England School, Albury, Surrey: absent due to sickness; also 19-23 Sep 1898	FindMyPast
M MICHELMORE, Miss	11 May 1891	passed the Oxford University Extension examination in Chemistry held at Totnes Grammar School	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 20 Jun 1891
Maggie MITCHELMORE	9 Feb 1885	b 4 Mar 1878, father William, collier of 1 Clive Street: admitted to St Fagan's National School, Trecynon	FindMyPast
Mary MICHELMORE	24 Jul 1876	b 20 Aug 1862, father Robert MICHELMORE of East Allington: admitted to Slapton County Primary School; previously at East Allington School, left 25 Nov 1878	FindMyPast
Mary MITCHELMORE	17 Feb 1904	b 16 Jul 1900, father John of Harriet Street: admitted to St Fagan's National School, Trecynon	FindMyPast
Matilda MITCHELMORE	5 Apr 1889	b 29 Jun 1885, father Will H MITCHELMORE, labourer of Poundsgate: admitted to Leusdon Council School, Widecombe; left 27 Jul 1894	FindMyPast
Maud Mary MICHELMORE	24 Sep 1888	b 25 Sep 1885, father John MICHELMORE of Slapton: admitted to Slapton County Primary School; left 2 Oct 1888, re-admitted 2 Jun 1890, left 28 Jan 1898	FindMyPast
Maud MITCHELMORE	24 Apr 1898	b 1 Dec 1888, father Fred of 234 Glyn Road: admitted to Rushmore Road Girls' School, Hackney	FindMyPast
Maud MITCHELMORE	11 Oct 1909	b 10 Dec 1903 Cornworthy, father John MITCHELMORE, labourer of Lydcott, admitted to Sampford Courtenay School; previously at Stoke Devonport School, left 10 Dec 1909 "for winter"	FindMyPast
P MICHELMORE, Mr	31 Mar 1881	gave prize, a pencil case, for the long jump event at the Exeter School athletic sports	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 6 Apr 1881
P MICHELMORE	1885	son of P MICHELMORE, Exeter: attended Clifton College until July 1885, attended Trinity College, Oxford, died Jun 1902	Clifton College Annals & Register 1862-1912
P MICHELMORE, Mr	Jun 1888	obtained Class IV honours in jurisprudence at Trinity College, Oxford	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 29 Jun 1888
P MICHELMORE	4 Jun 1892	of Trinity College, Oxford: conferred degree of Master of Arts	Jackson’s Oxford Journal 11 Jun 1892
Percy MITCHELMORE	9 Feb 1891	b 23 Feb 1884, father Robert MITCHELMORE of Mill House: admitted to Paignton National School	FindMyPast
Phillip MICHELMORE	15 Sep 1891	b 5 Jun 1888, father Philip MICHELMORE: admittted to Lee Mill School, Plympton St Mary; left 28 Mar 1892	FindMyPast
R Gertrude MICHELMORE	12 Jul 1895	at Exeter Museum, presented with a certificate on passing a University Extension Movement course on "First aid to the wounded"	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 13 Jul 1895
Ralph Godfrey MICHELMORE	Sep1906-1909	boarder at Rugby School	Rugby School archivist
Reginald MITCHELMORE	25 May 1903	b 14 Mar 1900, father James of 6 East Street: admitted to St Saviour's & All Saints Church Primary School Torquay; previously at Tor School, left 7 Jul 1905	FindMyPast
Reginald Albert MUCHMORE	15 Sep 1916	received Civil Service Commission certification as Temporary Assistant Postman, Post Office without competition	Edinburgh Gazette 6 Oct 1916
Reuben MICHELMORE	30 Aug 1909	b 3 Jul 1905, father Charlie of Higher Coombe: admitted to Coombe School, Buckfastleigh; left 19 Jul 1918	FindMyPast
Richard Stanley MITCHELMORE	19 Apr 1909	b 1 Mar 1899, mother Susan of 31 Cambridge Lane W: admitted to Plymouth Public School, previously at Oxford Street Boys School	FindMyPast
Samuel MITCHELMORE	2 Jan 1888	b 26 Feb 1881, father William, collier of Clive Street, Aberdare: admitted to St Fagan's National School, Aberdare	FindMyPast
Stuart Walter Thomas MITCHELMORE	3 Aug 1938	received Civil Service Commission certification as Executive Class after open competition, assigned to the Board of Trade	London Gazette 9 Sep 1938
Susie MICHELMORE	4 Jun 1894	b 24 May 1890, father Charles MICHELMORE, Higher Coombe: admitted to Coombe School, Buckfastleigh	FindMyPast
T MICHELMORE, jun	May 1842	awarded prize at the University of Glasgow, educated at Torre School near Torquay	Exeter & Plymouth Gazette 7 May 1842
Thomas Mitchelmore HUNT	21 May 1915	received Civil Service Commission certification as a Male Learner, Ilford Post Office after limited competition	London Gazette 4 Jun 1915
Thomas Mitchelmore HUNT	11 Sep 1929	received Civil Service Commission certification as Post Office Clerical Class after open competition	London Gazette 4 Oct 1929
W J H MICHELMORE	6 May 1872	aged 7 yr 1 mo, father cabinet maker of 9 Commercial Street: admitted to St John's School, Plymouth	FindMyPast
W MITCHELMORE	Jul 1901	articled pupil to James JERMAN F R I B A, Exeter architect: at examination in London, obtained first class honours in building construction, awarded Bronze Medal	Western Times 21 Aug 1901
W G MICHELMORE	Nov 1917	major, RE, youngest son of Mr H W MICHELMORE of Exeter, at present in hospital in England as the result of wounds received in France: awarded Bachelor of Laws (Honorary War Degree) by London University	Western Times 30 Nov 1917
Walter MUCHAMORE	3 May 1892	b 9 Mar 1879, father Wm MUCHAMORE of 28 Nelson Terrace, Laira: admitted to Sutton High School, Keppel Place, Plymouth	FindMyPast
Walter MUCHAMORE	5 Sep 1911	father Walter MUCHAMORE of 116 Knighton Road: admitted to St John's School, Plymouth	FindMyPast
Wilfred John MITCHELMORE	26 Feb 1894	b 6 Aug 1881, father John of 37 Hyde Close: admitted to St Thomas's High Grade National School, Winchester, previously at Hyde School	FindMyPast
William MITCHELMORE	12 Sep 1881	b 1 Jan 1871, father Edwin of Ringmore: admitted to Erme & Avon School, Ringmore; formerly of Bigbury School, withdrawn Dec 1883	FindMyPast
William MITCHELMORE	8 Feb 1886	b 1 Jul 1875, father William MITCHELMORE of Roxwell Stables: admitted to St John's Mixed School, Torquay; previously at Torre National School, left 25 Jun 1886	FindMyPast
William MICHELMORE	Jan 1894	b Oct 1880, mother Emily MICHELMORE, widow: admitted to Hele's School, Exeter at age 13; left Jul 1897	FindMyPast
William MICHELMORE	Sep 1899	passed examination in Freehand Drawing, Elementary Stage, Second Class. at the Exeter Technical and University Extension College	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 16 Sep 1899
William MITCHELMORE	15 Apr 1902	b 26 Aug 1891, father Joseph of 3 Railway Street: admitted to St Marie's Roman Catholic Primary School, Widnes, Lancashire; formerly of St Vincent's, Preston, left 7 Nov 1902	FindMyPast
William John Kellen MUCHAMORE	17 Dec 1902	received Civil Service Commission certification as a Subordinate Officer, Division I, Prisons Department, England without competition	London Gazette 19 Dec 1902
William Mitchelmore PHILLIPS	25 Feb 1909	received Civil Service Commission certification as a foreman, Army Ordnance Department, War Office	Edinburgh Gazette 5 Mar 1909
William Raymond MITCHELMORE	5 Sep 1911	b 23 May 1903, father W T MITCHELMORE of Gerston: admitted to Paignton National School; left 27 Apr 1917	FindMyPast
William Godwin MICHELMORE	May 1908 - 1912	boarder in Steel's House, Rugby School; gained his Cap in 1912	Rugby School archivist
Winnie MITCHELMORE	8 Nov 1909	b 19 Jul 1903, guardian Mr HURRELL of Union Road, Kingsbridge: admitted to Kingsbridge School; previously at Paignton School, visitor, left 22 Nov 1909	FindMyPast
Winnie MITCHELMORE	21 Apr 1914	b 16 Jul 1907, father Fred Rob MITCHEL of Goodrington: admitted to Paignton National School; previously at Curledge Street Infants, readmitted 30 Jun 1919, left 29 Jul 1921	FindMyPast
Wm MUCHMORE	26 Apr 1848	aged 8, father Wm MUCHMORE of 5 Stilman Street, Plymouth: admitted to Plymouth Grey Coat School	FindMyPast
Wm MITCHELMORE	22 Feb 1875	b 25 Nov, father Edwd MITCHELMORE of Barns Hill, Paignton: re-admitted to Paignton National School, having completed Standard II in Feb 1871	FindMyPast
Wm Geo MICHELMORE	9 Oct 1882	b 27 Sep 1879, mother Emma M MITCHELMORE, Slapton: admitted to Slapton County Primary School, left 25 Sep 1891	FindMyPast
Wm T MITCHELMORE	28 Jun 1886	b 1 Jul 1875, mother Mrs MITCHELMORE of Braddon: admitted to Warberry Church Primary School, Torquay; previously at St Johns School, left Jan 1887 to go to work	FindMyPast
Wm MITCHELMORE	27 Jun1897	b 14 Oct 1889, father C F MITCHELMORE: admitted to Hockworthy Church of England School	FindMyPast
Wm Rd MITCHELMORE	28 Aug 1911	b 5 Jun 1904, father Richard of 39 Claremont Street: admitted to Plymouth Public School, previously at Oxford Street Infants School	FindMyPast

Occupations, professions and trades

Name	Date	Information	Source
? MICHAELMORE, Mr	4 Feb 1825	solicitor: appointed Proctor General of the Archdeaconry Court, Totnes	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 10 Feb 1825
? MUCHMORE, Mr	Nov 1864	farmer of nr Liskeard: has had several additions to their flocks of sheep during the last few days	Royal Cornwall Gazette 2 Dec 1864
? MICHELMORE, Mr	1826-1866	solicitor of Totnes	London Gazette various
? MICHELMORE, Mr	25 Oct 1881	appointed himself as clerk to the visitors of the Western Counties Idiot Asylum, Starcross	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 26 Oct 1881
? MICHELMORE, Mr	6 Sep 1884	chairman, Buckfastleigh, Totnes & South Devon Railway	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 10 Sep 1884
? MICHELMORE, Mr	27 Oct 1884	appointed himself as clerk to the visitors of the Western Counties Idiot Asylum, Starcross	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 29 Oct 1884
? MITCHELMORE, Mr	May 1885	undertaker of Spotlands	Western Mail 18 May 1885
? MITCHELMORE	Dec 1914	teacher of Bodfeurig, Carmarthenshire: had joined HM Forces	North Wales Chronicle & Advertiser 11 Dec 1914
A J MITCHELMORE	25 Aug 1900	RN carpenter: appointed to the Northampton for Cleopatra	Hampshire Telegraph & Sussex Chronicle 1 Sep 1900
A MUCHMORE	1915-1920	Clerk, 2nd Division, Accountant-General's Department, General Post Office, London	British Imperial Calendar
A MUCHMORE	1949-1950	Temporary Principal, Colonial Office, London	British Imperial Calendar
Alfred MICHELMORE	10 Mar 1885	land agent, Tregothnan, Truro [further advertisements appear up to Mar 1886]	Royal Cornwall Gazette 20 Mar 1885
Alfred MICHELMORE	17 Aug 1885	agent to Lord Falmouth	Royal Cornwall Gazette 21 Aug 1885
Alfred MUCHMORE	1 Apr 1937	appointed member of the Executive Council of the Colony of Aden	London Gazette 23 Apr 1937
Alfred MUCHMORE	7 Mar 1945	OBE: appointed member of the Executive Council of the Colony of Aden	London Gazette 20 Mar 1945
Alfred MUCHMORE	9 Mar 1948	OBE: re-appointed member of the Executive Council of the Colony of Aden	London Gazette 26 Mar 1948
Amy MICHELMORE	Aug 1908	appointed supplementary teacher in the infant department of Ashburton School	Western Times 28 Aug 1908
B E MITCHELMORE, Mrs	Jun 1935	licensee, Tradesmen's Arms, Stokenham: licence renewed	Western Morning News 14 Jun 1935
C F MICHELMORE, Mr	Sep 1866	manager, Western District Banking Company	Daily News 22 Sep 1866
C S MITCHELMORE	Feb 1907	manager, Blaenavon and Brynmawr branches of the Metropolitan Bank of England & Wales [also 1908-1909]	North Wales Express 1 Feb 1907
C MITCHELMORE	15 Jan - 27 May 1915	employed by J H S SHIRREFF as gardener at Pitney House, Langport, Somerset	Somerset Record Office
Charles MICHELMORE	27 Aug 1821	appointed Master Extraordinary in the High Court of Chancery	London Gazette 28 Aug 1821
Charles MITCHELMORE	Nov 1902	manager, Metropolitan Bank, Blaenavon	Weekly Mail 6 Nov 1902
Charles Alfred MITCHELMORE	20 Dec 1916 - 23 Dec 1918	aged 24 of Walkhampton, Horrabridge: Red Cross orderly, France	British Red Cross
Charlie MICHELMORE	1977	thatcher of Holne	A History of Holne. Plymouth: St Nicholas Books, 1977, p. 10
David MITCHELMORE	Jun 1982	formerly with the Ford Motor Company, appointed to the board of Alexanders Holdings as its joint managing director	Financial Times 2 Jun 1982
David MUCHMORE	Oct 1982	formerly marketing director, appointed managing director of the print brokerage division of Robert Hart Associates	Financial Times 12 Oct 1982
Dick MICHELMORE		carpenter of Holne, wife Vinny	A History of Holne. Plymouth: St Nicholas Books, 1977, p. 38
E A MITCHELMORE	1935-1939, 1943	executive staff officer, GPO London	British Imperial Calendar
E MICHELMORE	1950-1958	MC: administrative officer, Imperial War Graves Commission, UK district, Head Office, Wooburn Green, Buckinghamshire	British Imperial Calendar
Frederick Collingwood MITCHELMORE	Apr 1948	recognised by the Ministry of Education as a qualified teacher: trained at St Paul's College, Cheltenham 1943-1945, appointed assistant master at Westborough High School 1945 - 1947, then at Wentworth High School for Boys, both Southend-on-Sea	Teacher's Registration Council Registers 1914-1948
G MICHELMORE	18 Nov 1957	Registrar of the Diocese of Exeter	London Gazette 29 Nov 1957
Gary MUCHMORE	Oct 1992	Mercury's electronic messaging product manager	Financial Times 15 Oct 1992
George MICHELMORE	25 Jun 1886	of Thanet Lodge, Chelston, Torquay: Mem R Coll Surg Eng 1886, Lic Soc Apoth Lond 1886	The Medical Register, 1913
George MITCHELMORE	Aug 1887	police constable, Laugharne, Carmarthen	Western Mail 18 Aug 1887
Gordon MITCHELMORE, Dr	1976	personal physician to Dame Agatha [Christie], announced her death at Wallingford	Utica (NY) Daily Press 13 Jan 1976
H MICHELMORE	1878	coroner for South Devon	Evening Post (Wellington NZ) 23 Nov 1878
H MICHELMORE, Mr	Jan 1879	resigned position as coroner for the Totnes district	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 29 Jan 1879
H W MICHELMORE, Mr	Apr 1892	of The Close, Exeter: solicitor to the Exeter Tepid Swimming Bath Co. Ltd.	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 23 Apr 1892
H G MICHELMORE	1896-1897	solicitor	Gale's 19th Century Newspapers
H J MITCHELMORE	1904	clerk, 2nd division, savings bank department, General Post Office	British Imperial Calendar
H T MICHELMORE	1926	sheriff of Exeter	Exeter Memories
H T MICHELMORE, Mr	Oct 1939	succeeded Mr H H HALL in the chairmanship of the Exeter Probation Court	Western Morning News 17 Oct 1939
H R C MICHELMORE, Dr	Feb 1950	surgeon, Sidmouth Section, St John Ambulance Association	Exeter & Plymouth Gazette 24 Feb 1950
H R A MICHELMORE, Dr	19xx	divisional surgeon, Sidmouth	Anna Sutton, A story of Sidmouth and the villages of Salcombe Regis, Branscombe, Sidbury and Sidford (2nd ed.). Exeter: James Townsend, 1959
Harold Gaye MICHELMORE	1957	of Chudleigh, solicitor of the Supreme Court, head of H G Michelmore & Co: recently deceased, left estate ₤57,123	Financial Times 5 Dec 1957
H[enry] [W] MICHELMORE	1889-1900	Clerk of the Devon County Council	Gale's 19th Century Newspapers
Henry MICHELMORE	1861	admitted as attorney after serving his articles with Mr T W Gray, solicitor of this city [Exeter]	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 1 Jan 1879
Henry MICHELMORE	31 Dec 1878	member of the firm Michelmore & Hooper, solicitors; coroner for Totnes district; son of Thomas MICHELMORE, brother of Jeffrey MICHELMORE, agent to the Duke of Somerset: appointed by the Duke as Clerk of the Peace for Devon at a salary of ï¿½1200 a year Note: In relation to average incomes, Henry's salary would have been the equivalent of about ï¿½600,000 today	Pall Mall Gazette 1 Jan 1879 Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 1 Jan 1879 Bristol Mercury and Daily Post 4 Jan 1879
Henry MICHELMORE	1 Jan 1879	appointed Clerk of the Peace for the County	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 1 Jan 1879
Henry MICHELMORE	21 Oct 1879	Clerk of the Peace: appointed himself as clerk to the visitors of the Western Counties Idiot Asylum, Starcross	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 22 Oct 1879
Henry MICHELMORE	30 Oct 1883	Clerk of the Peace: appointed himself as clerk to the visitors of the Western Counties Idiot Asylum, Starcross	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 31 Oct 1883
Henry William MICHELMORE	9 Apr 1902	Dep Clerk of the Peace for Devon of Cathedral Yard, Exeter: applied for Freedom of the City of London in the Company of Loriners	Ancestry
Henry Theodore MICHELMORE	5 Oct 1926	b 1890 Exeter, eldest son of H W MICHELMORE, diocesan registrar and mayor 1912-13: consented to become sheriff of Exeter	Western Morning News 6 Oct 1926
Herbert MICHELMORE	9 Dec 1893	steward of Mr T B BOLITHO's Greenway Estate, Galmpton	Western Times 11 Dec 1893
Horace John MITCHELMORE	3 Dec 1901	appointed to Registrar-General's Office, Scotland, for temporary duty	London Gazette 3 Dec 1901
Horace John MITCHELMORE	Sep 1903	Clerk of the Second Division: appointed to the Post Office	London Gazette 2 Oct 1903
Horatio R MICHELMORE	1833-1837	assistant singing master, Society of Patrons of the Anniversary of the Charity Schools. "An annual meeting of the children of all the schools is held at St Paul's Cathedral. The committee meet at the London Coffe House, Ludgate Hill every month."	British Imperial Calendar
J MICHELMORE, Mr	20 Apr 1866	appointed Conservator of the River Dart	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 25 Apr 1866
J MICHELMORE, Mr	1 May 1872	vice-chairman, South Devon Railway Company: present in the "director's train" at the opening of the branch line from Totnes to Ashburton	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 8 May 1872
J F G MICHELMORE	30 Jun 1962	Deputy Registrar of Exeter	London Gazette 13 Jul 1962
J F G MICHELMORE	1 Aug 1963	Deputy Registrar of the Diocese of Exeter	London Gazette 23 Aug 1963
J W MITCHELMORE	1967	senior executive officer, Contract Department (Naval), Ministry of Defence	British Imperial Calendar
J F G MICHELMORE	1972-1990	Diocesan Registrar, Diocese of Exeter	London Gazette 15 Feb 1972 etc.
James Franck Godwin MICHELMORE	11 May 1973	Colonel, TD, ADC of Westhay,Streatham Rise, Exeter: appointed Deputy Lieutenant of the County of Devon	London Gazette 11 May 1973
James Franck Godwin MICHELMORE	1957-1991	employed by Michelmores, 18 Cathedral Yard, Exeter, solicitors	London Gazette 15 Oct 1957 etc.
Jeffery MICHELMORE	10 Apr 1880	chairman, Buckfastleigh, Totnes, & South Devon Railway	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 14 Apr 1880
Jeffery MICHELMORE	9 Apr 1881	chairman, Buckfastleigh, Totnes & South Devon Railway	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 13 Apr 1881
Jeffery MICHELMORE	20 Sep 1883	chairman, Buckfastleigh, Totnes & South Devon Railway	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 26 Sep 1883
Jeffery MICHELMORE	12 Feb 1883	chairman, Totnes, Paignton, & Torquay Direct Railway Company	The Standard 14 Feb 1883
Jeffery Edwards MICHELMORE	16 Nov 1886	admitted to the freedom of the City of London in the Company of Glovers	Ancestry
Jeffery Edwards MICHELMORE	190x	lawyer to the family of Frank HYDE	Frank Hyde - English Artist (1849-1937)
Jeffrey Arnold MITCHELMORE	1937	clerical officer: assigned to Post Office	London Gazette 9 Apr 1937
Jeffrey MICHELMORE	1994	employed by John Gibbs & Co, Blackpool solicitors	London Gazette 7 Apr 1994
Jeffry MICHELMORE	20 Oct 1874	appointed to Board of Conservators for the [salmon] fishery district of the river Dart	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 4 Nov 1874
Jeffry MICHELMORE	1878-1891	chairman, Buckfastleigh, Totnes and South Devon Railway	Peter Kay, The Ashburton branch: A new history. Totnes: Peter Kay, 2000-2004
Jeffry MICHELMORE	1954-1985	employed by Harold MICHELMORE & Co, Market Street, Newton Abbot	London Gazette 14 May 1954 etc.
Joan Dilys MUCHMORE	22 Sep 1938	received Civil Service Commission certification as a female sorting clerk and telegraphist after limited competition	London Gazette 11 Oct 1938
John Mitchelmore DURE	1827	stonemason of Stokenham, apprenticed to father Nicholas DURE	Stone and quarry men of the West Country
John MICHELMORE	Nov 1991	senior vice-president northern Europe, Rhone-Poulenc Rorer (French pharmaceuticals and chemicals group)	Financial Times 13 Nov 1991
Malcolm MICHELMORE	1972	employed by Stanley Richards & Frowen, solicitors, Paignton	London Gazette 5 Oct 1972
Marina Ann MITCHELMORE	18 Mar 2005	employed by Somerville & Savage, Alderbourne, Greenway Road, St Marychurch, Torquay, solicitors	London Gazette 18 Mar 2005
Olive Joan MICHELMORE	1972	employed by Stanley Richards & Frowen, Paignton solicitors	London Gazette 5 Oct 1972
P MICHELMORE, Mr	20 Apr 1866	appointed Conservator of the River Dart	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 25 Apr 1866
P W MICHELMORE	1880	chemist, by Examination, Associate of the Pharmaceutical Society, Fore St., Totnes	Totnes Times 13 Nov 1880 etc
P C MITCHELMORE	Oct 1890	to take charge of Llandillo lock-up	Carmarthen Journal & South Wales Weekly Advertiser 24 October 1890
P C MITCHELMORE	1874-1898	police constable, Carmarthenshire County Constabulary	[various Welsh newspapers]
P S MITCHELMORE	1899-1900	police sergeant, Carmarthenshire County Constabulary	[various Welsh newspapers]
P S MITCHELMORE	Jul 1903	promoted to the rank of inspector in the county constabulary after 30 years' good service at Carmarthen, Llandilo, Laugharne & St Clears; now at the Docks, Llanelly	Carmarthen Journal & South Wales Weekly Advertiser 31 Jul 1903
P C MITCHELMORE	1903-1914	police constable, Carmarthenshire County Constabulary	[various Welsh newspapers]
P S MITCHELMORE	1914-1919	police sergeant, Carmarthenshire County Constabulary	[various Welsh newspapers]
P H MICHELMORE	1936	clerk, Sidmouth Urban District	London Gazette 14 Aug 1936
Peter Guy MICHELMORE	2009	employed by Reed, Smith, Richards, Butler LLP, Abu Dhabi	The Law Society
R G MITCHELMORE, Dr	13 Jun 1946	medical officer, Sidmouth Maternity & Infant Welfare Centre	Exeter & Plymouth Gazette 21 Jun 1946
R J [W] MITCHELMORE	1966-1968	employed at Ministry of Defence	British Imperial Calendar
Richard MICHELMORE	Jun 1871	gamekeeper to Mr W R MORTIMORE: entertained to dinner by the South Devon Hunt	Sporting Gazette 3 Jun 1871
Richard MITCHELMORE	28 May 1923	received Civil Service Commission certification as a Temporary Postman Messenger, Post Office without competition	London Gazette 5 Jun 1923
Richard Hugh Galabin MICHELMORE	1980	employed by Gill, Akaster, Leest & Russel, Plymouth solicitors	London Gazette 11 Aug 1980
Richard Hugh Galabin MICHELMORE	1989	employed by Gill Akaster, Scott Lodge, Milehouse, Plymouth solicitors	London Gazette 12 Oct 1989
Richard Hugh Galabin MICHELMORE	1990-2008	employed by Gill Akaster, Plymouth solicitors	London Gazette 8 Sep 1999 etc.
Robert Michaelmore THOMSON	Dec 1938	of The Grange, Walton-on-Thames: appointed to the Commission of the Peace for Surrey	Surrey Mirror 9 Dec 1938
Robert MITCHELMORE	1 Jul 1984	appointed media director of Valin Pollen [advertising agency]	Financial Times 12 Jul 1984
Ron MITCHELMORE	1980s	Leading Fireman (retired): photographed with newly presented decorations in front of a fire engine	National Archives: Bedford & Luton Fire Service
Ronald MITCHELMORE		full time firemanof London and Luton b 5 Jan 1937: personnel record card	National Archives: Bedford & Luton Fire Service
S W T MITCHELMORE	1947-1973	employed in various departments of the Board of Trade/Department of Trade and Industry, rising from staff officer to assistant secretary in 1966	Imperial Calendar Financial Times 10 Jul 1959
S W T MITCHELMORE	1972	assistant secretary, Industrial & Commercial Policy Division 3, Department of Trade and Industry	Imperial Calendar
S W T MITCHELMORE	1973	assistant secretary, Gas Division, Department of Trade and Industry	Imperial Calendar
Samuel MICHELMORE	Sep 1847	fireman, Norwich fire engine [Exeter?]	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 9 Sep 1847
Samuel MICHELMORE	1872	in 1872 employed by Mr J P MORGAN, agent for the the Guaranteed Manure Company	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 10 May 1876
Stephen MITCHELMORE		full time fireman of Luton b 14 Mar 1959: personnel record card	National Archives: Bedford & Luton Fire Service
Stuart Walter Thomas MITCHELMORE	30 Sep 1936	Civil Service clerical class: assigned to Ministry of Transport	London Gazette 9 Oct 1936
T MICHELMORE, Mr	20 Apr 1866	appointed Conservator of the River Dart	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 25 Apr 1866
T MITCHELMORE	1919	employee of Waring & Gillow Ltd, Shepherd's Bush	Interim Court of Arbitration, Wages …. Acts …. 5 Jun 1919 – 21 Nov 1919
T G MITCHELMORE, Commander	1930-1952	Inspector of Lifeboats for the Royal National Lifeboat Institution: 1930 northern district inspector, 1951 Chief Inspector	Dundee Courier [various dates]
Thomas MICHELMORE	1815-1824	solicitor, Berry House & Ware, Staverton	[various newspapers]
Thomas Wilson MICHELMORE	4 Aug 1880	solicitor of 30 Old Christchurch Road, Bournemouth	London Gazette 6 Aug 1880
Toni MITCHELMORE	2002	Year 7 teacher at Swanlea School, Whitechapel	Department for Education and Skills
W Q MITCHELMORE	2 Apr 1867	Vice-Chairman, Cardiff Builders' Association	Cardiff & Merthyr Guardian & Brecon Gazette 5 Apr 1867
Walter MYCHELLMORE	1540	a monastery pensioner employed at Teynton Reges [Kingsteignton] by parishioners	Devon & Cornwall Notes & Queries 17, p. 91
Walter James MUCHMORE	22 Nov 1875	clerk aged 14 working at Paddington Station, Great Western Railway	Railway Employment Records: Register of clerks, Vol. 6 (1835-1910)
William MITCHELMORE	1 Apr 1842	admitted as a member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London.	The Medical Times , 6, 132, p 32, 2Apr1842
William Godwin MICHELMORE	2 May 1938	Colonel DSO, MC, TD of St German's House, Pennsylvania, Exeter: commissioned as Deputy Lieutenant of Devon	London Gazette 10 May 1938
William Franck MITCHELMORE	1997-2003	employed by Michelmores, solicitors, 18 Cathedral Yard, Exeter	London Gazette 4 Feb 1997 etc.
William Godwin MICHELMORE		Diocesan Registrar	Winsome Michelmore, Thursday's Child. Exeter, 1985, p 92
Wm H MITCHELMORE	Apr 1859	elected Overseer of the Poor, Dartmouth St Petrox	Western Times 16 Apr 1859

