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Brick House London Road

St Michael's Church c1955
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I was born in Brick House, London Road, in 1930. My father was Arthur Herbert Holmes, an architect and surveyor. He planned many shops and other buildings around Essex. My older brother Anthony James Holmes is buried in St Michaels Churchyard. He died as a baby. I left here in 1933 but I have happy memories of giving chickens a ride in my pedal car up and down the road. There was a small nursery on the north side of the road quite close to the house. The gate posts belonging to the house were still standing in the early 1950s although the house had been pulled down. Colin

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A memory of Pitsea in Essex shared on Saturday, 20th December 2008.

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RE: RE: Brick House London Road

My father, grandfather and an uncle are buried in St Michael's Church graveyard.

Comment from Mike Perry on Monday, 11th October 2010.

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