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Roy Pickard and Frank Shephard.
They both worked at Marshchapel Butchers.
Frank Shephard was married to Lucy and eventually went to live in Fieldsend Terrace on Sea Dyke Way. They had two children, June and Frank. June - now Houghton - is one of the Archivists. (2020)
The photograph was taken in the back garden of the butchers c. late 1950s or early 1960s

Sarah Jane "Sally" Patrick, Clara Stubbs, Margaret Patrick and Winnie Patrick.
Photograph taken at Clara Stubbs home in Firebeacon.

Sarah Jane "Sally" Patrick - c. 1950
Sally lived in West End House, West End Lane, Marshchapel.

Sam Mossop walking down the tracks of the disused Potato Railway on S A Mossop Farms Ltd.

Playing quoits.
The man in the middle is George Bancroft Burgess and the man on the right is Sam Oxborrow.

Erecting a safety pole off Horseshoe Point after a drowning tragedy.
Left to right: Unknown, Sam Mossop, Bill Clover, Mr Coxon and Johnny Ireland.

After erecting a safety pole off Horseshoe Point after a tragic drowning.
Left to right: Sam Mossop, Mr Coxon, Johnny Ireland, Bill Clover, Unknown.

Climbing to the top of the safety pole off Horseshoe Point.

Newspaper report on Safety Pole

Sandra Todd nee Wilson and Pete Leak - 16 June 1954.
Sandras father worked for Sowbys Shop on the corner of Littlefield Lane and Hallgarth, and used to deliver groceries in the local area.
The lived in a house behind the shop.

Sarah Ann and John Dowlman with their sons Clifford, Alec and Harold.

Sarah Jane and Joseph Atkinson who lived in "The Cottage" Littlefield Lane, Marshchapel.
Photograph taken c. 1900.

Sarah Jane Johnson Parker born in Marshchapel in 1876. She is seen here with her husband John Scoffing.
She died at Brackenborough in 1914 aged 36 leaving 10 children.

Sargent family fruit picking.

Walter Sargent

Walter Sargent. Behind him you can see both the wooden bungalows which used to be down Littlefield Lane.

Back row: Derek, Pat, Margaret and Norman Clayton.
Front row: Bill, Graham and Elsie Clayton - Sea Farm, Marshchapel

Sea Farm, Marshchapel.
Graham and Pat Clayton.

Sea Farm, Marshchapel
Pat and Norman Clayton

Compilation of agricultural scenes.

The names of the soldiers are unknown but the dog was called "Dinky".
The lady on the right is Joyce Cross and on the front row is Percy Lyons, Jean Lyons and Marion Lyons.
The photograph was probably taken at the School House in Septembber 1940.

Joseph W. Stapleton, born in Marshchapel in 1878. He worked on land mainly in the Kelstern and Wyham area near Louth.

This newspaper cutting is thought to date from 1953.
Unfortunately the article beneath this photograph refers to the effects of the January floods which did occur in this area in 1953.
No other information was given regarding Mr. Stevenson in the article.

Strawberry pickers

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