Professional activities

Name	Date	Information	Source
? MICHAELMORE, Mr	20 Aug 1822	sang at funeral for the Marquis of Londonderry at Westminster Abbey	The Morning Post 21 Aug 1822
? MICHELMORE	9 Feb 1828	professional singer: performed at meeting of the Glee Club held at the Crown & Anchor Tavern [no location stated]	The Morning Post 11 Feb 1828
? MICHELMORE	7 Apr 1831	sang at meeting of the Royal Society of Musicians annual dinner at the Freemasons' Hall	The Morning Post 8 Apr 1831
? MICHELMORE	26 Apr 1834	present at meeting of the Glee Club [no location stated]	The Morning Post 28 Apr 1834
? MICHELMORE	7 May 1834	principal performer in rehearsal for the Festival of the Sons of the Clergy in St Paul's Cathedral	The Standard 8 May 1834
? MICHELMORE	10 May 1834	professional singer: performed at meeting of the Glee Club [no location stated]	The Morning Post 12 May 1834
? MICHELMORE	11 Mar 1835	sang in 5-part glee "O Bird of Eve" at Ancient Music Concert in the Hanover Square Rooms at which the Queen was present	The Morning Post 12 Mar 1835
? MICHELMORE	23 Jan 1836	present at meeting of the Glee Club held at the Crown & Anchor Tavern [no location stated]	The Morning Post 25 Jan 1836
? MICHELMORE	9 Mar 1836	sang in 5-part glee "When winds breath soft" at 60th annual Ancient Concert	The Morning Post 10 Mar 1836
? MICHELMORE, Mr	9 Dec 1858	of Berry Pomeroy, with sons, stewards to Duke of Somerset: collected rents at rent audit held at the Seymour Hotel, Totnes	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 16 Dec 1858
? MICHELMORE, Mr	15 Mar 1872	attended meeting of the General Management Committee of the Devon County Agricultural Association	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 20 Mar 1872
? MICHELMORE, Mr	14 Jan 1873	spoke at annual dinner of the Devon Central Chamber of Agriculture held at Newton Abbot Town Hall	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 21 Jan 1874
? MICHELMORE, Mr	1 May 1874	attended meeting of the Council of the Devon County Agricultural Association: appointed steward	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 6 May 1874
? MICHELMORE, Mr	17 Sep 1875	attended meeting of the Council of the Devon County Agricultural Association	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 22 Sep 1875
? MICHELMORE, Mr	25 Feb 1876	re-elected to the Council of the Devon County Agricultural Association	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 1 Mar 1876
? MICHELMORE, Mr	1 Mar 1878	attended meeting of the Council of the Devon County Agricultural Association: appointed steward for cattle at the upcoming Honiton exhibition	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 6 Mar 1878
? MICHELMORE, Mr	Aug 1882	of St Luke's Road, Birmingham: can arrange for orphans to emigrate to Canada	The Girl’s Own Paper 12 Aug 1882
? MICHELMORE, Mr	24 Sep 1883	attended meeting of the committees of the Devon County Agricultural Association to discuss preparations for the upcoming Exeter show	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 26 Sep 1883
? MICHELMORE, Mr	29 Feb 1884	attended meeting of the Council of the Devon County Agricultural Association: elected steward of the cattle	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 5 Mar 1884
? MITCHELMORE, Mr	24 Jan 1887	appointed secretary of committee formed to build a public gymnasium in Cardiff and joint architect	Weekly Mail 26 Feb 1887
? MICHELMORE, Mr	31 Oct 1889	with sons, stewards to his Grace the Duke of Somerset: presided over the annual Court Leet at the Seymour Hotel, Totnes	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 1 Nov 1889
? MITCHELMORE, Miss	Dec 1889	sang "I know a bank" delightfully in Mr Benson's production of A Midsummer Night's Dream at the Globe Theatre, London	Funny Folks (London), 28 Dec 1889
? MITCHELMORE, Miss	19 Dec 1889	acted in performance of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" at the Globe Theatre, London	The Era 21 Dec 1889
? MICHELMORE, Mr	5 Jun 1890	Clerk of the County Council: to take over the finance work of the county	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 7 Jun 1890
? MITCHELMORE	10 Nov 1890	sang at a formal dinner held at Bates' Seven Stars Hotel, Dartmouth	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 15 Nov 1890
? MITCHELMORE, Miss	11 Jan 1890	distinguished herself by her singing of "I know a bank" in Mr Benson's production of A Midsummer Night's Dream	The County Gentleman 18 Jan 1890
? MITCHELMORE, Miss	15 Feb 1890	sang in performance of Mendelssohn's complete, orchestral version of the incidental music to "A Midsummer Night's Dream" at the Globe Theatre, London	Pall Mall Gazette 17 Feb 1890
? MICHELMORE, Mr	2 Oct 1893	House Surgeon at Tiverton Infirmary: withdrew resignation at request of the committee	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 7 Oct 1893
? MICHELMORE, Mr	4 Jan 1894	Clerk to the County Council: Devon Standing Joint Committee endorsed its previous decision to fix his salary at ï¿½1400, ignoring his statement that in 1880 he had accepted a lower salary than he néed have done and that his salary should be fixed at ï¿½1900	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 6 Jan 1894
? MITCHELMORE, Miss	8 Sep 1894	sang duet "I know a bank" in travelling production of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" at the Theatre Royal, Manchester	The Era 15 Sep 1894
? MICHELMORE, Mr	3 Dec 1897	secretary, South Devon Herd Book Society: offered ï¿½10 prize money for the upcoming meeting of the Devon Agricultural Association at Newton Abbot	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 3 Dec 1897
A MICHELMORE, Mr	29 Jul 1892	attended meeting of the Devon County Agricultural Association	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 30 Jul 1892
A MICHELMORE, Mr	1 Jan 1895	secretary, South Devon Herd Book Society: presented annual report to AGM at Totnes	The County Gentleman 12 Jan 1895
A MICHELMORE, Mr	Apr 1898	of Gate House, Totnes: secretary, South Devon Herd Book Society's Show to take place at Totnes on 19 Apr 1898	Horse and Hound 9 Apr 1898
A MUCHMORE	1938	Substitute for finance officer, A. MUCHMORE, during leave	UK National Archive: Colonial Office, Correspondence with Aden
A P G MICHELMORE	1933-1938	general correspondence on finance and administration	UK National Archive: Ministry of Overseas Development, Anti-Locust Research Centre
A P G MICHELMORE	1932-1940	correspondence	UK National Archive: Ministry of Overseas Development, Anti-Locust Research Centre
A P G MICHELMORE	1941-1946	report on The Habits and Control of the Red Locust in Outbreak Areas and Elsewhere: correspondence	UK National Archive: Ministry of Overseas Development, Anti-Locust Research Centre
Alfred MICHELMORE	Sep 1890	secretary (pro tem), South Devon Herd Book	Royal Cornwall Gazette 18 Sep 1890
Alfred MICHELMORE	Mar 1899	of Gate House, Totnes: secretary to upcoming show of South Devon cattle	The County Gentleman 1 Apr 1899
Charles MICHELMORE	23 Nov 1824	secretary, Agricultural Society: called general meeting of growers and dealers in cyder to be held at the Seven Stars Inn, Totnes	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 25 Nov 1824
Charles MICHELMORE	1832	attorney at law of Totnes: witnessed legal documents at Totnes	London Gazette 1832
Daniel MITCHELMORE	5 Sep 2012	of Gorran: has established a building business at St Blazey, has nearly finished restoring the old Treverbyn County Primary School near Penwithick	Cornwall Live
E MITCHELLMORE, Mr	12 Oct 1841	assistant surgeon on board the Dreadnought at Greenwich: performed post mortem on seaman	West Kent Guardian 16 Oct 1841
Elizabeth MICHELMORE	4 Nov 1857	awarded prize of 10s by the South Devon Agricultural Association for having served as a female labourer with the same master (Richard LUSCOMBE, Elston, Churchstow) for 18 yr. Note. In 1851, LUSCOMBE was farming 240 acre, with 2 house servants resident in the same household -- neither of whom was Elizabeth	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 12 Nov 1857
Guy MICHELMORE	11-12 Sep 1956	chief auctionéer for Rickeard, Green & Michelmore in sale of the Whitley Estate, Primley, Paignton	Western Morning News 18 Oct 2006
H MICHELMORE, Mr	27 Oct 1864	attended annual dinner of the Newton Abbot Agricultural and Labourer's Friend Society at the Royal Assembly Rooms, Globe Hotel, Newton Abbot	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 2 Nov 1864
H MICHELMORE, Mr	1 May 1872	solicitor, South Devon Railway Company: present in the "director's train" at the opening of the branch line from Totnes to Ashburton and at the subsequent luncheon	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 8 May 1872
H MICHELMORE, Mr	7 Nov 1879	attended meeting of the Council of the Devon County Agricultural Association	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 12 Nov 1879
H MICHELMORE, Mr	23 Feb 1883	attended meeting of the Council of the Devon County Agricultural Association	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 28 Feb 1883
H MICHELMORE, Mr	1 Oct 1891	apologised for not being able to attend the first meeting of the new Exeter & District Chamber of Commerce	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 3 Oct 1891
Henry MICHELMORE	18 Dec 1868	of Newton Abbot, deputy coroner for past two years : offers himself to the freeholders of Totnes for the vacant office of coroner for the Totnes district	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 16 Dec 1868
Hugh MICHELMORE	2008	director, Radio Plymouth Ltd: applied for an FM local radio licence	Office of Communications, Applications for FM Local Radio Licences: Plymouth
J MICHELMORE, Mr	Aug 1854	of Totnes: very good results for barley and green crops, but others average and potatoes blighted	Royal Cornwall Gazette, Falmouth Packet and General Advertiser 11 Aug 1854
J MICHELMORE, Mr	29 Oct 1863	of True Street: attended annual dinner of the South Devon Agricultural Association at Paignton	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 4 Nov 1863
J MICHELMORE, Mr	1 Dec 1871	spoke for South Devon Agricultural Society at a conference held at the Half Moon Hotel, Exeter, on the establishment of a County Agricultural Society.	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 6 Dec 1871
J MICHELMORE, Mr	5 Jan 1872	attended meeting to promote the establishment of a Devonshire Agricultural Society, held at the Castle of Exeter	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 10 Jan 1872
J MICHELMORE, Mr	12 Jan 1872	attended meeting of the Council of the newly established Devon County Agricultural Association	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 17 Jan 1872
J MICHELMORE, Mr	19 Jan 1872	attended meeting of the Council of the Devon County Agricultural Association: appointed to Prize Sheet Committee	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 24 Jan 1872
J MICHELMORE, Mr	3 May 1872	appointed a steward of the yard for the upcoming Devon Agricultural Society show	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 8 May 1872
J MICHELMORE, Mr	14 Aug 1875	of Totnes: submitted tender of 26s 6d for coals to the Board of Guardians	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 18 Aug 1875
J MICHELMORE, Mr	23 Apr 1875	attended meeting of the Council of the Devon County Agricultural Association	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 28 Apr 1875
J MICHELMORE, Mr	26 Feb 1875	attended meeting of the Council of the Devon County Agricultural Association: appointed steward in cattle for upcoming Newton meeting	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 3 Mar 1875
J MICHELMORE, Mr	28 Jan 1876	of Berry: retiring member of the Council of the Devon County Agricultural Association	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 2 Feb 1876
J MICHELMORE, Mr	27 Dec 1878	attended meeting of the Council of the Devon County Agricultural Association	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 1 Jan 1879
J MICHELMORE, Mr	27 Sep 1878	attended meeting of the Council of the Devon County Agricultural Association	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 2 Oct 1878
J MICHELMORE, Mr	11 Jul 1879	attended meeting of the Council of the Devon County Agricultural Association: appointed to committee to review income and expenditure	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 16 Jul 1879
J MICHELMORE, Mr	25 Feb 1881	attended meeting of the Council of the Devon County Agricultural Association: re-elected steward of cattle and elected to several committees	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 2 Mar 1881
J MICHELMORE, Mr	1 Jul 1881	attended meeting of the Council of the Devon County Agricultural Association	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 6 Jul 1881
J MICHELMORE, Mr	1 Dec 1882	attended meeting of the Council of the Devon County Agricultural Association	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 6 Dec 1882
J MICHELMORE, Mr	9 Mar 1883	attended meeting of the Council of the Devon County Agricultural Association	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 14 Mar 1883
J MICHELMORE, Mr	23 Nov 1883	of Berry: attended meeting of the Council of the Devon County Agricultural Association	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 28 Nov 1883
J MICHELMORE, Mr	12 Apr 1889	attended meeting of the Council of the Devon County Agricultural Association	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 20 Apr 1889
J MICHELMORE, Mr	8 Mar 1889	attended meeting of the Council of the Devon County Agricultural Association: appointed steward for cattle at the upcoming Totnes show	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 8 Mar 1889
J MITCHELMORE, Mr	25 Sep 1897	gave instructions for sale of stock and implements at Havant Farm, near Havant	Hampshire Telegraph and Sussex Chronicle 19 Mar 1892
Jeffery MICHELMORE	27 Oct 1865	steward of the yard at the annual meeting of the South Devon Agricultural Association held at Berry Pomeroy	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 1 Nov 1865
Jeffery MICHELMORE	1 May 1872	with wife, attended luncheon to celebrate the opening of the Totnes to Ashburton branch line of the South Devon Railway Company	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 8 May 1872
Jeffery MICHELMORE, Mr	29 Jan 1875	attended meeting of the Council of the Devon County Agricultural Association: steward in cattle	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 3 Feb 1875
Jeffery MICHELMORE	9 Dec 1881	sold horse(s) at the Devon and Exeter Horse Bazaar	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 14 Dec 1881
Jeffery MICHELMORE	13 Apr 1883	attended meeting of the Council of the Devon County Agricultural Association	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 18 Apr 1883
Jeffery MICHELMORE	23 Feb 1883	chaired meeting of the Council of the Devon County Agricultural Association in the absence of the President	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 28 Feb 1883
Jenny MICHELMORE	Aug 1981	appeared in Birmingham Rep’s production of Candide at the Edinburgh Festival	Financial Times 22 Aug 1981
Jenny MICHELMORE	1986	appeared as Norah’s girlfriend in the film Foreign Body	Internet Movie Database
Jenny MICHELMORE	1993	appeared as the receptionist in the film UFO	Internet Movie Database
John MITCHELMORE	1799	supplied 2½ cwt bread to Richard NEWMAN	Newman Journal, merchants, NL & Dartmouth
John MITCHELMORE	28 Oct 1800	of Blackawton: awarded premium of ï¿½3 3s for 29 year servitude by the South Devon Agricultural Society [In relation to average earnings, the premium would have been equivalent to about ï¿½2500 today]	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 13 Nov 1800
John MITCHELMORE	25 Mar 1800	servant in husbandry to Mr HAWKINS of High House: awarded the 36th premium of [amount illegible] by the South Devon Agricultural Society for catching upwards of 100 rats with the common gin and wire cage	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 17 Apr 1800
M MITCHELMORE	24 Dec 1889	acted in performances of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" at the Globe Theatre, London [also 26-30 Dec]	The Morning Post 24 Dec 1889
M MITCHELMORE	Jan-Apr 1890	acted in performances of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" at the Globe Theatre, London	Pall Mall Gazette, The Standard and The Morning Post 6 Jan - 12 Apr 1890
M MICHELMORE, Miss	5 May 1891	member of cast of Carmen, performed by the Carl Rosa company at the Prince's Theatre, London.	The Era 9 May 1891
M MICHELMORE, Miss	29 Oct 1891	to sing Mercedes in the Carl Rosa company's production of Carmen at the Theatre Royal, Huddersfield [also Cardiff, Apr 1891]	The Huddersfield Daily Chronicle 27 Oct 1891
M MICHELMORE, Miss	29 May 1893	"seen and heard to advantage in minor roles" at performances of Mr Valentine SMITH's opera company at the Parkhurst Theatre, London	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 3 Jun 1893
Maud MICHELMORE	27 Oct 1894	contralto from the Carl Rosa Opera Company: sang "Three Fishers", "Punchinelio" and "In the Chimney Corner" at a ballad night held at the Grand Spa, Clifton, Bristol, meeting with a hearty reception	Bristol Mercury and Daily Post 29 Oct 1894
P MICHELMORE, Mr	5 Jan 1872	attended meeting to promote the establishment of a Devonshire Agricultural Society, held at the Castle of Exeter	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 10 Jan 1872
Philip MICHELMORE	Aug 1850	attended meeting of the Torquay Board of Surveyors	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 15 Aug 1850
Susan MICHELMORE	25 Oct 1870	awarded prize by the Newton Agricultural Society for having lived under her employer's roof for 20 yr 4 mo (with Mrs WHITEWAY of Marychurch)	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 26 Oct 1870
Susan MICHELMORE	22 Oct 1874	awarded prize by the Newton Abbot Agricultural Association & Labourer's Friend Society as the female under 21 with the longest service with the same employer (5 yr 10 mo with Mrs WHITEWAY, St Mary Church)	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 28 Oct 1874
T MICHELMORE, Mr	28 Jun 1838	steward to Sir R Newman of Mamhead: supervised dinner for the poor, provided as part of festivities celebrating the Coronation of Queen Victoria	The Morning Post 10 Jul 1838
T MICHELMORE, Mr	13 Jan 1844	of Berry House: present at meeting of the South Devon Agricultural Association	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 18 Jan 1844
T MICHELMORE, Mr, jun	13 Jan 1844	attended meeting of the South Devon Agricultural Association	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 18 Jan 1844
T MICHELMORE, jun	17 Dec 1845	awarded two prizes by the South Devon Agricultural Association: ï¿½3 for the best cultivated farm of 50-100 acres and ï¿½5 for the best crop of "swedes in drills, in which guano, bone, dust, or other chemical manures have been used"	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 25 Dec 1845
T MITCHELMORE, Mr, jun	1843-1848	"T Mitchelmore jun Esq having been appointed Secretary of the South Devon Agricultural Association we have much pleasure in referring to an effort which he is making to introduce the Scotch system of agriculture into Devon. ln the fall of 1843 Mr Michelmore jun took the Holwell Estate of his Grace the Duke of Somerset in order to lay it out as a Scotch farm to be cultivated rigidly on the system followed in the highly farmed district of East Lothian. Mr Michelmore had previously studied the Scotch system of farming by a residence of three years on the northern side of the Tweed ... Holwell Farm is exposed and the soil a very heavy clay ... Mr Michelmore selected the worst place he well could ... The risk was great, but the example of success would be greater ..."	British Farmer's Magazine 14, 1848-49, 169-170
T MICHELMORE, Mr, jun	6 Jun 1848	elected secretary of the South Devon Agricultural Association	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 15 Jun 1848
T MICHELMORE, Mr, jun	19 Nov 1849	secretary, South Devon Agricultural Society	Morning Post 20 Nov 1849
T MICHELMORE, Mr, jun	1 Aug 1851	of Totnes: farm showed below average production of almost all crops, with disease appearing on potatoes	Hampshire Telegraph and Sussex Chronicle 16 Aug 1851
T MICHELMORE, Mr, jun	Nov 1851	secretary, South Devon Agricultural Society	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 6 Nov 1851
T MICHELMORE, Mr, jun	12 Dec 1851	attended meeting to elect a Council for the newly formed Bath & West of England Agricultural Society	The Royal Cornwall Gazette, Falmouth Packet and General Advertiser 26 Dec 1851
T MICHELMORE, Mr, sen	18 Nov 1851	of Berry: judge of roots exhibitions at meeting of South Devon Agricultural Society, attended subsequent dinner at the Seymour Hotel, Totnes	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 20 Nov 1851
T MICHELMORE, Mr	8 Nov 1853	attended dinner of the Newton Abbot and South Devon Agricultural Associations held at Beazley's Globe Hotel, Newton Abbot	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 10 Nov 1853
T MICHELMORE, Mr	31 Oct 1856	attended dinner of the South Devon and Newton Abbot Agricultural Societies, Beazley's Globe Hotel, Newton Abbot	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 6 Nov 1856
T MICHELMORE, Mr	Aug 1857	of Berry Pomeroy: states that wheat, barley, potato and green crops have been average, with oats, beans and peas good and grass heavy	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 27 Aug 1857
T MICHELMORE, Mr, jun	9 Dec 1858	chaired the dinner following the rent audit of the Duke of Somerset at the Seymour Hotel, Totnes	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 16 Dec 1858
Thomas MICHELMORE	1802	“Thomas was noted for establishing Huntingdon Warren about 1802 on a hill about 7 km west of Buckfastleigh, high in the isolated and lonely Dartmoor Forest (part of the parish of Lydford, in the district of Tavistock). The hill was ideal for creating a rabbit colony since it was surrounded on 3 sides by streams so that only the north side néeded a new dyke. Artificial mounds ... were built in which the rabbits lived, bred and were trapped from. There are still many of these to be seen at Huntingdon. For much of the 19th century, it was a successful warren. The original warren house was a substantial 2 storey thatched building. It burnt down in 1890 and was rebuilt largely by the Duchy. This new farmhouse remained in farm use until WW2, after which it was lived in by eccentrics and finally burnt down by naval cadets in 1956. This time it was not rebuilt—instead it was levelled off and only a few stones remain. The Warren has an interesting history with more than its fair share of conflict with other moor workers such as the nearby mine.”	Dartmoor Walks
Thomas MICHELMORE	9 Nov 1819	appointed Commissioner to plan and implement a new line of road between Exeter and Plymouth	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 18 Nov 1819
Thomas MICHELMORE	1844	[editorial] Model farm established at Berry Pomeroy by his Grace the Duke of Somerset to be overseen by [his father] Mr Thomas MICHELMORE, the Steward, and run, mainly, by his son (Mr Thomas M, jnr, )	The Western Times 24 Aug 1844
Thomas MICHELMORE	Jun 1850	steward to his Grace the Duke of Somerset: completed the purchase of Gate House, Totnes, for the accommodation of the Mechanics' Institute	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 27 Jun 1850
Thomas MICHELMORE	Aug 1852	of Totnes: good results for cereal crops, but potatoes and beans blighted	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 14 Aug 1852
Thomas MICHELMORE	31 Jan 1852	attended meeting of the council of the Bath and West of England Agricultural Society as a representative of Devon	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 5 Feb 1852
Thomas MICHELMORE	Jun 1856	of Berry Pomeroy: attended annual general meeting of the Bath & West of England Agicultural Society	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 11 Jun 1857
Thomas MICHELMORE, jun	26 Oct 1858	secretary, South Devon Agricultural Society	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 4 Nov 1858
Thomas MICHELMORE	21 Oct 1863	letter to the editor quotes letter from him to one of the Duke of Somerset's tenants, requiring him to quit, and the tenant's reply	The Standard 21 Oct 1863
Thos MICHELMORE, Mr, jun	7 Feb 1852	elected to Council of Bath & West Agricultural Society	The Royal Cornwall Gazette , Falmouth Packet and General Advertiser 13 Feb 1852
W MITCHELMORE	May 1859	tendered for building of new church at Cardiff [similar reports 1859-1865, plus reports of houses he had built till 1875]	Cardiff & Merthyr Guardian & Brecon Gazette 7 May 1859
W MITCHELMORE	21 Aug 1871	a leading builder of Cardiff: attended lunch after ceremony of drawing the first kiln at the Adamsdown Brickworks, East Moors, Cardiff	Western Mail 22 Aug 1871
William MICHELMORE	25 Mar 1889	gardener: worked in Roundham Fields, Occombe, Marldon	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 4 Apr 1889
William MICHELMORE	Apr 2015	appointed Deputy Lieutenant, Devon	London Gazette 30 Apr 2015

