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Joan Osbourne in the gateway of Pear Tree House in North Lane, Marshchapel

Sue Osbourne

Desmond Osbourne
This photograph was taken in North Lane, Marshchapel

William Massingberd Osbourne.
Picking apples.
William lost an arm in WW1 and spent many years as the Marshchapel Village postman.

Left to right: Unknown, Mrs Mary Whitehead and her sister Miss Eliza Wilkinson.
This photograph was taken outside St. Marys Church, Marshchapel. The sisters shared a cottage next to the Church.

28 July 1999
Opening of the new Play Area on the Marshchapel Playing Field.

Eric and Mary Clover with son Barry - Late 1940s.
They are pictured at the rear of Drainbridge Cottages where they lived at this time.

Ernest Ayscoghe Floyer Snr. He was born in Marshchapel and was the son of the Rev. Ayscoghe Floyer who was the Vicar of St. Marys Church.
He became Inspector General of Egyptian Telegraphs and was awarded medals for his service.

Evacuees in Marshchapel
Sadly no further information is known

The Evison family.
This photograph was taken at West End, Marshhapel in the 1930s.
Back row: Charlie, Beat, John, Nancy, Tom
Front row: Miriam, Emily, Joseph, Ellen, Gert

The inscription on the back of this postcard reads:
Evelyn or Mabel Evison (standing at the back)
Daughter of F Evison and Walter Evison
F Evison and Walter Evison were Raymond Burgesss grandparents

This photograph was turned into a postcard and written on the back in pencil is August 1919.
In ink on the back is written:
William George, Walter, Willows, Ernest
Evison
Mary Ann (Sargeant), Gertie

Family party at Firebeacon
Standing L to R: Fanny Pinder, Sarah Jane Patrick, Henry Stubbs
Centre: Charles Pinder, Aubrey Patrick, Henry Hook, Lizzie Hook
Front: Kathleen Stubbs, Margaret Patrick, Winnie Patrick.

A "practice" wedding!
The Bridegroom is Irene Maddison and the Bride is Julie Lyons with other school friends looking on.

Fanny Epton - Photograph taken November 1917
Her first husband, Bert Epton, was killed in the last two weeks of WW1. She later remarried and became Fanny Pinder.
She lived in a house on the left hand side at Willow Tree Corner just before Covenham Reservir when heading from Marshchapel to Covenham.
The house still stands - 2013

Fanny Pinder with nieces Grace, next to her, and Winnie, Margaret and Kathleen in front.

See caption on photograph

This would have referred to the Flood of January 1953

This would have referred to the Flood of 1953

Francesking

Frank, Madge, Ivy and Sidney Atkin enjoying a day ut in Blackpool in 1939

Frank Whiteley, the owner of the butchers shop on Sea Dyke Way, Marshchapel, with his dog Judy.
This photograph is taken in the back garden of the butchers shop.
The back of the neighbouring house with fish shop an be seen in the background.

Alice Burgess, her husband George Bancroft Burgess and their son Raymond.
The date on the back of this photograph is 1931.

Left to right: Jennifer Leak, Evan Alexander, Val Riggall, Trevor Nicholson, Marie Lingard
and seated Midge Marshall.
This photograph was taken in 1955 on the parapet of the bridge which is past the Church further down Church Lane on the way out of the village. The parapet has now been replaced with a railing.

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