Gill's estate is contained within the following 5 webpages. A 6th page containing her father Ralph Turner's burial records of St Mary's parish church in Henham is at Burials from 1930 to 1989.

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Gill Turner (Eleanor Gillian Turrner) who had lived at 'Wyndies' for many years, died in February 2015 aged 84yrs. Her family have very kindly allowed access to and reproduction of numerous items of her estate. Her father Ralph Victor Turner was a builder and undertaker. He was also a senior Air Raid Warden here in Henham during World War 2. Fortunately Gill preserved some of his records of all three occupations. Click on any of the following images to open a larger picture.

 

Gill Turner in Wyndies
Gill Turner in Wyndies
Ralph and Gill
left-hand side - Gill sat behind her father
village hall plan
1946ChurchEndCottage
(Date unknown) Proposed improvements to Henham Village Hall
1946 - 'Church End Cottage' now known as 'Longyards'
1933SpringateCottages1
1933 Spring gate Cottages 2
1933 - insurance re conversion of two Spring Gate cottages into one property
1937 - additional insurance premium for the conversion of Spring Gate cottages
1953insurancecrowstreetcottage
1955redemptionoftitheswynies1
1953 - insurance re building of a bungalow in Crow Street
1955 Redemption of tithes for 'Wyndies'
1955redemptionoftisheswyndies2
1955 - Redemption of tithes for 'Wyndies' - site plan

bacons farm bomb damaged
WW2 1944 Sept. 25th - 'Bacon's Farm bomb-damaged' painted by Gill's relative Michael Turner
bacons farm rev
woodendcottagebuildingplan
Bacon's Farm - reverse of above painting


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1955 - Woodend Cottage, Woodend Green - building plans for a garage
1957carterslane
carterslane01
1957 Carters Lane - costs for new cottages
Carters Lane 01
carterslane02
carterslane03
Carters Lane 02

Carters Lane 03
carterslane04
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Carters Lane 04

Carters Lane 05
woodend cottage building plan
Woodend Cottage 01

Woodend Cottage garage
Woodend Cottage 02

 

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