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This article has a photo of St. Katherine's church and a link to a photo of Chiselhampton House. Please can any contributor add either a picture of Camoys Court or a link to one? Motacilla (talk) 08:26, 13 July 2009 (UTC)[reply]

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Peers Family and the Hall

Relating to: "… Charles Peers of Olney, Buckinghamshire. The combined manor was still with the Peers family in 1958." I can personally attest to it remaining with the family far enough into the 1960s that I (born 1963) remember the 75th birthday of my great-uncle Jack (Charles Peers), at Chislehampton Hall; it was sold when he died. He was the oldest son of Sir Charles Reed Peers and the Charles of Olney who purchased it was either a son of the Sir Charles Peers who has a page of his own or one of two people possibly conflated on that page (my (quite unreliable) memory (of family tales of our ancestors) is of the Lord Mayor and the Chairman of the East India Company being father and son, but that page says they were one and the same). -- Eddy 84.212.132.95 (talk) 10:59, 25 June 2020 (UTC)[reply]