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  • 05:53, 10 September 2022 Joan talk contribs created page 1968 The Bard of Lacey Green (Created page with "{{Social Snapshot |Year=1968 |Theme=Poetry Competition |Socialperiod=Category:1960's }}")
  • 14:46, 9 September 2022 Joan talk contribs deleted page Home of Rest for Horses (content was: "'''THE HORSES HOME OF REST  ''' by [https://laceygreenhistory.com/w/index.php/Walter_Stein Walter Stein]    researched in 1972 (also see [https://laceygreenhistory.com/w/index.php/Attraction._The_Horses_Home_of_Rest_Remembers Attraction. The Horses Home of Rest Remembers]) '''ESTABLISHED AT SPEEN FARM''' In 1971 The Horses Trust purchased [https://laceygreenhistory.com/w/index....", and the only contributor was "Joan" (talk))
  • 14:36, 9 September 2022 Joan talk contribs deleted page Attraction. The Home of Rest for Horses (content was: "'''THE HORSES HOME OF REST  ''' by Walter Stein    researched in 1972 (also see Attraction. The Horses Home of Rest Remembers) '''ESTABLISHED AT SPEEN FARM''' In 1971 The Horses Trust purchased Speen Farm and established a Home of Rest for Horses.    Walter Stein of Woodfield Road, Lacey Green visited it shortly afterwards: -- '''INFORMATION''' I paid a vi...", and the only contributor was "Joan" (talk))
  • 14:32, 9 September 2022 Joan talk contribs created page 1971 new Home of Rest for Horses (Created page with "{{Social Snapshot |Year=1971 |Village=Lacey Green |Author=Walter Stein |Socialperiod=Category:1970's }}")
  • 12:48, 9 September 2022 Joan talk contribs deleted page Attraction. 1998 Sheaf to Loaf (content was: "FAST FOOD     Printed in ‘Tractor and Machinery’.   Reporter Ann D. Priest If it had been a bar of gold the smile on the face of the holder could not have been broader.   In fact it was a small brown loaf which brought the look of sheer happiness to its owner.   It was one of ten such loaves produced in the ‘Sheaf to Loaf’ by the Historic Farm Machinery event, which took...", and the only contributor was "Joan" (talk))
  • 12:42, 9 September 2022 Joan talk contribs created page 1998 Sheaf to Loaf record challenge (Created page with "{{Social Snapshot |Year=1998 |Village=Lacey Green |Theme=Guiness Book of Records challenge |Socialperiod=Category:1990's }}")
  • 12:33, 9 September 2022 Joan talk contribs created page 1926 The Allotment Society Ltd (Created page with "{{Organisations |Organisation Name=The Allotment Society Ltd |Current Status=active |Start Date=1926 }}")
  • 11:32, 9 September 2022 Joan talk contribs deleted page Sefton comes to Speen Farm (content was: "The Biography of Sefton. Reported by Joan West information taken from national news and local knowledge '''SEFTON'''   '''A BRITISH ARMY HORSE''' Sefton served with the British army from the age of 4 years until he was 21years old.    He was not an easy ride.   Soldiers did not learn on him, but to ride him was offered to the best pupils as a reward.   He spent time in G...", and the only contributor was "Joan" (talk))
  • 11:28, 9 September 2022 Joan talk contribs created page 1984 Sefton comes to Lacey Green (biography) (Created page with "{{Social Snapshot |Year=1984 |Village=Lacey Green |Author=Joan West |Theme=Biography of cavalry horse 'Sefton' |Socialperiod=Category:1980's }}")
  • 11:13, 9 September 2022 Joan talk contribs deleted page Attraction. The Home of Rest Remembers Horses (content was: "The following is a copy of an article that appeared in the Horses Trust newsletter in July 2016. '''THE BOMBING''' This Wednesday 20<sup>th</sup> July 2016, The Horses Trust, based at Speen Farm, Lacey Green, will be remembering the tragic victims of the Hyde Park bombing.   It is 34 years since this horrific atrocity in Knightsbridge, a car bomb that killed four sol...", and the only contributor was "Joan" (talk))
  • 11:01, 9 September 2022 Joan talk contribs created page 1982 Horses killed in I.R.A. Bombing (Created page with "{{Social Snapshot |Year=1982 |Author=The Horse's Trust Newsletter |Socialperiod=Category:1980's }}")
  • 13:11, 8 September 2022 Joan talk contribs created page 1989 Beating the Bounds (Created page with "{{Social Snapshot |Year=1989 |Author=Randall Evans |Copywrite=Lacey Green Parish Council |Socialperiod=Category:1980's }}")
