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28/10/2008 by JohnSmith

Famous names

I came across this interesting page on wikipedia showing Hertford's MPs from the last 350 years. There are some familiar names. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hertford_(UK_Parliament_constituency) Note from Admin: You may have to copy and paste the address because brackets aren't URL friendly


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Reply ID 56482

29/10/2008 by Leo Densian

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Originally posted by JohnSmith
I came across this interesting page on wikipedia showing Hertford's MPs from the last 350 years. There are some familiar names. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hertford_(UK_Parliament_constituency)
Maybe we'll get a Mark Prisk Street one day [img]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hertford_(UK_Parliament_constituency)


Reply ID 56493

30/10/2008 by dennismoore

I know he was never a local MP, but wasn't Eric Heffer brought up in a house in Cowbridge? Surely there should be a plaque.


Reply ID 56500

30/10/2008 by Marilyn

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Originally posted by dennismoore
I know he was never a local MP, but wasn't Eric Heffer brought up in a house in Cowbridge? Surely there should be a plaque.
Yes he was, I believe it was one of the cottages that were knocked down and replaced between the river and the old pub (The Bell?) and Collins builders yard.


Reply ID 56511

30/10/2008 by Steve

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Originally posted by Marilyn
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Originally posted by dennismoore
I know he was never a local MP, but wasn't Eric Heffer brought up in a house in Cowbridge? Surely there should be a plaque.
Yes he was, I believe it was one of the cottages that were knocked down and replaced between the river and the old pub (The Bell?) and Collins builders yard.
The house still stands. The cottages were refurbished when the site was redeveloped.


Reply ID 56514

30/10/2008 by Marilyn

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Originally posted by Steve
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Originally posted by Marilyn
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Originally posted by dennismoore
I know he was never a local MP, but wasn't Eric Heffer brought up in a house in Cowbridge? Surely there should be a plaque.
Yes he was, I believe it was one of the cottages that were knocked down and replaced between the river and the old pub (The Bell?) and Collins builders yard.
The house still stands. The cottages were refurbished when the site was redeveloped.
Stand corrected, they could put a blue plaque up then..............


Reply ID 56527

30/10/2008 by Deveraux

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Originally posted by Marilyn Stand corrected, they could put a blue plaque up then..............
A red one surely? [:D]


Reply ID 56531

30/10/2008 by Marilyn

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Originally posted by Deveraux
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Originally posted by Marilyn Stand corrected, they could put a blue plaque up then..............
A red one surely? [:D]
Good point [:D]


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