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Heybridge Basin (Cannibal
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on underlined blue names for link to more details |
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Shops
& Stores |
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Moore & Boorer
General Stores |
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1926 - 1937. |
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Lock
Hill (opposite the lock) |
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Emily Rose Boorer
and Mary Jane Moore (sisters) |
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cottage on the Lock Hill
was formerly a general stores providing both village residents
and visiting sailors with provisions. As early as 1891 George
'Turk' Clark and his wife Emily were shown on the census keeping
the shop on the Lock Hill. Emily continued as shop keeper for
many years and was succeeded by her daughters Emily Rose Boorer
and Mary Jane Moore. Mrs Boorer continued to keep the shop into
the 1960s. |
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(above) The shop when
run by Mrs Boorer |
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(above) an early shop sign when run by Emily Boorer |
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