  • 12:44, 8 September 2022 Joan talk contribs created page 1983 Strawberry Tea 9th year (Created page with "{{Social Snapshot |Year=1983 |Village=Lacey Green |Author=Village Hall Social Committee |Theme=Advertisment |Socialperiod=Category:1980's }}")
  • 11:20, 8 September 2022 Joan talk contribs deleted page Fred Baker & Con Gomme (content was: "'''Fred Baker, born in 1908''' was the son of Albert and Hannah Baker. Click Albert John Baker & Hannah Harvey for details of their family, including Fred. '''Constance Lillah Gomme''', born in 1908, known as 'Connie' or 'Con' was the son of Ralph and Ellen Nolan Gomme. She was born in the cottage of Loosley House, where her father was chauffeur to Colonel and Mrs Tighe. ''...", and the only contributor was "Joan" (talk))
  • 10:55, 8 September 2022 Joan talk contribs deleted page Memories by Con Baker (content was: "Also go to Fred Baker & Con Gomme for more. '''Now 97 years old, Con tells of her memories up to the 1920's,''' when she was Constance Gomme. I have spent my life here - travelled a bit - a very happy life. I have had good health, which is so important. '''My Childhood''' I lived with my Mum and Dad at Loosley House. What a happy time. Post Office on the bank; my goo...", and the only contributor was "Joan" (talk))
  • 10:44, 8 September 2022 Joan talk contribs created page 2005 Memories of Con Baker (Created page with "{{Social Snapshot |Year=2005 |Village=Loosley Row |Author=Con Baker |Theme=Memories of Con Baker aged 97 |Socialperiod=Category:2000's }}")
  • 10:24, 8 September 2022 Joan talk contribs created page 1857 Baptist Chapel Concert for a Sunday School (Created page with "{{Social Snapshot |Year=1857 |Village=Loosley Row |Author=Bucks Free Press |Socialperiod=Category:1800's }}")
  • 10:06, 8 September 2022 Joan talk contribs created page 1985 Village Hall Social Events (Created page with "{{Social Snapshot |Year=1985 |Village=Lacey Green |Author=Lily Barber |Copywrite=Village Hall Social Committee |Socialperiod=Category:1980's }}")
  • 10:01, 8 September 2022 Joan talk contribs created page 1972 Village Hall Turkey Supper (Created page with "{{Social Snapshot |Year=1972 |Village=Lacey Green |Author=Village Hall Social Committee |Theme=1st Village Hall Committee Turkey Supper |Socialperiod=Category:1970's }}")
  • 06:43, 8 September 2022 Joan talk contribs created page 2010 The Over-50's Lunch Club (Created page with "{{Organisations |Organisation Name=The Over-50's Lunch Club |Current Status=active |Start Date=2010 }}")
  • 06:39, 8 September 2022 Joan talk contribs deleted page Lace Makers of Lacey Green and Loosley Row (content was: "Rosemary Mortham made a record of local lace makers as follows:- '''Mary Witney''' (nee Mary Claydon) Mary was related to Dennis Claydon. She was born on 11th June 1843. In the 1851 census she is described as a Lace maker, aged 7 years. In later life, her son Albert John Witney is known to have turned her bobbins out of plum wood. '''Charlotte Briscoe''' (nee Charlotte Ha...", and the only contributor was "Joan" (talk))
  • 06:34, 8 September 2022 Joan talk contribs created page 1898 Local Lace Makers (Created page with "{{Social Snapshot |Year=1898 |Author=Rosemary Mortham |Theme=Local Lace Makers |Socialperiod=Category:1800's }}")
  • 06:27, 8 September 2022 Joan talk contribs deleted page Happy 100th Connie (content was: "Also go to Fred Baker & Con Gomme for more '''2008. Report in the Bucks Free Press''' A grandmother has been celebrating her 100th birthday in style Constance Baker who lives in Foundry Lane, Loosley Row, reached the landmark on Saturday Con Baker, as she is better known by friends and family, was born in Lower Road, Loosley Row, and has l...", and the only contributor was "Joan" (talk))
  • 06:22, 8 September 2022 Joan talk contribs created page 2008 Con Baker's 100th party (Created page with "{{Social Snapshot |Year=2008 |Village=Loosley Row |Author=Bucks Free Press |Theme=100 years birthday party |Socialperiod=Category:2000's }}")
  • 04:52, 7 September 2022 Joan talk contribs created page Harry Floyd (Created page with "{{Person |Forename=Harry George |Surname=Floyd |Year of Birth=1906 |Partner=single |Father=Fred Floyd |Mother=Caroline Saunders |PositionsHeld=farmer }}")
