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Lea Hall Village School. (Boys)

Rita Peachey

Rita Peachey

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I am writing this on behalf of my hubby Philip Peachey. He wants to know if any of you are out there who attented this school early 1950's
 
Rita Peachey said:
I am writing this on behalf of my hubby Philip Peachey. He wants to know if any of you are out there who attented this school early 1950's
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Hi Rita, My late wife Enid Turville went to Lea Hall School, not the boys dept; she would have left age 15 in 1949, the family lived in Howden Place Glebe Farm, sorry, nearest I can get, bye Bernard
 
HELLO AND WELCOME RITA.
I WAS THERE A LITTLE AFTER THAT, I NEW A HARRY PEACH LIVED DOWN MY ROAD KELNMEAD.
WHERE DID HE LIVE? REGARDS dereklcg
 
Thank you Derek. My hubby(Philip Peachey) lived in Kitts Green road, by the island the shops. He knew a Derek Williams, John Jeyes, Alec Mason, Ronnie Thompson, Bobby Burton, Alan Hunt to name but a few. Do you remember Eddie's Cafe by the island, or Wrensons.
Many thanks
Rita.
 
Hello rita,
i used eddie,s cafe used to help the co-op milkman,
if it,s the jeyes from the meadway i used to have a paper round at beals lea hall rd and went to school with roy,
i knew terry fryer john barnfield and the rounds r casson t & c kettle and the litefoots,
happy days derek.
 
Ron & Graham Atkinson football players would have been pupils there about that time. Len.
 
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