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Painter Hines in yard opposite the Police Station/Court House
Painter Hines in yard opposite the Police Station/Court House
Ernie Church Imperial Service Medal
News reports on the award of the Imperial Service Medal to Postman Ernie Church
Will Notely and cart
Will Notely and his cart. On the side of the cart is written 'W Notely My Motor Car'.
Horse and rider at the Court House
Horse and rider at the Court House - Webb 144
The Court House was originally The Corn Hall. The building was commissioned from public donation, mainly farmers and tradesmen, and erected in 1854. The Revd. Allen placed a message on parchment in a…
The Court House was originally The Corn Hall. The building was commissioned from public donation, mainly farmers and tradesmen, and erected in 1854. The Revd. Allen placed a message on parchment in a…
Nurses in Uniform - Red Cross and VAD, 26th September 1912
Nurses in Uniform.
Mrs Nunn of Rookery Hall sits front row and to the right of centre figure and was a nurse during both WW1 and WW2.
(JW,RW,UW,MW)
Mrs Nunn of Rookery Hall sits front row and to the right of centre figure and was a nurse during both WW1 and WW2.
(JW,RW,UW,MW)
Jack Foulsham Camping
The information given to SLHG is that this is Jack Foulsham Camping. Research shows that John (Jack) Foulsham was born 1839 Yoxley, to Joseph and Sarah Foulsham. He married Susan E Chandler in 1861 and together they had 8 children as shown on the…
Harry Webb - Stradbroke Photographer
Harry Webb - Stradbroke Photographer
Born Henry Arthur Webb 1878 to Catherine and Benjamin Webb - the village postmaster and schoolmaster. Harry had an older sister, Isabelle and an older brother John Charles. His brother died early 1900's and…
Born Henry Arthur Webb 1878 to Catherine and Benjamin Webb - the village postmaster and schoolmaster. Harry had an older sister, Isabelle and an older brother John Charles. His brother died early 1900's and…
Siah Potter a Suffolk Character
Siah Potter died in 1962 at the age of 71. Frank Ward wrote of him ‘He was something more than just a picturesque countryman, the city dweller’s idealized view of a rustic. . . . a handsome nose, twinkling piercing eyes and a mouth which constantly…
Extract from London Gazette re: bankrupcy and surgeon Charles George Read of Stradbroke dd March 1864
news report -London Gazette
