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| John Fincham | 16th October | I lived Sea View end of Marias Lane 1940 1946 would love to see photo, was it near i think was Roberts who had the woodwork premises? |
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| Colin & Denise | 16 Oct | As far as we know the cottage was occupied by Dickie and his wife Maria whence the name Marias Lane originated. |
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RAV |
3 October |
I remember the cottage as a ruin - walls only standing - in the early 1950's. Refered to as "Dickie's" cottage I recall. I think it belonged to a member of the George family who were still living there in the late 1920's. (Mind you, that doesn't narrow down the search very much!!)My mother remembers walking past the cottage on her way to Sennen school around that time, Mrs George's name was possibly Sarah-Jane(??). |
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