Publications

Politics

Name	Date	Information	Source
? MICHELMORE, Mr	15 Dec 1836	chairman at one of the side tables at a large dinner function held by Liberal supporters to honour the mayor of Totnes, Phabian WINDEATT	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 22 Dec 1836
? MICHELMORE, Mr	31 July 1858	spirit merchant: induced to take chair at a meeting at Union Hall, Torquay, to select a Liberal candidate for the upcoming elections	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 5 Aug 1858
? MICHELMORE, Mr	16 Aug 1859	attended meeting at the Union Hall, Torquay, to protest various changes made by the South Devon Railway Company affecting Torre station	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 18 Aug 1859
? MICHELMORE, Mr	1 Nov 1861	elected to the Totnes municipal council as a Liberal	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 6 Nov 1861
? MICHELMORE, Mr	1862	The Mayor of Totnes, J. DERRY, Esquire, convened a meeting at the Guildhall on the 31st of January, 1862, at which the following resolutions were unanimously passed: 1. That this a Memorial be erected in Totnes to the late Mr. William John WILLS, who perished at Cooper's Creek on his homeward journey after having for the first time successfully crossed the great Island Continent of Australia. 2. That a committee be now formed to solicit subscriptions for the purpose of carrying into effect the last resolution, consisting of the following gentlemen:--The Mayor, Messrs. BENTALL, KELLOCK, CUMING, PRESSWELL, HEATH, WINDEATT, WATSON, MICHELMORE, CONDY, CLARKE, OUGH, ENDLE	William Wills, Successful exploration through the interior of Australia, from Melbourne to the Gulf of Carpentaria. London: Richard Bentley, 1863, p 303
? MICHELMORE, Mr	Oct 1866	according to the Duke of Somerset, had never been given instructions to obtain votes by bribery	Daily News 1 Nov 1866
? MICHELMORE, Mr	Sep 1866	said to have given a Totnes elector notice to quit his land after he did not vote for the Duke's candidate	Daily News 20 Sep 1866
? MICHELMORE, Mr	Oct 1866	claims system of creating "faggot votes" from the Duke's property commenced before he became his agent in 1859	Daily News 27 Oct 1866
? MICHELMORE, Mr	Aug 1866	"can blow a bugle on the Duke's estate and bring all the voters together at the call to vote for the Duke's man"	Pall Mall Gazette 29 Aug 1866
? MICHELMORE, Mr	Oct 1866	ledger account said to list several sums that could be interpreted as bribes to Totnes electors	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 3 Oct 1866
? MICHELMORE, Mrs	Sep 1866	wife of Mr C F MICHELMORE: admits to have given various sums in bribery	Daily News 29 Sep 1866
? MICHELMORE, Mr	Mar 1867	agent to the Duke of Somerset: name appears on every briber's list in report of the Totnes Election Commissioners, which names 66 bribers and 95 bribees	The Derby Mercury 27 Mar 1867
? MITCHELMORE	Apr 1867	Duke of Somerset admits that the convicted briber's son MITCHELMORE remains his agent—to manage future elections properly	Pall Mall Gazette 10 Apr 1867
? MICHELMORE, Mr	4 Dec 1869	attended meeting of the Totnes Board of Guardians: seconded motion that vagrants at Stoke Gabriel be provided with "a suit of coarse, strong canvas clothes"	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 8 Dec 1869
? MICHELMORE, Mr	18 Jun 1870	attended meeting of the Totnes Board of Guardians: lost motion to construct new building for infections wards in field adjoining the Workhouse	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 22 Jun 1870
? MICHELMORE, Mr	1 Dec 1871	hon sec, Teign Board of Conservators, Newton Abbot: present at meeting that considered river pollution	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 6 Dec 1871
? MICHELMORE, Mr	3 Nov 1871	attended meeting of Newton Abbot Local Board: his motion, to end the practice of leaving the public gas lamps unlit for six nights at each full moon, defeated	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 8 Nov 1871
? MICHELMORE, Mr	6 Feb 1874	attended meeting of Wolborough Local Board: reported he had had a pane of glass broken by boys with a catapault	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 11 Feb 1874
? MICHELMORE, Mr	22 Apr 1874	attended meeting of Guardians of the Newton Abbot Union, appointed to Assessment Committee	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 29 Apr 1874
? MICHELMORE, Mr	1 Jan 1875	attended meeting of the Newton Local Board: his motion to build a public slaughterhouse adopted	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 6 Jan 1875
? MICHELMORE, Mr	24 Feb 1875	mayor of Totnes: distributed ï¿½43 from the borough relief fund to about 200 poor persons	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 3 Mar 1875
? MICHELMORE, Mr	30 Jun 1875	mayor of Totnes: presided over a meeting of the Town Council	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 7 Jul 1875
? MICHELMORE, Mr	Nov 1877	retiring Liberal member, re-elected to the Totnes Municipal Council	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 7 Nov 1877
? MICHELMORE, Mr	14 Nov 1877	at first meeting of newly elected Totnes Municipal Council, proposed re-election of outgoing mayor, Mr ROE	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 14 Nov 1877
? MICHELMORE, Mr	14 Jul 1877	attended special meeting of the Board of Conservators of the Dart	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 18 Jul 1877
? MICHELMORE, Mr	25 Apr 1877	attended meeting of the Newton Abbot Board of Guardians: appointed to Assessment Committee	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 25 Apr 1877
? MICHELMORE, Mr	1 May 1878	attended meeting of Newton Abbot Board of Guardians: questioned large expenditure on alcohol under medical orders	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 1 May 1878
? MICHELMORE, Mr	6 Jul 1878	attended meeting of the Torquay Local Board	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 10 Jul 1878
? MICHELMORE, Mr	6 Sep 1878	tendered his resignation for the Torquay Local Board in protest against "the manner in which the work of the Board was being performed"	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 11 Sep 1878
? MICHELMORE, Mr	13 Mar 1878	attended meeting of Newton Abbot Board of Guardians: supported motion to protest planned re-introduction of turnpike gates	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 13 Mar 1878
? MICHELMORE, Mr	13 Apr 1878	member of delegation requesting Sir Lawrence PALK to donate space behind Higher Union Street, Torquay, for a recreation ground	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 17 Apr 1878
? MICHELMORE, Mr	22 Oct 1878	of Berry House, Totnes: appointed to Board of Conservators for the fishery district of the river Dart	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 23 Oct 1878
? MICHELMORE, Mr	9 Apr 1879	of Teignmouth: attended meeting of the Newton Abbot Board of Guardians	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 9 Apr 1879
? MICHELMORE, Mr	Nov 1880	nominated for re-election as a Liberal candidate for the Totnes municipal council, but withdrew to prevent a contest; to be elected alderman	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 3 Nov 1880
? MICHELMORE, Mr	9 Nov 1881	alderman: chaired a meeting of the Totnes Council in the absence of the mayor	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 16 Nov 1881
? MICHELMORE, Mr	28 Dec 1881	attended meeting of the Newton Abbot Board of Guardians	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 28 Dec 1881
? MICHELMORE, Mr	14 Jun 1882	attended meeting of Newton Abbot Board of Guardians	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 14 Jun 1882
? MICHELMORE, Mr	10 Jan 1883	of Torquay: attended meeting of Newton Abbot Board of Guardians	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 10 Jan 1883
? MICHELMORE, Mr	17 Feb 1883	Staverton waywarden: attended monthly meeting of the Ashburton Highway Board, deputed to view site proposed for a new bridge	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 21 Feb 1883
? MICHELMORE, Mr	31 Oct 1883	attended meeting of the Newton Abbot Board of Guardians	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 31 Oct 1883
? MICHELMORE, Mr	16 Apr 1884	attended meeting of the Newton Abbot Board of Guardians	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 16 Apr 1884
? MICHELMORE, Mr	2 Jan 1884	chairman of the Visiting Committee, Newton Abbot Board of Guardians	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 2 Jan 1884
? MICHELMORE, Mr	30 Apr 1884	attended meeting of the Newton Abbot Board of Guardians, elected chairman of the Visiting Committee	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 30 Apr 1884
? MUCHMORE, Mr	6 Nov 1884	attended meeting at Looe to form a Conservative association	Royal Cornwall Gazette 14 Nov 1884
? MICHELMORE, Miss	21 May 1885	assisted in decorating room at Silverton where a Conservative meeting was held	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 27 May 1885
? MICHELMORE, Mr	Nov 1885	alderman: presided over a mayoral banquet at the Seven Stars Hotel, Totnes	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 11 Nov 1885
? MICHELMORE, Mr	29 Apr 1885	attended meeting of the Newton Abbot Board of Guardians	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 29 Apr 1885
? MICHELMORE, Mr	Jan 1885	Clerk of the Peace: committee established to enquire into his duties and emoluments	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 7 Jan 1885
? MICHELMORE, Mr	1 Apr 1889	attended first meeting of the Devon County Council held at Exeter Castle, appointed to the Finance Committee	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 1 Apr 1889
? MICHELMORE, Mr	13 Apr 1889	Clerk of the Peace: unfair press criticism of his request for an increase in remuneration deplored	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 13 Apr 1889
? MICHELMORE, Mr	23 Jan 1889	Torquay Overseer: attended meeting of the Newton Abbot Board of Guardians	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 23 Jan 1889
? MICHELMORE, Mr	21 Jan 1889	senior Torquay Overseer: caused indignation when he closed the poll at 5 pm with about 150 people waiting to vote	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 26 Jan 1889
? MITCHELMORE, Mr	24 Jan 1889	newly elected to Devon County Council, failed to appear at first meeting	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 24 Jan 1889
? MICHELMORE, Mr	6 Aug 1891	attended meeting of the Devon County Council	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 8 Aug 1891
? MICHELMORE, Mr	Nov 1894	elected mayor of Totnes	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 10 Nov 1894
? MICHELMORE, Mrs, née EDMONDS	1938	widow of John EDMONDS, husband of Alfred MICHELMORE: a member of Totnes Town Council and one of the first women magistrates	Express & Echo (Totnes) , 23 April 1938
Albert MITCHELMORE	Apr 1898	elected to the Dyffryn Parish Council [also 1899]	Cambrian News & Merionethshire Standard 1 Apr 1898
Albert MICHELMORE	Jan 1900	member of Dyffryn Parish Council	Y Genedl Gymreig, Caernarvon , 16 Jan 1900 [in Welsh]
Alfred MICHELMORE	1894, 1903	mayor of Totnes	Edward Windeatt (1906). Totnes: Its mayors and mayoresses 1836-1906. Transactions of the Devonshire Association, 38.
Alfred MICHELMORE	1905	participated as alderman in the first beating of the bounds of Greater Totnes	Totnes Times 23 Sep 2005, p. 5
C MICHELMORE, Mr	9 Dec 1833	chaired a meeting of Totnes electors in which Lord Seymour, eldest son of the Duke of Somerset, was proposed as a potential MP	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 12 Dec 1833
C F MITCHELMORE, Mr	12 Apr 1859	a Liberal party supporter, prevented a Conservative candidate speaking at a public meeting of Totnes electors	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 21 Apr 1859
C F MICHELMORE, Mr	Sep 1866	said to have turned a Totnes elector out of a field he rented after he voted for the Conservatives in the 1863 election	Daily News 15 Sep 1866
C F MICHELMORE, Mr	Sep 1866	said to have promised a Totnes elector ï¿½30, but did not pay him	Daily News 14 Sep 1866
C F MICHELMORE, Mr	Sep 1866	said to have been given ï¿½80 to use in bribes to help the Totnes Liberals "win" the election	Daily News 24 Sep 1866
C F MICHELMORE, Mr	Sep 1866	Totnes postmaster claims to have received money from him to use in buying votes	Daily News 27 Sep 1866
C F MICHELMORE, Mr	Aug 1866	said to have once given a bribe by putting some money on the head of a calf, and to have taken away and locked up some Totnes voters who would not vote for the Liberals	Daily News 31 Aug 1866
C F MICHELMORE, Mr	Sep 1866	said to have paid a Totnes elector ï¿½50	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 26 Sep 1866
C MICHELMORE, Mr	17 May 1876	mayor of Totnes: attended opening of the South-Western Railway Company's new service between Exeter and Plymouth	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 24 May 1876
C MICHELMORE	Nov 1900	elected to Totnes Municipal Council	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 3 Nov 1900
Charles MITCHELMORE	31 Dec 1835	elected alderman of Totnes	The Morning Post 5 Jan 1836
Charles MITCHELMORE	18 Jul 1839	made speech in support of Mr Baldwin, Convervative candidate for upcoming parliamentary bye-election	The Standard 20 Jul 1839
Charles MICHELMORE	1839	manager of the Western District Banking Company, father of Mr C F MICHELMORE: said to have instructed his clerk to distribute about ï¿½675 as bribes to voters	Daily News 22 Sep 1866
Charles MICHELMORE	23 Jul 1839	banker: seconded nomination of Mr C Barry BALDWIN at a meeting of Totness electors	The Era 28 Jul 1839
Charles MITCHELMORE	24 Jul 1839	seconded Mr BALDWIN's nomination for the upcoming Totnes election; his support of this Tory candidate was "the signal for a tumultuous burst of disapprobation, … [Mr MITCHELMORE] having formerly supported the Liberal candidate tooth and nail"	Morning Chronicle 26 Jul 1839
Charles MICHELMORE	20 Apr 1840	asked several questions at nomination of candidates for upcoming election	The Standard 23 Apr 1840
Charles MITCHELMORE	21 Jun 1841	made speech in support of Mr Baldwin, Convervative MP	The Standard 28 Jun 1841
Charles F MICHELMORE	Sep 1866	his poll book said to have had a note "situation" against the name of a Totnes elector	Daily News 4 Sep 1866
Charles Frederick MICHELMORE	Sep 1866	admitted to giving a ï¿½75 bribe to a Totnes elector, who denied it	Daily News 21 Sep 1866
Charles Frederick MICHELMORE	Sep 1866	an attorney since 1851: names several people to whom he had given bribes	Daily News 28 Sep 1866
Charles MICHELMORE	Sep 1866	said to have paid a Totnes elector ï¿½30 in 1859 and ï¿½40 in 1862 for voting for the Liberals	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 19 Sep 1866
Charles MITCHELMORE/MICHELMORE	20 Mar 1866	solicitor of Totnes: according to a witness at a select committee hearing on the Totness elections, had stated that one of the liberal candidates was willing to spend up to ï¿½10,000 to win the election, had offered him up to ï¿½200 or a good position for his vote, called him a "— fool" for not taking the bribe, and had threatened him not to give evidence against him; according to another witness, had given some of the electors 25 guineas each to vote for the liberal candidates	Daily News 21 Mar 1866
Charles Frederick MICHELMORE	Mar 1867	found guilty by Electoral Commission of acts of bribery in the Totnes elections of 1857, 1859, 1862, 1863 and 1865	The Times (London) 18 Mar 1867
Charles Benjamin MITCHELMORE	3 May 2007	retired of Thurlestone: candidate at election to Thurlestone Parish Council	Parish Council Election - Statement of Persons Nominated
Charles MITCHELMORE	Sep 2010	parish councillor, Thurlestone: on behalf of the village, accepted award by the Council for the Protection of Rural England as Devon's best kept village for 2010	Herald Express 1 Oct 2010
Charles MICHELMORE		deceased: said to have instructed a cashier at the Western District Bank to write off ï¿½25 from a Totnes elector's account	Daily News 2 Nov 1866
E MITCHELMORE, Mr	11 Apr 1900	present at luncheon following the annual general meeting of the South Oxfordshire Conservative Association held at the Salisbury Club, Henley	Jackson’s Oxford Journal 21 Apr 1900
G MICHELMORE, Mr	Jul 1895	assistant to the Conservative Chairman at the Exe Island (Holy Trinity ward, Exeter] voting station for the General Election	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 13 Jul 1895
Geoffrey MICHELMORE	Mar 1866	canvassed votes for the Liberals in the Totnes elections, reported to have offered to top any bribe offered by the Tories	Daily News 22 Mar 1866
Geoffrey MITCHELMORE/MICHELMORE	21 Mar 1866	son of the steward of the Duke of Somerset, in partnership with his father: according to a witness at a select committee hearing on the Totness elections, had stated that he would top any bribe offered on behalf of the conservative candidates	Belfast News-Letter 24 Mar 1866
George Humberstone MICHELMORE	Oct 1841	landlord of tenements at 6ï¿½ and 7ï¿½ Clarendon Place, Somers Town; registered voter in south division of St Pancras	Morning Chronicle 20 Oct 1841
H MICHELMORE, Mr	13 Jan 1865	Conservator of the Teign and Bovery rivers: attended meeting of persons interested in the salmon fisheries of Devon, Cornwall and Somerset held at Exeter	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 18 Jan 1865 Sporting Gazette 21 Jan 1865
H MICHELMORE, Mr	Apr 1866	solicitor: nominated himself as Conservator of the River Teign	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 18 Apr 1866
H MICHELMORE, Mr	20 Apr 1866	of Newton Abbot: appointed Conservator of the River Teign	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 2 May 1866
H MICHELMORE, Mr	25 Sep 1868	attended Radical candidate's election meeting at the Royal Public Rooms, Exeter	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 30 Sep 1868
H MICHELMORE, Mr	17 Jul 1871	hon sec, Teign Board of Conservators, Newton Abbot: reported on mines' agreement to reduce pollution in the river	Sporting Gazette 22 Jul 1871
H MICHELMORE, Mr	Jun 1871	hon sec, Teign Board of Conservators, Newton Abbot: asked to write to mines requesting them to construct catch-pits to reduce pollution in the river	Sporting Gazette 3 Jun 1871
H MICHELMORE, Mr	14 Apr 1871	attended meeting of Newton Abbot Local Board: his motion, that the costs of removal of the Wolborough Street and St Leonard's tower should be met by subscritpion, accepted	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 19 Apr 1871
H MICHELMORE, Mr	1 Dec 1871	attended meeting of Newton Abbot Local Board: doubted if it would be practical at this time of year to give the poor a dinner in the market	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 6 Dec 1871
H MICHELMORE, Mr	2 Jun 1871	attended meeting of Newton Abbot Local Board: his motion, that the board make a compulsory purchase of the Wesleyan Reform School, accepted	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 7 Jun 1871
H MICHELMORE, Mr	17 Oct 1871	of Newton Abbot: appointed Conservator for the [salmon] fishery district of the River Teign	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 8 Nov 1871
H MICHELMORE, Mr	5 Jan 1872	attended meeting of the Newton Abbot Local Board: bore testimony to the high character of the deceased P S MICHELMORE; requested the sanitary inspector not to make comparisons to the disadvantage of an adjoining parish	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 10 Jan 1872
H MICHELMORE, Mr	10 Mar 1875	Teign Conservator: reported that salmon had gone up the river in great numbers	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 17 Mar 1875
H MICHELMORE, Mr	24 Feb 1876	secretary, Teign Board of Conservators	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 1 Mar 1876
H W MICHELMORE, Mr	12 Feb 1894	attended annual dinner of St Leonard's Ward Conservatives held at the Constitutional Club, Exeter	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 17 Feb 1894
H MICHELMORE, Mr	17 Jun 1899	Clerk of the County Council for Devon: complained about the newspaper's incorrect reporting of a County Council meeting	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 17 Jun 1899
H W MICHELMORE, Mr	18 Apr 1913	as mayor, attended presentation of gold watch to J W BILLIAT of Exeter, participant in Stuart’s expedition from south to north Australia in 1862, by the South Australian premier	The Register (Adelaide) 27 May 1913
H F MITCHELMORE	3 May 2007	nominated a candidate at Kingsbridge Parish Council elections	Parish Council Election - Statement of Persons Nominated
Henry MICHELMORE	Sep 1866	solicitor: said to have arranged a loan of ï¿½800 to allow the Totnes Liberals to pay bribes	Daily News 24 Sep 1866
Henry MICHELMORE	Oct 1866	solicitor of Newton Abbot: claims to have been no more than an agent for the Liberal candidate's election expenses, paid with sums received from Michelmore & Son.	Daily News 29 Oct 1866
Henry MICHELMORE	Mar 1867	found guilty by Electoral Commission of acts of bribery in the Totnes election of 1865	The Times (London) 18 Mar 1867
Henry MITCHELMORE	12 Apr 1875	carpenter: appointed Overseer for the parish of Totnes for the ensuing year	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 14 Apr 1875
Henry William MICHELMORE	1912, 1931	mayor of Exeter	Exeter Memories
Henry MUCHMORE	1851/52 & 1852/53	occupier of house and land at Poliscourt: on voter's list for St Martin by Looe	Cornwall OPCs
J MICHELMORE, Mr	25 Oct 1860	attended meeting to promote construction of railway line from the North Devon line to Tavistock and Launceston	The Royal Cornwall Gazette, Falmouth Packet, and General Advertiser 26 October 1860
J MICHELMORE, Mr	13 Jan 1865	Conservator of the River Dart: attended meeting of persons interested in the salmon fisheries of Devon, Cornwall and Somerset held at Exeter	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 18 Jan 1865 Sporting Gazette 21 Jan 1865
J MICHELMORE, Mr	Aug 1866	the duke's steward, as was his father before him: reported to have said that "none of the tenants of the duke who had sold their votes to the Conservatives should remain in their occupations"	Pall Mall Gazette 27 Aug 1866
J MICHELMORE, Mr	7 Dec 1874	mayor of Totnes: attended opening of new organ at Bridgetown Church	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 9 Dec 1874
J MICHELMORE, Mr	6 Jan 1875	presided at Totnes Borough Petty Sessions	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 13 Jan 1875
J MICHELMORE, Mr	30 Jun 1876	mayor of Totnes: with wife, partook of luncheon with the officers of the 4th Administrative Battalion of the Devon Rifle Volunteers	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 5 Jul 1876
J MICHELMORE	Nov 1879	elected mayor of Totnes	Y Genedl Cymreig (Caernarvon) 13 Nov 1879 [in Welsh]
J MICHELMORE, Mr	8 Feb 1881	present at first annual dinner of the Northam Conservative and Constitutional Association	The Hampshire Advertiser 12 Feb 1881
J MICHELMORE, Mr	6 May 1889	of Totnes: attended meeting of the Dartmouth Port Sanitary Authority	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 7 May 1889
J MUCHMORE	1871-72	member of Liskeard Board of Guardians: attended 15 meetings (out of 26) during the year	Royal Cornwall Gazette 27 Apr 1872
Jeffery MICHELMORE	Feb 1789	signed letter to William PITT from the people of Ashburton expressing admiration for his administration	London Evening Post 12 Feb 1789
Jeffery MICHELMORE	16 Sep 1863	one of the Conservators of the River Dart and agent to the Duke of Somerset: case against three salmon fishers dismissed	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 23 Sep 1863
Jeffery MICHELMORE	Sep 1866	said to have turned a Totnes elector out of his house after he voted for the Conservatives in the 1863 election	Daily News 15 Sep 1866
Jeffery MICHELMORE	Sep 1866	said to have turned a Totnes elector out of his house after he voted for the Conservatives	Daily News 19 Sep 1866
Jeffery MICHELMORE	Sep 1866	said to have paid a Totnes elector ï¿½30 for his vote in the 1863 election, together with the rent on one of Mr MICHELMORE's houses	Daily News 22 Sep 1866
Jeffery MICHELMORE	Oct 1866	said to have instructed his clerk to make a ledger entry of ï¿½10 10s paid to a Totnes elector "to prevent tories getting it"	Daily News 27 Oct 1866
Jeffery MICHELMORE	Aug 1866	said to have once taken away and locked up some Totnes electors who would not vote for the Liberals	Daily News 31 Aug 1866
Jeffery MICHELMORE	Sep 1866	said to have told a tenant of the Duke of Somerset that he would ruin his wife and family if he did not vote for the liberal candidate	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 12 Sep 1866
Jeffery MICHELMORE	Mar 1867	found guilty by Electoral Commission of acts of bribery in the Totnes elections of 1859, 1862, 1863 and 1865	The Times (London) 18 Mar 1867
Jeffery MICHELMORE	9 Nov 1874	elected mayor of Totness	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 10 Nov 1874
Jeffery MICHELMORE, Mr	4 Feb 1875	mayor of Totnes: entertained the Corporation and Magistrates at dinner	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 10 Feb 1875
Jeffery MICHELMORE	12 Jan 1876	mayor of Totnes: presided over a meeting of the Town Council	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 19 Jan 1876
Jeffery MICHELMORE	Oct 1878	chairman of the Dart Board of Conservators: attended meeting designed to bring together the Board and an association formed to improve salmon fishing on the Dart	The Fishing Gazette 18 Oct 1878
Jeffery MICHELMORE	3 Jul 1878	chaired meeting of the Dart Fishery Board	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 10 Jul 1878
Jeffery E MICHELMORE	15 Nov 1879	mayor of Totnes: convened meeting to support invitation to the Devon Country Agricultural Association to hold its next exhibition at Totnes	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 19 Nov 1879
Jeffery John MICHELMORE	1874, 1875, 1879	mayor of Totnes	Edward Windeatt (1906). Totnes: Its mayors and mayoresses 1836-1906. Transactions of the Devonshire Association, 38.
John MICHELMORE	18 Dec 1844	signed letter from Brixham shipowners to Joseph SOMES, candidate in the upcoming elections, requesting his support	The Standard 24 Dec 1844
John MICHELMORE	Nov 1852	innkeeper: one of 20 tenants of Sir Henry Seale served notice to quit after not voting for the protectionists in the previous election, as he had directed them	Daily News 8 Nov 1852
John MICHELMORE	Oct 1866	denied having been bribed or having bribed any other Totnes elector	Daily News 1 Nov 1866
John MICHELMORE	16 Jul 1870	of Buckfastleigh: elected commissioner of the River Dart	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 20 Jul 1870
John MUCHMORE	1864-65	occupier of house and land at Longeo: on voter's list for St Martin by Looe	Cornwall OPCs
M MITCHELMORE, Mrs	2004	Slapton parish councillor	Slapton Village Noticeboard 20 Sep 2004
M B MITCHELMORE	3 May 2007	nominated a candidate at Chivelstone Parish Council elections	Parish Council Election - Statement of Persons Nominated
Mabel ROW née MITCHELMORE	1939-1942	husband Alderman W G ROW elected mayor for four terms	Western Times [various dates]
Margaret Eva MITCHELMORE	3 May 2007	of Slapton: candidate at election to Slapton Parish Council	Parish Council Election - Statement of Persons Nominated
P S MICHELMORE, Mr	24 Aug 1868	attended Conservative candidate's election meeting at the Bath Saloon, Torquay	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 26 Aug 1868
P S MICHELMORE, Mr	3 Feb 1871	attended meeting of Newton Abbot Local Board: offered to contribute ï¿½25 towards the expense of removing the tower at Wolborough Street and St Leonard's	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 8 Feb 1871
P S MICHELMORE, Mr	14 Apr 1871	attended meeting of Newton Abbot Local Board: his motion, to remove the tower at Wolborough Street and St Leonard's and build a drinking fountain on the base of the old town cross, accepted	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 19 Apr 1871
P S MICHELMORE, Mr	5 Jan 1872	Newton Abbot Local Board expressed their "deep sense of loss sustained through his death, [being] most sensible of his great qualities for the hightest honour, strictest integrity, sound judgment, and untiring interest which he has devoted to the Board since its formation"	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 10 Jan 1872
P MICHELMORE, Mr	23 Nov 1873	of Torquay: attended meeting of the Newton Abbot Board of Guardians	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 27 Nov 1878
P MICHELMORE, Mr	28 Apr 1875	attended meeting of Newton Abbot Board of Guardians: elected to the Assessment Committee	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 28 Apr 1875
P MICHELMORE, Mr	29 Mar 1876	attended meeting of the Board of Guardians: proposed all guardians dine together after the last meeting of the year	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 5 Apr 1876
P MICHELMORE, Mr	23 Apr 1879	of Torquay: attended meeting of the Newton Abbot Board of Guardians, appointed to Assessment Committee	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 23 Apr 1879
P MICHELMORE, Mr	Mar 1881	retiring Torquay Overseer: presided at meeting where he was re-nominated	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 30 Mar 1881
P MICHELMORE, Mr	2 May 1883	attended meeting of the Newton Abbot Board of Guardians	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 2 May 1883
P W MICHELMORE, Mr	6 Jan 1883	chemist: at meeting of the Totnes Board of Guardians, nominated but not elected as registrar of births and deaths	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 10 Jan 1883
P MICHELMORE, Mr	12 Jan 1889	candidate for election to the Devon County Council as member for Torquay, elected unopposed	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 12 Jan 1889
P MITCHELMORE	13 Feb 1889	of Torquay: attended meeting of Newton Abbot Board of Guardians	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 13 Feb 1889
Philip MICHELMORE	19 Jan 1889	Torquay Overseer: present at voting for an Assistant Overseer	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 21 Jan 1889
Richard MITCHELMORE	Jul 1859	at meeting of Dartmouth election committee, admitted taking ï¿½35 from Sir T TUCKER to vote for him instead of Mr SCHENLEY	Morning Chronicle 28 July 1859
Richard MITCHELMORE	27 Jul 1869	found guilty of receiving ï¿½10 from William TUCKER to induce him to abstain from voting	House of Commons Parliamentary Paper Alphabetical List of Election Petitions presented ...: 27 July 1859 Dartmouth Election
Samuel MITCHELMORE	13 Nov 1871	trader of Bonhay Road: signed petition to the Exeter Local Board that the obstruction on Bonhay Road be immediately put right	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 15 Nov 1871
Sophia MICHELMORE	Mar 1867	found guilty by Electoral Commission of acts of bribery in the Totnes elections of 1859, 1863 and 1865	The Times (London) 18 Mar 1867
T MICHELMORE, Mr	1 Nov 1839	Radical party candidate for Totnes Municipal Council, elected with the second-highest number of votes	The Standard 23 Jul 1840
T MICHELMORE, Mr	13 Jan 1865	Conservator of the River Dart: attended meeting of persons interested in the salmon fisheries of Devon, Cornwall and Somerset held at Exeter	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 18 Jan 1865 Sporting Gazette 21 Jan 1865
T C MICHELMORE, Mr	26 Mar 1873	attended meeting held at Tenby to consider how to offset the costs of opposing the "Tenby Water Bill"	Western Mail 27 Mar 1873
Thomas MICHELMORE	19 Oct 1839	agent to the Duke of Somerset: despite his assurance that the Duke did not intend to interfere with his tenants' votes in the recent election, several have been evicted as a result of not voting for the Duke's son-in-law	The Morning Post 19 Oct 1839
Thomas MICHELMORE	31 Oct 1839	at a meeting of the Totnes Reform Association, a toast was proposed to him and the four Liberal candidates; in reply, he claimed that Tory landowners were driving Whig tenants off their lands	Morning Chronicle 5 Nov 1839
Thomas MICHELMORE	24 Aug 1848	supplied game from the preserves of his Grace the Duke of Somerset for a public dinner at the Seven Stars Hotel, Totnes, to celebrate the election of a Conservative mayor	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 31 Aug 1849
Thomas MICHELMORE	8 Dec 1862	Duke of Somerset's land agent: accused of threatened the tenants of the Duke of Somerset with summary ejection from their cottages if they dared to vote against the Liberal candidate	John Bull 13 Dec 1862
Thomas MICHELMORE	14 Jan 1863	the Duke of Somerset's agent: accused by opposition of demanding the support of certain of the Duke's tenantry for the Duke's nominée for the upcoming election under threat of eviction	Daily News 16 Jan 1863
Thomas MICHELMORE, Mr, jun	15 Oct 1863	steward to the Duke of Somerset: accused at Registration Court of bribing Thos MITCHEL to vote for the Duke's candidates at elections	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 21 Oct 1863
Thomas MICHELMORE	Sep 1866	said to have given a Totnes elector ï¿½20 for voting for the Liberals	Daily News 17 Sep 1866
Thomas MICHELMORE	Sep 1866	the Duke's steward: said to have turned a Totnes elector out of his house after he had refused to give two votes to the Duke's candidates (after promising only one vote)	Daily News 20 Sep 1866
Thomas MICHELMORE	Sep 1866	despite Lord Seymour's disgust at "the bribery that had taken place", said to have conveyed property to a Totnes elector's wife in order to win support for the Liberals	Daily News 22 Sep 1866
Thomas MICHELMORE	Sep 1866	said to have estimated that ï¿½2000 would be néeded to secure enough votes at the immanent election	Daily News 24 Sep 1866
Thomas MICHELMORE	Oct 1866	deceased: said by one witness to have threatened a Totnes elector with the loss of his position if he did not vote for the Liberals, denied by another witness	Daily News 30 Oct 1866
Thomas MICHELMORE	Mar 1867	found guilty by Electoral Commission of acts of bribery in the Totnes elections of 1859, 1862, 1863 and 1865	The Times (London) 18 Mar 1867
Tom MICHELMORE	6 Nov 1839	"Not content with making slaves and vassals of his grace's tenants, the non-interfering steward openly adopted the principle of exclusive dealing, by issuing cards to the duke's tenantry of the different tradesmen with whom they were requested to deal."	The Charter 17 Nov 1839
W MITCHELMORE	Oct 1881	attended meeting of committee to promote the election of Messrs MORGAN and WARING in the upcoming Cardiff municipal elections, East Ward	Western Mail 25 Oct 1881
Walter MUCHMORE	1864-65	freeholder of house on Church Street, Liskeard: included on Voter's List	Cornwall OPCs
William MITCHELMORE	1 Mar 1869	builder of Mill Lane: elected assessor for Cardiff South Ward	Cardiff & Merthyr Guardian & Brecon Gazette 6 Mar 1869
William Godwin MICHELMORE	1949-1950	mayor of Exeter 1949-1950	Liddel Hart Centre for Military Archives: Survey of the Papers of Senior UK Defence Personnel, 1900-1975

