Marshchapel Archive - People

Galleries > People > 552 Images

| Search | New window | Login

People

Mr and Mrs, William Arthur and Mary Jane Wray.
They once lived at Littlefield Farm, Littlefield Lane, Marshchapel.

Eliza Wray nee Swaby; 1835 - 1917
Married to George Wray.

George Wray; 1842 - 1910.
Married to Eliza Swaby.
There is a memorial tablet on the wall of the Chapel dedicated to him.

George Edward Wray and his wife Sarah.
Their family is believed to be; Hilda, Fred and Madge on the back row.
Cliff is between his parents, with Chrissie and Ralph at the front.
They used to live at the old Mill House. This photograph will be around 1920.

Reverend and Mrs Allsopp and Felix the dog.

L to R: Jane - Arthur William Wrays sister - Mary Jane Wray - nee Bratley and Arthur William Wrays wife - Bob Bratley - Mary Janes brother - Mr Bratley - Mary Janes father - John Bratley - Mary Janes brother who worked as a gardener - and Arthur William Wray - father to George Wray.

wray18

Mother Ak.
Maria Atkinson
The two boys are her Grandsons, Nigel and Martin Wray__

This photograph of an unknown woman was found in the Wray family collection.

Wally "Pop" Parker - winning the Heneage Cup. He was a labourer on West End Farm.
Wally lived in West End Lane in the house now called "Sedgebeck" for many years and later moved into one of the Trust Cottages on Sea Dyke Way.
He was very keen on dominoes and whist.

Newspaper report on Maria Atkinson.

Maria Atkinson

The Wray family enjoying a day at the seaside.
L to R: Martin, Sandra, Gig and Doll - Mum and Dad - and Mrs Atkinson - Grandmother.
C. 1967 or 1968

Mick Wray, Ian Burgess - founder member of Marshchapel Archives - and Martin Smith.
Renetje "Ray" Parker was taking the photograph.
On holiday at Butlins, Filey - 1963

Martin Wray
Photograph taken at West End Farm, West End Lane, Marshchapel
Late 1950s

William Arthur Wray
He was the father of George and Doug Wray who farmed at Marshchapel.
William lived at Low Farm, Marshchapel for a time.

Cliff Wray who was organist at the Methodist Chapel for many years.

George Wray who with his brothers farmed at West End.

The Wray Family at Low Farm, Marshchapel.
L to R: William Arthur Wray - Father - Doug, George, Edith,Maurice,Gordon.
Photo believed to have been taken in the mid 1930s.

Alf Wright
This photograph was taken in the backyard of his Fish & Chip Shop on Sea Dyke Way.
The building next door was the Butchers shop.

Alf Wight
This photograph shows Alf peeling potatoes by hand for the Fish & Chip Shop he ran.

Hand written note re Bible

Children from Marshchapel School helping to plant the Millenium Yew Tree in the Churchyard

See caption on photograph

< 1 5 10 15 20 21 22 23 >

Tip: The Top 13 on this page does only show the most viewed images of THIS directory.

Visits: Total:855.012 Today:431

30 days history