  • 09:32, 6 September 2022 Joan talk contribs created page Tor Cottage (Created page with "{{Property |Construction Era=1900-1949 |Type of Property=House, Farm, Land |Use of Property=Residential, Business |Village=Lacey Green }}")
  • 05:07, 6 September 2022 Joan talk contribs created page Andrew Oliver (Created page with "{{Person |Forename=Andrew |Surname=Oliver |Year of Death=1979 |Partner=Doris Oliver }}")
  • 13:33, 5 September 2022 Joan talk contribs created page 2008 The Local History Group (Created page with "{{Organisations |Organisation Name=The Local History Group |Current Status=active |Start Date=2008 }}")
  • 10:21, 5 September 2022 Joan talk contribs deleted page 1800 James Dell (content was: "James Dell 1800 - 1875. was a son of Thomas Dell, born 1765 and Mary, nee Carter. He married Elizabeth Floyd in 1818. See person James Dell and Elizabeth nee Floyd.{{Family |Head=James Dell }}", and the only contributor was "Joan" (talk))
  • 06:02, 5 September 2022 Joan talk contribs deleted page Dell (sonJC&B)1823 Thomas Carter (content was: "Thomas Carter Dell 1823-?, married 1851 Lucy ? of Stanmore, Middlesex. In 1851 they lived in Wendover. In 1851 census Thomas was a bootmaker, employing 3 men & 1 boy. Also living with them was brother Charles and his mother Elizabeth (Betsy) a widow. They had 5 children. Amelia Ann 1852, Sarah 1854, Louise 1856, Caroline 1858, Edward Thomas, 1860.", and the only contributor was "Joan" (talk))
  • 06:02, 5 September 2022 Joan talk contribs deleted page 1796 DELL John Carter (content was: "{{Family}} John Carter Dell, born 1796, son of Thomas & Mary, married Elizabeth Gibbons in 1817 at Hughenden. See under 'person' "John Carter & Elizabeth Dell". They had 10 children Mary Carter Dell 1818-1873. Single Ann Carter Dell 1819-1894 Single Elizabeth Carter Dell 1821-1837, died age 16 Thomas Carter Dell 1823 - bootmaker, moved away Sarah Carter Dell 1825-1866...", and the only contributor was "Joan" (talk))
  • 05:30, 5 September 2022 Joan talk contribs created page Jacob & Rebekah Dell (Created page with "{{Person |Forename=Jacob & Rebekah |Surname=Dell & Saunders |Year of Birth=1805 & 1804 |Year of Death=1875 & 1863 }}")
  • 03:27, 5 September 2022 Joan talk contribs deleted page 1796 John Carter Dell (content was: "John Carter Dell 1796 - 1840, was the eldest son of Thomas Dell, born 1765 and Mary, nee Carter. See person {{Family |Head=John Carter Dell }}", and the only contributor was "Joan" (talk))
  • 11:16, 4 September 2022 Joan talk contribs deleted page 1823 The Enclosures of Princes Risborough (content was: "Prior to 1823 the Manor of Princes Risborough, which stretched from Ilmer and Longwick on the northeast to Speen and Lacey Green to the southwest, had not been enclosed. The", and the only contributor was "Joan" (talk))
  • 10:57, 4 September 2022 Joan talk contribs deleted page Guinea Pig Club (content was: "{{Organisations |Organisation Name=Guinea Pig Club |Current Status=Active |Start Date=1900 |Closure Date=2000 }}", and the only contributor was "Caroline" (talk))
  • 05:02, 3 September 2022 Joan talk contribs deleted page Dell (sonJC&B) 1834 Charles (content was: "Charles Dell 1834-1885 son of John Carter and Betsy, married 1856 Emma Juson 1832-?. In 1851 census living with brother Thomas in Wendover as shoemaker. When married in 1856 is listed as beer maker. They had 7 children. Elizabeth Harriet 1857, Clara 1859, Phillip 1863, George 1863, Charles 1865, Alfred 1873, Constance 1880. In 1891 census Emma, widow, milliner, living with son...", and the only contributor was "Joan" (talk))
  • 05:01, 3 September 2022 Joan talk contribs deleted page Dell (dau JC&B)1819 Ann (content was: "Ann Dell b 1819, dau of John Carter & Bet, no marriage known, lived Lacey Green with sisters in 1851", and the only contributor was "Joan" (talk))
  • 05:01, 3 September 2022 Joan talk contribs deleted page Dell (dau JC&B)1831 Rosehannah (content was: "Rosehannah Carter Dell 1831-?, daughter of John Carter and Betsy, born Lacey Green married 1855 Dan Floyd, shoemaker. In 1851 census Rosehannah living in Lacey Green with sister Ann.", and the only contributor was "Joan" (talk))
