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| HENRY BENNETT |
*1896 |
| Mrs ANNA MARIA BENNETT |
*1900 - 1914 |
| GEORGE SYMONDS |
by 1916 |
| RONALD
EUGENE JACKSON BELL |
07.07.1934 |
| DOUGLAS ARTHUR OLIVER BAKER |
07.10.1942 |
c1915 - A magnificent house.
Image shown with permission
© Jennifer Davis 2002
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Beam above door dated 1583.
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House known as the German Cottage when lived in by James Scott who was a
carpenter and organ builder. In 1869 Scott is only recorded in the
trades directory as an organ maker, no mention of beer. At the time of his death in 1871 he was
recorded as a brewer. (The 1871 census records him as an imbecile. This
condition was as a result of a serious head injury in 1867, which is
possibly when Thomas Sayer arrived at the house, taking occupation by
1872.
Info thanks to David Secker
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Known as "SAYERS" to 1890's
Also referenced as the FIVE HORSE SHOES
Whole village forcibly evacuated in 1942 to allow formation of battle
training area.
Licence "In suspense'' 1942
c1953
Evidence of damage apparent.
Image provided by Jennifer Davis.
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