Churches, lodges and friendly societies

Name	Date	Information	Source
? MITCHELMORE, Mr	4 Jun 1834	member of the Church Trustees, St Pancras Vestry	Morning Chronicle 5 Jun 1834
? MICHELMORE, Mr	Apr 1849	agent to the Duke of Somerset: reported to be in dispute with the Bishop and the vicar of Berry Pomeroy over the separation of Bridgetown from the parish of Berry Pomeroy	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 19 Apr 1849
? MITCHELMORE, Mr	Apr 1858	elected director of the poor, St Pancras vestry	The Standard 6 Apr 1858
? MITCHELMORE, Bro	5 Aug 1867	vice-chair, Viscount Cardiff Oddfellows Lodge	Cardiff & Merthyr Guardian & Brecon Gazette 9 Aug 1867
? MUTCHMORE, Dr	11 Jun 1869	of Philadelphia: expected to take part in annual meeting of the Female Association in connection with the Assembly's Foreign Mission to be held at Pisherwick Place Church, Belfast	Belfast News-Letter 11 Jun 1869
? MUTCHMORE, Rev Dr	26 Jun 1869	to take evening service at Edinburgh Castle, Limehouse, London	Pall Mall Gazette 25 Jun 1887
? MICHELMORE, Mr	11 Jul 1872	attended meeting of committee appointed to protest recent changes to services at the parish church of St Saviour	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 17 Jul 1872
? MICHELMORE, Mrs	19 Jun 1878	of Berry House: stall holder at bazaar in the ruins of Berry Pomeroy Castle in aid of the fund to restore the parish church	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 26 Jun 1878
? MICHELMORE, Mr	14 Jan 1890	with his daughter, attended opening of the new Sunday Schools on the Larkbeare Estate, St Leonard's, Exeter	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 18 Jan 1890
? MICHELMORE, Mr, jun	31 Jun 1891	attended tea party held by the Cathedral Guild of St Peter in the gardens of the Bishop's Palace, Exeter	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 4 Jul 1891
? MICHELMORE, Mr	10 Oct 1892	delivered "an interesting address" at a meeting of the Church of England Temperance Society in the Holy Trinity parish room, Exeter	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 15 Oct 1892
? MICHELMORE, Mr	31 Aug 1893	told the magistrates at the Brewster Sessions, on behalf of tocal teetotallers, that the city was over-licensed	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 2 Sep 1893
? MICHELMORE, Mr	28 May 1893	to address YMCA's open-air service in Bedford Circus, Exeter	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 27 May 1893
? MITCHELMORE, Mrs	30 Mar 1897	managed refreshment stall at bazaar at Bible Christian Chapel, St Mary's Road, Southampton	The Hampshire Advertiser 31 Mar 1897
? MITCHELMORE, Miss	30 Mar 1897	displayed bridecake at bazaar at Bible Christian Chapel, St Mary's Road, Southampton	The Hampshire Advertiser 31 Mar 1897
? MICHELMORE, Mr	10 Jan 1898	Vice Grand [Deputy Presiding Officer], Ashburton Lodge: attended annual meeting of the Exeter District of the Manchester Union Order of Oddfellows held at Oddfellows' Hall, Catherine Street, Exeter	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 15 Jan 1898
? MICHELMORE, Mr	10 Jan 1898	Past Grand, Exonian of Friendship Lodge: attended annual meeting of the Exeter District of the Manchester Union Order of Oddfellows held at Oddfellows' Hall, Catherine Street, Exeter	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 15 Jan 1898
? MICHELMORE, Mr	22 Jan 1899	Past Grand, Exonian of Friendship Lodge: attended annual meeting of the Exeter District Branch of the MUIOOF at the Oddfellows' Hall, Exeter	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 14 Jan 1899
? MICHELMORE, Mrs	1918	of Grove Hill, Topsham: leader of Junior Brownies and Girl Guides	YWCA Directory 1918
Alfred MICHELMORE	19 Jun 1878	hon sec, Berry Pomeroy church restoration fund	Totnes Times 22 Jun 1878 Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 26 Jun 1878
Augustus John MITCHELMORE	10 Sep 1895	carpenter's mate RN aged 32 of Providence Street, Stoke: initiated into the St Aubyn Lodge, Devonport	United Grand Lodge of England Freemason Membership Registers
Charles MITCHELMORE	12 Oct 1896	painter aged 29 of Dartmouth: initiated into the Hauley Lodge, Dartmouth	United Grand Lodge of England Freemason Membership Registers
E MICHELMORE	18 Mar 1915	churchwarden, Llanenddwyn Church: attended confirmation service	Cambrian News & Merionethshire Standard 26 Mar 1915
Edwin MICHELMORE	7 Feb 1917	certfd skipper aged 42 of Brixham: initiated into the Lodge of True Love and Unity, Brixham	United Grand Lodge of England Freemason Membership Registers
Frederick George MITCHELMORE	9 Dec 1895	licd victr aged 27 of Dartmouth: initiated into the Hauley Lodge, Dartmouth	United Grand Lodge of England Freemason Membership Registers
Frederick Thomas Nathaniel MITCHELMORE	16 Oct 1910	ERA RN aged 22 of Dartmouth: initiated into the Hauley Lodge, Dartmouth	United Grand Lodge of England Freemason Membership Registers
Fred MITCHELMORE	192x	choir boy at Dartmouth St Barnabas	The Dartmouth Archives
G H MITCHELMORE	Mar 1856	elected director of the poor, St Pancras vestry	Daily News 25 Mar 1856
G H MITCHELMORE, Mr	Apr 1857	elected director of the poor, St Pancras vestry	Daily News 16 Apr 1857
George Humberston MITCHELMORE	Nov 1855	of 4 Quadrant Grove: elected St Pancras vestryman, Kentish Town ward	Daily News 20 Nov 1855
George MITCHELMORE	23 Nov 1896	plumber aged 28 of 6 Station Road W: initiated into the Shepherd's Bush Lodge, Shepherd's Bush	United Grand Lodge of England Freemason Membership Registers
George Wilton MITCHELMORE	28 Apr 1904	painter aged 23 of Albert Road: initiated into the Lodge of Friendship, Devonport	United Grand Lodge of England Freemason Membership Registers
H MICHELMORE, Mr	15 Feb 1889	subscribed two guineas towards the memorial window for the Earl of Devon	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 23 Feb 1889
H MICHELMORE, Mr	25 Jan 1889	attended meeting of subscribers to the proposed new west window of the cathedral, a memorial to the Earl of Devon	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 26 Jan 1889
H MICHELMORE, Mr	25 Jan 1889	attended meeting protesting the removal of the west window of the cathedral	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 26 Jan 1889
H MICHELMORE, Mr	28 Oct 1889	attended meeting in connection with the visit of the Excutive Council of the Church of England Temperance Society in Exeter	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 29 Oct 1889
H W MICHELMORE, Mr	30 Jun 1889	to address open-air meeting organised by the Exe Island Mission	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 29 Jun 1889
H W MICHELMORE, Mr	30 Nov 1889	congratulated upon the success attendant on the Mission Loan Exhibition at the Rougemont, Exeter	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 3 Dec 1889
H W MICHELMORE, Bro	2 Dec 1889	Noble Grand [Presiding Officer]: presided at annual dinner of the Loyal Exonian of Friendship lodge of the Exeter Oddfellows	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 3 Dec 1889
H W MICHELMORE, Mr	9 Feb 1890	to address Mission Service at the Exe Island Mission Hall, Bridge Street, Exeter	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 8 Feb 1890
H MICHELMORE, Mr	14 Nov 1891	elected treasurer of a the newly formed Exeter branch of the Church Defence Institution	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 14 Nov 1891
H MICHELMORE, Mr	21 Aug 1891	attended meeting of the Cathedral Guild of St Peter	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 22 Aug 1891
H W MICHELMORE, Mr	31 Jun 1891	attended tea party held by the Cathedral Guild of St Peter in the gardens of the Bishop's Palace, Exeter	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 4 Jul 1891
H MICHELMORE, Mr	8 Nov 1892	attended opening of new Parish Rooms in Friar's Terrace, Exeter in connection with Holy Trinity parish [which included Exe Island]	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 12 Nov 1892
H W MICHELMORE, Mr	25 Oct 1892	attended public luncheon at the Rougemont Hotel to celebrate the opening of the new YMCA building in King's Alley, High Street, Exeter	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 29 Oct 1892
H W MICHELMORE, Mr	27 Nov 1893	to attend annual meeting of the Westgate Temperance Society	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 25 Nov 1893
H W MICHELMORE, Mr	2 Aug 1893	provided prizes for races at the St Leonard's Sunday School annual outing at Exmouth	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 5 Aug 1893
H MICHELMORE, Mr	15 Oct 1894	seconded the resolution of welcome at a meeting of the Women's Total Abstinence Union held at Barnfield Hall, Exeter; later attended a public meeting at the Royal Public Rooms	Wings (London) (London) 1 Nov 1894
H W MICHELMORE, Mr	16 Dec 1894	to address "Bright hour for young men" at the Exeter YMCA, King's Lodge, High Street, Exeter	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 15 Dec 1894
H W MICHELMORE, Mr	12 Mar 1895	presented an amusing exhibition of mechanical toys and working models at a YMCA bazaar	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 16 Mar 1895
H W MICHELMORE, Mr	Apr 1895	attended meeting of the St Leonard vestry	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 20 Apr 1895
H W MICHELMORE, Mrs	12 Mar 1895	ran a stall of useful and ornamental goods at a YMCA bazaar, Exeter	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 16 Mar 1895
H MICHELMORE, Mr	26 Aug 1896	appointed member of a committee to raise funds for a testimonial to Rev T C BEWES, retiring curate of St Leonard's, Exeter	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 29 Aug 1896
H MICHELMORE, Mr	30 Sept 1896	attended presentation of testimonials to Rev T C BEWES, retiring curate of St Leonard's, Exeter	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 3 Oct 1896
H W MICHELMORE, Mr	30 Sept 1896	attended presentation of testimonials to Rev T C BEWES, retiring curate of St Leonard's, Exeter	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 3 Oct 1896
H W MICHELMORE, Mr	4 Jun 1896	attended opening of St Leonard's Church bazaar; wife and daughter presided over a white carnations stall	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 6 Jun 1896
H MITCHELMORE, Mr	Apr 1897	attended meeting of the Exeter Vestry, St Leonard's	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 21 Apr 1897
H W MICHELMORE, Mr	12 May 1897	read a paper on "Suggested action under the present law" to the Temperance Conference held at Torquay	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 12 May 1897
H W MICHELMORE, Mr	Apr 1897	attended meeting of the St Leonard's vestry	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 21 Apr 1897
H W MICHELMORE, Mr	Apr 1897	attended meeting of the Exeter Vestry, St Leonard's	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 21 Apr 1897
H W MICHELMORE, Mr	Nov 1897	delivered lecture on "Is wine conducive to hard work, either physical or mental?" to a meeting of the Exeter Junior Society at the YWCA	Wings (London) 1 Dec 1897
H W MICHELMORE, Mr	4 Dec 1898	to lead Special Limelight CMS Jubilee Service at Exe Island Mission Hall	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 3 Dec 1898
H W MICHELMORE, Mrs	Aug 1898	organised a stall and refreshments at a Japanese Bazaar held in the Subscription Rooms, Dartmouth, in aid of St Barnabas Church	Hearth and Home 18 Aug 1898
H W MICHELMORE, Mr	15 Jan 1899	to address Friernhay Young Men's Society, Friernhay Street, Exeter	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 28 Jan 1899
H W MICHELMORE, Mr	9 Sep 1900	to address open-air meeting organised by the Exe Island Mission	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 8 Sep 1900
H W MICHELMORE, Mr	19 May 1900	gave lecture on "Beer and its manufacture" to Exeter Juniors at Christ Church Lecture Hall, Exeter	Wings (London) 1 Jul 1900
Harold Gaye MICHELMORE	8 Feb 1895	solicitor aged 27 of 3 Devonia, Courtenay Park: initiated into the Devon Lodge, Newton Abbot	United Grand Lodge of England Freemason Membership Registers
Harold G MICHELMORE	15 Mar 1900	initiated into the Lodge of the Three Pillars, Cockington	United Grand Lodge of England Freemason Membership Registers
Harold MITCHELMORE	10 May 1901	chief ERA aged 36 of HM Yacht Victa & Albt: initiated into the United Service Lodge, Landport	United Grand Lodge of England Freemason Membership Registers
Henry MICHELMORE	9 Jun 1890	intending member of the Cathedral Guild of St Peter: attended lecture at the Chantry	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 14 Jun 1890
Henry W MICHELMORE	27 Dec 1887	solicitor aged 23 of Exeter: initiated into the St John the Baptist Lodge, Exeter	United Grand Lodge of England Freemason Membership Registers
Henry William MICHELMORE	25 May 1933	of Grove Hill, Topsham: trustee of the Municipal Charities (Church List), Exeter	London Gazette 26 May 1933
J MUCHMORE	18 May 1875	member of committee that organised the annual festival of the St Germans and Tideford Temperance and Rechabite Societies at Port Eliot, St Germans	Royal Cornwall Gazette 22 May 1875
J MUCHMORE	28 Apr 1876	re-elected churchwarden, St Martin by Looe	Royal Cornwall Gazette 29 April 1876
J MITCHELMORE	Mar 1881	of Berry House, Totnes: secretary to a fund established to restore the church at Abbotskerswell as a memorial to the late Capt Marcus HARE RN	The Standard 19 Mar 1881
J MUCHMORE	1 Apr 1887	re-elected churchwarden, St Martin by Looe	Royal Cornwall Gazette 15 April 1887
J MUCHMORE	Apr 1888	re-elected churchwarden, St Martin by Looe	Royal Cornwall Gazette 5 April 1888
J MUCHMORE	May 1890	member of committee that organised the annual festival of the St Germans and Tideford Temperance Societies at Port Eliot, St Germans	Royal Cornwall Gazette 29 May 1890
J H MITCHELMORE, Mr	26 Jun 1898	Oddfellow: vice-chairman of committee that organised the annual church parade of the Ashburton United Friendly Societies	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 2 Jul 1898
Jeffery John MICHELMORE	4 May 1874	yeoman aged 40 of Sherford: initiated into the Duncombe Lodge, Kingsbridge	United Grand Lodge of England Freemason Membership Registers
Jeffery MICHELMORE	19 Jun 1878	churchwarden, Berry Pomeroy: present at bazaar in the ruins of Berry Pomeroy Castle in aid of the fund to restore the parish church	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 26 Jun 1878
Jeffery MICHELMORE	17 Apr 1879	churchwarden, Berry Pomeroy, at time of church restoration	plaque in Berry Pomeroy parish church
John MICHELMORE	1334	paid a groat to the churchwardens of Ashburton	personal contribution
John MITCHELMORE	1680	churchwarden, Stoke Fleming	Stoke Fleming Parish Church register
John MICHELMORE	1684, 1685	churchwarden, Buckfastleigh	Buckfastleigh Parish Church register
John MITCHELMORE	16 Sep 1835	merchant aged 43 of Brixham: initiated into the Lodge of True Love and Unity, Brixham; rejoined 1850	United Grand Lodge of England Freemason Membership Registers
John MICHELMORE	19 Apr 1909	smack owner aged 32 of Higher Street: initiated into the Lodge of True Love and Unity, Brixham	United Grand Lodge of England Freemason Membership Registers
P D MICHELMORE, Mr	20 Jan 1876	companion: attended meeting of the Royal Arch Masons at Newton Abbot, nominated for vacant office of H [unknown abbreviation]	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 26 Jan 1876
Phillip MICHELMORE	1739-1740	churchwarden, Buckfastleigh	Buckfastleigh Parish Church register
Philip MICHELMORE	1785-1786	churchwarden, Cockington	Keith Matthews Name Files
Philip Daumarel MICHELMORE	1 Mar 1866	draper aged 27 of Newton Abbot: initiated into the Pleiades Lodge, Totnes	United Grand Lodge of England Freemason Membership Registers
Philip Hellard MICHELMORE	2 Jun 1916	solicitor aged 42 of Sidmouth: initiated into Union Lodge, Starcross	United Grand Lodge of England Freemason Membership Registers
Ralph Godfrey MICHELMORE	3 Aug 1911	medical student aged 19 of Grove Hill, Topsham: initiated into the St John the Baptist Lodge, Exeter	United Grand Lodge of England Freemason Membership Registers
Ralph Godfrey MICHELMORE	8 Dec 1915	initiated into the London Hospital Lodge	United Grand Lodge of England Freemason Membership Registers
Robert MICHELMORE	1687	churchwarden, Buckfastleigh	Buckfastleigh Parish Church register
Robert MICHELMORE jnr	1691	churchwarden, Buckfastleigh	Buckfastleigh Parish Church register
Robert John MITCHELMORE	19 Sep 1917	CPO RN aged 32 of Plymouth: initiated into the Western District United Service Lodge, Stonehouse	United Grand Lodge of England Freemason Membership Registers
S G MICHELMORE	7 June 1885	secretary, Sons of Devon Friendly Society, Exeter	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 10 Jun 1885
Samuel MICHELMORE	1688	churchwarden, Buckfastleigh	Buckfastleigh Parish Church register
Samuel MITCHELMORE	2 Nov 1908	of Mount Pleasant Street, Aberdare: attended Ebenezer church tea	Aberdare Leader 7 Nov 1908
T L MICHELMORE, Mr	20 May 1893	judge at fete and sports at meeting of Manchester Unity Independent Order of Oddfellows in Southampton	The Hampshire Advertiser 24 May 1893
Thomas MICHELMORE	1672, 1678	churchwarden, Buckfastleigh	Buckfastleigh Parish Church register
Thomas MITCHELMORE	21 Mar 1871	raily guard aged 35 of Brent: initiated into the Lodge of Charity, Plymouth	United Grand Lodge of England Freemason Membership Registers
Thomas MITCHELMORE	2 Oct 1873	signalman of Rattery: initiated into the Pleiades Lodge, Totnes	United Grand Lodge of England Freemason Membership Registers
Thomas Wilson MICHELMORE	5 Mar 1875	solicitor of Wellington: initiated into the St Johns Lodge, Wellington, Shropshire	United Grand Lodge of England Freemason Membership Registers
W H MICHELMORE, Mr	17 Dec 1893	to address "Bright hour for young men" at the Exeter YMCA, King's Lodge, High Street, Exeter	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 16 Dec 1893
W H MICHELMORE, Mr	6 Mar 1895	attended demonstration by the Bedford Church Lads Brigade at the Baths Assembly Rooms, Exeter	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 9 Mar 1895
W H MICHELMORE, Bro	17Oct 1898	proposed toast to "Kindred Societies and Visiting Brethren" at a meeting of the Ancient Order of Foresters held at the Half Moon Hotel, Exeter	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 22 Oct 1898
W H MICHELMORE, Bro	19 Nov 1898	Past Grand: to present paper on "Loyal Exonians of the 20th Century" at a meeting of the Loyal Exonian of Friendship Lodge of Oddfellows	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 22 Oct 1898
Walter MITCHELMORE	192x	choir boy at Dartmouth St Barnabas, only distinguishable from his twin brother Fred by a scar on his forehead	The Dartmouth Archives
William MICHELMORE	1639	churchwarden, Buckfastleigh	Buckfastleigh parish register
William MYTCHILMORE	29 Jan 1642	among signatories witnessing that the "39 Articles" had been publicly read in Church during a service	Buckfastleigh parish register
William Henry MITCHELMORE	6 Jan 1858	initiated into the Lodge of True Love and Unity, Brixham	United Grand Lodge of England Freemason Membership Registers
William Henry MITCHELMORE	14 Aug 1882	butcher aged 22 of Dartmouth: initiated into the Hauley Lodge, Dartmouth	United Grand Lodge of England Freemason Membership Registers
William George MITCHELMORE	5 Nov 1913	petty officer aged 34 of Devonport: initiated into the Royal Naval Lodge, Devonport	United Grand Lodge of England Freemason Membership Registers
William Henry MITCHELMORE	9 Oct 1916	boiler maker aged 32 of Dartmouth: initiated into the Hauley Lodge, Dartmouth	United Grand Lodge of England Freemason Membership Registers
William Richard Edwards MITCHELMORE	26 Mar 1919	hotel proprietor aged 55 of Yeovil: initiated into the Lodge of Brotherly Love, Yeovil	United Grand Lodge of England Freemason Membership Registers

Community service

The following table shows where M*CH*MOREs have been involved in leadership of community organisations, volunteer work, charitable contributions, and other community activities.

Name	Date	Information	Source
Leadership of community organisations
Elizabeth Mitchelmore HAWKINS	Feb 2005	secretary, Newry Local Committee, Cancer Research Northern Ireland	Newry News Week 7, 2005
Eric MITCHELMORE	15 Jun 1950	jobmaster at inaugural fete of the Bovey Tracey Toc H	Exeter & Plymouth Gazette 16 Jun 1950
Guy MICHELMORE	May 1947	Assistant District Commissioner, Devon Sea Scouts	Exeter & Plymouth Gazette 2 May 1947
H/H W MICHELMORE, Mr	1889-1899	attended meeting of the Governors of the Devon and Exeter Hospital	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post [various]
H MICHELMORE, Mr	30 Jun 1900	attended meeting of the Governors of the Exeter Dispensary	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 30 Jun 1900
H W MICHELMORE, Mr	2 Mar 1893	solicitor: attended the ceremony of laying the foundation stone of the Exeter Tepid Swimming Bath (in the grounds of King's Lodge College and adjoining the new YCMA building) and the subsequent luncheon	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 4 Mar 1893
Henry T MICHELMORE	1912-1920	hon sec, Exeter Labour Home, 36 Catherine Street, Exeter: on active service	Blue Book 1912-1920
J H MITCHELMORE, Mr	1896	vice-president, Ashburton Mutual Improvement Association	Western Times 21 Feb 1895
P MICHELMORE, Mr	26 Nov 1857	took the chair at a meeting of Torquay Extra-Mural Cemetery Company at Lower Union Street, Torquay	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 3 Dec 1857
W H MICHELMORE, Mr	22 Apr 1897	hon sec pro tem of the committee planning Exeter's Diamond Jubilee celebrations	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 22 Apr 1897
Volunteer work
? MICHELMORE, Mr	24 Feb 1897	attended meeting to plan Exeter's celebrations for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 24 Feb 1897
Catherine May MITCHELMORE	Jun 1917 - Jan 1918	of 24 Aberdeen Road, Dollis Hill: Red Cross volunteer, pantry duties at Hammersmith Military Orthopaedic Hospital 6 hr a week	British Red Cross
Daniel MITCHELMORE	2017	accountant, London finance manager: twin children attended Brook School, Maidenbower, Sussex, 2011-2014, now Parent Governer of the school	The Brook School
Dorothy Marian MITCHELMORE	Oct 1918	of 24 Aberdeen Road, Dollis Hill: Red Cross volunteer, general work 4 hr/wk, previously at Hammersmith Military Orthopaedic Hospital 6 hr/wk	British Red Cross
Eleanor MICHELMORE	1914 - 31 Dec 1919	of Crown Hill, Alton: Red Cross volunteer, masseuse full time, Alton Red Cross Hospital, awarded ARRC	British Red Cross
Florence MICHELMORE	Jan 1915 - Sep 1917	of Beecroft, Salcombe Regis, Sidmouth: kitchen maid, part time, Sidmouth V A Hospital & Peak House Hospital	British Red Cross
H W MICHELMORE, Mr	23 Apr 1897	confirmed as hon sec of the committee planning Exeter's Diamond Jubilee celebrations	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 23 Apr 1897
M MITCHELMORE, Mrs	1915-1917	of Goring, Oxfordshire: Red Cross volunteer, awarded Voluntary Worker Badge	British Red Cross
Margaret Eugenie MICHELMORE	Jan 1916 - 31 Feb 1919	of 30 Cleveland Square, London: Red Cross volunteer, 2nd cook and nurse, half day	British Red Cross
Marian E MITCHELMORE	May 1917	of 24 Aberdeen Road, Dollis Hill: Red Cross volunteer, ward work 4 hr/wk	British Red Cross
Phyllis MICHELMORE	1914-1919	of Crown Hill, Alton: Red Cross volunteer, nurse part time, Alton Auxilliary Hospital, awarded blue stripe [assistant nurse uniform]	British Red Cross
S MICHELMORE, Miss	Jun 1917 - Dec 1918	of Avalon, Mill Street, Ottery St Mary: Red Cross volunteer, awarded Ottery St Mary War Supply Depot Badge & Certificate	British Red Cross
Thos MICHELMORE, Mrs	May 1854	member of committee organising a Fancy Fair "for the benefit of our soldiers' wives and children" to be held at Bath in June	Bristol Mercury 6 May 1854
Charitable donations
? MICHELMORE, Mrs	1814	contributed 3 shillings to a fund for the relief of distress in Germany	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 26 May 1814
? MICHELMORE, Mrs	Jan 1867	of Teignmouth: donated one guinea towards the Exeter Grammar School Playfield and New Site Fund	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 16 Jan 1867
A MICHELMORE, Mr	Mar 1886	donated periodicals etc. to the Royal Truro Infirmary	Royal Cornwall Gazette 5 Mar 1886
H MICHELMORE, Mr	Jan 1881	donated ï¿½1 to the Exeter Soup Kitchen	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 19 Jan 1881
Henry MICHELMORE	Mar 1884	of St Leonard's, Exeter: contibuted one guinea to the West of England Eye Infirmary	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 12 Mar 1884
J MICHELMORE, Mr	1815	of Staverton: contributed ï¿½1 to the Waterloo Committee at the City of London Tavern	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 16 Nov 1815
J MICHELMORE, Mr	Jul 1865	contibuted one guinea towards the expenses of a meeting of the Royal Agricultural Society of England to be held in Plymouth in July	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 5 Jul 1865
J MITCHELMORE	Jun 1891	contributed ï¿½1 towards building of an intermediate school in Barry, Glamorganshire	South Wales Star 12 Jun 1891
P MICHELMORE, Mr	1815	of Staverton: contributed ï¿½1 to the Waterloo Committee at the City of London Tavern	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 16 Nov 1815
P MICHELMORE, Mr	7 Sep 1877	attended a public meeting in Torquay to raise local subscriptions to the Indian Famine Relief Fund	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 12 Sep 1877
Other
? MITCHELMORE, Mr		"[The site was] Investigated by Mr Mitchelmore who uncovered part of a circular wall of a hut."	Somerset Historic Environment Record
A P G MICHELMORE	1968	President of the Devonshire Association for the Advancement of Science, Literature, and Art [“A. P. G. Michelmore, Esq., MA (afterwards MBE)”]	The Devonshire Association: History & Origins
E MICHELMORE, Mr	1 May 1872	of West Street, Ashburton: his house noticed for outstanding decoration at the opening of the railway branch line from Totnes	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 8 May 1872
W R E MITCHELMORE	1918-1921	"Housed in the former coach house to Hendford Manor, the Museum of South Somerset's modern displays draw upon many different collections brought together by Alderman W R E MITCHELMORE, Mayor of Yeovil from 1918-1921."	Museum of South Somerset
W R E MITCHELMORE	1926	Reports on an attempt to locate the barrow discovered in 1926 by W R E MITCHELMORE. It reportedly lay near Barwick Park, Yeovil	J Gerrard & S Mills, Mitchelmore's mysterious mound. Chronicle, 8(1), 1999, 8-11.

