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Lingfield Bakers - Dulley family

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Lyn Woods

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Date Posted: 11:51:30 06/05/05 Sun

My Grandfather was a baker in Lingfield, sometime between the wars at a guess. His name was Frederick Dulley (b.1872), his wife Isabel and their nine children,
lived in a Road behind the high street, could be Vicarage Road. On one of the gable ends in the High Street is a sign for his bakery, Steve says on the site of today's bakery. The Dulley youngsters earned some pocket money
busking for the racegoers at the Station.
Can anyone give me any information about this family? The first five children were born in West Norwood, where Frederick had a bakery, starting with Percy (b.1899), Isabel,Cyril, Reginald & Harry.
I can't find where the last four were born, Donald, William (who died as a
child of Scarlet Fever) Gladys and Dennis. I know my Uncle Cyril used to sing in the choir at a church in Crowhurst. They must have been at a local school. I've just started to research the family, and any info. would be
most welcome.
Cheers!

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Re: Lingfield Bakers - Dulley family	Lyn Woods	11:53:36 06/05/05 Sun