Harrisons
My mother was Irene Harrison who was raised by her aunt Eve Forster in the cottage to the left of the White Horse, her uncles (possibly older cousins) Tom and Bill Harrison ran the blacksmiths on the village green and delivered milk from Church? Farm, it came up the hill in a churn on a handcart and was ladled into billy cans hanging on the pub railings, it was my job to hang out and collect the billy can. I can remember the little library between the pub and the church and the shop and post office on the corner to the left of the school.
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RE: RE: Harrisons
Hello, My grandma was Mary Pimlett, whose dad was Bill Harrison. She often told us all stories of her father and the smithy. She also had many tales about her work in the 'Big house' as a nanny and her time looking after the family children when they were posted in India. Sadly she has passed away but my dad still lives in the village. I find it really comforting to think that my ancestors lived in the village from at least as long ago as when the Domesday book was written.
Comment from Will Pimlett on Monday, 28th May 2012.