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Surbiton, King Charles Road 1907
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Surbiton Common was the scene of one of the last episodes of the English Civil War in 1648. The war was but all over when a Surrey-led rebellion of Royalists, with many recruited from Kingston, were attacked by Parliamentary forces on the common. Lord Francis Villiers, younger brother of the Duke of Buckingham, was killed in the skirmish. Villiers Road and King Charles Road were named after this battle.

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I meant to say 2nd World War, not the 1st !!
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Mount Nelson
I'm interested in King Charles Road because my grandparents lived there in a house named 'Mount Nelson' (is it still there I wonder?). My mother was born there in 1904 and then the family moved to a new house( around 1935 I believe) in Woodlands Rd, Surbiton. During the lst World War I stayed for 4 years with my grandparents as it was safer than being in London where my parents were. Actually Surbiton wasn't all ...see more
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