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Sammy Mossop of Mossops Farms Ltd.

Mrs Maria Atkinson
She was also affectionately known as Mother Ak or Granny Ak

Churchyard Mowers.
L to R: Albert Wilson, Jack Burgess, Rev. Parkinson, Raymond Burgess, Aubrey Patrick, Alec Dowlman.
C. late 1970s.

Churchyard volunteers Mowing Gang

George Bancroft Burgess, his wife Alice and their son Raymond
C. mid 1930s
The legend in pencil on the reverse of the postcard reads "A Happy Christmas from us all".

Mr and Mrs Ackworth.
This photograph was taken outside their home at Crofts Cottages, Marshchapel. The cottages have now been demolished.

Mr and Mrs Jim Smiths retirement from the Post Office, Marshchapel

Phyllis and Jim Miller in their garden in Littlefield Lane.
The Wesleyan Chapel can be seen in the background.

Charles Andrew Patrick and his wife Sarah Jane Patrick
Parents of Margaret Burgess.
This photograph was taken at their home, West End House, in West End Lane, Marshchapel in 1948/9.

Mr Smith and wife Nancy.
This photograph was taken outside their bungalow in Hallgarth, Marshchapel.
They were the parents of Jim Smith who ran the Post Offce for many years when it was in Church Lane.

Left to right: Mrs Oliver, Beatrice Wright, Mrs Hardy, Gert Wright, Mrs Smith.
Unfortunately neither the date nor the place are known.

Mrs Maud Wray. Wife of Fred Wray the village baker.
They lived in what is now called "The Old Bakery". In those days the house was called "The Fuschias".
This picture was taken in the garden of the School House.
In the background you can just see the roof over the pea viners down Mill Lane.

Mrs Parker

Mrs Sargent - Wally Sargents mother.
She delivered babies and laid out the dead.

Mrs West Nora Sargents mum.
This photograph was taken in Littlefield Lane.

Mrs Nielsen and Mrs Jensen who were sisters. This photograph was probably taken down Littlefield Lane.

Nora Lyons - Teacher at Marshchapel School.
This phtograph was taken in the School House garden in around 1948.
In the background can be seen the roof of the stationary pea viner which was situated in Mill Lane.

Nora Sargent c. 1950s
Mrs Sargent lived in Littlefield Lane.

Nora Sargent painting thei wooden bungalow in Littlefield Lane.

Nora Sargent walking home down Littlefield Lane.
On the left can just be seen an old cottage which has since been demolished.

Nora Sargent who lived down Littlefield Lane.

Nora Sargent. This photograph was taken inside their wooden bungalow in Littlefield Lane, Marshchapel.

This photograph was taken outside Norman Cottage which is to the rear of St. Marys Church.
Unfortunately the people in the photograph are unknown.

Keyholme Farm

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