Loosley Dene - Revision history

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 Research by '''[[Rita Probert]].'''
-Morton Longley owned Loosley Dene.1949.   [[Loosley Row School]] was sold to Morton Longley, who owned neighbouring “Loosley Dene.   The Old School and Loosley Dene formed one property from 1947
+Morton Longley owned Loosley Dene.
-Julia Gore, granddaughter of Morton and Mrs Longley wrote in 2024 :-
+[[Loosley Row School]] was sold to Morton Longley, who owned neighbouring “Loosley Dene in 1949  The Old School and Loosley Dene formed one property from 1947
 "I have very warm childhood memories of being at Loosley Dene with my brother.
-I particularly remember the amazing views from the window seat in the lounge which was upstairs in the 1960's & 70's looking out over Saunderton and Bledlow, the amazing garden & field where my brother & I played in the huge chicken house.   And the large arched roof wooded panelled hallway that housed the grandfather cloc, and a large gong situated in the lower hallway next to the kitchen which we were allowed to use to announce lunch.
+I particularly remember the amazing views from the window seat in the lounge which was upstairs in the 1960's & 70's looking out over Saunderton and Bledlow, the amazing garden & field where my brother & I played in the huge chicken house.   And the large arched roof wooded panelled hallway that housed the grandfather clock, and a large gong situated in the lower hallway next to the kitchen which we were allowed to use to announce lunch."
-.   The property sold to Aubrey and Alia Nimmo
+'''1973.'''   The property sold to Aubrey and Alia Nimmo
-.   The property sold to Brian and Sally Knight.
+'''1977.'''   The property sold to Brian and Sally Knight.
-.   The property sold to James Donnelly, who converted it to the family home that now exists.   He built a “Minstrels” gallery and 3<sup>rd</sup> bedroom at either end of former classroom (now the living room).   It had been empty/let out on a casual basis for some years.   Prior to that it had been a garage with storage space.
+'''1978'''.   The property sold to James Donnelly, who converted it to the family home that now exists.   He built a “Minstrels” gallery and 3<sup>rd</sup> bedroom at either end of former classroom (now the living room).   It had been empty/let out on a casual basis for some years.   Prior to that it had been a garage with storage space.
-.   The property sold to Peter and Elizabeth Lawrence, who added garage with terrace above.
+'''1981.'''   The property sold to Peter and Elizabeth Lawrence, who added garage with terrace above.
-[[Tim & Sarah Halliday]]'s garden at Loosley Dene was the site of Bette Tyler's Farewell Tea in 2018
+February 1996. An article appeared in Hallmark, researched by Terry Wheeler of Loosley Dene. See [[Railway Line at Risborough|Railway Line at '''Risborough''']]
 [[2021 Gardens Open for TVAA]]

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 Research by '''[[Rita Probert]].'''
-.   [[Loosley Row School]] was sold to Morton Longley, who owned neighbouring “Loosley Dene.   The Old School and Loosley Dene formed one property from 1947
+Morton Longley owned Loosley Dene.1949.   [[Loosley Row School]] was sold to Morton Longley, who owned neighbouring “Loosley Dene.   The Old School and Loosley Dene formed one property from 1947
 .   The property sold to Aubrey and Alia Nimmo

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 .   The property sold to Peter and Elizabeth Lawrence, who added garage with terrace above.
-[[File:Loosely Dean House.jpg|thumb]]
+[[File:Loosely Dean House.jpg|thumb|Morton Longley in Loosley Dene garden.  Photo lent by ]]
 February 1996. An article appeared in Hallmark, researched by Terry Wheeler of Loosley Dene. See [[Railway Line at Risborough]]

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 .   The property sold to Peter and Elizabeth Lawrence, who added garage with terrace above.
+[[File:Loosely Dean House.jpg|thumb]]
 February 1996. An article appeared in Hallmark, researched by Terry Wheeler of Loosley Dene. See [[Railway Line at Risborough]]

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 February 1996. An article appeared in Hallmark, researched by Terry Wheeler of Loosley Dene. See [[Railway Line at Risborough]]
-[[Tim & Sarah Halliday]]'s garden at Loosley Dene was the site of the  [[2018  Bette's Farewell Tea]]
+[[Tim & Sarah Halliday]]'s garden at Loosley Dene was the site of Bette Tyler's Farewell Tea in 2018
 [[2021 Gardens Open for TVAA]]

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−	[[2021 Gardens Open for TVAA]] ~~{{Property~~	+	[[2021 Gardens Open for TVAA]]
−	~~\|Construction Era=1823 Enclosures Record~~
−	~~\|Type of Property=House, School~~
−	~~\|Use of Property=Residential, School~~
−	~~\|Village=Loosley Row~~
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 February 1996. An article appeared in Hallmark, researched by Terry Wheeler of Loosley Dene. See [[Railway Line at Risborough]]
-[[Tim & Sarah Halliday]]'s garden at Loosley Dene was the site of the [[2016 Farewell Tea for Bette]]{{Property
+[[Tim & Sarah Halliday]]'s garden at Loosley Dene was the site of the  [[2018  Bette's Farewell Tea]] {{Property
 |Construction Era=1823 Enclosures Record
 |Type of Property=House, School