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George Bancroft Burgess
Father of Raymond Burgess

George Bancroft and Alice Burgess with their son, Raymond, standing behind them.

George William Clover and family.
This photograph would have been taken during WW1.

This is the Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs Sargent of Littlefield Lane.
The man in the background is Vernan Walter Midgeley. He became a well known opera singer but stayed with the Sargents whilst training at Agricultural College before a change of career.

Newspaper report of the sad drownings of members off the Goodrum family. Unfortunately the newspaper cutting is not dated but it would be c. late 1950s or early 1960s

Newspaper report of the sad drownings of members of the Goodrum family.

Grce, Winnie and Aubrey at the front.
All Siblings
Photograph taken c. 1920

Grace Patrick
This photograph was obviously a studio portrait
C. late 1920s or early 1930s

Grace Patrick
C. 1920

These spoons were presented to Maria Atkinson -known as Granny Ack or Mother Ack - in July 1959 after serving 23 years as caretaker of the East End Methodist Chapel.
She was 74 years old at the time of the prsentation.
The East End Chapel has now been demolished but used to stand on Sea Dyke Way near the War Memorial.

Christmas at the Greyhound - Mid. 70s.
In the foreground are Pete and Shirley Marshall who ran the Greyhound at the time.

Christmas at the Greyhound - Mid. 70s.
Ruth Jackson, Mary Marshall and Ian Jackson.

Christmas at the Greyhound - Mid. 70s.
Ruth Jackson serving with Brian and Silvia Riggall in the foreground.

This photograph was taken c. 1950 at Sargents bungalow in Littlefield Lane.
Back row: Nora Sargent and her sister Edna.
Front row: Olive West - Noras sister - Henry Morgan West, their father and Aunt Thersa on a visit from Sheffield.

See WI Album for details.

Left to right: Harry Sargent, Mrs Farmery, Nora Sargent and Mr Farmery.
Mr and Mrs Farmery lived in the neighbouring wooden bungalow in Littlefield Lane.

See earlier photograph

Hazel and Terry English

Heather Mossop riding a friends pony.
This photograph was taken in Hallgarth, Marshchapel.
C. 1957 or 1958

Henry and Lizzie Hook
Lizzie was the sister of Sarah Jane -known as Sally - Patrick, Fanny Epton - Pinder by her second marriage - Clara Stubbs and Annie Dowlman - the maiden name of the sisters was Johnson.

This photograph shows Henry Marshall, who owned the corner shop on Sea Dyke Way and Littlefeld Lane, sitting in his car outside the blue bungalow which used to stand in Littlefield Lane, to the rear of his shop. A house now stands on this site. To the right of the photograph the lady with the baby is Beattie, Henrys first wife, who sadly died as a result of a fire. Their son, Charles survived.
The photograph was thought to have been taken around 1934. Also in the background, behind Beattie, can be seen a horse drawn vehicle which was used in his business.

John and Ada Hockney Clayton
who lived in the house to the left of Marshchapel School - when facing the school.

Top photograph show Horace and Annie Mountain with Flo Todd
Bottom photograph shows Horace and Annie Mountain.

WW1 Soldiers
Unfortunately we have no more information regarding this photograph

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