Molsey Blount: The Colonial First Lady of Tennessee: From North Carolina to the frontier of Tennessee, her legacy continues

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Around 1330, John de Matham married Isabella de Molesey. Her estate became known as Molesey Matham. The manor house of Molesey Matham was built around this time. (The house with its later, mainly 17 th-century, additions still survives at 6 Matham Road). Regular newsletters keep our members informed of all our forthcoming events as well as giving other interesting information about our local history. Finally, in 2021 Ollie Stanhope won a gold medal at the Tokyo Olympics in the PR3 4+. Ollie is of course the aforementioned Richard Stanhope’s son. The Poyntz Arms Public House and Molesey East & West Conservative Club host matches in the Tolworth and District Pool League.

UK Census (2011). "Local Area Report – Greater London Built-up area (E34004707)". Nomis. Office for National Statistics . Retrieved 9 March 2022. In 1959 the MBC coxless IV won the Wyfold Challenge Cup at Henley – each of the five heats was won with the verdict “easily,” that is by more than four lengths. This was MBC’s first Henley win since 1893.Pepe, Darren; Smurthwaite, Tom (6 April 2017). "Thieves scale phone company scaffolding to steal lead from church". Surrey Live. Results [ edit ] Head of the River Race [ edit ] 2015: 2nd 2014: 1st (of 70. Unofficial as race was abandoned as wind increased.) 2013: Race Cancelled 2012: 2nd [n 1] 2011: 2nd [n 2] 2010: 1st [n 3] 2009: 4th [n 4] 2008: 8th [n 5] 2007: 3rd (of unknown number. Unofficial as race was abandoned after several crews sank.) 2006: 3rd 2005: 4th 2004: Race Cancelled 2003: 2nd 2002: 4th 2001: 4th 2000: 5th Henley Royal Regatta [ edit ]

The demolition of the last of the Moleseys’ houses of historic interest took place including the Old Manor House in West Molesey (1963), Grove House (1963), Radnor House in the Walton Road (1967), The Grove (1975) and East Molesey Court (1983).The Moleseys benefited from social and public health improvements in the late Victorian era including gas for homes and street lighting (1860s), a volunteer fire brigade (1872), water and sewage (1874, 1894), a library committee (1880), the first Molesey hospital in Manor Road (1890), the telephone (1900), a police station (1900) and electricity for homes (1904). By the early 13 th c. the prefixes West and East were in use. (18 th c. newspapers also referred to Upper and Lower Molesey).