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POPPY DAY APPEAL 2007

poppy appealTom Eden, Heyshott's local organiser, is very grateful for the village's generous response to the door to door collection in Heyshott which raised a total of
£380.79
@28/11/2007
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email 10/05/2007
MILES FAMILY
I was wondering if there are any Miles living still in Heyshott, that can trace their roots back to the early 1800s. My family name is Miles and they all came from this area.
Thank you.
Vanessa Hillman (nee Miles)
Miles Family index
Vanessa's Blogspot for Miles Family
Miles Family Headstones at Heyshott

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A Summers Day.....

This card was discovered in Ebay for sale. The hard to read title is 'A Summers day..Heyshott'. Can anyone identify the spot or shed any info...?
The information with it reads as follows...Vintage Postcard (1905) A Summer's Day in Heyshott. This card was posted by J.Williams who obviously lived in Heyshott.
Quote from card: "This card shows where the path (by the little girl) goes from the road across the green to my little gate to my "patch" I see the Downs all along........."

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Car fire, Mill Lane, Heyshott 17 Aug 2007
 
HEYSHOTT MAN
IN THE PINK

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Did anyone know or know of Henry (Harry) Pledge
born Heyshott ?
 

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Bob Lewis......
....grew up in Heyshott, in West Sussex...., "I went to the village school there..could say that we lived very simply because we were actually quite poor....we had just got mains water by that time, so we didn’t have to go and get water out of a well. But everything else… well"
a biographical interview
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Back from the common, Heyshott Sussex
Henry Herbert La Thangue (1859-1929)
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Window of honour
The names of the 14 local men lost in the Great War of 1914
are carried on a stained glass window on the South side of St. James's Church There are five burials in the Churchyard
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Harvesting
The Old Fashioned Way
2006 & 2007
Manor Farm, Heyshott
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