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Chris Leak and Jennifer Leak.
This photograph would have been taken at Fieldsend Terrace where they were neighbours for a few years.
Chris and Jennifer were second cousins.
This photograph would have been taken in C.1946.

Chris Leak, Desiree Clover and Peter Leak.
This photograph would have been taken c. 1946-7.

Trevor Clover, Chris Leak and Richard Marshall.
This photograph would have been taken in the early 1950s.
From the building in the background this could have been the wooden bungalow which stood in Littlefield Lane on the right hand side before the turning into Hallgarth.

Philip Leak and Isobel Burgess.
This photograph taken c. 1948.

Royce Lowis with his mother Nancy.
Royces father worked as a blacksmith for Caudell Farms.
They lived opposite Fieldend Terrace in a house which was subsequetly demolished and a modern house built in its place.
This photograph taken c.1948.

George Keightley was the local coal merchant and haulier and lived at The Laurels.

Ken and Marion Lyons - Not lto be confused with the Marion Lyons who was Percy Lyons daughter.

Linda Leak, June Shephard and her brother Frank.
Photograph taken c. 1954

Linda Lovatt.
This photograph was taken c. 1949 when she was 7 months old. They lived at the time in the blue wooden bungalow which used to be in Littlefield Lane between the Village Stores and what used to be Marshalls Shop

Linda Lovatt dressed as a nurse and here sister, Janice, as the "patient". This photograph was taken c. 1954 in the house opposite the Village Stores in Littlefield Lane.

This photograph was taken in 1949 and shows Linda Lovatt as a baby with a lady known as "Granny Grantham".
Linda thought this may have been taken in North Somercotes but is uncertain.

Lizzie Hook, Fanny Epton, Sarah Jane "Sally" Patrick and Clara Stubbs.
All these ladies were sisters.
This photograph was taken on the grass verge at Willow Tree Corner near Covenham Reservoir.

Lizzie Hook

Louisa Sara Floyer -nee Shore - 1830 - 1909.
She was the daughter of Baron Teignmouth and wife of Ayscoghe Floyer, a vicar at St. Marys, Marshchapel

Pete and Shirley Marshall seated near left, once ran the Greyhound on Sea Dyke Way.
They are pictured here at a Licenced Victuallers Association dinner at the Winter Gardens in Cleethorpes.

Lyons family Hubbards Hills, Louth.
Colin, Jean and Marion with Nora on the left and Mary - wife of Ken Lyons - who lived in a wooden hut off Church Lane.

Lyons family at Hubbards Hills, Louth.
Percy, Colin, Jean, Marion and Mary.
Photograph taken c. 1934

Marion Lyons who worked as a cook at Marshchapel School.
She was the daughter of Percy Lyons was was the Headmaster at the school.

Fred Maddison was for many years the foreman on Mossops farm.

This photograph may be of Wally Sargent who lived in one of the wooden bungalows down Littlefield Lane - now demolished.

Margaret Patrick (later Burgess) with evacuees Arnold Weatherill and David Weatherill. Older brother Leslie had gone back to their home in Leeds.
This photograph was taken at West End House, West End Lane, Marshchapel some time during WW2.

Margaret Patrick - later to become Margaret Burgess.
Photograph taken c. 1927 or 1928.

Margaret Patrick with her uncle and aunt, Henry - known as Nen - and Lizzie Hook.
Margaret lived at West End House in West End Lane, Marshchapel.
The photograph is thought to have been taken around 1930 or 1932

Marie was born in Marshchapel and is the Daughter of Johnny and Jessie Ireland. She had a brother and sister, Edwin and Beverley. She was married to Jim Dalton and had three children - Allison, Ann-Marie and Ian.

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