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I'm kicking myself!  I normally check FindAGrave and BillionGraves in a case like this, but I never thought to do so because Susan's new headstone was erected so recently.  Can't believe FindAGrave had it.  Thank you so much for this.  Greatly appreciated.

Almost two weeks later, no response from the Seaford Museum.  Unfortunately, this is not the first time I've failed to receive a response from them.

Jool, what a great find!  Thank you so much.  I have a couple of letters that my mother wrote in 1943, and she never mentioned George and Louie's surname.  Now I can do a little bit of research on them.  My mother and Louie wrote to one another long after my mother emigrated to Canada in 1945.

I have no explanation as to why my mother referred to Stanmore Cottage rather than Stanmer Cottage.  She mentioned the name twice in her letters (?).  Hoping you can find something to corroborate the Old Cottage/Stanmer Cottage connection.

This picture was taken in Seaford some sixty years ago.  My parents were visiting Seaford where my mother lived with her first husband in the early days of WW2.  I think the building had some special significance for my mother.  She and her then husband operated a furniture store or interior design store in town and I wonder if there is a connection.  Can anyone identify this building and (I know this is a stretch) tell me what was in the building back in the early 1940s?  Perhaps a museum or historical society might be able to help.  I should note that the picture may be a mirror image of the building.

I simply cannot figure out the occupation on the fourth line.  Driving me crazy!