I have many happy memories of the village, where we lived as a family for many years. My dad (smokey) worked for Caves and my mum was a dinner lady at the school.I still go back for a visit, and stop outside the White bungalow reminiscing. Happy days.

Hi All at Home anyone fancy a chat please leave a message on the site, The site is brilliant- great to see the village holding its own
From Robert Huish
ex 3 Pigleaze

Enjoyed your site, particularly the old photos, as I am researching my ancestors who lived in Everleigh at the end of the 18th century - the family name was JEE and I have a Parish Clerk, Blacksmith and Shopkeeper in my tree - I would be interested to know if anyone has access to any information about any JEE (or GEE or JAY) in Everleigh late 1700s/early 1800s

Cliff Jones;-)

Hello to all in Everleigh. We have just discovered your website, and have been looking at all the lovely photos from the past. We stopped off to take some refreshment in The Crown but saw it was closed, shame. Is the closure permanent?
We looked briefly around Everleigh and thought it was lovely, hopefully may live there one day.
Great worthwhile website. Ken & Sharon Martin.

I lived at Everleigh in the bungalow called Kingscoate in was around 1963 when we had a bad winter the Gurkas came to dig us out as we had really bad snow drifts at the time.The Goa was then a cafe run by Mr jim Wildbore and his family in the village then i remember the Copes,Hewish,Adams,stringers,The shop run by Mr Bradford and family i also remember the Hannons Linda and Richard i was a Walton then.I found it interesting coming across your site.

Deirdre.:-D