  • 04:59, 3 September 2022 Joan talk contribs deleted page Dell (dau JC&B) 1828-1907 Rebecca Carter (content was: "Rebecca Carter Dell 1828-1907, daughter of John Carter and Betsy,born Lacey Green married (? date) William Uriah Dell, cousin. In 1851 census Rebecca living in Lacey Green with sister Ann. Rebecca died in 1909, a widow living at 40 Gordon Road, High Wycombe. Probate £320-6-6d", and the only contributor was "Joan" (talk))
  • 04:13, 3 September 2022 Joan talk contribs created page 1924 The Womens Institute (Created page with "{{Organisations |Organisation Name=The Womens Institute (the W.I.) |Current Status=inactive |Start Date=1924 }}")
  • 04:02, 3 September 2022 Joan talk contribs created page 1974 Wycombe District Council (Created page with "{{Organisations |Organisation Name=Wycombe District Council |Current Status=active |Start Date=1974 }}")
  • 03:56, 3 September 2022 Joan talk contribs created page 1934 The Parish Council (Created page with "{{Organisations |Organisation Name=The Parish Council |Current Status=active |Start Date=1934 }}")
  • 03:43, 3 September 2022 Joan talk contribs created page 1895 The Church Boys Brigade (Created page with "{{Organisations |Organisation Name=St. Johns Boys Brigade |Current Status=inactive |Start Date=1895 |Closure Date=not known }}")
  • 15:02, 2 September 2022 Joan talk contribs deleted page Ivor Kelloway Called Up (content was: "Ivor William Kelloway, RAF Ivor Kelloway’s wartime biography by Ian Kelloway, his son Ivor and Joan Kelloway Lived at “The Haven”, main Road, Lacey Green, post WW2 Ivor Kelloway decided the RAF was the career for him, when aged 4, on holiday near the prime naval port of Portland, he witnessed an air battle when some Swordfish took on some German bombers. '''1941'''...", and the only contributor was "Joan" (talk))
  • 15:00, 2 September 2022 Joan talk contribs created page 1943 Ivor Kelloway Called Up (Created page with "{{Social Snapshot |Year=1943 |Village=Lacey Green |Author=Ian Kelloway |Socialperiod=Category:1940's }}")
  • 14:54, 2 September 2022 Joan talk contribs deleted page 1946 Gerald Bedford, aged 14, starts work (content was: "Written by Joan West after conversations with Gerald Bedford and checked by Gerald{{Social Snapshot |Year=1946 |Village=Lacey Green |Author=Joan West |Theme=Farming |Socialperiod=Category:1940's }} '''STOCKEN FARM''' Born at Holly Bush Farm, Walters Ash, where his father worked, (later demolished for Bomber Command), Gerald was the youngest of nine children.     He started working, aged 14, for Dick West at Stocken Farm, Lacey Green.   He retired fifty...")
  • 14:51, 2 September 2022 Joan talk contribs deleted page 1945 Trudy and Mosh Saunders (content was: "Biography Report from conversation between Trudy and Joan West {{Social Snapshot |Year=1945 |Village=Lacey Green |Socialperiod=Category:1940's |SortKey=1945.1 |Family=Saunders }} '''LACEY GREEN and WOLVERHAMPTON''' Maurice, “Mosh”, Mosh Saunders had been born and lived in Lacey Green but Trudy came from Wolverhampton. '''MOSH INJURED''' On D Day plus two, Mosh had been injured and brought back to England where he was taken to a hospital outside Wolv...")
  • 12:33, 2 September 2022 Joan talk contribs deleted page Bodger (content was: "To be a bodger, or wood turner, was a skilled job undertaken in the woods, turning wood into chair legs, arms and backs for Windsor chairs A book titled "Children in a Bodger's World" was written and illustrated by Maurice Saunders, Mosh Saunders. grandson of Owen Smith (bodger){{Person |PositionsHeld=Wood Turner other wise known as a Bodger }} '''Local Bodgers''' Rixon Horace, b...", and the only contributor was "Joan" (talk))
  • 11:06, 2 September 2022 Joan talk contribs deleted page Autobiography (content was: " {{Person}}", and the only contributor was "Joan" (talk))
  • 10:38, 2 September 2022 Joan talk contribs deleted page 1942 Miss Annie Gertrude Elin (content was: "'''Research by Laurence Rostron''' '''Miss Annie Gertrude Elin – owner of Gracefield – 1911 to 1942''' In December 1911 Annie Gertrude Elin purchased Gracefield from The Marchioness of Ely for £3,000 less a sum of £211.5.0 paid to Angelique Gertrude Strangways to redeem the loan (mortgage) and interest.  At the time the property appears to have consisted of Gracefield, cottages, stables and outbuildings on land measuring 4 acres 30 poles. Miss Elin was bo...")
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