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Beattie Dowlman

Beekeepers in Marshchapel
Henry Mossop is on the right.

Ben Leesing and Angela Mossop
C. 1953

Bert Epton before WW1
He was married to Fanny Epton (later Pinder) and was killed in the last two weeks of WW1.

William and Dorothy Clover - the photograph was taken outside the bungalow they had built near the Mill.
The photograph was taken mid to late 1960s.

Bryn Clark, his mother Betty and step-father Jan Nowak.
This photograph was taken outside Bryns grandparents bungalow (William and Dorothy Clover) which was built near the Mill in Mill Lane, Marshchapel.
C. Late 1960s

Mr Wray, the baker, who lived at Fucksia Cottage (now called The Old Bakery) on Sea Dyke Way, Marshchapel.
He is seen here in his back garden.

Mr Johnson, who lived in Croft Cottages (off Hallgarth and now demolished).

He is photographed here in 1950 working in the garden of Lapstone Villa on Sea Dyke Way.
William and Dorothy Clover lived there at the time.

Left to Right: Eric Clover, his wife Mary, Marys son Barry Ireland with baby Michael Clover.
This photograph was taken in 1949-50.
They lived in Drainbridge Cottages for a while.

William Clover who lived in one of the cottages in Chain Terrace
Sea Dyke Way, Marshchapel
He was the father of William Clover -William Clover jnr was also know as "Bill" and "Nobby".

Mary Ann Clover
Mary was the wife of William Clover and lived in one of the cottages at Chain Terrace, Sea Dyke Way, Marshchapel.
She was the mother of William Clover jnr - also known as Bill and Nobby.
Although the exact date of this photograph is unknown it is thought to have been taken before 1932.

Mrs Carey - She live in a white cottage near the now demolished chapel which used to stand adjacent to the War Memorial on Sea Dyke Way. C. 1930s.

Bryan Clover aged 2
Bryan lived with his parents, William and Dorothy Clover at
Lapstone Villa, Sea Dyke Way, Marshchapel

Dorothy Mary Grant who later married William, known as Bill, Clover and came to live in Marshchapel.
This photograph was taken before she went out to a dance and at the time was working as a parlour maid at Harrington Hall in the 1920s.

Trevor and Bryan Clover

Desiree and Joyce Clover
This photograph was taken at Lapstone Villa, Sea Dyke Way, Marshchapel
C. 1940s

Rose Leak - Later to become Rose Taylor

Pauline Rushby.
This photograph was taken in 1946 when she was 15

Maureen Leesing
This photograph was taken in 1946 when she was16

Left to right: Betty, her mother Dorothy Clover with her daughter Desiree on her knee and partially out of the shot, Joyce her other daughter.
This photograph was taken at Lapstone Villa, Sea Dyke Way, Marshchapel
C.1939

Left to right: Betty Clover with her sisters Joyce and Desiree in the pram.
This potograph was taken in the garden of Lapstone Villa, Sea Dyke Way, Marshchapel probably some time in the early 1940s.

This photograph is thought to have been taken at a presentation evening.
Left to right: Joyce Quirke - nee Clover, Desiree Jacklin - nee Clover, Jean Orry, Pauline Jacklin, Bill Clover and his wife Dorothy

The Quirke Family.
Left to right: Bryndley - 5 yrs, Dennis, Joyce - nee Clover and Malvyne - 6 yrs.
They lived in Lapstone Villa, Sea Dyke Way, Marshchapel for many years.

Family Bible probably belonging to the Sergent family.

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