church street, ore village

[l.quinnell]

Having grown up in ore and played in church street as a kid has anyone got a picture of when church streets houses were still there, apparently the funnell family lived there and there was a cobblers shop there too. MY gran and grandfather lived in greville road for many years even during the war and there garden backed onto church street, my mother has often told me tales of church street but to this day dont know why the houses were pulled down?
would love to see a pic of what the area looked like many years ago.

[kevin hawkins]

i have friends living in greville rd and they would also like some history of church st so if anyone can help _ _ __ _ _

[pauline hyland]

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At 9:53:14 PM 29/01/04, l.quinnell wrote:
Having grown up in ore and played in church street as a kid has anyone got a picture of when church streets houses were still there, apparently the funnell family lived there and there was a cobblers shop there too. MY gran and grandfather lived in greville road for many years even during the war and there garden backed onto church street, my mother has often told me tales of church street but to this day dont know why the houses were pulled down?
would love to see a pic of what the area looked like many years ago.
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there is a web site for church steet you will find it on www.hastings.uk.nethistory

[Les]

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At 9:54:42 PM 20/02/04, pauline hyland wrote:
> At 9:53:14 PM 29/01/04, l.quinnell wrote:
> Having grown up in ore and played in church street as a kid has anyone got a picture of when church streets houses were still there, apparently the funnell family lived there and there was a cobblers shop there too. MY gran and grandfather lived in greville road for many years even during the war and there garden backed onto church street, my mother has often told me tales of church street but to this day dont know why the houses were pulled down?
> would love to see a pic of what the area looked like many years ago.

there is a web site for church steet you will find it on www.hastings.uk.nethistory

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thankyou for the reply pauline will take a look tonight
with thanks les

[Geoff Wolfe]

Hi All

The site you mention www.hastings.uk.net no longer exists in it's previous form and has been replaced by a book site about private letters in word war II. Sorry, the site was very good but no longer exists as far as i know.

Regards
Geoff

[Victoria Seymour]

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At 9:53:14 PM 29/01/04, l.quinnell wrote:
Having grown up in ore and played in church street as a kid has anyone got a picture of when church streets houses were still there, apparently the funnell family lived there and there was a cobblers shop there too. MY gran and grandfather lived in greville road for many years even during the war and there garden backed onto church street, my mother has often told me tales of church street but to this day dont know why the houses were pulled down?
would love to see a pic of what the area looked like many years ago.
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Hi, L ( Les?) Quinnell, I have a photograph of the houses in Church Street, lists of residents and some details of their daily lives, Contact me on 01424-424981 Regards, Victoria Seymour.

[Victoria Seymour]

Hi, L ( Les?) Quinnell, I have a photograph of the houses in Church Street, lists of residents and some details of their daily lives, Contact me, Regards, Victoria Seymour.

[tina]

does anyone know of the light family living in church street,

[jean]

does any body know where, the cobblers was in church street.

in ore hastings. thanks jean,

[jean]

please could any body help,
There was a cobbler shop in church street many years ago,
also a sweet shop, does any body remember,

thanks jean,