... Lilian Grace Shemeld, died on January 16 aged 84. Mrs Shemeld. formerly of Hiliview, East Gardens, DitchlinE. had been a nurse for most of her life. She became a student nurse at Hastings and worked at Chailey Heritage with Dame Grace Kimmins, founder ...

... Chailey, was charged with converting travelling rug, value 35., to his own use with intent to steal, the ISth lost. Mrs. Grace Kimmins (of the Old Heritage, Chailey), stated that defendant had been in her employ a little over year butler. On the previous ...

... Staplefield. Real Friends Of The Heritage: The League of Frends of Chailey Ifcritagc met, appropniately. in the Dame Grace Kimmins memorial hall. which was built through their imtiative, for their annual meeting. The chairman had an impressive story ...

... workhouses of more than 500 children and place them with local Danehill families. Chailey Heritage was founded by Dame Grace Kimmins who first converted a dilapidated farmhouse as a respite home for London boys crippled with tuberculosis; then oversaw ...

... 21st year the show is part of the school’s Christmas tradition. The nativi.te! play was written by Anthony Kimmins, the son of Mrs Grace Kimmins, the founder of Chailey Heritage. while the children were busy rehearsing for the show, learning songs and ...

... Brooks. Mrs Verena Hanbury, the vice-chairman of the governors and grand-dauflflcrs of the founder of the erita?c. Dame Grace Kimmins, was also present. ...

... sadly, in jeopardy of becoming unavailable to those who need it so badly. In 1929 a similar campaign was launched by Dame Grace Kimmins. This proved a great success and the then Prince of Wales forwarded £5OO (given to him by a friend to be donated to a deserving ...

... the appeal. Tk~ eraf e craft school and hospital was opened at the turn of the century when Miss Alice Rennie and Mrs Grace Kimmins bought a workhouse and gave a home to handicapped children from London. “The aim of Chailey Heritage was to let them live ...

... Of WORK OPENED BY LADY LOUISE LODER The Heritage Craft Schools for Crippled Boys and Girls at Chalky, founded by Mrs. Grace T. Kimmins, have suffered serious financial disabilities since the war. At the present time the Heritage Colony consists of 200 ...

... Sandra Penney. The best man was Mr Peter Woods. After the service, a reception was held by the bride’s parents at the Dame Grace Kimmins Memonial Hall, Chailey Heritage and the couple left for a honcm at a secret destination. Picture by Bill of Chailey. MAY ...

... the President welcomed Mr Hatton who gave a very interesting talk on the work of Chailey Heritage, telling how in 1905 Grace Kimmins had arrived in Chailey with six handicapped boys and started the Heritage, which by dint of hard work had grown to its ...

... Council. Charlie Harris, one of the inmates of the Home, bore the key of the Home on cushion, and Master Brian kimmins presented it to her Grace, who with it unlocked the main entrance to the building, which was formerly used an Industrial School for truant ...