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First World War Memories of Girls Working on The Land

I have a small book of the memories of my mother and aunt who worked on Lord Rayleigh's farm during the First World War. Does anyone else have relatives who worked there? Would anyone like to read these? I would love to have a photo of the farm. Mary

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A memory of Terling in Essex shared on Thursday, 11th February 2010.

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RE: RE: First World War Memories of Girls Working on The Land

Hi Mary I have just discovered my GGG grandfather James Cross worked on the Wasses Farm, I believe from around 1881 to 1901, with his son Benjamin. I would love any information about the farm. What type of farm was it ? Any help would be appreciated. Elizabeth Rose Canberra, Australia

Comment from Elizabeth Rose on Sunday, 20th February 2011.

RE: RE: First World War Memories of Girls Working on The Land

I forgot to mention the property is currently up for lease & the link so you can view the property is :-

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-to-rent/property-28973809.html

Amazing !

Comment from Elizabeth Rose on Sunday, 20th February 2011.

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