Honours

Name	Date	Information	Source
A MUCHMORE	1 Jan 1942	son of Mrs & the late Mr A MUCHMORE of Polbathic, financial adviser to HM Government at Aden, served in the RAMC during the last war, previously attached to the Treasury Departments at Dar-es-Salaam and Tanganyika: appointed OBE	Western Morning News 23 Jan 1942
Alfred MUCHMORE	1 Jan 1948	OBE, Colonial Administrative Service, Financial Secretary, Aden: made Ordinary Commander of the Civil Division of the Order of the British Empire	London Gazette 30 Dec 1947
Alfred Philip Galabin MICHELMORE	14 Jun 1986	appointed Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (Civil Division) for services to the conservation of plant and animal wildlife in Devon	London Gazette 13 Jun 1986
Clifford Arthur MICHELMORE	1 Jan 1969	television broadcaster and producer: appointed Commander of the British Empire (Civil Division)	London Gazette 20 Dec 1968
E MITCHELMORE	Mar 1939	at meeting of the Tiverton Junction branch of the GWR Staff Association, presented with gold medal and bar for 23 yr ambulance service at meeting of the Tiverton Junction branch of the GWR Staff Association	Exeter & Plymouth Gazette 31 Mar 1939
Edward MITCHELMORE	15 Mar 1949	overseer, London Postal Region: awarded Imperial Service Medal on his retirement	London Gazette 15 Mar 1949
Eric MICHELMORE	1 Jan 1960	Deputy Regional Director, UK Region, Imperial War Graves Commission: awarded Order of the British Empire (Civil Division)	London Gazette 29 Dec 1959
Ernest Henry MITCHELMORE	Jun 1937	appointed Serving Brother in the Venerable Order of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem	London Gazette 22 Jun 1937
Harold Gaye MICHELMORE	23 Jun 1931	appointed Officer of the Venerable Order of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem	London Gazette 23 Jun 1931
Harold Gaye MICHELMORE	19 Jun 1936	appointed Commander of the Venerable Order of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem	London Gazette 23 Jun 1936
Harold George MITCHELMORE	20 Jun 1986	appointed Serving Brother of the Venerable Order of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem	London Gazette 20 Jun 1986
Henry Richard Aubrey MICHELMORE	14 Jul 1959	MB: appointed Serving Brother, Most Venerable Order of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem	London Gazette 14 Jul 1959
Henry Richard Aubrey MICHELMORE	22 Apr 1983	MB, BCH: appointed Officer, Most Venerable Order of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem	London Gazette 22 Apr 1983
Jade MITCHELMORE	Apr 2016	nominated for Student Nurse of the Year in the Nottingham Nurse & Midwife of the Year competition	Nottingham Post18 Apr 2016
James Frederick MUCHMORE	30 Sep 1969	lately Postman Higher Grade, Bournemouth and Poole: awarded Imperial Service Medal	London Gazette 4 Feb 1971
Jeffry MICHELMORE	17 Feb 1972	appointed Serving Brother of the Venerable Order of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem	London Gazette 17 Feb 1972
John Thomas MITCHELMORE	7 Jun 1934	Skilled Labourer (Machinist), H M Dockyards, Devonport: awarded Imperial Service Medal	London Gazette 15 Jun 1934
Moira Sheelagh MICHELMORE	1 Jan 2010	awarded MBE for services to the Sidmouth community	The Times (London) 1 Jan 2010
Norman Edmund Muchamore KNIGHT	13 Jun 1959	lately Foreman of Factory, Pakistan Naval Armament Depot, Karachi: appointed Ordinary Member of the Order of the British Empire (Civil Division)	London Gazette 5 Jun 1959
Norman Mitchelmore HAINES	1999	awarded MBE for services to LINK in Wiltshire	London Gazette 31 Dec 1999
Paul William MITCHELMORE	22 Oct 1999	mess hand, Ministry of Defence: awarded Imperial Service Medal on his retirement	London Gazette 22 Oct 1999
Peter Guy MICHELMORE	Jun 2012	lately chairman, British Business Group, Abu Dhabi UAE: awarded OBE for services to British business interests and to the British Community in Abu Dhabi	London Gazette 16 Jun 2012
Reginald Albert MUCHMORE	20 May 1960	Supervisor, Higher Grade, London Telecommunications Region: awarded Imperial Service Medal on his retirement	London Gazette 17 May 1960
Reginald Conroy James MITCHELMORE	19 Apr 1960	postman, Torquay: awarded Imperial Service Medal on his retirement	London Gazette 15 Apr 1960
Richard Stanley MITCHELMORE	29 Dec 1964	skilled labourer, Ministry of Defence, Devonport: awarded Imperial Service Medal on his retirement	London Gazette 25 Dec 1964
Silvanus Manuel MITCHELMORE	9 Jul 1985	electrical fitter, Ministry of Defence: awarded Imperial Service Medal on his retirement	London Gazette 8 Jul 1985
Sophie Nicholls MICHELMORE, Mrs	20 Jun 1969	appointed Serving Sister in the Venerable Order of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem	London Gazette 20 Jun 1969
Thomas Gerald MICHELMORE	13 Jun 1957	Commander, RD, RNR (retired), Chief Inspector of Lifeboats, Royal National Lifeboat Institution: appointed Commander of the Order of the British Empire (Civil Division)	London Gazette 4 Jun 1957
W R E MITCHELMORE, Alderman	Oct 1930	Yeovil Town Council decided to confer the honorary freedom of the borough on him	Exeter & Plymouth Gazette 15 Oct 1930
Walter MOCHELMOR	1458	freeman of Dartmouth	H R Watkins, Dartmouth, Exeter 1935
William Goodwin MICHELMORE	27 Sep 1949	Major-General 25379, CB, DSO, MC, TD: reliquishes his appointment as honorary Colonel of TA unit, appointed Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire (Civil Division)	London Gazette 24 Jan 1950

The following table shows where M*CH*MOREs have been involved in shows and exhibitions (not including hunting dog and horse shows, which are included under sports below); dances and dinners; weddings and funerals; and other social activities.

Name	Date	Information	Source
Shows and exhibitions
? MUCHMORE, Mr	17 Dec 1853	of Lydford: a North Devon fed by him won prize for best cow or heifer at Truro Christmas Market	Royal Cornwall Gazette 30 Dec 1853
? MICHELMORE, Mrs	17 Aug 1886	won prizes for parrots, fruit pie and plain cake at Holy Trinity Home Improvement Society annual show	The Hampshire Advertiser 21 Aug 1886
? MICHELMORE, Mr	10 Jul 1893	won 1st and 2nd prizes for Angoris rabbits at the Torquay Fanciers Association monthly show	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 15 Jul 1893
A MITCHELMORE	Aug 1888	of Dyffryn: won 2nd prizes for cabbages, cos lettuces and autumn onions at the Barmouth and Harlech Horticultural Show	North Wales Chronicle18 Aug 1888
E MICHELMORE, Mr	5 Nov 1885	with Mr H MICHELMORE, awarded 1st prize for black-breasted red cock at Western Counties' Poultry and Pigeon Show, Whiteladies' Road	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 6 Nov 1885
F G MITCHELMORE	19 Aug 1905	won prize for sweet peas at Burry Port & Pembrey Horticultural Society show	Cambrian 25 Aug 1905
H MICHELMORE, Mr	Apr-Jul 1881	member of committee that organised the annual exhibition of the Devon & Exeter Botanical, Horticultural, and Natural History Society at the Victoria Hall, Exeter	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post
H MICHELMORE, Mr	19 Aug 1881	member of committee that organised the summer show of the Devon & Exeter Botanical, Horticultural, and Natural History Society at Northernhay	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 24 Aug 1881
H MICHELMORE, Mr	21 Jan 1881	attended annual meeting of subscribers to the Devon and Exeter Botanical, Horticultural, and Natural History Society	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 26 Jan 1881
H MICHELMORE, Mr	23-24 Aug 1883	judge for table decorations and bouquets at Devon and Exeter Horticultural Society show held on Northernhay	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 29 Aug 1883
H MICHELMORE, Mr	15 May 1885	judge for fruit and vegetables at the exhibition held by the Devon and Exeter Horticultural Society in Victoria Hall	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 20 May 1885
H MUCHMORE	21 Jul 1885	won first prize for cabbages at annual meeting of the Liskeard District Agricultural Association and Rural Exhibition Society	Royal Cornwall Gazette 24 Jul 1885
H MICHELMORE, Mr	5 Nov 1885	with Mr E MICHELMORE, awarded 1st prize for black-breasted red cock at Western Counties' Poultry and Pigeon Show	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 6 Nov 1885
H MITCHELMORE	27 Aug 1895	won prize for girls' cooking class at the Holy Trinity (Southampton) Home Improvement Society annual exhibition	The Hampshire Advertiser 31 Aug 1895
H MICHELMORE, Mr	7 Dec 1897	steward for poultry at the annual exhibition of the Totnes Fatstock, Poultry and Rabbit Show	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 7 Dec 1897
H MICHELMORE, Mr	3 Nov 1898	of Exeter: judge for fruit at the annual exhibition of the Devon and Exeter Horticultural Society held at the Victoria Hall, Exeter	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 5 Nov 1898
H MICHELMORE, Mr	2 Nov 1899	of Exeter: judge for fruit at the exhibition held by the Devon and Exeter Horticultural Society in Victoria Hall, Exeter	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 4 Nov 1899
Henry MICHELMORE	15 Nov 1889	of Exeter: judge for fruit at the annual exhibition of the Devon Horticultural Society held at the Victoria Hall, Exeter	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 15 Nov 1889
Hettie MITCHELMORE	20 Aug 1889	won prize for Specimen Needlework (Under 8) at the Holy Trinity (Southampton) Home Improvement Society annual exhibition	The Hampshire Advertiser 24 Aug 1889
Ina MITCHELMORE	20 Aug 1889	with Jane MANSBRIDGE, won prize for Specimen Needlework (Under 8) at the Holy Trinity (Southampton) Home Improvement Society annual exhibition	The Hampshire Advertiser 24 Aug 1889
Mabel MITCHELMORE	16 Aug 1892	won prize for children's nightdress at annual cottagers' exhibition organised by the Holy Trinity Home Impovement Society	The Hampshire Advertiser 17 Aug 1892
P C MITCHELMORE	7 Sep 1882	won first prize for lettuces and second prizes for vegetable collection and peas at Laugharne [Carmarthen] Horticultural Society annual exhibition	Western Mail 8 Sep 1882
T MICHELMORE, Mr	1 Aug 1892	judge at sports competition at annual show of the Royal Southampton Horticultural Society	The Hampshire Advertiser 3 Aug 1892
Thomas MICHELMORE, jun	22-23 Jun 1854	at a Taunton poultry show, won second prize for gold or silver pencilled Hamburghs and his owls were commended	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 29 Jun 1854
Thos MICHELMORE	11-12 Jun 1863	exhibited "some splendid harriers" at the first Dog Show ever held in Exeter and won a Highly Commended for one of his pedigree animals	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 17 Jun 1863
W MUCHMORE	22 Jul 1885	won second prize for parsley at annual meeting of the Liskeard District Agricultural Association and Rural Exhibition Society	Royal Cornwall Gazette 24 Jul 1885
W MITCHELMORE	31 Oct 1899	won 2nd prize for three solanums at Torquay Chrysanthemum Show	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 4 Nov 1899
Walter MUCHMORE	6 Jun 1856	of Liskeard: won prize for best hog ram at East Cornwall Agricultural Show at Liskeard	Royal Cornwall Gazette 13 Jun 1856
Dances and dinners
? MICHELMORE, Mr	20 Aug 1870	noticed among 400 guests at a public dejeuner at the Torquay Regatta to honour Sir Lawrence & Lady PALK	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 24 Aug 1870
? MICHELMORE, Mr	24 Aug 1871	attended dinner to present Sir Lawrence PALK with a portrait of him in commemoration of his causing the new Torquay pier to be erected	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 30 Aug 1871
? MICHELMORE, Miss	21 Jan 1875	attended the annual county ball held at the Globe Hotel, Newton Abbot, along with Mr & Mrs H MICHELMORE 0360	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 27 Jan 1875
? MICHELMORE, Miss	28 Dec 1882	attended the Christmas Fancy Dress Ball at the Teignmouth Club dressed as Patience	John Bull 6 Jan 1883
? MICHELMORE, Miss	12 Jan 1886	attended the County Ball at the Concert Hall, Truro, in the company of Alfred MICHELMORE	Royal Cornwall Gazette 15 Jan 1886
? MICHELMORE, Miss	Sep 1886	attended fancy dress ball at Warfleet, Dartmouth, on the first night of the Dartmouth Regatta dressed as Night	John Bull 18 Sep 1886
? MICHELMORE, Mr	10 Mar 1890	attended annual dinner of the Southampton Cycling Club	The Hampshire Advertiser 26 Mar 1890
? MICHELMORE, Mr	11 Nov 1890	present at Southampton Cycling Club's smoking concert	The Hampshire Advertiser 15 Nov 1890
A MICHELMORE, Mr	26 Jan 1877	of Berry Pomeroy: guest at annual dinner of the Torbay and Brixham Railway held at the Queen's Hotel, Brixham	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 31 Jan 1877
A MICHELMORE, Mr	1 Feb 1883	with wife and daughter, attended subscription dance at the Globe Hotel, Newton Abbot	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 7 Feb 1883
Alfred MICHELMORE	12 Jan 1886	attended the County Ball at the Concert Hall, Truro, in the company of [sister?] Miss MICHELMORE	Royal Cornwall Gazette 15 Jan 1886
H MICHELMORE, Mr	21 Jan 1875	with wife, attended the annual county ball held at the Globe Hotel, Newton Abbot	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 27 Jan 1875
H MICHELMORE, Mr	30 Jan 1880	attended annual dinner of the Devon County Volunteer Association held at the Rougemont Hotel, Exeter	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 4 Feb 1880
H MICHELMORE, Mrs	Sep 1886	attended fancy dress ball at Warfleet, Dartmouth, on the first night of the Dartmouth Regatta dressed as Marguerite de Valois	John Bull 18 Sep 1886
H MICHELMORE, Mr	26 Jan 1889	Clerk of the Peace for Devon: present at annual dinner of the Devon, Cornwall, and Dorset branches of the Bristol and West of England Free Press Fund and the National Association of Journalists held at Exeter	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 28 Jan 1889
I MICHELMORE, Mr	6 Jan 1875	with wife, attended annual county ball held at the Seven Stars Hotel, Totnes	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 13 Jan 1875
J MICHELMORE, Mr	10 Jan 1861	hon sec, 5th DMRV: steward at a volunteer service ball held at the New Ball Room, Totnes	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 2 Jan 1861
J MICHELMORE	30 Jun 1876	mayor of Totnes: with wife, partook of luncheon with officers of the 4th Devon Administrative Battalion on the final day of their encampment	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 5 Jul 1876
Jeffery MICHELMORE	6 Dec 1877	one of 700 "leading men of the county" who attended a grand banquet to Sir Stafford Northcote	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 12 Dec 1877
Maud MICHELMORE, Miss	Sep 1886	attended fancy dress ball at Warfleet, Dartmouth, on the first night of the Dartmouth Regatta dressed as Milkmaid	John Bull 18 Sep 1886
R MICHELMORE, Mr	3 Dec 1844	attended annual dinner of the South Devon Agricultural Association, Seymour Hotel, Bridgetown	The Morning Post 7 Dec 1844
S MICHELMORE, Mr	4 May 1891	participated in Southampton Cycling Club dinner	The Hampshire Advertiser 6 May 1891
T MICHELMORE, Mr	3 Sep 1851	attended banquet at the Gate House, Totnes, to thank Lord Seymour for establishing the Mechanics' Institute	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 4 Sep 1851
T MICHELMORE, Mr	10 Jan 1861	steward at a volunteer service ball held at the New Ball Room, Totnes	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 2 Jan 1861
T MICHELMORE, Mr, jun	3 Sep 1851	attended banquet at the Gate House, Totnes, to thank Lord Seymour for establishing the Mechanics' Institute	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 4 Sep 1851
T MITCHELMORE, Mr, jun.	1844-1852	attended annual dinners of the South Devon Agricultural Association	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post
T MITCHELMORE, Mr, sen.	1844-1852	attended annual dinners of the South Devon Agricultural Association	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post
T MICHELMORE	18 Oct 1881	attended annual dinner of the Loyal Englishman Lodge of the Manchester Unity of Oddfellows at the Glebe Hotel, Northam Road	The Hampshire Advertiser 22 Oct 1881
T MICHELMORE, Mr	18 Feb 1891	participated in annual dinner of the Wanderers' Cycling Club, Southampton	The Hampshire Advertiser 21 Feb 1891
T MICHELMORE, Mr	13 Jul 1892	participated in dinner following annual cycling competition in Southampton	The Hampshire Advertiser 16 Jul 1892
T MICHELMORE, Mr	22 Feb 1894	attended annual dinner of the Southampton Wanderers Cycling Club	The Hampshire Advertiser 24 Feb 1894
T MICHELMORE, Mr	28 Feb 1894	attended annual dinner of the Southampton Cycling Club	The Hampshire Advertiser 3 Mar 1894
T L MICHELMORE, Mr	11 Oct 1893	attended end of season "laying-up supper" given by the owner of the yawl Lethe	The Hampshire Advertiser 14 Oct 1893
Weddings and funerals
? MICHEMORE	8 Dec 1824	witnessed marriage of John GRUTE and Elizabeth COLE at Dartmouth St Clement	Dartmouth St Clement marriage register
? MICHELMORE, Mr	6 Jun 1877	walked on the right side of the second coach at the funeral of Alderman James PRIDE at the new Cardiff cemetery	Western Mail 7 June 1877
? MICHELMORE, Mr	5 Dec 1885	mourner at funeral of the Duke of Somerset at Gerard Cross, Bucks	The Morning Post 7 Dec 1885
? MICHELMORE, Mr	9 Aug 1888	with wife and party, attended wedding of Major Charles CHANTER and Tryphena TRIST at Harberton	Royal Cornwall Gazette 16 Aug 1888
? MICHELMORE, Mr, senr	23 Jan 1896	rode in third carriage at funeral of Mrs Caroline PAYNEof St Leonard's Road, Exeter	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 25 Jan 1896
Alfred MICHELMORE	26 Feb 1895	mayor of Totnes: attended funeral of Mr T T HARRIS	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 2 Mar 1895
F MICHELMORE	26 Dec 1912	police sergeant: attended the funeral of his wife’s father, Inspector Thomas Vicary REES	Carmarthen Weekly Reporter 3 Jan 1913
H MICHELMORE, Mr	10 Jan 1887	clerk of the peace for Devon: mourner at funeral of the late Earl of Iddesleigh at Upton Pyne	The Morning Post 19 Jan 1887
H MUCHMORE, Mr	4 Sep 1890	mourner at funeral of Mr John AINGE at Liskeard	Royal Cornwall Gazette 11 Sep 1890
H MICHELMORE, Mr	11 Apr 1894	steward at celebration to welcome Mr T B BOLITHO MP and his wife to Greenway after their honeymoon	Royal Cornwall Gazette 12 Apr 1894
H W MICHELMORE, Mr	16 Nov 1895	attended the funeral of well-known freemason Alfred BODLEY	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 16 Nov 1895
J MICHELMORE, Mr	14 Apr 1883	of Berry: attended funeral of Mr Wm KITSON of Hengrave, Torquay at St Mary Church	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 18 Apr 1883
J MICHELMORE, Mr	8 Dec 1885	steward to the late Duke of Somerset: accompanied funeral cortege which accompanied his coffin to Newton railway station	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 9 Dec 1885
John MITCHELMORE	13 Apr 1806	witnessed marriage of Lawrence WILLS and Jane WILLS, Stoke Fleming	Stoke Fleming marriage register
John MITCHELMORE	20 Feb 1798	witnessed marriage of Henry WOOD of Milbourne St Andrew, Dorset, Clark, and Miss Ann LAND, by licence, Stoke Fleming	Stoke Fleming marriage register
John MITCHELMORE	4 May 1831	witnessed marriage of Samuel ALLERY and Mary HUDDY at Dartmouth St Clement	Dartmouth St Clement marriage register
L C MICHELMORE, Mr	19 Feb 1937	attended memorial service for Sir William SOULSBY, private secretary to 55 Lord Mayors of London, at the Corporation Church of St Lawrence Jewry	Financial Times 20 Feb 1937
L C MICHELMORE, Mr	1 Mar 1937	attended memorial service for Mr W Hardy KING, senior partner in Pannell & Co., chartered accountants, at the Church of St Lawrence Jewry-next-Guildhall	Financial Times 2 Mar 1937
L C MICHELMORE, Mr	26 Jun 1942	attended memorial service for Alderman Sir Richard EATON at St Margaret, Lothbury	Financial Times 27 Jun 1942
P H MICHELMORE, Mr	6 Dec 1899	rode in second carriage at funeral of Sidmouth solicitor J G G RADFORD	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 9 Dec 1899
P MICHELMORE, Mr	20 Feb 1897	a chief mourner at funeral of Mrs ORCHARD held at the Higher Cemetery, Exeter	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 22 Feb 1897
W MICHELMORE, Mr	Oct 1891	of Exeter: attended funeral of the Earl of Portsmouth at Eggesford	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 10 Oct 1891
W MICHELMORE, Mr	23 Jan 1896	rode in fourth carriage at funeral of Mrs Caroline PAYNEof St Leonard's Road, Exeter	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 25 Jan 1896
H G MICHELMORE, Mr	3 Jun 1891	sent wedding present on the occasion of the marriage of Frank W LOCKE and Miss Sophia F GLENDENNING at Starcross	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 6 Jun 1891
P H MICHELMORE, Mr	28 Jun 1899	best man at the wedding of William PACKHAM of Queen's Road, St Thomas, to Florence RIPPON at St James Church, Exeter	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 1 Jul 1899
Peter MUCHAMORE	14 Sep 1819	witnessed marriage of Amos PEAKE of Stoke Fleming to Elizabeth GORTLEY at Dartmouth St Clement	Dartmouth St Clement marriage register
Other
H MICHELMORE, Mr	5 Nov 1874	of Wolborough: tenant of Earl Devon, subscribed to a testimonial presented to him	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 11 Nov 1874
H MICHELMORE, Mr	Sep 1879	subscribed one guinea to a testimonial to Colonel BULLER, CB, VC	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 24 Sep 1879
H W MICHELMORE, Mr	2 May 1898	attended opening of the Exeter Turkish Baths, Northernhay Road, Exeter	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 7 May 1898
Jeffery MICHELMORE, Mr	1863	of Berry, Totnes: elected member of the Bath and West of England Society	British Farmer's Magazine 45, 1863, 168
M MITCHELMORE, Mrs	30 Jul 1908	of Goring-on-Thames: stayed at the Oakwood Park Hotel, Conway, Carnarvonshire [also 20 Aug]	Welsh Coast Pionéer 30 Jul 1908
P S MICHELMORE, Mr	5 Nov 1874	of Wolborough: tenant of Earl Devon, subscribed to testimonial presented to him	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 11 Nov 1874

Cultural activities

Name	Date	Information	Source
? MICHELMORE, Mrs	30 Apr 1868	wife of Charles MICHELMORE: sang contralto solos at performance of "Judas Maccabeus" by the Exeter Oratorio Society	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 29 Apr 1868
Charlotte MITCHELMORE	5 May 1917	member of the Dyffryn branch of the GFS: performed in the operetta Flowerland at the Council School	Cambrian News & Merionethshire Standard 11 May 1917
D J MITCHELMORE	27 May 1917	sang in services of song at Saron Church [frequent similar reports as alto 1903-1904, then tenor 1905-1919]	Aberdare Leader 2 Jun 1917
E L MITCHELMORE	17 Feb 1888	played Charlie Spraggs in a performance of Henry James Byron's play Blow for Blow given by the Cardiff Histrionic Club [similar reports until 1893]	Western Mail 18 Feb 1888
E MITCHELMORE, Miss	Apr 1924	with G STONE & J RICKARD, won ladies' trio context at Plymouth Music Festival	Western Morning News 9 Apr 1924
G MOUCHEMORE, Sgt	Aug 1917	reports that the Australian Siege Brigade Band did a circuit of Lords Cricket Ground, London, while a match was in progress	Queenscliff Sentinel 8Sep1917
John MICHELMORE	23 Sep 1878	elected honorary secretary of the Newton Choral Society	Exeter & Plymouth Gazette 27 Sep 1878
Kate MITCHELMORE	2 Feb 1913	won prize for singing at Dyffryn meeting [other reports 1914-1919]	Llan 14 Feb 1913
Leonard MITCHELMORE	22 Sep 1913	a young baritone with a voice of splendid quality and power: appeared in show with Jan Stewer at Theatre Royal, Exeter	Western Times 23 Sep 1913
Lily MICHELMORE	1926	sang in concert at Holne	A History of Holne. Plymouth: St Nicholas Books, 1977, p. 45
Maggie MITCHELMORE	5 May 1917	member of the Dyffryn branch of the GFS: performed in the operetta Flowerland at the Council School similar reports 1915-1919]	Cambrian News & Merionethshire Standard 19 Mar 1909
Maud MICHELMORE, Miss	18 Jan 1888	a "society amateur": sang a contralto love ditty to her own accompaniment on a lute at concert in aid of hospital nurses held at Cromwell House, London	Chicago Tribune 19 Jan 1888
Raymond MITCHELMORE	Mar-Dec 1932	appeared in numerous productions of the Dunstan Players at Queen's Theatre, Dundee	Dundee Courier et al.
Richard H MICHELMORE	Oct 1950	played Sergent Willis in Sidmouth Art Club's production of Iolanthe at the Radway Theatre, Sidmouth	Exeter & Plymouth Gazette 27 Oct 1950
Sallie MICHELMORE	9 Mar 1909	won prize for singing solo (under 11 yr) at Horeb Debating Society eisteddfod [also 1913-1914]	Cambrian News & Merionethshire Standard 11 May 1917
Samuel MITCHELMORE	6 Feb 1896	sang alto in chorus in performance of Acis & Galatea in Aberdare by the Ebenezer Choir (Trecynon)	Merthyr Times & Dowlais Times & Aberdare Echo 6 Feb 1896
William MITCHELMORE	26 Dec 1909	sang solo at evening meeting in connection with Horeb Chapel, Llwydcoed [also 1910]	Aberdare Leader 1 Jan 1910

Sport

M*CH*MOREs have excelled in athletics, cricket, cycling, fishing, football & rugby, horse racing, hunting, rowing, tennis and other sports.

