St. GennysHas anyone heard of “St Gennys”, Raeplington Road, Thundersley in about 1928 or of a Mr Manning who apparently lived there? It may also be Rayleigh Road.Author By Malcolm BrooksPage added: 30/12/2014 Comments about this pageAdd your own commentMany thanks Eileen, that’s very helpful.By Malcolm Brooks (22/01/2015)There is a house name index on Benfleet archive’s site which lists the property ‘St Gennys’ as being number 445 Rayleigh Road, Thundersley. [The Benfleet Archive together with other local archives can also be viewed by following the Links at the bottom left hand side of the page – Ed]By Eileen Gamble (21/01/2015) Add a comment about this pageYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Your comment:Name * Email * I consent to my name and e-mail address being stored along with this comment, and to the website editors communicating with me by e-mail about the comment if necessary. My name may be published alongside the comment on the website, but my e-mail address will not be published. My information will not be shared with any third party (see our Privacy Statement - opens in a new window). * Δ Can you help?1 Horatio Cottages, Chapel Lane1945 Victory Parties Drop-in at Hadleigh Library2 Brittania Cottages London Road.A Salvation Army ColonistAnyone remember the MacPherson or Brennan families?Barge: The 'Hadleigh Castle'Beech Cottage, Beech RoadBertram Thomas Henry ScudderBeulah House, Daws Heath, ThundersleyDallahousieDo you recognise anyone in this picture?Elliotts from ThundersleyField MaplesFinding Out About Local House HistoriesHadleigh BusinessesHadleigh ClinicHadleigh Congregational Church outing in 1929Hadleigh Hall - a request for helpHadleigh Olympiads Athletic ClubHadleigh RayHadleigh Shops 1939 to 1955Hadleigh Youth Club in the late 1940sHallamshire, Kiln Road – a Photo RequestHart Road and Swans Green..Have your old pictures scanned for freeHelp Requested with Deanes School History ProjectHelp: Thundersley and Daws Heath Past - Pt 1Help: Thundersley and Daws Heath Past - Pt 2Howard's Dairies: pictures neededInglewood, London Road, Hadleigh, Essex, family home of Henry Rayner to 1958Jane Chalk? 1917Jim Pedder's GoatJohn BurrowsJohn JonesKing George V's Silver JubileeLockharts Cocoa RoomsLooking for "Alverstoke" on the London Road, Hadleigh, 1915-1932Looking for My First Home in Homestead GardensMedal Found In Hadleigh GardenMetal DetectingMiscellaneous photographs of HadleighMiss Dorothy Dunger, music teacher of ThundersleyMornington Crescent HadleighMy Father - E. C. BeavenMy memories of Hadleigh in the 1930sNanny Ede's CottageNissen Huts in Hadleigh c.1960Old Post OfficePorter's: Information ExchangeReservoir {Country Park}Riva-Bella (Calvados) - Villas "Normandy-Cottage" et "Pluie de Roses"Robinson Chi Rho A.Y.P.A. pantomime 1948.ROMAN BATHS ?ROYAL CANADIAN ARTILLERY IN HADLEIGHRoyal Welsh Fusiliers in HadleighSchool gathering at Hadleigh CastleSt James The Less Church ChoirSt. GennysSuffolk House and the TookeysThe Keys BrothersThe Russell's of HadleighThomas Causton Thundersley Protestant Martyr on Rayleigh MemorialThundersley & Hadleigh Football Club {1}Thundersley & Hadleigh Football Club {2}Thundersley Cage Lock-UpTopexWhen Thundersley's Tithe Barn caught fireWhen? Where? Who?World War 2 Share thisFacebookPinterestTwitterLinkedin
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Many thanks Eileen, that’s very helpful.
There is a house name index on Benfleet archive’s site which lists the property ‘St Gennys’ as being number 445 Rayleigh Road, Thundersley.
[The Benfleet Archive together with other local archives can also be viewed by following the Links at the bottom left hand side of the page – Ed]
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