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This is the sad tale of the loss of the schooner "Mary Caroline" off our coast in January 1861.
The Captain, Thomas Wickenden, was washed up at Marshchapel and is buried in St. Marys Churchyard, although no gravestone exists.

Wickenden Death Certificate.
See previous picture for details.

Mary Caroline shipwreck report.

Amelia, known as Millie, Deamer (born 1909.
This photgraph was taken at Walnut Farm - now part of Mossop Farms.
The identity of the child in unknown.
The photograph is thought to have been taken in the late 1920s.

This photograph was taken at Walnut Farm - now part of Mossop Farms.
It is thought to have been taken in the 1920s.
Unfortunately the identity of the people in the photograph is unknown.

Amelia, known as Millie, Deamer on the left.
Photograph taken at Walnut Farm, now part of Mossop Farms.
Photograph probably taken in the 1920s.
Unfortunately the identity of the woman on the right is unknown.

This photograph was taken at Walnut Farm - now part of Mossop Farms - in the 1920s.
Although the people in the photograph are unknown it is likely that the Wares lived there at the time.

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This phoograph was thought to have been taken at North Cotes beach in the early 1930s.
Millie Deamer - nee Younger - is on the left.

Amelia "Millie" Deamer
Mossops Farm, Middle Yard, Keyholme Lane.
C. 1930s

Amelia "Millie" Deamer
Mossops Farm, Middle Yard, Keyholme Lane
. 1930s

Amelia "Millie" Deamer
North Cotes beach
C.1930s

This photograph was taken outside Croft Cottages.
These cottages were accessed down a lane leading from Hallgarth and backed onto the houses in Littlefield Lane.
They have now been demolished.
Unfortunately the identity of the lady with the bicycle is unknown but from the clothes it is probable that the photograph was taken in the early 1900s.

This photograph was taken at Walnut Farm, Marshchapel - c. early 1900s.
Although the people in the photograpoh are unknown they could be part of the Ware family.

Wilfred Deamer - aged 7 months
This photograph was taken in 1947 at Walnut Farm which was the home of his Great Aunt Alice Ware.

Millie Deamer on the left, and Beatrice Wilson working in the blackcurrant fields of Caudwell Farms.
The blackcurrants were grown on land towards the sea. Both their husbands also worked for Caudwells.

Millie and Jim Deamer
Jim worked for Caudwells Farm for many years as pigman.

William Arthur Wray

The man in this photograph is William Massingberd Osbourne.
He lost his arm in WW1 and was our village postman for many years.

Winnie Patrick
Photograph taken c. 1919 or 1920

William Leak - brother of Eric Leak - who died in a tractor accident in 1941.

William Massingberd Osbourne.
Our postman for many years.
Despite losing an arm in the First World War he still managed to deliver the post on his bicycle in all weathers.

Harold Worrell who farmed in Marshchapel for many years.

Kath Worrell, wife of Harold

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