Name	Date	Information	Source
Athletics
? MICHELMORE	28 Mar 1885	at the Clifton College athletic sports, came 1st in the first round of heats and 2nd in the second round of the 150 yards hurdles, also 2nd in the first heats of the 300 yd race	Bristol Mercury 27 Mar 1885
Alison MICHELMORE	2009	ran in the London Marathon (Marathon Masses, 18-39 age group)	2009 London Marathon results
Andrew MICHELMORE	2009	ran in the London Marathon (Marathon Masses, 18-39 age group)	2009 London Marathon results
B MICHELMORE, Mr	2 May 1890	appointed secretary of committee to organise an athletic sports meeting at Dartmouth in June	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 3 May 1890
Darren MITCHELMORE	23 Apr 2017	member of Shrewsbury AC: ran the London Marathon (category 50-54)	2017 London Marathon results
Julia MITCHELMORE	23 Apr 2017	ran the London Marathon (category 18-39)	2017 London Marathon results
S B MICHELMORE	15 Sep 1900	won 100 yd handicap and came 2nd in the 120 yd hurdles handicap in the Gresham Amateur Athletic Association meet at Lee [Norfolk]	Lloyd’s Weekly 16 Sep 1900
Walter MUCHMORE	26 Apr 1872	of Liskeard: won 2s 6d for coming second in long jump and 3s for coming first in throwing the cricket ball at Liskeard Cricket Club athletics meeting	Royal Cornwall Gazette 27 Apr 1872
Wm MUCHMORE	26 Apr 1872	of Liskeard: won 2s for coming second in quarter-mile flat race for boys under 15 yr at Liskeard Cricket Club athletic meeting	Royal Cornwall Gazette 27 Apr 1872
Cricket
? MICHELMORE	11 Aug 1855	played cricket for Bruce Castle against Kensington at Lords	Bell’s Life in London and Sporting Chronicle 2 Sep 1855
? MICHELMORE	22 Sep 1855	played cricket for Bruce Castle against Rev C Bradley's Eleven at Southgate, Enfield	Bell’s Life in London and Sporting Chronicle 7 Oct 1855
? MICHELMORE	26 Sep 1855	played cricket for Bruce Castle against Rev C Bradley's Eleven at Bruce Castle, Tottenham	Bell’s Life in London and Sporting Chronicle 7 Oct 1855
? MICHELMORE	10 Jul 1858	played cricket for Exeter against Torquay at Torquay	Bell’s Life in London and Sporting Chronicle 8 Aug 1858
? MICHELMORE	Sep 1858	of Exeter: to play for the Gentlemen of Devon and Cornwall against an All England Eleven	The Royal Cornwall Gazette , Falmouth Packet, and General Advertiser 3 Sep 1858
? MICHELMORE, Mr	Jul 1859	"as usual, batted well" for Exeter in a cricket match against Culm Vale	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 14 Jul 1859
? MICHELMORE, Mr	28 May 1859	played cricket for Exeter in a match against Torquay	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 2 Jun 1859
? MICHELMORE, Mr	22 Jun 1859	"batted smarly, though with his usual caution" for Exeter in a cricket match against Torquay	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 23 Jun 1859
? MICHELMORE, Mr	1 Oct 1859	highest scorer for the "Singles" in a cricket match against married members of the Exeter Cricket Club	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 6 Oct 1859
? MICHELMORE, Mr	6 Oct 1860	former secretary, Exeter Cricket Club	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 10 Oct 1860
? MICHELMORE, Mr	14 Jul 1860	played cricket for Exeter in a match against Culm Vale	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 18 Jul 1860
? MICHELMORE, Mr	30 Jun 1860	played cricket for Exeter in a match against Tiverton	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 4 July 1860
? MITCHELMORE	18 Sep 1856	played cricket for the Gentlemen of South Wiltshire against The Eighteen of New Sarum held at Salisbury	Bell’s Life in London and Sporting Chronicle 28 Sep 1856
? MITCHELMORE	1 Jul 1876	took two wickets for Cardiff United Schools Eleven against Cardiff Legal Students in cricket match at Cardiff Arms Park	Western Mail 3 Jul 1876
Alfred MICHELMORE	Aug 1874	played cricket for Bridgetown against Totnes	Totnes Times 8 Aug 1874
Alfred MICHELMORE	May 1876	played cricket for Mr Bowden's XI against Totnes	Totnes Times 13 May 1876
Alfred MICHELMORE	Jul-Aug 1876	played cricket for Totnes against Buckfastleigh and Teignmouth	Totnes Times Jul-Aug 1876
Alfred MICHELMORE	1878-1882	played cricket for Totnes	Totnes Times [various dates]
E L MITCHELMORE	21 Apr 1888	present at annual dinner of the Cardiff Cricket Club held at the Queen's Hotel, Cardiff	Western Mail 23 Apr 1888
H MICHELMORE	18 July 1857	of Exeter: played cricket for Totnes in a match against Paignton	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 30 Jul 1857
H MICHELMORE	18 July 1857	of Totnes: played cricket for Totnes in a match against Paignton	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 30 Jul 1857
H MICHELMORE	10 Jul 1858	played cricket for Exeter in a match against Torquay, was their highest scoring batsman in both innings	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 15 Jul 1858
H MICHELMORE	4 Sep 1858	played cricket for Exeter in a match against Paignton	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 9 Sep 1858
H MICHELMORE	29 Mar 1859	hon sec, Exeter Cricket Club	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 31 Mar 1859
H MICHELMORE	10-11 Aug 1860	played cricket for the Gentlemen of Devon against the Gentlemen of Somerset at Culm Vale, Exeter	Bell’s Life in London and Sporting Chronicle 26 Aug 1860
H MICHELMORE	7 Jun 1862	opened the batting and kept wicket for South Devon against Highstead at Newton Abbot	Bell’s Life in London and Sporting Chronicle 15 Jun 1862
H MICHELMORE, Mr	28 Mar 1863	of Newton Abbot: elected to the committee of the newly-formed Devon Cricket Club	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 8 Apr 1863
H MICHELMORE, Mr	Oct 1870	presided over dinner of the South Devon Cricket Club at the Globe Hotel, Newton Abbot	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 19 Oct 1870
H MICHELMORE, Mr	23 Aug 1876	played cricket for Totnes against Mr A H Walker's Eleven at Strete	Bell’s Life in London and Sporting Chronicle 9 Sep 1876
H MICHELMORE, Mr	28 Nov 1879	attended meeting of the Devon County Cricket Club, at which it was decided to acquire a county ground at Exeter	Bell’s Life in London and Sporting Chronicle 6 Dec 1879
S MICHELMORE	10 Jul 1909	played cricket for Ebenezer Cricket Club, Aberdare [further reports up to 1909]	Aberdare Leader 10 Jul 1909
W MITCHELMORE	11 Aug 1877	played cricket for Taff Vale Cricket Club	Cardiff Times 18 Aug 1877
Cycling
? MICHELMORE, Mr	9 Mar 1887	participated in opening of the Southampton Wanderers Cycling Club	The Hampshire Advertiser 12 Mar 1887
? MICHELMORE, Mr	11 Sep 1889	participated in President's Outing of the Southampton Ranger's Cycling Club	The Hampshire Advertiser 14 Sep 1889
T MICHELMORE, Mr	13 Aug 1890	participated in Southampton Cycling Club's excursion to Southsea	The Hampshire Advertiser 16 Aug 1890
T L MICHELMORE, Mr	15 Nov 1891	participated in Southampton Cycling Club's farewell for well-known Plymouth cyclist	The Hampshire Advertiser 18 Nov 1891
Fishing
? MICHELMORE, Mr	25 Jan 1878	re-elected treasurer, Lower Teign Fishing Association	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 30 Jan 1878
? MITCHELMORE, Mr	Mar 1895	took largest pike (18 lb 2 oz) from the Thames at Streatley	The Fishing Gazette 30 Mar 1895
G H MICHELMORE	27 Jan 1888	attended meeting of members of the Tiverton Fishing Association held at the Angel Hotel, Tiverton	The Fishing Gazette 4 Feb 1888
H MICHELMORE, Mr	15 Feb 1870	of Newton Abbot: wrote to the new Upper Teign Fishing Association on behalf of the now defunct Teign Fishing Association urging action against mine run-off entering the river	Sporting Gazette 19 Feb 1870
H G MICHELMORE	1946	claims to have caught 97 salmon on the River Dart during the 1945 season	Fishing facts and fancies. Exeter: A Wheaton.
Football
? MITCHELMORE	1886-1888	played in the forwards for Dartmouth [different reports give initial as B, J and P)	Exeter & Plymouth Gazette [various dates]
? MITCHELMORE	Nov 1894	played rugby for Dartmouth against Albion A at Bladderly, Plymouth	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 22 Dec 1894
? MICHELMORE	15 Dec 1894	played rugby for Dartmouth against Teignmouth	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 15 Dec 1894
? MITCHELMORE	Dec 1894	played rugby for Dartmouth against Torquay Athletic at Dartmouth	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 24 Nov 1894
? MICHELMORE, Mr	5 Jan 1895	played rugby for Dartmouth against Exeter Oaks	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 5 Jan 1895
? MICHELMORE	1 Feb 1896	played rugby for Dartmouth against Exeter Oaks	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 1 Feb 1896
A T MICHAMORE	20 Nov 1886	played rugby for Redland Park against Bristol Medicals	Bristol Mercury and Daily Post 23 Nov 1886
D J MITCHELMORE, Mr	19 Jan 1910	refereed football match at the Park, Trecynon [several further reports]	Aberdare Leader 22 Jan 1910
F G MITCHELMORE	1886-1896	played full and three-quarter back for Dartmouth (later, Captain) and Devon County	Exeter & Plymouth Gazette [various dates]
H MICHELMORE	16 Apr 1892	played in the forwards for Exeter in a rugby game against Neath held at the County Ground, St Thomas	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 16 Apr 1892
J MITCHELMORE	Oct 1909	played soccer for Trecynon Windsors	Merthyr Express 23 Oct 1909
P H MICHELMORE, Mr	8 Oct 1892	played in the forwards for Exeter in a rugby game against Sidmouth held at the County Ground, St Thomas	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 8 Oct 1892
S/Sam MITCHELMORE	5 Sep 1903	played football for Trecynon West End at the Public Park, Trecynon [further reports up to 1910]	Aberdare Leader 12 Sep 1903
Horse racing and breeding
? MICHELMORE, Mr	12 Aug 1835	his horse Hempston Vale Lass won the Hurdle Stakes at the Totness & Bridgetown Meeting	The York Herald & General Advertiser 22 Aug 1835
? MICHELMORE, Mr	18 Sep 1835	his horse Hempston Vale Lass ran in the Tally-Ho Hurdle Stakes at the Newton Races	The Morning Post 23 Sep 1835
? MICHELMORE, Mr	5 Apr 1865	at Mamhead, his horse Volition gave birth to a brown filly	Bell’s Life in London and Sporting Chronicle 15 Apr 1865
? MICHELMORE, Mr	13 Mar 1866	at Stokely Farm, his horse Volition gave birth to a bay colt	Bell’s Life in London and Sporting Chronicle 24 Mar 1866
? MICHELMORE, Mr	10-11 Sep 1873	starter for the Totnes and Bridgetown Races	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 17 Sep 1873
? MICHELMORE, Mr	30 Aug 1894	his horse Protector won the South Devon Hunt Steeplechase at the Totnes races	Horse and Hound 8 Sep 1894
? MICHELMORE, Mr	15 Apr 1895	his horse Protector won the Red-coat Steeplechase at the Torquay races	Horse and Hound 20 Apr 1895
? MICHELMORE, Mr	20 Apr 1897	his horse Violante came a poor third in the Marychurch Hurdle Plate at the Torquay Races	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 20 Apr 1897
? MITCHELMORE, Mr	12 Aug 1835	his horse Hempston Vale Lass won the Hurdle Stakes at the Totnes & Bridgetown Races	Bell’s Life in London and Sporting Chronicle 23 Aug 1835
C F MICHELMORE, Mr	3-4 Sep 1863	member of organising committee for the Totnes & Bridgetown Races and Steeple Chases	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 9 Sep 1863
C F MICHELMORE, Mr	11-12 Sep 1866	member of committee that organised the Totnes and Bridgetown Races and Steeplechases	Bell’s Life in London and Sporting Chronicle 15 Sep 1866
C MITCHELMORE, Mr	7 Sep 1864	member, along with Messrs J and T MITCHELMORE, of the organising committee of the Totnes and Bridgetown Races	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 14 Sep 1864
C MITCHELMORE, Mr	3 Sep 1884	rode his horse Speculation in the 2ï¿½ mile race at the Dartmouth Steeplechases, but did not finish	The County Gentleman 6 Sep 1884
Ernest MITCHELMORE	29 Apr 1893	of Goring on Thames: his bay gelding to be offered for sale at annual Hunt Sale at the Horse Exchange, Cardiff	The County Gentleman 22 Apr 1893
H MICHELMORE, Mr	25 Feb 1864	attended Torquay Steeple Chases	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 2 Mar 1864
H MICHELMORE, Mr	13 Mar 1876	offers a "handsome bay mare" for sale at auction to be held at Swindon	Bell’s Life in London and Sporting Chronicle 11 Mar 1876
H MICHELMORE, Mr	7 Sep 1881	clerk of the scales and handicapper at the Dartmouth Steeplechases on the Ridges	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 14 Sep 1881
H MICHELMORE, Mr	14 Sep 1882	handicapper for the Dartmouth Steeple Chases to be held on the Ridges	Bell’s Life in London and Sporting Chronicle 26 Aug 1882
H MICHELMORE, Mr	1-2 Aug 1898	his horse Violante won the Tally-ho Steeplechase on the first day of the Newton Abbot Races and the Churchills Steeplechase the next day	Horse and Hound 6 Aug 1898
H MITCHELMORE, Mr	5 Aug 1895	his horse Protector won the Stover Steeplechase at the Newton Abbot races	Horse and Hound 10 Aug 1895
J H MICHELMORE, Mr	Jun 1876	breeder of Pomeroy, winner of the three year old hunting class at the Bath & West of England Show held at Hereford	Bell’s Life in London and Sporting Chronicle 10 Jun 1876
J MICHELMORE, Mr	25 Feb 1864	attended Torquay Steeple Chases	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 2 Mar 1864
J MICHELMORE, Mr	7 Sep 1864	starter and member, along with Messrs C and T MITCHELMORE, of the organising committee of the Totnes and Bridgetown Races	Bell’s Life in London and Sporting Chronicle 10 Sep 1864 Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 14 Sep 1864
J MICHELMORE, Mr	11-12 Sep 1866	member of committee that organised the Totnes and Bridgetown Races and Steeplechases	Bell’s Life in London and Sporting Chronicle 15 Sep 1866
J MICHELMORE, Mr	1 Jun 1868	of Berry Pomeroy: exhibited at Bath and West of England Society exhibition at Falmouth, highly commended for his mare or gelding no exceeding 13 hands high	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 3 Jun 1868
J MICHELMORE, Mr	1 Oct 1868	won prize for best filly or gelding foaled in 1865 at Bath & West of England Agricultural Show at Falmouth	The Hampshire Advertiser 6 Jun 1868
J MICHELMORE, Mr	1 Jun 1869	of Totnes: won prize for best mare or gelding pony not exceeding 13 hands at Bath & West of England Agricultural Show at Southampton	The Morning Post 1 Jun 1869
J MICHELMORE, Mr	Jun 1872	his horse Gay Lass won 2nd prize for a horse under 15 hands at the Bath and West of England Show held at Dorchester	Bell’s Life in London and Sporting Chronicle 8 Jun 1872
J MICHELMORE, Mr	10 Sep 1872	starter for the Totnes and Bridgetown Races	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 11 Sep 1872
J MICHELMORE, Mr	4 Feb 1873	of Berry House, Totnes: offers 12 horses for sale at an auction to be held at Puddavon Paddocks, Totnes	Bell’s Life in London and Sporting Chronicle 1 Feb 1873
J MITCHELMORE, Mr	7 Sep 1864	starter and member, along with Messrs C and T MITCHELMORE, of the organising committee of the Totnes and Bridgetown Races	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 14 Sep 1864
J J MITCHELMORE	14 Apr 1893	of Sherford: breeder of shire stallion Sherford imported into USA in 1885 and offered for sale in Kansas	Alma Enterprise (KS) 14 Apr 1893
Jeffery MICHELMORE	24 May 1869	of Berry Pomeroy: his mare won a 1st prize for ponies at the Bath, West of England and Southern Counties show held at Southampton	Hampshire Telegraph and Sussex Chronicle 2 Jun 1869
Jeffery MICHELMORE	Aug 1871	of Berry Pomeroy: his light-weight hunter Countess highly commended at West of England Horse & Dog Show at Plymouth	Bell’s Life in London and Sporting Chronicle 12 Aug 1871 Sporting Gazette 12 Aug 1871
Jeffery MICHELMORE	Jun 1872	won 2nd prize for a hack at the Bath & West of England Society exhibition held at Dorchester	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 5 Jun 1872
Jeffery MICHELMORE	Sep 1872	clerk of the course at the Totnes Race Meeting	Bell’s Life in London and Sporting Chronicle 14 Sep 1872
Jeffery MICHELMORE	2 Sep 1875	starter at Totnes race meeting	The Standard 3 Sep 1875
Jeffery MICHELMORE	24 Jul 1883	judge of horses at Liskeard District Agricultural Association show	Royal Cornwall Gazette 27 Jul 1883
Jeffery MICHELMORE	31 Sep 1885	of Bury (Totnes): judge at Cornwall County Horse Show	Royal Cornwall Gazette 2 Oct 1885
T MITCHELMORE, Mr	7 Sep 1864	member, along with Messrs C and J MITCHELMORE, of the organising committee of the Totnes and Bridgetown Races	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 14 Sep 1864
Walter MUCHMORE	1 Jun 1858	of Liskeard: won prize for best brood mare fit for agricultural purposes at East Cornwall Agricultural Show at Liskeard	Royal Cornwall Gazette 4 Jun 1858
Hunting
? MICHELMORE, Mr	Jul 1850	given permission by HRH Prince Albert, head forester of Dartmoor, for his pack of hounds to hunt the portion between the West and East Dart rivers	Morning Chronicle 5 Oct 1850
? MICHELMORE, Mr	7 Nov 1851	his hounds, of Berry near Totnes, met at Woolborough Barton near Newton Abbot and had some "first-rate sport", killing two hares and a fox	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 13 Nov 1851
? MICHELMORE, Mr	12 Dec 1851	his hounds met at East Ogwell and had some "rare sport", killing four hares	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 18 Dec 1851
? MICHELMORE, Mr	26 Dec 1856	his harriers of Berry met at Torbryan and enjoyed some "capital sport", killing three hares	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 19 Apr 1896
? MICHELMORE, Mr	9 May 1862	his harriers to meet at Dennerbridge Pound, Dartmoor	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 7 May 1862
? MICHELMORE, Mr	30 Nov 1883	master, Dart Vale Harriers: chaired dinner after meet at Skeraton nr Buckfastleigh	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 5 Dec 1883
? MICHELMORE, Mr	15 Jan 1889	his greyhound Princess beat Mr COLSON's His Majesty in trials held at a coursing meeting at Farringdon in which three hares were killed	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 16 Jan 1889
? MICHELMORE, Mr	27 Apr 1893	of Budleigh Salterton: attended annual puppy show held at Bishop's Court, Sowton in connection with the East Devon Hunt	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 29 Apr 1893
? MITCHELMORE, Mr	11 Feb 1888	rode with the Britannia Beagles at Ash Farm nr Plymouth	The County Gentleman 18 Feb 1888
A MICHELMORE, Mrs	28 Nov 1898	attended meet of the Dart Vale Harriers at Follaton Lodge nr Totnes	The County Gentleman 29 Oct 1898
C F MICHELMORE	1856, 1858	of Totnes: granted annual game licence	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 9 Oct 1856 etc
H MICHELMORE	1820, 1823, 1825, 1827	of Ashprington: granted annual game licence on payment of ï¿½3 13s 6d fee	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 16 Sep 1820 etc
H MICHELMORE	5 Jan 1891	attended meet of the Dart Vale Harriers at Blue Post, about 5 miles from Totnes	The County Gentleman 10 Jan 1891
H MICHELMORE, Mr	8 Jan 1863	of Westerland: invited to banquet held by the Torquay Harriers at the Bath Saloon	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 14 Jan 1863
H MICHELMORE, Mr	12 Nov 1867	vice-chairman at dinner to Mr WESTLAKE, Master of the South Devon Hunt, held at the Globe Hotel, Newton Abbot	Bell’s Life in London and Sporting Chronicle 16 Nov 1867
H MICHELMORE, Mr	11 Jan 1869	attended a meet of the South Devon Hounds held at Bellamarsh, Chudleigh	Sporting Gazette 16 Jan 1869
H MICHELMORE, Mr	20 Apr 1870	former hon sec, South Devon Hunt: awarded a vote of thanks in a meeting held at the Globe Hotel, Newton Abbot	Sporting Gazette 30 Apr 1870
H MICHELMORE, Mr	9 Oct 1875	had worked enthusiastically to persuade landowners to provide sufficient foxes for the South Devon Hunt	Bell’s Life in London and Sporting Chronicle 9 Oct 1875
H MICHELMORE, Mr	24 Jan 1877	elected member of the committee of the South Devon Hunt	Bell’s Life in London and Sporting Chronicle 3 Feb 1877
H MICHELMORE, Mr	21 Feb 1877	of Newton Abbot: apologised for absence from meeting of persons interested in the South Devon Hunt	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 28 Feb 1877
H W MICHELMORE, Mr	Aug 1895	attended meet of the Devon and Somerset Staghounds at Cloutsham, Exmoor, where one stag was killed after an 80 minute chase	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 10 Aug 1895
Henry MICHELMORE	1813, 1819, 1821, 1826	of Ashprington granted annual game licence	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 30 Sep 1813 etc
J MICHELMORE	1812	gent of Staverton: granted annual game licence	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 17 Sep 1812
J MICHELMORE	1856, 1858	of Berry Pomeroy: granted annual game licence	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 9 Oct 1856 etc
J MICHELMORE, Mr	Jun 1871	his gamekeeper among others entertained to dinner at the Globe Hotel, Newton Abbot, by the South Devon Hunt held in gratitude for their having "kindly spared the lives of the foxes … so as to ensure some first class sport"	Sporting Gazette 3 Jun 1871
J MICHELMORE, Mr	4 Feb 1873	of Berry House, Totnes: offers 19 dogs for sale at an auction to be held at Puddavon Paddocks, Totnes	Bell’s Life in London and Sporting Chronicle 1 Feb 1873
J MICHELMORE, Mr	17 May 1880	highly commended and commended for his harriers at the Devon County Agricultural Association exhibition at Totnes	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 19 May 1880
J MICHELMORE, Mr	Nov 1883	of Berry House, Totnes: master of the Dart Vale Harriers, Staverton, 12 couples, hunting on Mondays and Fridays	The County Gentleman 3 Nov 1883
Jeffery MICHELMORE	1808, 1810, 1813, 1815-1817	of Staverton: granted annual game licence	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 6 Oct 1808 etc
Jeffery MICHAELMORE	1818	of Ashburton: granted annual game licence	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 10 Sep 1818
Jeffery MICHELMORE	1827	of Harberton: granted annual game licence	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 13 Sep 1827
Jeffery MICHELMORE	1858	of Stokenham: granted annual game licence	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 30 Sep 1858
Jeffery MICHELMORE	19 July 1870	won 2nd prize for a couple of male harriers at the West of England Horse & Dog Show held at Plymouth	Bell’s Life in London and Sporting Chronicle 23 Jul 1870
Jeffery MICHELMORE	23 Mar 1874	one of 300-400 horsemen attending fox hunt in southern Dartmoor near Ivybridge	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 25 Mar 1874
Jeffery MICHELMORE	Nov 1879	master of the Dart Vale Harriers, Staverton, 12 couples, hunting on Mondays and Fridays	The Sporting Gazette 1 Nov 1879
Jeffery MICHELMORE	Oct 1880	master of the Dart Vale Harriers, Staverton, 24 couples, hunting on Mondays and Fridays	The County Gentleman 23 Oct 1880
Jeffery MICHELMORE	31 Oct 1881	of Totnes: among field of 150 hunters at the opening meet of the South Devon Hunt held at Hambrook, Ipplepen	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 2 Nov 1881
Jeffery MICHELMORE	18 Jan 1886	master, Dart Vale Harriers: led meet at Staverton in which his harriers ran one hare a five-mile point and another a four	The County Gentleman 30 Jan 1886
Jeffery MICHELMORE	Oct 1886	of Berry House, Totnes: master of the Dart Vale Harriers, Staverton, 12 couples, hunting on Mondays and Fridays	The County Gentleman 30 Oct 1886
Jeffery MICHELMORE	Oct 1887	of Berry House, Totnes: master of the Dart Vale Harriers, Staverton, 12 couples, hunting on Mondays and Fridays	The County Gentleman 29 Oct 1887
Jeffery MICHELMORE	Oct 1889	of Berry House, Totnes: master of the Dart Vale Harriers, Staverton, 12 couples, hunting on Mondays and Fridays	The County Gentleman 27 Oct 1889
Jeffery MICHELMORE	23 Oct 1890	master, Dart Vale Harriers: led meet at Bellivor Tor, Dartmoor	The County Gentleman 1 Nov 1890
Jeffery MICHELMORE	Oct 1890	of Berry House, Totnes: master of the Dart Vale Harriers, Staverton, 12 couples, hunting on Mondays and Fridays	The County Gentleman 25 Oct 1890
N MICHELMORE	1822	of Ashprington: granted annual game licence	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 19 Sep 1822
P MICHELMORE	1822-1825	gent of Ashprington: granted annual game licence on payment of ï¿½3 13s 6d fee	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 19 Sep 1822 etc
Philip MICHELMORE	1806	gent of Cockington: granted annual game licence	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 11 Sep 1806
Philip MITCHELMORE	1841-1845	of Ashprington: granted annual game licence	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 14 Oct 1841 etc
R MITCHELMORE	1808, 1809, 1820, 1824-1926	of Broadhempston: granted annual game licence on payment of 3 guineas fee	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 15 Sep 1808 etc
Robert MICHELMORE	1813, 1815-1822, 1828, 1830	gent of Broadhempston: granted annual game licence on payment of ï¿½3 13s 6d fee	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 14 Sep 1815 etc
S G MICHAMORE, Mr	12 Dec 1894	his greyhound puppy Lord Devon beaten in coursing race at Baunton, nr Cirencester	Bristol Mercury and Daily Post 13 Dec 1894
T MICHELMORE	1820, 1825, 1828	gent of Staverton: granted annual game licence	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 19 Oct 1820 etc
T MITCHELMORE	1844	of Berry Pomeroy: granted annual game licence	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 26 Sep 1844
Thomas MICHAELMORE	1818-1822. 1826, 1827, 1830	of Staverton: granted annual game licence on payment of ï¿½3 13s 6d fee	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 10 Sep 1818 ect
Thomas MICHELMORE	1841, 1942, 1845	of Berry Pomeroy: granted annual game licence	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 23 Sep 1841 etc
Thomas MICHELMORE	1859	of Berry Pomeroy: granted annual game licence	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 14 Apr 1859
Thomas MICHELMORE	18 Jan 1886	attended meet of the Dart Vale Harriers at Staverton	The County Gentleman 30 Jan 1886
Rowing
C D MICHELMORE	Sep 1923	rowed in coxless four in a National Provincial & Union Bank Rowing Club race from Chiswick Steps to the clubhouse	Financial Times 17 Sep 1923
F MITCHELMORE	1888-1889	rowed for Dartmouth ARC	Western Times [various dates]
H MITCHERMORE	17 Nov 1877	rowed in second boat in Windsor Rowing Club four-oared race from Blackfriars to Lambeth	Bell’s Life in London and Sporting Chronicle 24 Nov 1877
J MICHELMORE	26 Apr 1973	member of coxed four to row from Putney to Barnes against another team, for a ï¿½10 prize [W MICHELMORE was the cox]	Bell’s Life in London and Sporting Chronicle 26 Apr 1873
J MICHELMORE, Mr	17 Jul 1869	steward for the Totnes Regatta	Sporting Gazette 24 Jul 1869
Jeffery MICHELMORE	31 Jul 1871	steward for the Totnes & Bridgetown Regatta	Bell’s Life in London and Sporting Chronicle 5 Aug 1871
T MICHELMORE	12 Aug 1856	stroked a foursome at the Dartmouth Regatta, came third & last in their race	Bell’s Life in London and Sporting Chronicle 17 Aug 1856
T MICHELMORE	24 Mar 1873	member of coxless four to row from Putney to Barnes against another team, for a ï¿½10 prize	Bell’s Life in London and Sporting Chronicle 22 Mar 1873
W MICHELMORE	26 Apr 1873	cox of coxed four to row from Putney to Barnes against another team, for a ï¿½10 prize [a J MICHELMORE was also in the boat]	Bell’s Life in London and Sporting Chronicle 26 Apr 1873
W MICHELMORE	18 Sep 1882	member of the Gaiety Rowing Club, composed of the employees of London theatres: stroked a coxed four that won a 4-boat race over the usual course from the Aqueduct, Putney, to Barnes Bridge	Bell’s Life in London and Sporting Chronicle 23 Sep 1882
W MICHELMORE	18 Nov 1883	member of Gaiety RC: won a race from Putney to Mortlake against T KIRK of Southwark Alliance RC by 6 lengths, winning a ï¿½20 prize	Bell’s Life in London and Sporting Chronicle 24 Nov 1883
W MICHELMORE	23 Apr 1883	member of the Gaiety Rowing Club: stroked a coxed four that came second in a 3-boat race from Barnes Bridge to Putney	Bell’s Life in London and Sporting Chronicle 28 Apr 1883
W MICHELMORE	1 Mar 1884	member of a tradesmen's rowing club: well beaten by H LONG in sculling race from the University Boatyard to the Grove Park Boathouse, Chiswick for L25 aside	Western Daily Press 4 Mar 1884
W MICHELMORE	27 Sep 1884	member of the Gaiety Rowing Club: stroked a coxed four in a 5-boat race from Putney to Barnes Bridge, but his boat fowled a skiff and was put out of the race	Bell’s Life in London and Sporting Chronicle 1 Oct 1884
W MICHELMORE	13 Dec 1884	member of Gaiety RC: came last in first round heat of the Tradesmen's Open Sculling Handicap race [Gaiety and other similar clubs may have merged into the Thames Tradesmen's Rowing Club in 1897.]	Bell’s Life in London and Sporting Chronicle 17 Dec 1884
W MICHELMORE	18 May 1885	member of the Gaiety Rowing Club: stroked a coxed four in a 4-boat race from Hammersmith Bridge to Strand-on-the-Green Bridge, came last	Bell’s Life in London and Sporting Chronicle 20 May 1885
W MICHELMORE, Mr	14 Jun 1884	rowed in a foursome on the Thames at London	Lloyd’s Weekly 15 June 1884
William MICHELMORE	1 Mar 1884	member of Gaiety RC: lost miserably in a race from Putney to Mortlake against Henry LONG of Surrey United RC, despite being the warm favourite	The Morning Post 3 Mar 1884
Tennis
? MICHELMORE, Mr	Aug 1890	lost Mixed Doubles handicap (local) final in the Torquay Tennis Tournament	The County Gentleman 30 Aug 1890
? MICHELMORE, Mr	Aug 1892	won the Gentlemen's Singles Handicap, Second Class, at the Teignmouth Tennis Tournament	The County Gentleman 20 Aug 1892
? MICHELMORE, Mr	Aug 1893	lost the Gentlemen's Doubles final in the Exmouth Tennis Tournament	The County Gentleman 19 Aug 1893
? MICHELMORE, Mr	1 Sep 1893	won gentleman's doubles (handicap) final at Torquay Lawn Tennis Tournament	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 2 Sep 1893
? MICHELMORE, Mr	Aug 1895	lost the Gentlemen's Doubles Handicap final in the Teignmouth Tennis Tournament	The County Gentleman 31 Aug 1895
? MITCHELMORE	1908	L O S POIDEVIN, the New South Wales player, ... won the championship of Teignmouth, beating MICHELMORE in the final, 6-8, 7-5, 6-4, and took the doubles from MICHELMORE and TABOT, 6-3, 7-5.	Evening Post (Wellington NZ) 10 Oct 1908
? MITCHELMORE	3 Jul 1890	played doubles tennis for Merthyr in match against llwynypia	Western Mail 5 Jul 1890
? MICHELMORE	Jun 1932	with KLEINSCHROTH, defeated in straight sets in [first round of?] men's doubles at Wimbledon	Het Vaderland (The Netherlands) 23 Jun 1932
E MICHELMORE, Miss	12 Sep 1885	played with Mr H MICHELMORE in mixed doubles at Truro lawn tennis tournament	Royal Cornwall Gazette 18 Sep 1885
H MICHELMORE, Mr	12 Sep 1885	played with Miss E MICHELMORE in mixed doubles at Truro lawn tennis tournament	Royal Cornwall Gazette 18 Sep 1885
H W MICHELMORE, Mr	31 Aug 1886	played in Launceston tennis tournament, winning the mixed doubles with Miss E WHITE	Royal Cornwall Gazette 3 Sep 1886
H G MICHELMORE	23 Aug 1890	played in doubles matches at annual Torquay Lawn Tennis tournament, reaching the final in the men's doubles	The Morning Post 25 Aug 1890
H S MICHELMORE, Mr	14 Aug 1895	won his Gentlemen's Open Singles matches in the first two rounds of the Devonshire Tennis Championships at Teignmouth	Leeds Mercury 15 Aug 1895
H G MICHELMORE, Mr	17 Aug 1895	lost his Open Single Handicap match in the third round of the Teignmouth Lawn Tennis Tournament; won his Gentlemen's Open Double Handicap match in the third round but lost in the final	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 17 Aug 1895
H MICHELMORE, Mr	24 Aug 1895	won men's doubles and club championship singles in Torquay lawn tennis tournament	The Morning Post 26 Aug 1895
H MICHELMORE, Mr	31 Aug 1895	won men's singles open handicap (First Class division) in Dawlish lawn tennis tournament	The Morning Post 2 Sep 1895
H G MICHELMORE, Mr	7 Aug 1896	played in both doubles and singles classes at Devonshire championships, without success	Morning Post 8 Aug 1896
H G MICHELMORE	11 Aug 1899	unsuccessful in Exmouth lawn tennis tournament	Morning Post 12 Aug 1899
H G MICHELMORE	9 Jun 1900	Devon County tennis champion: with G A WHITEFORD, played doubles for Devon against Gloucestershire in the County Championships at Clifton, Bristol; won one match and lost two	Bristol Mercury and Daily Post 11 Jun 1900
H G MICHELMORE, Mr	1 Sep 1900	lost final of the Gentlemen's Open Singles match 3 sets to 2 at the Stoke Tennis Tournament	The County Gentleman 1 Sep 1900
H G MICHELMORE	1908	beaten in the championship singles at the Teignmouth tournament by the New South Wales player L O S POIDEVIN, having held the cup for five years consecutively	Evening Post (Wellington NZ) 26 Sep 1908
H G MICHELMORE	1946	claims to have won the Tennis Championship of Devon for 20 consecutive years	Fishing facts and fancies. Exeter: A Wheaton.
J MICHELMORE	24 Jun 1947	beaten in straight sets by K. AHMED (India) in second round of men's singles at Wimbledon	Sydney Morning Herald 25 Jun 1947
J MICHELMORE	4 May 1950	beaten in straight sets by Adrian QUIST (Australia) in quarter finals of British hardcourt championships at Bournemouth	The Mercury (Hobart) 5 May 1950
Jeffrey MICHELMORE	Apr 1952	beaten by world No 1 tennis player, Australian Frank SEDGMAN in Sutton tournament	The West Australian (Perth) 25 Apr 1952
Jeffrey MICHELMORE	4 Jun 1953	Devon Country captain: beat Queensland's No. 3 tennis player at Torquay tournament	The Mercury (Hobart) 5 Jun 1953
J MICHELMORE	24 Jun 1953	defeated in second round of singles at Wimbledon by I PALADA (Jugoslavia), but with Miss I M SCOTT reached fifth round of mixed doubles	Sydney Morning Herald 26 & 29 Jun 1953
W H MICHELMORE, Mr	12 Aug 1893	played in open men's doubles in Exmouth lawn tennis tournament, lost in final	The Morning Post 14 Aug 1893
W MICHELMORE	29 Aug 1936	won singles competition at Budleigh Salterton against H A COLDHAM of Victoria	The Argus (Melbourne) 31 Aug 1936
Other
? MICHELMORE, Mr	17 May 1870	of Brent: lost wrestling contest at the Victorial Hall, Exeter	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 18 May 1870
C A MITCHELMORE	1990	captain of Tavistock Golf Club	Devon Golf Captains
Fred MITCHELMORE	18 Sep 1931	defeated Gustave SANTARD in Round 5 of an 8-round boxing contest at Wyndham Hall, Plymouth	Cornishman 24 Sep 1931
H MICHELMORE, Mr	6 Dec 1881	present at ceremony to present the China Vase (won in a shooting competition at Wimbledon) to the Duke of Somerset, Lord Lieutenant	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 7 Dec 1881
L C MICHELMORE	1912-13	photographed with Guildhall Cricket & Athletic Club, Hockey Section team	Corportation of London Records Office
Richard MICHELMORE	4 Jun 1862	private: won the double-time prize at a marching competition held by the 17th DRV (Totnes) Rifles	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 11 Jun 1862
W MITCHELMORE	Nov 1912	of Dartmouth: defeated F DAVEY of Paignton in a boxing contest in Dartmouth Subscription Rooms in en entertainment in aid of the 2nd Devon Btn, 4th Wessex Brigade RFA	Exeter & Plymouth Gazette 23 Nov 1912

