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| − | + | click [[Business]] for other builders[[File:Black Firs 1930.jpg|alt=.|thumb|Nancy Hawes. Black Firs. 1930s]] | |
| + | In the 1960's a new bungalow in [https://laceygreenhistory.com/w/index.php/Church_Lane Church Lane], Lacey Green, called Black Firs replaced a bungalow called '[[Home Sweet Home]]'. click [[Home Sweet Home]] for the history of the old home. | ||
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| + | '''''Research Note''' by Laurence Rostron. Nancy Hawes died in 1956. '''Home Sweet Home''' was purchased by Ted Saunders, demolished and replaced by a bungalow which he called '''Black Firs'''. After his death, his family demolished the bungalow and in 1997 they built the existing house. (click [[Ted & Ann Saunders]] for more about Ted)'' | ||
'''2016 Ordinance Survey''' Map Church Lane, Lacey Green, researched by [https://laceygreenhistory.com/w/index.php/Laurence_Rostron Laurence Rostron]. Black Firs occupied by Mr J & Mrs K Black | '''2016 Ordinance Survey''' Map Church Lane, Lacey Green, researched by [https://laceygreenhistory.com/w/index.php/Laurence_Rostron Laurence Rostron]. Black Firs occupied by Mr J & Mrs K Black | ||
Latest revision as of 11:25, 2 June 2024
click Business for other builders
In the 1960's a new bungalow in Church Lane, Lacey Green, called Black Firs replaced a bungalow called 'Home Sweet Home'. click Home Sweet Home for the history of the old home.
Research Note by Laurence Rostron. Nancy Hawes died in 1956. Home Sweet Home was purchased by Ted Saunders, demolished and replaced by a bungalow which he called Black Firs. After his death, his family demolished the bungalow and in 1997 they built the existing house. (click Ted & Ann Saunders for more about Ted)
2016 Ordinance Survey Map Church Lane, Lacey Green, researched by Laurence Rostron. Black Firs occupied by Mr J & Mrs K Black