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| − | '''William Attridge''' was born in 1913 in County Cork, Ireland | + | '''William "Bill" Attridge''' was born in 1913 in County Cork, Ireland. |
| − | '''Winifred Harvey''' born 1918 was the daughter of [[Ernest & Alice Harvey]] | + | '''Winifred Harvey''' born 1918 at [[Steep Hill Cottage]], Loosley Row, was the daughter of [[Ernest & Alice Harvey]] |
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| + | '''Winifred described her schooldays''' In a questionnaire at a school reunion (for this click [[Lacey Green School Reunion 2000]]. | ||
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| + | '''Bill and Winifred were married in1939'''. | ||
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| + | '''Bill and Winifred had 5 children as follows :-''' | ||
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| + | '''Maureen J Attridge''' born 1940 | ||
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| + | '''Marilyn Attridge''' born 1943 described her schooldays at a school reunion (for this click [[Lacey Green School Reunion 2000]]) | ||
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| + | '''Beverly K Attridge''' born 1946 | ||
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| + | '''Clive W Attridge''' born 1948 married Margaret E Rand in 1975 | ||
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| + | '''In 1948 to 1954''' (daughter Marilyn's schooldays) Bill and Winifred were living at [[Beechwood Cottage]], [[Woodway]] | ||
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| + | '''In year 2000''' William and Winnifred were living at [[Greenlands no 2]], Lacey Green. | ||
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| + | '''William died in 2012.''' aged 98. His grave is in Loosley Row Baptist Cemetery. | ||
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| + | '''Winnifred died in 2007'''. Her grave is in Loosley Row Baptist Cemetery | ||
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| + | '''[https://laceygreenhistory.com/w/index.php/Geoff_Gomme Geoff Gomme] said this of [https://laceygreenhistory.com/w/index.php/Bill_Attridge Bill Attridge], when he died.''' | ||
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| + | I can't say that Bill was born in Lacey Green, but he lived here so long that he was accepted as one of us. Originally from Scull, County Cork, he came to England in 1931 after hearing that the then vicar of Haddenham needed a gardener. He'd been working on a farm in Ireland (long hours for scant reward, I imagine). He was one of six brothers and one sister - the boys, I believe, all followed him here. Bill liked to watch the cricket and enjoy a pint afterwards. He was 98. | ||
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| + | click [[Attridge]] for others in this family. | ||
Latest revision as of 09:53, 4 June 2024
William "Bill" Attridge was born in 1913 in County Cork, Ireland.
Winifred Harvey born 1918 at Steep Hill Cottage, Loosley Row, was the daughter of Ernest & Alice Harvey
Winifred described her schooldays In a questionnaire at a school reunion (for this click Lacey Green School Reunion 2000.
Bill and Winifred were married in1939.
Bill and Winifred had 5 children as follows :-
Maureen J Attridge born 1940
Marilyn Attridge born 1943 described her schooldays at a school reunion (for this click Lacey Green School Reunion 2000)
Beverly K Attridge born 1946
Clive W Attridge born 1948 married Margaret E Rand in 1975
In 1948 to 1954 (daughter Marilyn's schooldays) Bill and Winifred were living at Beechwood Cottage, Woodway
In year 2000 William and Winnifred were living at Greenlands no 2, Lacey Green.
William died in 2012. aged 98. His grave is in Loosley Row Baptist Cemetery.
Winnifred died in 2007. Her grave is in Loosley Row Baptist Cemetery
Geoff Gomme said this of Bill Attridge, when he died.
I can't say that Bill was born in Lacey Green, but he lived here so long that he was accepted as one of us. Originally from Scull, County Cork, he came to England in 1931 after hearing that the then vicar of Haddenham needed a gardener. He'd been working on a farm in Ireland (long hours for scant reward, I imagine). He was one of six brothers and one sister - the boys, I believe, all followed him here. Bill liked to watch the cricket and enjoy a pint afterwards. He was 98.
click Attridge for others in this family.