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| − | '''NEW POSTMASTER in Lower Road, Loosley Row''' In 1914 Henry Allen was appointed Postmaster. The 4<sup>th</sup> Postmaster but still in the same property. | + | '''NEW POSTMASTER in Lower Road, Loosley Row''' In 1914 Henry Allen was appointed Postmaster. The 4<sup>th</sup> Postmaster but still in the same property. click [[Henry & Mary Ann Allen]] for their life story |
'''TELEPHONE.''' The Post Office had a telephone, a rare thing just after WW2. Opposite, in a small cottage lived Dr Ucko. His practice was in London. His patients would ring Henry Allen, who would signal to Dr Ucko by hanging a red handkerchief out of the bedroom window. | '''TELEPHONE.''' The Post Office had a telephone, a rare thing just after WW2. Opposite, in a small cottage lived Dr Ucko. His practice was in London. His patients would ring Henry Allen, who would signal to Dr Ucko by hanging a red handkerchief out of the bedroom window. | ||
Latest revision as of 10:29, 26 September 2024
click Families for other local families
NEW POSTMASTER in Lower Road, Loosley Row In 1914 Henry Allen was appointed Postmaster. The 4th Postmaster but still in the same property. click Henry & Mary Ann Allen for their life story
TELEPHONE. The Post Office had a telephone, a rare thing just after WW2. Opposite, in a small cottage lived Dr Ucko. His practice was in London. His patients would ring Henry Allen, who would signal to Dr Ucko by hanging a red handkerchief out of the bedroom window.