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"Scindia House"
« on: Yesterday at 19:16 »
I have an  old iron sign which reads "Scindia House".
It was found on a beach in Folkestone Warren where I understand debris from World War 2 bomb damage was bulldozed and tipped.
A bit of a long shot but I wondered if anyone has heard of Scindia House as I think it must be a house name.
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Re: "Scindia House"
« Reply #1 on: Yesterday at 19:39 »
Not in Kent but there was a house called 'Scindia' in Orchid Crescent, Billericay at the beginning of WW2
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Re: "Scindia House"
« Reply #2 on: Yesterday at 20:23 »
An identical query was posted in 2015, on Folkestone Memories.
No answers!  :D

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Re: "Scindia House"
« Reply #3 on: Yesterday at 21:06 »
In 1921

Scindia, North Road, Llanbeblig, Caernarvonshire, Wales

Many many mentions in newspapers of a commercial building in New Delhi named Scindia House.


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Re: "Scindia House"
« Reply #4 on: Today at 11:19 »
I don't know if it is an alternative to Scinde House.

There are some of that name, nearest to Kent being in Clapham. Seems to relate to the military, including a Scinde Medal and Scinde Horse regiment.

There are some people born in Scinde, India, on the Kent censuses, including four in Folkestone or Dover.