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Porky Lawrence

Porky Lawrence, a pork butcher. One of the many street traders who toured the streets selling his pork meat and sausages. Here he is pictured at Paternoster Hill hoping for customers. This picture c1935.
  Year: 1935 Upload Date: 14th March 2009
Ref No: RSC.1935.385 Location: Paternoster Hill
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Comment by Paul Farrow • 03-11-15 • 03.04 PM
'Porky' was George Lawrence, my Great Grandad. He lived in Sewardstone and was a Smallhold Farmer on land between the Sewardstone Road and the Lea, The cottage was pretty much next door to the Royal Oak. His family lived there from the 1850's and my Grandad left there when the land was sold in in the late 1940's.
Comment by Kerry Phillips • 28-08-14 • 10.50 AM
Wow this is my Dads Great Uncle Albert, he had his pig farm down Sewardstone Road, near where Ashbrook care home is now. Thank you what a fantastic pic.
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