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Inscription in Bible

Extract from the Bible

Extract from the Bible

Bill Clover
This photograph was probably taken in the early 1930s.
On the side of the bus can be seen the word "Pride". This may have been one of the "Pride O The Marsh" coaches.

Bill Hockney Clayton - kown as Bill
Sea Farm

Bill Parker and his wife
Photograph taken at Belle View, Sea Dyke Way, Marshchapel

From The Standard dated Friday 25 March 1960.
Visit to St. Marys Church, Marshchapel by the Bishop of Lincoln, Rt.Rev. Kenneth Riches.

Marsh Harriers - Winners of the Winter Indoor League 2012.
Back Row: Terry Wakefield, Basil Reeson, Matt Cottenham, Margaret Roberts, Bill Maddison.
Front Row: Chris Speight, Shirley Brooks, Maureen Cottenham, Doreen Taylor, Sheila Reeson.

Bowls match held in Marshchapel Village Hall - March 2008
Left to right: Mike Speight, John Schofield, Dave Roberts, Bill Maddison, Sheila Reeson, Terry Wakefield, Shirley Brooks, Chris Speight, Basil Reeson, Julien Jackson.
Front Row: Doreen Taylor & Midge Jackson

See description above.

The Butterworth Ball was an annual cricket match between The Greyhound, Marshchapel and The Fleece, North Cotes.
This photograph was taken c. 1976 on North cotes Playing Field when the Greyhound won.
Seen celebrating with champagne are L to R: Ruth Jackson, Shirley Marshall who ran The Greyhound with her husband Peter, Julie Biglin, Sarah Marshall who is Peter and Shirleys daughter, and Sylvia Riggall.

Charles Andrew Patrick and his wife Sarah Jane Patrick.
These were the parents of Margaret Burgess. They could be grandchildren they are holding.
The date of the photograph is uncertain but could be around the late 1940s/early 1950s

Charlie and Fanny Pinder
This photograph is thought to have been taken c. 1920.
Charlie was Fannys second husband, her first husband, Bert Epton, had been killed in the last two weeks of WW1.

Charlie and Fanny Pinder
Photograph thought to have been taken early 1920s.

Charlie Atkinson on the left with Roger Atkinson - no relation.

This photograph is from a newspaper cutting.
The poem was written by Julie Kyme (formerly Lyons). Charlie went on to marry her mother.

CHARLIE PARKER CROFT COTTAGES

Christopher Treherne.
He was born in 1921 in Cornwall. He lived at "Little Hill", Sea Dyke Way, Marshchapel from being a baby, with his mother Winifred Treherne
Winifred was sister-in-law to George Sydney Atkinson of Marshchapel and Christopher and Mrs Marjorie Mossop were cousins.
By the early 1960s he had moved to Grainthorpe.

Church Garden Party held at the Vicarage - now The Limes, in Church Lane.
C. 1951 or 1952
Left to right: Marion Lyons, Percy Lyons - her father and at the time Headmaster of Marshchapel School until 1952. Next to him is his son Colin Lyons and seated is Julie Lyons -Marions daughter.

Graham, Norman and Derek Clayton, Edward Mossop, Margaret Smith - nee Clayton and Pat Belton - nee Clayton.
Sea Farm 18 September 2004

Photograph taken in 1954 at house adjacent to Marshchapel School.
Back row: Gordon Doulton, Benson and Sidney Chafor, Derek Clayton Reg Pennell, Norman Clayton, M D Hewson, Frank Parratt, John William Hockney Clayton
Middle Row: Eva Parratt nee Hockney Clayton, Edit Chafor nee Hockney Clayton, Pat Clayton, Hilda Doulton, Margaret Clayton, Mary Jane Hockney Clayton, Elsie Hockney Clayton, Mrs Hewson
Front row: Rodney Parratt, Graham Clayton

Albert "Coalie" Rushby
He earned his nickname as he delivered the coal.

Colin, Nora and Jean Lyons
The photograph was taken in the School House garden in Mill Lane in 1932

Charlie Parker can be seen on the right.
Unfortunately the names of the other people and the date of the photograph are unknown.

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