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'''Goffin.'''
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'''Goffin.'''   D'oyle Carte Savoy Theatre, Set & Costume designer.  click [[Peter and Margaret Goffin]]
  
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'''Peter Goffin born 1906 married Margaret Wallace Dale'''
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'''Godden'''.  click [[Rumer Godden]].  Author
  
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'''Peter and Margare'''
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'''Gubbins'''.  click  [[Major-General Sir Colin Gubbins]].  Leader of the SOE (Special Operations Executive) in WW2
  
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'''Christabel Goffin''' born 1937 at Turnip End married Mike Grimmer.  See below article by Christabel published in Speen magazine.
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'''Harris'''.  Arthur Harris. Head of Bomber Command WW2.  click [[Air Chief Marshall Arthur Harris]] and [[RAF Local Residents]]
  
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'''Lucy Goffin''' born 1947.
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'''Pleeth.''' Cellist.   click [[William Pleeth]]
  
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'''1939 census (War Register).''' Dawn Cottage.  Peter Goffin 33 designer of sets and costume for theatre.  Margaret Goffin (wife) 33.  1 person absent.  Bridget D’oyly Carte divorced 31 private means.  Maurice Usher single 29 designer of sets and costume for theatre
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'''Ritchie'''.  click [[1954 Dr John McGregor Ritchie OBE]].  Superintendent of the Royal London Society for the Blind
  
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'''Robbins'''.  click [[1941 Professor Lionel Robbins, War Office economist in Lacey Green]]
  
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'''BLACKOUT FABRIC BECAME A HORSE.'''  I remember Miss Emily Saunders and her lovely shop.    I so loved our trips to see her to get my sweet ration for the week;   Doctor Edwards who looked after us so well and was always kind and helpful;  and my mother making a pantomime horse costume from old faded wartime blackout fabric and we often entered the Fancy Dress parade at Speen Fete.
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'''Rubbra (Benedict)'''.   Painter.   click [[Benedict Rubbra]] for the life story of Benedict and his wife '''Tessa Rubbra a potter'''
  
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click [https://laceygreenhistory.com/w/index.php/Families Families] for other local families{{Person
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'''Rubbra (Edmund)'''.  Composer.  click [[Edmund Rubbra]] for more details.
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Samuel Green Organ.   Rare Lacey Green Church Organ.  click [[Samuel Green Organ]]
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'''Sefton'''.  A cavalry horse injured in bombing.  click [[1984 Sefton comes to Lacey Green (biography)]]
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Latest revision as of 11:26, 27 September 2023

Goffin. D'oyle Carte Savoy Theatre, Set & Costume designer. click Peter and Margaret Goffin

Godden. click Rumer Godden. Author

Gubbins. click Major-General Sir Colin Gubbins. Leader of the SOE (Special Operations Executive) in WW2

Harris. Arthur Harris. Head of Bomber Command WW2. click Air Chief Marshall Arthur Harris and RAF Local Residents

Pleeth. Cellist. click William Pleeth

Ritchie. click 1954 Dr John McGregor Ritchie OBE. Superintendent of the Royal London Society for the Blind

Robbins. click 1941 Professor Lionel Robbins, War Office economist in Lacey Green

Rubbra (Benedict). Painter. click Benedict Rubbra for the life story of Benedict and his wife Tessa Rubbra a potter

Rubbra (Edmund). Composer. click Edmund Rubbra for more details.

Samuel Green Organ. Rare Lacey Green Church Organ. click Samuel Green Organ

Sefton. A cavalry horse injured in bombing. click 1984 Sefton comes to Lacey Green (biography)

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