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Uncle Syd was one of the troops being inspected here by the Prime Minister on 12th May 1944 at Rye just before D-Day.
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High Street looking west in 1949.
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Station Road outside Knowle House flooded in 1950
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Romany caravan at either Vine Farm or Tong Farm Headcorn 1950?
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Witherden Lane on an old postcard I am unsure whether this is the green lane KH 342? or the KH 587 before the trees were grubbed out?.
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Map of 1893 showing the old Witherden Farm that was situated next to the stream, the house was taken down and the present house on the Lenham Road replaced it in the 1930's..
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My dads brother Syd Aldridge when serving in the Headcorn Home Guard from November 1941-September 1942. He was Killed in action in Normandy on 10th July 1944.
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Goal Running team in Headcorn in the 1920's. Grandad Aldridge fifth from left hand side.
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White Mill just before demolition in 1952
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White Horse crossroads looking towards Moat Road around 1910. A colour version of a faded original print
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My paternal grans first husband(back row 4th from left) in a TB hospital, perhaps Lenham Chest Hospital? around 1915?
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Tree planting at Hoggs Bridge Green in 1976 by the parish council and the gardeners society
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The old oak that stood by the church with iron railings around 1908, coloured version.
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Haymaking at Smarden around 1898. My great grand parents and other family are pictured here.
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The Wood and Batt family home, Smarden some pictured are matched on the haymaking photo this is earlier could be the house now named Foxhollow Smarden ?
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A George family wedding in front of the Church School Hall Headcorn,1920?
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North Street and the Cloth Hall around 1910
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Headcorn Station in the 1890's. The station and the line from Tonbridge was opened to here on the 31st August 1842 by Robert Stephenson, son of George.
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High Street decorations for the coronation in 1910 of King George V.
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My father when doing National Service in 1948. He is third from right second row from the front.
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White Horse crossroads and Mill Bank early 1900's.
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My great gran with her grand-daughter Edie outside her house in Church Walk, 1920.
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William Butcher outside his grandmothers house in Church Walk c1917?
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Uncle Hermann and his son John Paine in Headcorn.
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Aunt Ida, Uncle Bill and Uncle Hermann, in my great grans garden in Church Walk around 1919.
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My great grans 90th birthday 1951. My gran front right, Mrs Aldridge, then my aunts along the back, they were all descendants of great gran seated in front.Taken in the Parsonage Meadow.
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My Aunt Bets wedding to Gordon Ford at Headcorn Church around 1950.
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Me with Aunt Ida helping in the garden at Tall Oaks Headcorn, 1958.
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My mums parents who lived and worked on Great Tong farm in the 1930's and 40's, my uncle Harry behind.
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My brother Terry and myself in the open fields now occupied by the houses of Knaves Acre estate, 1960's.
