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Sandra Reed
From: Bishops Stortford
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E-mail: gbl.pare@btinternet.com		 I and my mother (nee Marjorie White)looked at the website yesterday and it brought back alot of memories for her. Both her Father and Uncle (Sidney and Bill White) were in the Fire Bridage in Sawbridgeworth and she new a lot of other faces as well.
Added: June 1, 2010      Delete this entry
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Karen Nunn
From: Harlow
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E-mail: kn031a0989@ntlworld.com		 What a wonderful web sight, full of information that would otherwise be lost. Thank you.
Added: April 14, 2010      Delete this entry
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Martin
From: Bavaria
Website: http://www.ff-mainburg.de
E-mail: 		hey, you have a very nice page with a lot of information for a fireman. it would be very nice if you follow our homepage in bavaria.
Added: April 4, 2010      Delete this entry
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David Stacey
From: Norfolk
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E-mail: davidrstacey@hotmail.com		 So pleased to be told of this website and to discover part of my family history - my great grandfather, Walter Stacey was Second Officer with the Bridgade. It was astonishing to view a photograph of his funeral procession along the old A11 in Sawbridgewoth, passing close to White's Garage.
Added: March 21, 2010      Delete this entry
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Richard Dyer
From: Sawbridgeworth
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E-mail: R.W.Dyer@hotmail.com		 I now live in Spain but grew up in Sawbo in the late 50's and 60's. I had a Jewellers Shop in London Road in the late 80's for some years. Sawbo holds many memories for me. Keep up the good work. I have many pictures.
Added: May 3, 2009      Delete this entry
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Joan Dyer
From: Sawbridgeworth
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E-mail: joandyer2@hotmail.com		 Thank you for a wonderful web site. It really took me down memory lane. The Dyer family lived at 36 Knight Street for many years, my grandfather owned the butchers shop there up to the war years. We had a relative in the Fire Brigade, Mr. Archer. Thanks again.
Added: May 3, 2009      Delete this entry
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CLIVE SHEARMAN
From: Hereford & Worcester
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E-mail: clive.shearman18@sky.com		 Hi John

Fantastic site. I have put a link into my article so you will get some visitors from the Fire Brigade Society. Thanks for all your help. Best Wishes

Clive
Added: December 18, 2008      Delete this entry
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Michael Conquest
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E-mail: micheal-conquest@tiscali.co.uk		 Re W Cooke & son
The green grocers I believe started in 31 Bell st ..29 Bell St was called the library .The Cooke
family owned 29,31& 33 Bell St the greengrocers moved into 29 & was taken over by myself & a partner in 1972 it traded as a greengrocer for apx 30 yrs
Added: November 21, 2008      Delete this entry
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k .j.gardner esq
From: cornwall
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E-mail: ownerselite@aol.com		 thanks to all who contibute towards this site and a big thank you to all fire figters worldwide in a job that must be the hardest.THANK YOU god bless you all
Added: January 31, 2008      Delete this entry
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Brian Rochester
From: Rushden Northants
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E-mail: bothrochesters@yahoo.co.uk		 Very interesting, it appears that my family originated in Sawbridgeworth in the 1700& 1800,s and I believe a name sake was a member of the brigade in modern times
Added: December 16, 2007      Delete this entry

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