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Miss Steer

A Memory of Chigwell Row.

Does anyone remember Miss Steer with the Old English Sheepdogs?

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Added 20 July 2019

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yes yes I remember miss steer and the two old English sheep dogs hanging over the gate I thought I was the only only one who remembered her I think she was a vet, my Nan and Granddad Palmer owned shop next to the bakers
By mikep3696 on Mon Apr 20th 2020, at 1:39 pm
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yes yes I remember miss steer and the two old English sheep dogs hanging over the gate I thought I was the only only one who remembered her I think she was a vet, my Nan and Granddad Palmer owned shop next to the bakers
By mikep3696 on Mon Apr 20th 2020, at 1:39 pm
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Hello Mike,
My parents were friendly with Miss Steer and her dogs - I remember the masses of hair and pretty pungent smell. We lived in Millers Close on Millers Lane, and used to shop regularly at Party and Johnson, also the bakers and I remember getting sugar from your shop in blue bags. Do you remember Mr Fuller's junk shop, and the sweets shop next to it. I used to ride at the stables, it was terrible when they burned down. I also remember very well Mr Bliss with the Ice Cream shop. Many lovely memories, although I left there when I was 10 In'57. Love to hear your memories. regards,Jenny
By jennyseaborn on Mon Apr 20th 2020, at 3:22 pm
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Darned predictive text, should have read Pardy and Johnson
By jennyseaborn on Mon Apr 20th 2020, at 3:23 pm
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Mr and Mrs Bliss were my Uncle Harry and Auntie Annie. She was my father's aunt. We visited them often and we're always treated to ice-creams. His stall had a sign which read "my ices may be beaten but they take a lot of licking"!
Marian Jarvis
By marianjarvis15 on Thu Aug 6th 2020, at 12:26 pm
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Hi, just looking up Chigwell Row memories...we lived in Coopers Close from 1950 to 1965....wonderful times....and Mr Bliss ice cream...just opposite the pub I think...nit far from coopers close. my dad had the greengrocers opposite Pardy and Johnson....next o Hookers the baker....the happiest of memories. my name is Nick Crown....
By lonsdalecrown on Wed May 1st 2024, at 7:49 am
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