Sidney & Florence Janes - Revision history

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 '''Mollie Nancy Janes''' born   married Dennis Burrows
-[[File:Charlie Claydon and Syd Janes.jpg|thumb]]
+[[File:Charlie Claydon and Syd Janes.jpg|thumb|Charlie Claydon and Sid Janes]]
 '''Pamela Florence Janes''' born  married Peter Armstrong.   '''Pamela Armstrong described [[Lacey Green School]]''' '''in a questionnaire at a school reunion organised by [https://laceygreenhistory.com/w/index.php/Lacey_Green_History_Group Lacey Green History Group].'''   Click [[Lacey Green School Reunion 2000]]

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 '''Mollie Nancy Janes''' born   married Dennis Burrows
+[[File:Charlie Claydon and Syd Janes.jpg|thumb]]
 '''Pamela Florence Janes''' born  married Peter Armstrong.   '''Pamela Armstrong described [[Lacey Green School]]''' '''in a questionnaire at a school reunion organised by [https://laceygreenhistory.com/w/index.php/Lacey_Green_History_Group Lacey Green History Group].'''   Click [[Lacey Green School Reunion 2000]]
 '''After Sidney died in 1962, his widow Florence was interviewed''' by [[Miles Marshall]] who reported the following :-

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 also click [[1957 Sid's Bakehouse]] for memories of Sid's daughter Pamela
 [[File:Bodgers World 02.jpg|thumb|Sid Janes on delivery round]]
 '''Sydney Henry Janes''' born 1904 was the son of [[Hezekiah & Caroline Janes]]

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 also click [[1957 Sid's Bakehouse]] for memories of Sid's daughter Pamela
-[[File:Bodgers World 02.jpg|thumb]]
+[[File:Bodgers World 02.jpg|thumb|Sid Janes on delivery round]]
 '''Sydney Henry Janes''' born 1904 was the son of [[Hezekiah & Caroline Janes]]

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-After Sidney died his widow Florence was interviewed by [[Miles Marshall]] who reported the following :-
+'''After Sidney died in 1962, his widow Florence was interviewed''' by [[Miles Marshall]] who reported the following :-
 Mrs Janes, Sidney's widow, still lives in the village in the modern bungalow which she built on part of the old farm land when he died so she might look after her mother.    When I visited her she was kind enough to help me in piecing together the story of the old bakehouse.   So too was Charlie Claydon who worked for many years for Sidney Janes.   In fact Mr Claydon was brought up in the business from a lad.   Sidney developed his baking business and eventually had his grandfather's old bread oven demolished and a modern oven installed by a London firm. He had a wide sale for his bread.   He ran two delivery vans at one time, though always with horses.   They also kept a trap which Mrs Janes would drive.  She would sometimes drive it down to Jacob's Smithy in Back Lane, Princes Risborough to get a horse shod.
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 Mrs Janes used to keep ducks and hens which were her main interest, for she took no active part in the bakery, though sometimes she would bake herself or her friends some special bread rolls in the bakery on a Saturday morning.   She also sold milk from the house and still recollects her embarrassment, when she was first married, at the habit of regular customers walking straight into their breakfast room and waiting until they were served!   But she soon got accustomed to it and thought no more of it than did Sidney.

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 '''Pamela Florence Janes''' born  married Peter Armstrong.   '''Pamela Armstrong described [[Lacey Green School]]''' '''in a questionnaire at a school reunion organised by [https://laceygreenhistory.com/w/index.php/Lacey_Green_History_Group Lacey Green History Group].'''   Click [[Lacey Green School Reunion 2000]]
-After Sidney died his widow Florence was interviewed by Miles Marshall who reported the following :-
-Mrs Janes, Sidney's widow, still lives in the village in the modern bungalow which she built on part of the old farm land when he ded so she might look after her mother.    When I visited her she was kind enough to help me in piecing together the story of the old bakehouse.   So too was Charlie Claydon who worked for many years for Sidney Janes.   In fact Mr Claydon was brought up in the business from a lad.   Sidney developed his baking business and eventually had his grandfather's old bread oven demolished and a modern oven installed by a London firm. He had a wide sale for his bread.   He ran two delivery vans at one time, though always with horses.   They also kept a trap which Mrs Janes would drive.  She would sometimes drive it down to Jacob's Smithy in Back Lane, Princes Risborough to get a horse shod.
+After Sidney died his widow Florence was interviewed by [[Miles Marshall]] who reported the following :-
 Sidney's output was almost entirely bread, no confectionery, though to special order he would bake the most delicious lardy cakes (shaley cakes to some).   He would also, on a Saturday, bake a pie or a weekend joint for cottagers at tuppence a time. and his services were sure to be in demand to bake their Christmas dinners too.
-Mrs Janes used to keep ducks and hens which were her main interest, for she took no active part in the bakery, though sometimes she would bake herself or her friends some special bread rolls in the bakery on a Saturday morning.   She also sold milk from the house and still recollects her embarrassment, when she was first married, at the habit of regular customers walking straight into their breakfast room and waiting until they were served!   But se soon got accustomed to it and thought no more of it than did Sidney.
+Mrs Janes used to keep ducks and hens which were her main interest, for she took no active part in the bakery, though sometimes she would bake herself or her friends some special bread rolls in the bakery on a Saturday morning.   She also sold milk from the house and still recollects her embarrassment, when she was first married, at the habit of regular customers walking straight into their breakfast room and waiting until they were served!   But she soon got accustomed to it and thought no more of it than did Sidney.