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We have no information as to where this photograph was taken or who the men are in it
Steam engines of this type would travel from farm to farm.
One of their uses was to operate the threshing mahines after harvest.

This photograph was taken in the early 1950s.
Back Row - L to R; Mrs Johnson, Min Winters, Joan Beales, Mrs Royal.
Front Row - L to R; Kath Grantham, Mabel Manders, Janet Parlur, Mary Glover, Mrs Appleby, Ena Todd.

Back Row - L to R; Ena Todd, Kath Grantham, May Richardson, Unknown, Mrs Johnson, Rose Campbell, Mrs Royal.
Front Row - L to R; Mrs Appleby, Beryl Ireland.

Back Row - L to R; Mrs Appleby, Unknown, Kath Grantham, Rose Campbell.
Front Row - L to R; Unknown, Ena Todd, Mrs Johnson, May Richardson.

Caudwells Ladies.
Top Row - L to R; Unknown, Mrs Francis, Unknown, Unknown, Mrs Appleby.
Bottom Row - L to R; Unknown, Joan Beales, Ena Todd, Doris Johnson, Rose Campbell, Kath Grantham, Mrs Hiscock.

Caudwell Ladies.
Top Row - L to R; Mrs Francis with arms round Peg Osbourne, Unknown, Unknown, Mrs Appleby.
Bottom Row - L to R; Unknown, Joan Beales, Ena Todd, Doris Johnson, Rose Campbell, Kath Grantham, Mrs Hiscock.

Threshing with Steam Engine.
Details about this photograph are unknown, but the soldier stood near the engine,
would suggest that it was taken around World War 1.

Stan Lowis repairing Threshing Drum.
Stan worked with Fred Grantham on this machine.

Stan Lowis and Tony Clark building new
Milling Plant at Rookery Farm - Abt. 1968

This photograph of an unknown man with a horse, could have been taken at Sea Farm, Marshchapel.

Vickers tractor pulling a Clayton combine.
Unfortunately, the date and place are unknown.

Vickers tractor pulling a combine.
Unfortunately, the date and place are unknown.

L to R; Wally Sargent, Unknown, Ted Kirk - Late 1940s.

Wally Sargent.

Farms at West End, Marshchapel.
L to R; Wray, Patrick, Evision and Burgess in the foreground.

This photograph was taken on a farm near the sea, which was eventually incorporated into Caudwell,s Farm.
Millie Deamer, "nee Younger", can be seen on the right. The photograph was probably taken in the early 1920s.

This photograph was taken in the crewyard which surrounded the farm near the sea,
which was eventually incorporated into Caudwells Farm. The photograph was probably taken in the early 1920s.

The workers on Irelands Farm. The Ireland family lived in Clyde House.
The picture was probably taken in the first quarter of the 1900s, as the Farm was sold in 1935.

This photograph was taken at Walnut Farm, Marshchapel.
The date is probably 1920s or 1930s, when the farm was owned by the Wares.

Mr Ware at Walnut Farm. He owned the farm until 1941.
This photograph was probably taken in the 1920s or 1930s.

This photograph was probably taken at the rear of Clyde House, which stands on Sea Dyke Way. The Mill can be seen in the background.
The date of the photograph is uncertain, but could have been in the late 1920s or 1930s, as the Mill lost its sails in the early 1920s,
and none can be seen on this photograph. The Ireland family may have lived in Clyde House at this time and farmed in the area.

The Ireland family.
They lived in Clyde House in Marshchapel and farmed the area.

Willow Tree Farm.
Left; The Misses Lewis. Centre; John Campion. Right; "wearing bowlers", the Lewis brothers.
Far Right; Waggoner with horses, Joe Evison "John Evisons father".

Threshing set owned by Nick Cook, who is stood on top of the Ransomes drum.
Far right on the ground is Harold Worrell with his son Mick, stood on the left "in the hat".
Far left on the stack is David Lingard.

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