Abingdon and the First World War
Those Who Served
East St Helen Street
The area sitting behind the County Hall was, even in 1914, an area of older housing but also included some prestigious housing like Twickenham House. There were more business premises than there are today including a coal merchant, clothing factory and some manufacturing using the Ock as a water supply and as an outlet for their waste. For detailed information about the houses and streets go to the AAAHS Buildings and People website.
The family names below are associated with this area either because we have a home address for a branch of the family in one of these streets or because we believe they worked at an address in this area. Click on any name to find out more.
East St Helen Street
We thank the families who gave us copies of information and photographs. We understood in all cases that material was free of copyright and there was no objection to putting the information in the public domain. If you wish to alert us to inadvertent copyright infringement or you would like family details removed please go to the About Us / Contact Us page.
We welcome new scans of photographs and other documents, and personal details or memories. They must be of someone who lived or worked in Abingdon or very nearby and relate to the First World War. Click here for further information about how to contact us to do this.
