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New WWI exhibition at Yesterday’s World in Battle
In commemoration of the 100th anniversary of WWI Yesterdays World in Battle has created a new WWI display and WWII Blitz Experience which is now open daily. The commemoration of WWI is the perfect opportunity to keep the history of our British armed forces alive and in the forefront of people’s memories. Further information at … read more
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WW1 Residents of Bexhill
As a local historian in Horley I am trying to find the Bexhill address of Henry Webber in 1915/16. He moved from Horley in early December 1915. He was a member of the Stock Exchange for 40 years and very active in local politics in Surrey and “Good Works” in Horley. At the age of … read more
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Sir Charles Ahburnham
Is there any interest in a silver tube containing scrolls of writings presented to Sir Charles Ashburnham by the people of Mexico in February 1839 for his part in helping the country during WW1 please feel free to email me on [reveal email] … read more
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Dorothy Mae Cruttenden
I am looking for any information on my grandmother Dorothy Mae Cruttenden born approx. 1987 or any relatives I may have in St. Leonard’s. She married John William (?) Anderson (a Canadian soldier) during the WWI and my father, Norman Edward Anderson was born in St. Leonard’s on Feb 22, 1919. She may of had … read more
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Battle Abbey during 1st WW
I believe my grandfather William Kidd Hutchinson was at Battle Abbey towards the end of the First World War. He may have been there recuperating from war wounds – was it used as a hospital? Or he may have been working in the gardens as he was a horticulturist and after the war he established … read more
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Munday Family
Does anyone remember Arthur Munday my Grandfather. Lived in Nightingale Cottages New Cut. Served in the 8th Batt Royal Sussex Reg WW1. Later had a poultry farm. Married to Govina Weldon and had four daughters. Later married Elizabeth Cruttenden widow of Sam.Moved away in 1960 lived to the age of 85 returned to Westfield to … read more
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Family History
Hi Pat – My great aunt Alice Lemmon married a Carey who was killed in WWI. She lived on in Ninfield with her sister Kathleen until their death in the early 1950s. … read more
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Rush, Witt & Wilson
Their Bexhill office was the second Rush, Witt & Wilson office to open and is run by a team who … more
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Hi, does anyone know when the Castle name changed to Bar One, and then Townhouse? Rob