Real estate

For further information on land ownership in Devon, see the 1840s Tithe Maps & Apportionments.

Name	Date	Information	Source
? MICHELMORE, Mr	1806	of Kingston House, near Ashburton: able to show prospective buyers over Staverton Manor	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 10 Jul 1806
? MICHELMORE, Mr	Dec 1810	tenant of two fields called Keever's in Broadhempston	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 8 Nov 1910
? MICHELMORE	28 Dec 1813	occupant of building (adjoining Mr Soper's Mill), being dwelling houses under with a large loft over the whole and the house and garden adjoining, to be auctioned as one lot of many surrounding Buckfast Abbey	Royal Cornwall Gazette 25 Dec 1814
? MUCHMORE	Aug 1848	Muchmore's Farm of Stebbing, Essex, for sale	The Morning Chronicle14 Aug 1848
? MICHELMORE, Mr	15 Dec 1852	previous occupant of Holwell's Farm, Berry Pomeroy, to be let	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 23 Dec 1852
? MICHELMORE, Mr	8 Jun 1854	his house and farm buildings at Rocombe, Newton Abbot, destroyed by fire that broke out at 1 am; ï¿½100 reward offered for the apprehension and conviction of the guilty party	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 15 Jun 1854
? MICHELMORE, Mr	21 Mar 1859	farmer of Staverton: property adjacent to the farm of Robert MAYE	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 4 Aug 1859
? MITCHELMORE, Mr	13 Jun 1868	of 2 Charles Road, Cardiff: advertises Bell Mont Villa, nr Somerset House, Partridge Road, for rent [still advertised in Dec1869]	Cardiff Times 13 Jun 1868
? MICHELMORE, Mr	Feb 1875	former tenant of a Lime Kiln with landing place for culm and stone, Totnes	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 24 Feb 1875
? MICHELMORE, Mr	3 Jan 1876	solicitor of Newton: owner of Bickington Mills, a large woolen factory which had been out of use for a long time	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 5 Jan 1876
Albert MICHELMORE	190x	sought relief from tuberculosis in Ventnor, Isle of Wight; moved to Cowes when the money ran out. Lived in a three up, three down terrace house three rows back from the banks of the River Medina; Cliff born 11 Dec 1919	Cliff Michelmore & Jean Metcalfe, Two-way Story, London: Elm Tree Books, 1986, p. 27ff
Ann MICHELMORE	1840	leased several fields in Stoke Fleming, total area 30 acres 3 roods 35 perches [about 12.5 ha], from John TEAGUE, Wm HODDER & John PUDDICOMBE, executors in trust under the will of the late John PENNY	Townstall apportionments
Ann MICHELMORE	1841	leased a house on 3 perches [75 m2] of land on North Street, Ashburton, occupied by James NORRISS and owned by Lord CLINTON	Mike Brown, Dartmoor Tithe Apportionments, Dartmoor Press 1994-96
Ann MICHELMORE	1873	of North Huish: owner of 3 acres (1.4 Ha) land, estimated annual rental value ï¿½42 10s	Return of Owners of Land 1873
C R MITCHELMORE	1986	proposal for works at Hemerdon Heights, Plympton, in accordance with planning permission already granted	London Gazette 19 Feb 1986
E L MITCHELMORE	8 Dec 1884	his plans for alterations on corporation land extending from St Mary Street to Mill Lane approved by Cardiff Town Council Property & Markets Committee	Cardiff Times 13 Dec 1884
Elizabeth MITCHELMORE	1839	owner of a house & yard on 1 rood 1 perch land [0.1 Ha] land in Buckfastleigh, occupied by Richard ARSCOTT	Mike Brown, Dartmoor Tithe Apportionments, Dartmoor Press 1994-96
G W MITCHELMORE	11 Jul 1927	owner of 72 Albert Road, Plymouth: application approved for a garage to the rear	Plymouth City Council Archives
Honor Stockman MITCHELMORE	1935-1937	widow of Brixham: leased 23 Fullerton Road, Devonport	Plymouth City Council Archives
Hy MICHELMORE	1873	of Newton Abbot: owner of 156 acres (63.5 Ha) land, estimated annual rental value ï¿½238 10s	Return of Owners of Land 1873
Hy MITCHELMORE	1873	of Dartmouth: owner of 1 acre (0.8 Ha) land, estimated annual rental value ï¿½50 0s	Return of Owners of Land 1873
Hy William MICHELMORE	1897	of 19 St Leonard's Road, Exeter	Exeter Memories
Jane MICHELMORE	1840	leased a cottage and three gardens in Townstall, total area 1 rood 8 perches [about 1200 mï¿½], from Sir J H SEALE	Townstall apportionments
Jean MICHELMORE nï¿½e METCALFE	1923	b 34 Howard Road, Reigate, Surrey	Cliff Michelmore & Jean Metcalfe, Two-way Story, London: Elm Tree Books, 1986, p. 16
Jean MICHELMORE nï¿½e METCALF	1958	purchased The White House, Reigate, with proceeds of 3000 pounds left to her by one of her Two-Way Family Favourites audience	Two-Way Family Favourites
Jeffery MICHELMORE	1873	of Berry Pomeroy: owner of 70 acres (28.3 Ha) land, estimated annual rental value ï¿½202 6s	Return of Owners of Land 1873
Jeffery J MICHELMORE	1873	of Sherford: owner of 4 acres (1.6 Ha) land, estimated annual rental value ï¿½16 0s	Return of Owners of Land 1873
Jeffrey MICHELMORE	1841	owner & occupier of 33 perches [840 m2] land, being a house & garden at West Street, Ashburton	Mike Brown, Dartmoor Tithe Apportionments, Dartmoor Press 1994-96
John MICHELMORE	1751	two moieties of lands called Hembury Coppice and Hembury Pasture, Buckfastleigh, late the estate of John MICHELMORE, deceased, to be peremptorily sold pursuant to an order of the High Court of Chancery	London Gazette 23 Mar, 11 Jun & 9 Nov 1751
John MITCHELMORE	1798	leased two lots of land in Stoke Fleming, taxable value 14s 8d, from Richard NEWMAN	UK National Archives, Board of Inland Revenue
John MITCHELMORE	1799	paid Richard NEWMAN £12 12s rent	Newman Journal, merchants, NL & Dartmouth
John MICHELMORE	15 Apr 1819	occupant of Penpill Farm, Stoke Climsland: property described and new 14-year lease from Lady Day 1820 offered	Royal Cornwall Gazette 1 May 1819
John MITCHELMORE	1839	occupier of 28 acres 3 roods 31 perches [11.7 ha] land owned by John PHILIPS at Churchill, Buckfastleigh	Mike Brown, Dartmoor Tithe Apportionments, Dartmoor Press 1994-96
John MITCHELMORE	1839	occupier of 24 acres 1 rood 7 perches land [9.8 ha] owned by John PHILIPS at Beards, Buckfastleigh	Mike Brown, Dartmoor Tithe Apportionments, Dartmoor Press 1994-96
John MITCHELMORE	1861	occupier of 16 perches [400 m2] land in Brixham owned by William GORTLEY, for which 6d rent is payable to the Vicar	London Gazette 15 Oct 1861
John MITCHELMORE	1861	occupier with others of 33 perches [800 m2] land in Brixham owned by Lady Sandwich and others, for which 1s 9d rent is payable to the Vicar	London Gazette 15 Oct 1861
John MICHELMORE	1863	occupier of a store or warehouse about 125 yards south of Totnes Quay belonging to the Trustees of the Totnes Charities, where a proposed extension to the Buckfastleigh, Totnes and South Devon Railway is to run	London Gazette 15 & 24 Nov 1864
John MITCHELMORE	1865-1869	sold Custom House Inn to Dartmouth Corporation for 350 pounds to allow for the widening of Newcomin Road. Two other properties on Lower Street belonging to him, one near the inn and one right behind the Customs House, were sold to the Corporation at the same time for 240 and 160 pounds respectively	Ivor H Smart, The Newcomen Road, Dartmouth History Research Group Paper 15, 1995
John MICHELMORE	Apr 1871	occupant of "two well-accustoned Lime Kilns" at Town Marsh, Totnes, near the quay, now for sale	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 5 Apr 1871
John MICHELMORE	1873	of Newton Abbot: owner of 6 acres (2.6 Ha) land, estimated annual rental value ï¿½127 0s	Return of Owners of Land 1873
Josiah MITCHELMORE	19 Aug 1828	gent of 127 Upper Seymour Street, Euston Square: insured 112 Park Street, Camden Town with Sun Fire Office	National Archives: Records of Sun Fire Office
P S MICHELMORE	1873	of Southpool: owner of 74 acres (30.0 Ha) land, estimated annual rental value ï¿½158 9s	Return of Owners of Land 1873
P W MICHELMORE	1880	proprietor of the "Dart Vale Bouquet"	Totnes Times 13 Nov 1880 etc
Philip MICHELMORE	1798	paid taxes of £1 16s, ï¿½19 8s and ï¿½5 2s 6d on land in Cockington owned by MALLOCKE that he occupied	Board of Inland Revenue: Land Tax Redemption Office, Quotas and Assessments
Philip MICHELMORE	1808	purchased Sparkwell barton, Staverton, from the PRESTON family	Magna Britannia Vol 6: Devonshire, p. 455
Philip MICHELMORE	1822	"Painsford in this parish belonged anciently to the Piperells, whose heiress brought it to Halwill. The Somasters purchased it of the latter in the reign of Henry VII. and continued to possess it in Risdon's time. It afterwards passed by successive female heirs to Kelland and Courtenay. A few years ago it was sold by the Countess of Cork and Mr. Poyntz, as representatives of the Courtenays of Painsford, to Mr. Philip Michelmore, the present proprietor."	Parishes: Abbotsham - Aylesbeare, in Magna Britannia, Vol. 6: Devonshire, 1822, pp. 5-27.
Philip MICHELMORE	1839	owner & occupier of a tenement at Hexworthy, Lydford, on 33 acres 19 perches [13.4 ha] land	Mike Brown, Dartmoor Tithe Apportionments, Dartmoor Press 1994-96
Philip MICHELMORE	14 Oct 1859	under instructions from the trustees of his estate, Dinnicombe, a farm with about 128 acres of land, offered for sale by auction at the Seymour Hotel, Totnes, on 19 Nov next	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 10 Nov 1859
Philip MITCHELMORE	1871	owner & occupier of 1 acre 5 perches [0.42 ha] land in Paignton, for which 2s 8d rent is payable to the Appropriator	London Gazette 27 Jan 1871
Philip MICHELMORE	1873	of Broadhempston: owner of 287 acres (116.2 Ha) land, estimated annual rental value ï¿½606 0s	Return of Owners of Land 1873
Philip MICHELMORE	1873	of Torquay: owner of 157 acres (63.6 Ha) land, estimated annual rental value ï¿½255 11s	Return of Owners of Land 1873
Philip MICHELMORE	1873	of Exeter: owner of 243 acres (98.5 Ha) land, estimated annual rental value ï¿½564 14s	Return of Owners of Land 1873
Philip MICHELMORE	1873	of Kingskerswell: owner of 14 acres (5.7 Ha) land, estimated annual rental value ï¿½22 1s	Return of Owners of Land 1873
Philip MICHELMORE	1873	of Littlehempston: owner of 1 acre (0.7 Ha) land, estimated annual rental value ï¿½9 1s	Return of Owners of Land 1873
R S MITCHELMORE	1947-1971	owner of 16 Egerton Road, St Jude, Plymouth: plans for rebuilding submitted	Plymouth City Council Archives
Robert MICHELMORE	1801	tenant of Great Barn, Tongue Close and Holman's Close at a yearly rent of ï¿½2 15s and lessee of a cottage, all belonging to Moreleigh Manor	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 9 Apr 1801
Robert MICHELMORE	1803	tenant of Tongue Close, land belonging to Moreleigh Manor	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 9 Apr 1802
Robert MICHELMORE	14 Oct 1859	of Farm House, Dinnicombe: able to show prospective buyers around the property	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 10 Nov 1859
T MICHELMORE, Mrs	1873	of Newton Abbot: owner of 48 acres (19.8 Ha) land, estimated annual rental value ï¿½173 12s	Return of Owners of Land 1873
Thomas MITCHELMORE	21 Jul 1814	of Ware, Buckfastleigh	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 11 Aug 1814
Thomas MITCHELMORE	1838	owner of a cottage & garden on 2 perches [50 m2] land at Ilsington, occupied by George HALL	Mike Brown, Dartmoor Tithe Apportionments, Dartmoor Press 1994-96
Thomas MICHELMORE	1839	owner of 30 acres 2 roods 15 perches [12.4 ha] land in Buckfastleigh occupied by Robert MAY and William WINDEAT	Mike Brown, Dartmoor Tithe Apportionments, Dartmoor Press 1994-96
Thomas MICHELMORE	1839	owner of 41 acres 1 rood 35 perches [ 16.8 ha] land at Burchets, Buckfastleigh, occupied by William UNDERHILL	Mike Brown, Dartmoor Tithe Apportionments, Dartmoor Press 1994-96
Thomas MICHELMORE	1839	owner & occupier of 9 acres 3 roods 11 perches [4.0 ha] land at Huntingdon Warren, Lydford	Mike Brown, Dartmoor Tithe Apportionments, Dartmoor Press 1994-96
Thomas MICHELMORE	1837-1841	paid ï¿½4 17s 8d rent annually to the Duchy of Cornwall for Huntingdon Warren [each year's entry refers to the previous year, so statements dated 1839-1842 cover the four years 1837/38 to 1840/41]	House of Commons Parliamentary Papers: Account of gross and net Revenue of Duchy of Cornwall and Duchy of Lancaster for the year ending Michaelmas in the previous year, each year from 1839 to 1842
Thomas MICHELMORE	1863	owner of field number 1479 on the tithe map of Buckfastleigh, where a proposed extension of the Buckfastleigh, Totnes and South Devon Railway is to end	London Gazette 15 & 24 Nov 1864
Thomas MICHELMORE	1864	owner of closes numbered 1479 and 1480 on the tithe maps of Buckfastleigh, where the extension of the Buckfastleigh, Totnes and South Devon Railway is proposed to run	London Gazette 15 Nov 1864
Thomas MICHELMORE	1873	of Ilsington: owner of 7 acres [2.8 Ha] land, estimated annual rental value ï¿½28 0s	Return of Owners of Land 1873
Thomas MITCHELMORE	Nov 1881	occupier of quay & sawpit owned by Dartmouth Borough & leased by the executors of William FOLLETT	Dartmouth Harbour Improvement Plan No 7
Thomas MITCHELMORE	Nov 1881	occupier of slip & passage owned by Dartmouth Borough & leased by the executors of William FOLLETT	Dartmouth Harbour Improvement Plan No 8
W MITCHELMORE	25 Sep 1865	leased the Ivy Bush Inn, St Mary Street, Cardiff, on condition he pull it down within 2 years	Cardiff Council Minutes 1862-1868
W H MITCHELMORE	1873	of Dartmouth: owner of 16 acres (6.8 Ha) land, estimated annual rental value ï¿½59 0s	Return of Owners of Land 1873
Wm MITCHELMORE	1781	occupies "The Tanyard", Plympton St Maurice; property of John CULME Esqr.; tax assessed 14s 0d	Ann V Chiswell (1988), Land tax assessments 1780: South West Devon.
William MITCHELMORE	7 Nov 1803	occupier of farms known as Garland's and Sim's in Bickerton as tenant to Michael ALLEN	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 17 Nov 1803
William MICHELMORE	1841	owner & occupier of a house on 2 perches [50 m2] land at East Street, Ashburton (leasehold from Lord CLINTON)	Mike Brown, Dartmoor Tithe Apportionments, Dartmoor Press 1994-96
William MICHELMORE	1841	occupier of 6 perches [150 m2] land owned by Solomon TOZER at Royal Oak, East Street, Ashburton	Mike Brown, Dartmoor Tithe Apportionments, Dartmoor Press 1994-96
William MICHELMORE	Jun 1850	builder of Totnes: able to show prospective buyers over the "Queen's Arms" public house, Totnes	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 20 Jun 1850
William Godwin MICHELMORE	1971-1982	of 10 St Leonard's Road, Exeter	Winsome Michelmore, Thursday's Child. Exeter, 1985, p 93
William Godwin MICHELMORE	1982	of Argyll Nursing Home, Exeter	Winsome Michelmore, Thursday's Child. Exeter, 1985, p 100

Family relationships

Name	Date	Information	Source
? MUCKLEMORE	1 Aug 1699	male: marriage licence issued by Vicar General for marriage to PICKESDELL	FindMyPast
? MUCKAMORE	11 Nov 1725	female: licence issued by Vicar General for marriage to BOYLES	FindMyPast
? MUCKAMORE	30 Nov 1748	female: marriage licence issued by Vicar General for marriage to PEARLISS	FindMyPast
? MUCKEMORE	5 May 1768	male: marriage licence issued by Vicar General for marriage to FULLER	FindMyPast
? MICHELMORE, Mr	22 Dec 1857	in letter to the Editor, "W W" states that Jonathan ROOSE was not his nephew but the son of the wife of Mrs MICHELMORE's deceased brother by her second marriage; hopes that this letter will be "an act of justice to a man much respected in this vicinity"	The Times (London) 24 Dec 1857
? MITCHELMORE	29 May 1870	female child born at sea aboard Loch Ness, arr London 7 Jun 1870; mother Mrs MITCHELMORE	Births at Sea
Anna HUCHMORE	4 Dec 1611	marriage licence issued to Nicholas ROLL of Blackawton, gent, and Anna MUCHMORE of Berry Pomeroy, widow	Exeter Marriage Licences
Betty MICHELMORE	1782-1836	Nicholas DURE, christened in 1782 at Ford Independent Chapel, married Betty MICHELMORE (born 1786) in 1807. They had four children that I know of. There was John, Nicholas, Anna and Elizabeth (Betsy). John and Nicholas migrated to Canada in 1831 and 1836	Ancestry DURE forum
Caroline MICHELMORE	1844	3b. Stephen Francis SHAIRP of St Maur, St Leonards, b 29 Jan 1806; d at Southsea 24 Nov 1886; m 26 Aug 1844, Caroline, da. of Charles MICHELMORE of Highfield House, Totnes, d. 29 Feb 1884; and had issue (with 2 other sons and 2 das who d.s.p.) 1c to 8c	The Marquis of Ruvigny and Raineval, Melville Henry Massue, The Plantagenet Roll of the Blood Royal Being A Complete Table of All the Descendents Now Living of Edward III, King of England. London, England: T.C. and E. C. Jack, 1905-1911
Cliff MICHELMORE	19xx	b 11 Dec 1919 Cowes ; married Jean METCALFE 4 Mar 1950 Reigate Congregational Church; received CBE March 1969	Cliff Michelmore & Jean Metcalfe, Two-way Story, London: Elm Tree Books, 1986, various
Elizabeth MUCHMORE	1824	b Portsea, father in Royal Engineers	GRO Regimental Births Index
Elizabeth MITCHELMORE	7 Feb 1890	wife of police constable MITCHELMORE of Police Office, Church Street, Llandilo	Western Mail 8 Feb 1890
Henry MICHELMORE		married the daughter of Mr G TOMBS, JP, former manager of the Exeter branch of the West of England Bank and subsequently a director	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 1 Jan 1879
John MUCHMORE	1826	b Portsmouth, father in Royal Engineers	GRO Regimental Births Index
Lena MITCHELMORE	22 Sep 1952	m John MANUAL in Baptist Church, Llanidloes, Montgomeryshire, Wales; b 2 Feb 1929 Llandidloes, daughter of David MITCHELMORE and Margaret Alice nï¿½e ROWLANDS	Morgan Report
Margaret Michelmore CHURCHWOOD	187x	Simeon Richards TONKIN married Margaret Mitchelmore CHURCHWOOD (widow of Mr Whiteway). They married in Buckfastleigh Devon ... [and] went to live in Okiep South Africa ... [He] was a copper miner or mining engineerat Okiep in the 1870's. His wife Margaret Michelmore TONKIN died at Okiep 7th January 1876.	Ancestry TONKIN forum
Mary A MUCHMORE	1830	b Canada, father in Royal Engineers	GRO Regimental Births Index
Mary Ann MUCHMORE	1831	b Canada, father in Royal Engineers	GRO Army Chaplains Births Index
Richard MITCHELLMORE	28 Apr 1609	of Nollmill?: his servant Oryorio? was buried	East Allington Bishop's Transcripts
Samuel MITCHELMORE	16xx	William ILBERT of Horswell House and Bowringsleigh [West Alvington] m 1605, Alice HANAFORD, and had issue William ...; Peter ...; Elizabeth; Ann ...; Margaret, m Samuel MITCHELMORE; Maria; Johanna; & Alice	Burke’s Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Landed Gentry, 1838, p 135 [also 1847, p 632 & 1952, p 135]
Thomas MUCKLEMORE	1699	licence issued by Vicar General for marriage to Susan PICKERSDELL	FindMyPast
Th's MUCKAMORE	1807	marriage licence issued by Vicar General	FindMyPast
William MUCKAMORE	2 Nov 1808	timber merchant of St George, Southwark: with William COOPER of Mary-le-Bow, Esquire, signed marriage bond on the marriage of Susannah MUCKAMORE and Thomas CARTER, a minor, guardian his mother Elizabeth LAWRENCE, wife of Benjamin LAWRENCE, father Richard CARTER	Ancestry
William MUCHMORE	1819	born to father in Royal Engineers	GRO Regimental Births Index
William Godwin MICHELMORE	1971	wife Winsome MONTGOMERY b 14Feb1895 Bishopscourt, Hobart TAS; daughter of Bishop of Tasmania and sister of Bernard, Lord MONTGOMERY of Alamein, who attended her wedding; married at St Leonard's Church, Exeter	Winsome Michelmore, Thursday's Child. Exeter, 1985
William Godwin MICHELMORE	1982	bur Topsham after funeral service at Exeter Cathedral	Winsome Michelmore, Thursday's Child. Exeter, 1985, p 100-101

