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  • Nanny Ede’s Cottage 29/05/2020 This would be on the site of where Runwood Homes offices now stand. It’s a long shot, but if you...
  • A.R.Adams Funeral Directors 24/05/2020 John, Do you remember when Nellie Adams (Win and Ivy's mother) passed away or where she was buried? I think...
  • Mornington Crescent Hadleigh 22/05/2020 Further to comment below re "Sinclair Road was off Seymour Rd when I was growing up but you could only...
  • “Thundersley” in Benfleet Parish 21/05/2020 It’s an interesting article as I lived with my parents in the sixties and seventies in Kiln Road, on its...
  • Help: Thundersley and Daws Heath Past – Pt 1 10/05/2020 I am Geoffrey Cavalier; I was 10 years old in 1956 and at school at Thundersley Primary school, Mr French...
  • 1945 Victory in Europe (VE) Celebrations in Hadleigh 08/05/2020 My father-in-law Charlie Knott lived in Downer Road North. He remembers celebrating VE Day a few days later in a...
  • 1945 Victory in Europe (VE) Celebrations in Hadleigh 08/05/2020 Excellent research and recollections, Malcolm. Congratulations!
  • A.R.Adams Funeral Directors 08/05/2020 My Mother was Ivy Skinner. I remember Aunty Win when living in Leigh/ Chalkwell area.
  • Castle Lane and the Castle 06/05/2020 I certainly remember the Market Garden and the Water Mill that was there. I can also remember at least two...
  • Hadleigh Junior School staff, summer 1972. 29/04/2020 Mr Harris was brilliant. I also had Miss Brum - was a great teacher; I remember my first day, she...
  • Open Arts 24/04/2020 Click on this comment to see the Open Arts video on their lock-in activities. Great to see!
  • Open Arts 18/04/2020 Great to see Open Arts taking its place in all that is good in Hadleigh. A group that I always...
  • Daws Heath and the Limehouse Draper 18/04/2020 My father was born at Rivers Corner in 1909. James Rolph was his Grandfather. My father was one of three...
  • ROMAN BATHS ? 17/04/2020 By chance came across this site... what a lovely area to play it was for me and many others covering...
  • James ‘Cunning’ Murrell (1785-1860) 17/04/2020 My father's grandad was Percy Murrell who had three daughters Joyce, Iris and Madge. We are also descendants of Cunning...
  • W. Thorington, Homestead Dairy, Thundersley 17/04/2020 I have been researching my family tree and found that Walter Thorington was my Great Grandmother's (Jane Chalk) brother in...
  • A.R.Adams Funeral Directors 17/04/2020 Archibald Richard Adams was my Great Grandfather. His daughter Winifred was my Grandmother. She married Alfred James Castle in St...
  • Open Arts 16/04/2020 Keep your hands busy and your mind occupied, seeing, making and appreciating beautiful things for a better human experience. What...
  • Open Arts 15/04/2020 A fabulously worthwhile charitable enterprise, run by lovely people, all of whom Hadleigh and the HOFS Community are justly proud....
  • Fitzwilliam Road 15/04/2020 Though the route of the lane has changed slightly, owing to the building of the reservoir and a few other...
  • Hadleigh Castle – from 1891 to now 14/04/2020 I think that my wife and her parents, as Castle Point residents, didn't have to pay but I did as...
  • The Strangman Family of Hadleigh in Essex 12/04/2020 Hi, Just going through a large collection of papers that my wife has in connection with James Pim Strangman and...
  • Hadleigh Junior School staff, summer 1972. 04/04/2020 Mr Duncan Harris on the far left on the back row. I still have nightmares about Miss Hewitt!!!
  • Dodds Grove 01/04/2020 Dodds Grove once belonged to the Dean and Chapter of St Paul's in the City. It was just 2 rods...
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  • Nanny Ede's Cottage

    26/05/2020
    I am hoping to find information on a cottage formerly known as 105 London Road, ...

  • Stanley Alfred Haves

    26/05/2020
    Introduction: On the eve of the Third Battle of Ypres the British occupied a few buildings ...

  • Daws Heath – The Forgotten World War 2 Outpost. By Richard Burgess

    26/05/2020

  • Growing together; Trust Links

    26/05/2020
    Recent visits to the Growing Together, Thundersley showed how the local  Trust Links project has ...
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