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Subject: Re: HOLLESLEY BAY COLONY

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Les Machin (Happy)

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Date Posted: 01:07:44 09/26/16 Mon
In reply to: Emma 's message, "Re: HOLLESLEY BAY COLONY" on 04:10:05 05/08/14 Thu

I was an inmate at Hollesley Bay from 1959 until 1961 but can not remember Kenneth Rush, I was in St Patrick's , some of the staff I recall , Mr warren, Mr Palmer, Mr Mann, Mr Bear, and Mrs

>>> G B HARRIS.
>>I joined the prison service in Feb.1963 and was posted
>>to Hollesley Bay in June of that year.During my time
>>their i worked on St.Georges house.I remember certain
>>lads,namely Dennis Rick and Albert Pooley they lived
>>in that house.In those days the medical centre was
>>located on the end of St. Georges.The governor was
>>John Guilder.reply if you wish.I served for 34years
>>and retired 12 years ago.good luck

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