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Revision as of 11:15, 7 November 2021
Dennis Claydon was one of the first 5 writers and researchers for the Lacey Green and Loosley Row Local History Group.
PROFILE. as on the Local History Website
Dennis wouldn't claim to be a true local, since he was not born in Lacey Green. However, he has spent most of his life in the village. He started school at St. Joh's and later transferred to High Wycombe.
FAMILY. Members of the Claydon family have resided in Lacey Green for well over 200 years. This stimulated in Dennis from a very early age, an interest in local history. From the initial examination of family documents his hobby had led to a far wider study of general village history. His pursuit continue to grow over the years and he had done considerable research whenever time would allow.
INTERESTS. He was a member of Princes Risborough Area Heritage Society, Risborough Countryside Group and Bucks Family History Society. Lately he was a serving member on Lacey Green Parish Council, a position which he held for over 20 years.
SADLY Dennis died on Friday 13th November 2016 aged 73, just after he finished a History of Methodism in Lacey Green.
For research and writings by Dennis, click: --
1905 Auction. Sale of properties at Up Green, Documents found by Dennis
1915 Sale of Estate of Thomas Dell documents found by Dennis