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Hedley and Harold Goshawk
Brothers Hedley and Harold Goshawk.
The Donor remembers,
"Hedley Goshawk and his brother Harold (taken in the late 70s I think). It was taken outside Hedley’s house in Church Street. Harold moved away in his late teens to work in London. He ended…
The Donor remembers,
"Hedley Goshawk and his brother Harold (taken in the late 70s I think). It was taken outside Hedley’s house in Church Street. Harold moved away in his late teens to work in London. He ended…
Hedley Goshawk - The village barber.
Hedley Goshawk - The village barber. Hedley's nephew remembers,
", Hedley Goshawk, cutting someone's hair in his Stradbroke Barber's shop circa 1960 I guess. It looks as if it may well have been a photo taken for publication in a newspaper, perhaps.…
", Hedley Goshawk, cutting someone's hair in his Stradbroke Barber's shop circa 1960 I guess. It looks as if it may well have been a photo taken for publication in a newspaper, perhaps.…
Margaret Thirkettle
Maggie Thirkettle. Sister to Frederick and married to Hedley Rutter.
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Frederick Thirkettle
Frederick Thirkettle
Frederick was the son of Henry and Janet Thirkettle and husband to Annie Copping.
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Frederick was the son of Henry and Janet Thirkettle and husband to Annie Copping.
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Janet Thirkettle nee Strickland
Janet Elizabeth Strickland married Henry Thirkettle 1883. They had nine children together. Janet died in the spring of 1935 at the age of 79.
Henry Thirkettle - Relieving officer and Registrar for births, deaths etc.
Henry Thirkettle - Relieving officer and Registrar for births, deaths etc.
Henry was the son of John and Elizabeth Thirkettle and husband to Janet.
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Henry was the son of John and Elizabeth Thirkettle and husband to Janet.
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William Jennings - family report by Michael Peterson
William Jennings - family report by Michael Peterson
Unknown seated Woman photographed by William Girling
Unknown seated Woman photographed by William Girling
The Village Show - Stradbroke (Anglia TV)
The Village Show episode about Stradbroke, featuring many residents and their interests. Almost entire programme, but missing the last few minutes about Navy Day.
Lilla C Webb with her sons Guy and Alfred.
Lilla Charlotte Stokes married John Charles Webb, the brother of Harry Webb - postmaster and photographer. John died early 1900's and Lilla came to Stradbroke to live with the family bringing with her two of their three sons from the marriage. One…
Arthur Rutter
Arthur Rutter - the youngest of William Rutter's children. Arthur was killed in action during WW1.
Alfred and Faith Clarke
Alfred and Faith Clarke nee Thorndyke. Alfred was born 1882 in Stradbroke and married Faith in 1904. THe 1911 census shows them living in Laxfield and working as a baker and confectioner.
Ellen and Gordon Nunn. ALSO Gordon as a young man - photographed with Gwen Calver.
Ellen and Gordon Nunn. ALSO Gordon as a young man - photographed with Gwen Calver.
Ellen's maiden name was Calver.
Ellen's maiden name was Calver.
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White Hart Bowls Club - winners of the Mid Suffolk Bowling Association Cup.
White Hart Bowls Club - winners of the Mid Suffolk Bowling Association Cup.