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The family lived in The Thatched House for the duration of the war although, after the first year or so, Hugh Lloyd must have been an occasional visitor as his subsequent appointments were based outside the UK. For Hugh's career go to [[Hugh Pughe LLoyd]] | The family lived in The Thatched House for the duration of the war although, after the first year or so, Hugh Lloyd must have been an occasional visitor as his subsequent appointments were based outside the UK. For Hugh's career go to [[Hugh Pughe LLoyd]] | ||
| − | 2016 Ordinance Survey Map Church Lane, Lacey Green, researched by [https://laceygreenhistory.com/w/index.php/Laurence_Rostron Laurence Rostron]. The Thatched House occupied by Mr M Blackburn | + | '''2016 Ordinance Survey Map''' Church Lane, Lacey Green, researched by [https://laceygreenhistory.com/w/index.php/Laurence_Rostron Laurence Rostron]. The Thatched House occupied by Mr M Blackburn |
Revision as of 12:34, 10 January 2023
The Thatched House, Church Lane, Lacey Green was built in 1938/9.
Research by Laurence Roston. The Thatched House was built in 1938/9 but before the new owners could move in it was requisitioned by the War Office for use by Royal Air Force officers based at Bomber Command at RAF High Wycombe (Walters Ash). The first occupants were (then) Group Captain Hugh Lloyd with his wife Kathleen and their daughter Patricia
The family lived in The Thatched House for the duration of the war although, after the first year or so, Hugh Lloyd must have been an occasional visitor as his subsequent appointments were based outside the UK. For Hugh's career go to Hugh Pughe LLoyd
2016 Ordinance Survey Map Church Lane, Lacey Green, researched by Laurence Rostron. The Thatched House occupied by Mr M Blackburn