Warren Row no 1

Warren Row.

The Bucks Herald, Saturday 10 Aug.1889. Report of Property Sale on Thursday August 1st 1889.

Lot 3.

Five Brick, Slate and Thatched Cottages, with convenient out-offices and extensive gardens, situate at Lacey Green. Occupied by Messrs F Hickman, T. Janes, George Adams, W. Williams, and Mrs. Lacey.

Sold to Mr W. Warren for £205.

For the above tenants click Free & Ada Mary Hickman...Thomas & Jane Janes...George & Alice Adams...Walter & Miriam Williams...  

Also click Warren Row, Warren Row no 2, Warren Row no 3, and Warren Row no 4.or click Warren Row,

Behind the tree is the thatched cottage. Has the house on its left got 2 doors? was it 2 cottages? If so the furthest left became the Crooked Chimney.

1 Warren Row was better known as the Crooked Chimney. was the northmost of a terrace of three on the east side of Lacey Green Main Road.

Nellie Rixon born 1911, daughter of Walter & Mary Ann Rixon was living at no. 1 Warren Row when she started school in 1915. click Lacey Green School Reunion 2000 for Nellie's school memories.

1939 Register (census). Arthur Lacey 56 incapacitated, Louisa Lacey 56, George Lacey machinist in chair factory, Edward Townsend 30 bricklayer, Fred c Wilson 31 Forman carpenter. See Arthur (Toey) & Louisa Lacey

Photo taken circa 1961/2. no. 1 on the left of the thatched cottage.

The photo on the left was taken in 1962. The house on the left is Crooked Chimney.

1957 Conveyance. Robert John & Elizabeth Roberts of Warren Row no 1 purchased Apple Tree Cottage from Mark Dobell Mott of Hets Loo.