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WJ Howe bill to H Thirkettle Esq
WJ Howe bill to H Thirkettle Esq reads:
Dear Sir/ I beg to acknowledge the Receipt of you later . . . . 18.2.1911 for which I thank you
The contents of same have been . . . . I have the pleasure oto be your obedient S
WJ Howes
Dear Sir/ I beg to acknowledge the Receipt of you later . . . . 18.2.1911 for which I thank you
The contents of same have been . . . . I have the pleasure oto be your obedient S
WJ Howes
William Rutter and his Bakers Dozen - Series
Article written by Enid Driver, the grandaughter of William Rutter, about her grandfather, his large family.and the Bakery in Stradbroke.
Upson Garage
Garage, Cycle Shop, Tobacconist and Drapery. Barney Cook is holding the bicycle. Also Harry Scales and Jack Warne.. Tom Upson and his daughter Doris.
Two Hitchock bills to Mr Whatling dd 1944
Two Hitchock bills to Mr Whatling dd 1944 marked paid. They show that vouchers were needed during wartime in order to buy goods.
Two girls in striped dresses standing next to a sign
Two girls in striped dresses standing next to a sign
Transcription of announcement on the dissolvement of a partnership between John Footman and Jos. Davey dd 1833
Transcription of announcement on the dissolvement of a partnership between John Footman and Jos. Davey dd 1833
The Ward Shop
George and Daisy Ward opened up the Grocer and Drapers Ward Shop in 1907 The 1911 census return shows that they had a one year old daughter, Kathleen and George's sister Lucy with them. The census return also shows that Lucy helped out in the shop,
