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| Posted by
nandini
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26 March 2003
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08:34
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i would like to know more about the murder case
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| Posted by
Rose and James
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23 March 2003
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12:23
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| Visited Sandwich a few years ago and enjoyed the experience - hope to visit again this Summer. Nice Web Site.
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| Posted by
nandini
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18 March 2003
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09:39
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| i would like to tell good day and best of luck
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| Posted by
Coles J L
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15 March 2003
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23:22
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| Would love to hear from anyone with info on Lawrence family history. Frank Lawrence was a market gardener's labourer he married Emily Edith Pettiman before 1904 and lived at Summerfield Woodnesborough road in Sandwich Eastry Kent. These were my grandmothers parents I would love to know anything about them or the area they lived in as my grandmother was raised by a family in Leeds yorkshire. She was told her mother had died in child birth but we later found her mother had registered her birth.Found your web site photos very interesting hope to hear soon.
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| Posted by
zim
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11 March 2003
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03:45
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| dose any one know where the open sandwich came from, meaning the food.
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| Posted by
Sergio Lara Saavedra
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10 March 2003
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22:31
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I want to know about Shirley Davies, She lives in 113 Woodnesborought Rd,in Sandwich. Im an ancient chilean boy penfriend of Shirley, the last time that i wrote to her was at the 1982.
If you know to her, please, tell about my message. thanks.
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| Posted by
colin
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08 March 2003
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11:16
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| opps sorry tuch shop was on the right....getting old...lol
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| Posted by
colin
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08 March 2003
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11:13
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| who remembers....knocking down conkers at the entrance to the millwall....is the tree still there ?the butchers on the left as you went up to the school gates at the primary and the sweet shop on the left (tuck shop )and miss paulen,the teacher, who died,we was only about 7 years old at the time in about 1960,she used to take us to the tuck shop and buy us lollies ,i hope i got the year right......i remember she also drove an old ford classic....sad but thats life
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