Admission to workhouses and hospitals

Name	Date	Information	Source
Ada M MICHAELMORE	14 Mar 1908	nurse aged 36: admitted to St John's Road Workhouse, Islington; discharged 16 Mar 1908	London Workhouse Records
Ada Mary MICHELMORE	24 Dec 1908	nurse b 1873, no home, husband Geo Fdk: admitted to St John's Road Workhouse, Islington, discharged the same day	London Workhouse Records
Alfred Christopher MITCHELMORE	22 Jul 1901	farm labourer aged 20 of Cornwood: admitted to Devon County Lunatic Asylum, Exminster	Genuki
0045	09	Alfred MITCHELMORE	30 Apr 1904	labourer b 1879 : admitted to Underwood Workhouse, Plympton St Mary, from Cornwood parish, removed to Exminster Asylum 29 Apr 1905	Devon parish chest records	FMP
Alf[red] C MITCHELMORE	29 Apr 1905	labourer aged 25 of Plympton Workhouse: admitted to Devon County Lunatic Asylum, Exminster; died 31 Dec 1917	Genuki UK Lunacy Patients Admission Registers
Andrew MUCHMORE	11 Apr 1888	labourer b 1869, destitute: transferred from Croydon General Ward to St George-in-the-East Workhouse	London Workhouse Records
Andrew MITCHELMORE	22 Oct 1912	married boiler maker labourer @ 54, wife Alma (mutually separated) of 64 Sutherland Street, Pimlico, married son Reginald aged 34 of Southend, daughter Mrs Bessie JENKINS of 13 Skipton Street, London Road, daughter Alma MITCHELMORE of 61 New Church Road, Camberwell, brother James MITCHELMORE of Ashburton: admitted to St George Christchurch Workhouse, Southwark; discharged 25 Oct 1912	London Workhouse Records
Annie MUCHMORE	5 Apr 1890	b 1883: admitted to St George's Workhouse, Westminster with mother; discharged 8 Apr 1890	London Workhouse Records
Cathⁿ MUCHMORE	5 Dec 1885	aged 1 mo: admitted to Liverpool Workhouse with mother Isabella; died 12Dec1885	Liverpool Workhouse Registers
Charles MICHELMORE	5 Dec 1882	aged 56: admitted to St Giles Workhouse, Strand, died there 2 Jan 1883	London Workhouse Records
Edward Ernest MITCHELMORE	16 Jun 1894	tailor aged 28 of East Allington: admitted to Devon County Lunatic Asylum, Exminster	Genuki
Edw[ar]d MITCHELMORE	23 Dec 1899	labourer aged 12 of East Stonehouse: admitted to Devon County Lunatic Asylum, Exminster; died 22 Aug 1905	UK Lunacy Patients Admission Registers
Edwin MITCHELMORE	18 Jul 1903	shoemaker aged 63 of Kingsbridge: admitted to Devon County Lunatic Asylum, Exminster	Genuki
Eliza MUCHMORE	23 Jun 1862	aged 13 mo: admitted to Liverpool Workhouse with mother Hannah, discharged 11 Jul 1862	Liverpool Workhouse Registers
Ellen MITCHAMORE	12 Aug 1901	admitted to Cambridgeshire Lunatic Asylum; died 11 Mar 1903	UK Lunacy Patients Admission Registers
Emily MICHELMORE	28 Feb 1887	aged 17: admitted to St Giles Workhouse, Strand; discharged 14 Mar 1887 with child Henry "born"	London Workhouse Records
Frederick MUCHMORE	14 Jun 1893	aged 7: admitted to St Marylebone Workhouse, Westminster, mental faculties weak, not able to learn anything	Poor Law & Board of Guardians Records
Geo Fdk MICHELMORE	30 Nov 1909	leatherseller b 1860, wife Ada, brother Edward, not seen for 2½ yr: admitted to Camden Workhouse, St Pancras, from Rowton House; discharged 11 Mar 1910	London Workhouse Records
Geo F MICHELMORE	2 Sep 1915	decorator aged 55, brother Edward of 17 Raphael Street, Knightsbridge: admitted to Camden Workhouse, St Pancras from Belmont	London Workhouse Records
Gilbert MUCHMORE	3 Feb 1897	aged 3 mo of 17 Modbury St, Kentish Town, St Pancras: admitted to Great Ormand Street Hospital for Sick Children with basal meningitis; died 20 Feb 1897	Small and Special
Hannah MUCHMORE	4 Feb 1858	aged 29 of Lpool: admitted to Liverpool Workhouse, discharged 6 Feb 1858	Liverpool Workhouse Registers
Hannah MUCHMORE	1 Mar 1858	aged 29 of Lpool: admitted to Liverpool Workhouse, discharged 5 Mar 1858, taken by aunt	Liverpool Workhouse Registers
Hannah MUTCHMORE	21 Aug 1860	aged 31 of Lpool: admitted to Liverpool Workhouse lying-in ward, discharged 7 Sep 1860	Liverpool Workhouse Registers
Hannah MUCHMORE	23 Jun 1862	aged 31: admitted to Liverpool Workhouse, discharged 11 Jul 1862	Liverpool Workhouse Registers
Hannah MUTCHMORE	4 Apr 1867	aged 35: admitted to Liverpool Workhouse	Liverpool Workhouse Registers
Harriet MUCHMORE	5 Apr 1890	b 1862: admitted to St George's Workhouse, Westminster with children Annie, Herbert, Margaret & William; discharged 8 Apr 1890 to husband who claimed his family	London Workhouse Records
Herbert MUCHMORE	5 Apr 1890	b 1886: admitted to St George's Workhouse, Westminster with mother; discharged 8 Apr 1890	London Workhouse Records
Ida Mary MICHLEMORE	28 Nov 1908	nurse aged 36: admitted to St John's Road Workhouse, Islington; discharged 6 Jan 1909	London Workhouse Records
Isabella MUCHMORE	5 Dec 1885	aged 39 of 20/4 Roscoe Lane, widow of John, a shipkeeper: admitted to Liverpool Workhouse, discharged 14Dec1885	Liverpool Workhouse Registers
Isabella MUTCHMORE	14 Dec 1885	aged 39 of 22 Roscoe Lane, widow of John, a shipkeeper: admitted to Liverpool Workhouse; discharged 16Dec1885	Liverpool Workhouse Registers
Isabella MUTCHMORE	2 Jan 1886	aged 37 of 22/4 Roscoe Lane, widow of John, a shipkeeper: admitted to Liverpool Workhouse, no friends	Liverpool Workhouse Registers
Isabella MUCHMORE	11 Jul 1894	b 1848 of 16 Combermere Street, wife of John, a carter: admitted to Liverpool Workhouse with hemiplegia, discharged 18 May 1985	Liverpool Workhouse Registers
Isabella MUTCHMORE	14 Dec 1895	aged 39 of 22 Roscoe Lane, Lpool, widow of John, a labourer: admitted to Liverpool Workhouse, no friends	Liverpool Workhouse Registers
Isabella MUTCHMORE	17 Feb 1903	charwoman b 1848 of 3/6 Laxey Street, destitute, husband was John, a rigger: admitted to Liverpool Workhouse	Liverpool Workhouse Registers
Isabella MUTCHMORE	3 Apr 1906	charwoman b 1851 of 17 Wolfe Street, husbd was John, a rigger, daughter Ruth HOWARD of 2/6 Hampton Street: admitted to Liverpool Workhouse with deby & neglect, discharged 7 Jun 1906	Liverpool Workhouse Registers
Isabella MUTCHMORE	4 Feb 1949	charwoman b 1849 of 13 Wolfe Street, husband was John, a rigger, friend Ann CRANE of same address: admitted to Liverpool Workhouse with parasesthesia, died 8 Mar 1907	Liverpool Workhouse Registers
Isabel MUCHMORE	27 Mar 1908	aged 6 yr 9 mo of 114 Surrey Lodge, Kennington, Lambeth: admitted to Great Ormand Street Hospital for Sick Children with bronchopneumonia; cured, discharged after 19 days to Cromwell House [convalescent home, Highgate]	Small and Special
1618	05	John MITCHELMORE	Jul 1852	labourer b 1777 : admitted to Plymstock Workhouse	Devon parish chest records	FMP
1618	05	John MITCHELMORE	1854	sailor b 1783: resident at Plymstock Workhouse, died Jul 1855	Devon parish chest records	FMP; date of admission unknown
Kate P MICHELMORE	29 Jul 1901	admitted to Devonshire Lunatic Asylum; released 12 May 1960, informal patient	UK Lunacy Patients Admission Registers
Jane Sophia MICHELMORE	12 Sep 1903	widow aged 82 of 55 Pratt Street: admitted to Camden Workhouse, St Pancras; discharged the same day	London Workhouse Records
Jessie MICHAELMORE	3 Mar 1864	aged 19: admitted to Greenwich Workhouse, Woolwich, cause sickness; transferred 11 Apr 1864 to the Lock? Hospital	London Workhouse Records
Kate Prout MICHELMORE	29 Jul 1901	aged 23 of Salcombe: admitted to Devon County Lunatic Asylum, Exminster	Genuki
Margaret MUCHMORE	5 Apr 1890	b 1882: admitted to St George's Workhouse, Westminster with mother; discharged 8 Apr 1890	London Workhouse Records
Philip MITCHELMORE	15 Oct 1878	admitted to Starcross Asylum, discharged 30 Jan 1896	UK Lunacy Patients Admission Registers
Reginald MITCHELMORE	7 Jan 1882	aged 3 yr 3 mo of 14 Little Chapel St, Soho, Westminster: admitted to Great Ormand Street Hospital for Sick Children with a hip joint disease; relieved, discharged after 18 days	Small and Special
Robt MITCHELMORE	3 May 1865	admitted to St Thomas' H[ospital, Exeter]; discharged, recovered 27 Jun 1865	UK Lunacy Patients Admission Registers
William MUCHMORE	5 Apr 1890	b 1885: admitted to St George's Workhouse, Westminster with mother; discharged 8 Apr 1890	London Workhouse Records
William MITCHELMORE	1 Nov 1899	aged 46: admitted to Abergavenny Workhouse, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire	FamilySearch
Wm MUCHMORE	23 Apr 1901	carpenter of 19 Queen Street, single b 1831: admitted to St Pancras Workhouse; discharged 21 Oct 1903, re-admitted 22 Oct 1903, died there 11 Jan 1904	London Workhouse Records
W[illia]m Tho[ma]s MITCHELMORE	22 Mar 1906	labourer aged 19 of Cornwood: admitted to Devon County Lunatic Asylum, Exminster; died 14 Jan 1910	Genuki UK Lunacy Patients Admission Registers

Accidents and other traumas

Name	Date	Information	Source
? MICHELMORE, Mr	9 Nov 1850	spirit merchant of Lower Union, Torquay: woman collapsed and died in his shop	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 14 Nov 1850
? MICHELMORE, Mr	5 May 1850	of Berra: his hind HODGE committed suicide in a linhay on his farm	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 9 May 1850
? MICHELMORE, Mr	26 Apr 1854	of Stokeinteignhead: a son thrown by his horse near the turnpike-gate as he was returning from Newton Market -- not much injured	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 27 Apr 1854
? MICHELMORE, Mr	2 Dec 1855	of New Walk, Totnes: unsuccessful attempt made to burgle his house whilst the inmates were at church in the evening	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 6 Dec 1855
? MITCHAMORE, Mr	27 Jul 1867	fireman: much bruised when thrown from fire engine after the horse shied near Underhill's Railway Hotel, St David, Exeter	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 31 Jul 1867
? MITCHELMORE, Mrs	25 Oct 1867	wife of Mr MITCHELMORE, builder of Charles Street: narrowly escaped injury when a 15 ft deep old well, which had been covered up by boards, opened beneath her feet	Cardiff & Merthyr Guardian 1 Nov 1867
? MITCHELMORE, Mr	17 Feb 1884	a fire in his steam laundry (situated midway between South Town and Beamore, Dartmouth) destroyed machinery and laundry from HMS Britannia, loss estimated at L1000	Western Times 18 Feb 1884
Andrew MITCHELMORE	25 Jan 1870	2 Wharton Place with uncle: attempted to commit suicide by slashing his throat with a knife, saved by uncle	Cardiff & Merthyr Guardian & Brecon Gazette 29 Jan 1870
Edward MITCHELMORE	12 Feb 1933	GWR signalman of Uffculme: prevented a major disaster at Tiverton Junction by diverting onto a siding a train that would have collided with a high-speed London express	Exeter & Plymouth Gazette 17 Feb 1933
Edwin MICHELMORE	Mar 1933	second officer, SS Anhui: received Emile Robin life saving award from the Shipwrecked Mariners Society for assistance to the SS Antung, wrecked in heavy weather in the Hainan Strait	The Courier-Mail (Brisbane) 31 Mar 1936
Ellen MITCHAMORE	21 Jan 1856	of Kingsbridge Union House: at inquest held on her newly-born child, whose body was found under one of the beds in the house, surgeon stated that she was not in a fit state to attend, had not been outside the house for more than two years	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 6 Aug 1884
Ernest MITCHELMORE	3 Jun 1901	jumped into water and saved boy named BALKAM who had fallen overboard at Dartmouth Embankment	Western Times 5 Jun 1901
F MITCHELMORE	18 Jul 1936	postman: died suddenly while on duty at Totnes	document in Totnes Museum
G H MITCHELMORE	1919	"The year closed with the death of G H Mitchelmore, seventy-two, owner of the Dartmouth and Kingswear Steam Laundry. He was formerly an engineerfor the South Devon Railway and later Great Western Railway, responsible for carrying out the building of wood"	Don Collinson, The Chronicles of Dartmouth: An historical yearly log 1854-1954. Dartmouth: Richard Webb, 1990, p. 161
Gilbert MUCHMORE	20 Feb 1897	d Childrens Hospital, Great Ormond Street, aged 4 mo; father Frederick William MUCHMORE, railway engine driver	Return of Vaccination Officer for Subdistrict of Kentish Town, Holborn Union
Herbert MICHELMORE	Oct 1896	of Bridgetown: collecting subscriptions for widow and seven children of Dart Vale Harriers Hunt huntsman recently killed in a hunting accident	The County Gentleman 3 Oct 1896
Ivy MICHELMORE		died of tuberculosis	Cliff Michelmore & Jean Metcalfe, Two-way Story, London: Elm Tree Books, 1986, p. 28
Jack MICHELMORE	1983	Cliff MICHELMORE's brother (Ronald John): died in 1983	Cliff Michelmore & Jean Metcalfe, Two-way Story, London: Elm Tree Books, 1986, p. 192
Jeffery MICHELMORE	14 Aug 1879	of Berry Pomeroy: his wife broke her leg on being thrown from their trap in collison on the way from Totnes Station to the town	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 20 Aug 1879
John MICHELMOORE	17 Sep 1639	at school in Ilsington when it collapsed	Devon Family Historian 74, May 1995, p. 30
John MITCHELMORE	1872	a former bell ringer, left ï¿½1 to the ringers of St Saviours to pay for a funeral knell	Dartmouth & South Hams Chronicle 23 Feb 1872
John MICHELMORE	3 Sep 1885	native of Brixham aged about 50 working at the Paint Works near Gulwell Bridge: his wife cut the driving belt after he caught his leg in some machinery, the injured limb had to be amputated	Western Times 5 Sep 1885
Peter MITCHELMORE	24 Jun 1838	the first to be buried at the new Strete chapelry of Blackawton parish church	Marion Smithies, Strete past and present. Dartmouth: Cranford & Son, 1933, p. 19
Philip MICHELMORE	22 Aug 1848	son of Mr William MICHELMORE of South Australia, aged about 10: fractured his thigh in a farm accident at Dinnicombe	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 16 Nov 1848
Philip MITCHELMORE	24 May 1901	aged 5 of Bridgetown, Totnes: playing with matches, sustained burns when his bed caught fire	Western Times 28 May 1901
T MITCHELMORE	2 Feb 1886	present at death of father-in-law John BELBEN	Belbin Mania
Violet MICHELMORE	1984	died in 1984	Cliff Michelmore & Jean Metcalfe, Two-way Story, London: Elm Tree Books, 1986, p. 192
W MITCHELMORE	5 Aug 1891	of Falmouth: seriously injured when a donkey engine exploded on the wreck of the Panama	Royal Cornwall Gazette 6 Aug 1891
W H MICHELMORE, Mr	20 Jan 1883	butcher of Dartmouth: at his slaughter-house in St Columb, employee Frederick WEST died suddenly on his way to work	Royal Cornwall Gazette 26 Jan 1883
Wendy MITCHELMORE	30 Apr 2003	aged 36: forced to quit her job after developing asthma from exposure to the disinfectant glutaraldehyde while working at Gwynedd Hospital, paid ï¿½146,000 compensation	BBC
William MUCHMORE	8 Nov 1861	shipwright: whilst employed on the Royal Oak in Chatham dockyard, fell from a stage into the slip and sustained severe injuries to his head, ribs and other parts; immediately conveyed to the surgery and then to Melville Hospital	The Morning Post 9 Nov 1861

Other information

Name	Date	Information	Source
? MICHELMORE	25 Jul 1815	baker of Brixham: attempted to sell bread to sailors aboard HMS Bellerophon, which was anchored off Brixham and holding Napolean prior to his exile to St Helena	David Cordingly, The Billy Ruffian: The Bellerophon and the downfall of Napoleon. Bloomsbury, 2003, pp. 259-262
? MICHELMORE, Mr	Dec 1844	arrived at the India Arms Hotel, Portsmouth	Hampshire Advertiser 14 Dec 1844
? MICHELMORE, Mr	20 Aug 1853	draper: in East Street, Newton Abbot, his bulldog observed to fight savagely for 15 minutes with a bulldog belonging to Mr Right, fishmonger	The Era 28 Aug 1853
? MITCHELMORE, Mr	Apr 1891	employee, National Bank of Wales: attended friend’s funeral in Merthyr	Cardiff Times 25 Apr 1891
? MITCHELMORE, Mr	Sep 1902	according to report from Dolgelley Rural District Council inspector, occupier of a dilapidated 2-room cottage at Tyucha, Llanenddwyn, where he, his wife, and five children aged 15, 11, 9, 4 and 2 lived -- "a serious state of overcrowding"	Cambrian News & Merionethshire Standard 26 Sep 1902
? MICHELMORE	Jun 1909	of Llwyn Ynn Farm, Dyffryn, Merionethshire: offered 15 or more trees for sale on high road one mile from station	Cambrian News & Merionethshire Standard 18 Jun 1909
A MUCHMORE, Mrs	May 1946	of Whitechurch, Cardiff: wrote letter to Mr R E Jones, butcher of Oxide Street, Broken Hill NSW, thanking him for carton of dripping he had sent	Barrier Miner (Broken Hill, NSW) 30 May 1946
Ada May Bunker MITCHELMORE	2 May 1877	b 13 Jul 1876, father Philip William MITCHELMORE, chemist of Fore Street, Totnes: vaccinated against smallpox	Totnes Vaccinations Register
Alfred Ernest MITCHELMORE	12 Feb 1876	b 6 Oct 1875, father Nathaniel MITCHELMORE, painter of Lower Street, Dartmouth: vaccinated against smallpox	Dartmouth Vaccinations Register
Alice Maud MICHELMORE	Feb 1931	former secretary to Paignton spiritualist Dr Abraham WALLACE: left ₤100 in his will	Queensland Times 21 Feb 1931
Amy Helen MUCHMORE	Nov 1880	born 10 Oct 1800, father Frederick MUCHMORE, railway engine driver of 22 Ferdinand Place: directive re vaccination against smallpox issued to mother 7 Nov 1880, certificate of successful vaccination issued 18 Feb 1881	Return of Vaccination Officer for Subdistrict of Kentish Town for births registered in November 1880
Anthony C MITCHELMORE	Dec 1970	employed by Wellworthy Ltd, Lymington: patented (with Harold T HILL and Henry G PARKER) a method of soluble core fabrication (US patent no. 3548914)	US Patent Office
Arthur MITCHELMORE-HAWKINS	5 Aug 1970	Flight Lieutenant, received (with wife) by the President of the Irish Republic	Irish Times 5 Aug 1970
Brian K MITCHELMORE	2013	Senior Master: 1969 left Oak Park Secondary Modern School, joined Navy as an Artificer Apprentice, 1970 drafted to HMS Collingwood, Fareham to complete 5 yr apprenticeship, 1993 retired from Navy as Warrant Officer; 1987 awarded 1st Degree Black Belt in Taekwondo, 1989 achieved Instructor Certification	ITA England
E MICHELMORE, Miss	1914-1918	special war worker of 10 Havelock Road, West Kensington: rendered excellent service at Messrs Dunlop's, White City	National Roll of the Great War 1914-1918
Elizabeth Jane MICHELMORE	11 Apr 1876	b 1 Jan 1876, father John MICHELMORE, labourer of Marldon: vaccinated against smallpox	Paignton Vaccinations Register
F MICHELMORE, Miss	1914-1918	special war worker of 10 Havelock Road, West Kensington: rendered valuable service at Messrs Blake's Munition Works, Wood Lane	National Roll of the Great War 1914-1918
Frank MITCHELMORE	27 Jul 1875	b 6 Apr 1875, father John MITCHELMORE, general laborer of Church Street, Totnes: vaccinated against smallpox	Totnes Vaccinations Register
Frederick Robert MITCHELMORE	1 May 1875	b 16 Feb 1875, father Robert MITCHELMORE, labourer of Well Street, Paignton: vaccinated against smallpox	Paignton Vaccinations Register
G de MICHAMORE	1220	resident in Devon	C Spiegelhalter, A dictionary of Devon surnames (1958)
George MICHELMORE	29 Dec 1890	married: admitted to the Amalgamated Society of Woodworkers, Hammersmith at age 33 yr 7 mo	FindMyPast
H W MICHELMORE	Nov 1930	well-known citizen & solicitor of Exeter, current chairman of the Solicitors' Benevolent Association: portrait included in current issue of The Solicitors' Journal. Article [on file in pdfs/other] describes his career and achievements.	Exeter & Plymouth Gazette 5 Nov 1930
I S MICHELMORE	1893/94	awarded certificate in periodical's penmanship competition, 1st Division	The Children’s Friend
James MUCKAMORE	1814-1819	of Newington, Southwark: qualified for jury duty	Ancestry
James MUCKAMORE	1820-1824	of Newington, Southwark: qualified for jury duty	Ancestry
James Thomas MITCHELMORE	6 May 1876	b 9 Jan 1876, father James Richard MITCHELMORE, sawyer of Ford, Dartmouth: vaccinated against smallpox	Dartmouth Vaccinations Register
James F G MICHELMORE	May 1941	the will of his grandfather, Sir Francis George NEWBOLT, KC, provided £400 upon trust to apply to his education and maintenance if and when he became a member of Balliol College, Oxford	Western Morning News 1 May 1941
Jeffery MICHELMORE	31 Aug 1879	steward to his Grace the Duke of Somerset: showed HRH The Prince of Wales around the ruins of Berry Castle	Trewman’s Exeter Flying Post 3 Sep 1879 John Bull 5 Sep 1879
Joan MICHELMORE	Mar 1948	skipper of the Dartmouth Sea Rangers: received a slice of the wedding cake of Princess Elizabeth, who had visited Dartmouth earlier and visited the Rangers	Exeter & Plymouth Gazette 25 Mar 1948
L B MITCHELMORE	7 Jul 1887	wrote letter to editor complaining about flowers being stolen from her mother's grave	The Hampshire Advertiser 9 Jul 1887
Leonard MITCHELMORE	15 Sep 1915	of Queen Street, Newton Abbot: received a cable from his brother announcing the safe arrival in Egypt of the 2nd/5th Battalion, Devonshire Regiment	Western Times 17 Sep 1915
Maud MICHELMORE	Jun 1893	her query about a French proverb answered	The Girl’s Own Paper 17 Jun 1893
Mary MITCHELMORE	12 Sep 1905	presented a number of books to the wife of the pastor of Horeb Congregational Chapel, Llwydcoed, on celebrating his 34th year as minister of the church	Weekly Mail 16 Sep 1905
P H MICHELMORE	28 Jun 1899	best man at wedding of William PACKHAM and Florence Maud RIPPON at St James, Exeter	Exeter Flying Post 1 Jul 1899
Philip Henry MITCHELMORE	9 Apr 1877	b 18 Sep 1876, father John MITCHELMORE, gardner of Bridgetown: vaccinated against smallpox	Totnes Vaccinations Register
Philip John MICHELMORE	22 May 1875	born 29 Jan 1875 , father Philip U MICHELMORE, chemist & druggist of Fore Street, Totnes: vaccinatied against smallpox	Totnes Vaccinations Register
Richard Carlile MICHELMORE	1878-1887	of 137 Hemingford Road, London: stockholder in London Joint Stock Bank	London Gazette 27 Feb 1878, 26 Feb 1879, 25 Feb 1880 & 28 Feb 1887
Robert MYCHELMORE	1410	yeoman: a leader of a group of people who seized a Spanish ship that surrendered at Bolt's Nose, South Huish	personal contributor
Robert MICHLEMORE	11 Aug 1895	member, Amalgamated Society of Woodworkers, Hammersmith, admitted 1 Dec 1890 at age 31 yr 11 mo: married	FindMyPast
Robert Henry MITCHELMORE	29 Apr 1906	goods guard, GWR, aged 42: admitted to the Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants, Newton Abbot	FindMyPast
Robert MICHLEMORE	18 Aug 1930	member, Amalgamated Society of Woodworkers, admitted 1 Dec 1890 at age 31 yr 11 mo: transferred from Hammersmith 1st to Castle Headingham branch	FindMyPast
Sidney Tom Manning MITCHELMORE	26 Oct 1876	b 27 May 1876, father Thomas MITCHELMORE, railway signal[man] of Railway Cottages, Rattery: vaccinated against smallpox	Harberton Vaccinations Register
Thomas MUCKAMORE	1811-1824	of Newington Causeway, Southwark: qualified for jury duty	Ancestry
Thomas MITCHELMORE	Jan 1901	of Woodland Cottage, Lawes Bridge, St Mary Church	personal contributor
Thomasine Michelmore BOWDEN, Miss	1871-1879	of Weir Down, Newhouse, Ivybridge: stockholder in Union Bank of London	London Gazette 25 Feb 1871, 28 Feb 1874, 27 Feb 1878 & 26 Feb 1879
W H MITCHELMORE	24? Jun 1910?	of Cliff Cottage, Torcross: sister Flors? sends postcard from Marshfield, Gloucestershire?, wishing him a happy birthday and encouraging him to name a wedding day "as I want to come home again"	original
W H MITCHELMORE	1887	advertisement for a good general servant	Dartmouth & South Hams Chronicle 30 Dec 1887
W MITCHELMORE	9 Jul 1898	of 74 Richards Street, Cathays, Cardiff: advertises two good cart horses and gear for sale [repeated several times]	Evening Express 9 Jul 1898
William MUCKAMORE	1798	of Alfred Place, Southwark: qualified for jury duty	Ancestry
William MUCKAMORE	1805, 1813	timber merchant of Newington Road, Southwark: qualified for jury duty	Ancestry
William Richard Edwards MITCHELMORE	1863-1939	A Devonian by birth, Alderman Mitchelmore and his wife came to Yeovil in 1895 to run temperance [i.e., non-alcoholic] hotels: the Albany and later the Fernleigh. He was elected to the Town Council in 1907, and subsequently became the "Peace Mayor", serving three terms 1918-1921. A keen advocate of municipal housing, Mitchelmore Road was named in his honour. He was also an enthusiastic antiquarian, undertaking preliminary investigations at the Westland Roman villa site in 1925. The Wyhdham Museum (now the Museum of South Somerset), opened in 1928 to display the Roman "finds", was largely due to his exertions. Appropriately, he was made its first honorary curator, and in 1930 a Freeman of the Borough. For many years he chaired the Education Committee and in the week before his death (which occurred at the Municipal Offices), he had participated in the opening of two new schools: Grass Royal and Summerleaze Park.	A history of Yeovil, p. 101
William Elijah Philip Harris MITCHELMORE	16 Jul 1875	b 4 May 1875, mother Kate MITCHELMORE, domestic servant of Silver Street, Dartmouth: vaccinated against smallpox	Dartmouth Vaccinations Register
William MICHELMORE	2018	Born in Exeter, after moving away for school and university became a solicitor in 1984. Returned to Exeter in 1986 to join the family firm of Michelmores as a 5^th generation lawyer. Also founder of St Austell Brewery Co Ltd and now its non-executive chairman	The Lord Lieutenant of Devon

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