DUCK END

[nomee]

HI

ANYONE HAVE PICTURES OF A PLACE CALLED DUCK END IN FINCHINGFIELD

            THANKS NOMEE

[jaq]

FINCHINGFIELD , being so pictuesque [? spelling] there are lots of photos to be found on the web. i believe there is / was a windmill in that part [when i lived nearby 40 odd years ago! in Great Bardfield]
And many of the ducks which frequent the small lake in the middle of Finchingfield [much photographed part] are often seen waddling up that Duck End road.
jaq

[jaq]

http://www.roger.beckwith.btinternet.co.uk/Finchingfield/index.htm  is a good source

[finder1]

i live in duck end  if it helps

[nomee]

Hi

Do you have old pictures of Duck End as you live there.
If you don't have any old ones then have you got any pictures of it nowadays.

                              Thanks Nomee

[Hackstaple]

Look at this:
http://www.sidestreetbannerworks.com/railways/duckend.html

[Dizzy Escape]

One of the families I'm researching lived in Duck End.  In the 1871 Census, Joseph and Sophia Levitt, both in their 70s, are listed there.  If this rings any bells with anyone, I'd be grateful to hear from them.  I occasionally stay with a friend in Finchingfield, so I'll try to remember to take a photograph of Duck End next time I'm there!

[finder1]

www.bbc.co.uk/essex/360/finchingfield
/www.reggie.net/album.php?
www.beenthere-donethat.org.uk/essex/finchingfield.html
www.footstepsphotos.co.uk/.../ essfp1.htm

in the last web page picture shows looking from the front of a cottage back in to the rest of duck end.my house was the left of the pair on the right..

do you need any info from finchingfield regrds names etc.ive just been doing research in churchyard for some one else regards dates on tombs etc

[finder1]

sorry i forgot local post office does the obvious postcards of the village if that any help.