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It is thought this might be a photograph of Fred Wray, the village baker.
The school and White Horse Inn can be seen in the background.

Left to right: Evan Alexander, Julien Jackson, John Campbell and Stephen Alexander.
This photograph was taken in the swimming pool belonging to Norman Cottage -Juliens former home.
The pool was situated in a garden on the other side of the lane from Norman Cottage and has now been built over.
The photograph was taken some time in he mid to late 1940s.

Left to right: Marjory "Midge" Marshall, Val Riggall, Marie Lingard, Julien Jackson
This potograph was taken in the garden opposite Norman Cottage, where Julien lived in the mid 1950s.

This photograph was taken in the garden of Norman Cottage
The people seated are visiting Mr and Mrs Jackson, the owners, and their son Julien can be seen lying on a shawl in the foreground
The photograph was taken 1937 or 1938.

Left to right: Dorothy Jackson, son Julien, Sydney Jackson,
together with an officer and his wife who were billeted with them during WW2.
The photograph was taken outside the door of Norman Cottage in the early 1940s.

Ian Jacksons birthday party - 16 June 1967.
This photograph was taken in the garden of the Jacksons then home on Sea Dyke Way. The properties in North Lane can be seen in the background.
From the left round the table: Ian Jackson, Ruth Jackson - sister - David Short, Alice Jackson - sister - Andrew Berry, Kevin Parker and Karen Baithwaite.
Ian is the son of Julien and Midge Jackson.

Peter Marshall
This photograph was taken at a Garden Party in the grounds of "Campo", a house in Hallgarth near the Old Hall. Obviously taking part in a fancy dress competition.
Peter lived at Marshalls shop on the corner of Sea Dyke Way and Littlefield Lane, which was run by his mother.
Peter later went on to become the Landlord of the Greyhound Pub in Marshchapel and ran it together with his wife Shirley.
This photograph was taken in 1949 or 1950.

Henry Marshall with his daughter Marjory always known as Midge.
This photograph was taken in 1939 in their garden opposite the Wesleyan Chapel in Littlefield Lane.

Midge and Julien Jackson with their three children
L to R: Ian 4yrs, Alice 6 months and Ruth 5 yrs.
This photograph was taken in the garden opposite the Wesleyan Chapel in Littlefield Lane on the Chapels Anniversary Sunday in 1966.

Henry Marshall, who owned the village shop on the corner of Sea Dyke Way and Littlefield Lane.
This photograph was probably taken some time in the 1940s.

Julien Jackson and his daughter Alice.
This photograph was taken outside their former home on Sea Dyke Way, opposite "The Rookery", in the winter of 1980.

These people all lived in Marshchapel and are enjoying a day out on our local beach in the summer of 1954.
Left to right: Midge Marshall, Julien Jackson, Josephine Riggall, Valerie Riggall - sisters - , Jennifer Leak and in the front Marie Lingard.

Three of our local girls enjoying a night out in Blackpool.
This photograph was taken at Midnight on 8 October 1955.
L to R: Jennifer Leak, Valerie Riggall and Midge Marshall.

See caption on photograph

See caption on photograph.

Kathleen Stubbs
She later became Kathleen Williams and taught at Marshchapel School for many years.
This photograph was taken at West End House, West End Lane, Marshchapel.

Kathleen Stubbs on a cart horse owned by Henry Hook who was a carrier.

Kathleen Stubbs
She later married and became Kathleen Williams and taught for many years at Marshchapel School.

Len Leak, who was born in Marshchapel on 17 July 1920.
This photograph was taken in 1941 when he was 21.

Len Leak out shooting with his dog, Sue.

Mirrie Leak - born Emily Miriam Stark in Tetney.
Mirrie was married to Len Leak and this photograph was thought to have been taken during WW2 when she volunteeed as a Red Cross nurse.
Mirrie was born on 20 January 1922.

Florence May Leak, Thomas William Leak, son, and her daughter Rosemary, known as Rose, whose married name was Taylor.
Florence lived for some time in Drainbridge Cottages and latterly in one of the Marshchapel Trust cottages on Sea Dyke Way.

L to R: Mirrie and Len Leak, Jack Clover and Rose Leak - later to become Taylor.
Chris, son of Mirrie and Len, can be seen in the pushchair.
This photograph was taken in the mid 1940s.

George Leak - son of Florence and brother of Len.
George died of TB when only 22 years old.

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