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Jennifer and John Pepper.
This photograph was taken in the garden of their cottage next to the school. C. 1950s
The cottage has now been demolished.

Jennifer Leak being held by a soldiers wife.
Photograph taken at Clyde House, Marshchapel during WW2. C. 1940

Jim Fulstow celebrating his 100th Birthday
This photograph was taken at his home in Dorset Gardens in 1962.
Dorset Gardens was a row of houses in Hallgarth opposite the village shop.

Jim Fulstow - he lived to be over 100 year old and lived in Dorset Gardens in Hallgarth - now demolished.
Despite having several fingers missing he used to make wooden clothes horses and ironing boards and sell them locally.

Jim Miller working in his greenhouse at the back of his mud and stud cottage in Littlefield Lane, Marshchapel. Thought to be mid 1960s.

Jim Miller and friends. The photograph was taken on Sea Dyke Way, Marshchapel.
Left to right: Eric Johnson, Harry Lovatt, Fred Todd, George - possibly Webster and Jim Miller

Back row - Left to right: Jimmy Johnson, Mr Carter, Beatrice Wright (?), (?), Dorothy Clover, Bob Moore, Dorothy Johnson, Percy Orris.
Front row - Left to right: Mrs Johnson, Mrs Carter, Mrs Mary Whitehead, Mrs Webster?
Mr and Mrs Carter ran the Greyhound Pub so the photograph may have been taken there.
Jimmy Johnson was one of the men who returned from the First World War having lost an arm. He used to empty the village toilets before the sewage system was installed.

Joe Sutton standing a the door of an old cottage in Eskham which was the Sutton family home.

John Dowlman in a sailor suit.

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John Evison

Farm celebrations at the marriage of Henry and Marjorie Mossop

Joseph Riggall

Left to right: Joyce Berry, Marion Lyons,Richard and Maurice - sons of Joyce and Norman Berry. The photograph was taken in Hallgarth, Marshchapel mid 1950s.

Joyce Cross, Colin Lyons, Jean Lyons and "Dinky" the dog.
Photograph taken in the School House garden September 1940.

Julie Kyme - nee Lyons with her mother Marion Parker - nee Lyons

Julie Kyme (nee Lyons). Julies mother, Marion, was the cook at Marshchapel School for many years.

Julie Lyons in school house garden 1950
8 years old

Des Osborne - friend of Colin Lyons - who used to visit the School House from time to time to play the organ.
He lived in Marshchapel at one time.

Rex Wray and Colin Lyons

Norah Lyons in the School House gardens in Marshchapel.
Norah was the wife of Percy Lyons, the Headmaster, and taught at Marshchapel School.

Colin Lyons cleaning Percy Lyons old Standard.
Photograph taken in Hallgarth, Marshchapel

This is thought to be Norah Lyons when she and her husband, Percy, lived in a cottage in Church Lane, Marshchapel before the school house was built.
C. Early 1920s

Fred and Maud Wray
Fred was the village baker and lived in what is now called "The Old Bakery" on Sea Dyke Way.

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