Items from "Buildings": 92
Transcript of newspaper advert inviting Tenders for the supply of goods to the Workhouse - 1836
Transcript of newspaper advert inviting Tenders for the supply of goods to the Workhouse - 1836
Transcription of News article naming the successful Tender for the building of the Hoxne Union Workhouse dd 1836.
Transcription of News article naming the successful Tender for the building of the Hoxne Union Workhouse dd 1836.
Transcription of News Article dd 1836 in which the Guardians of the Hoxne Union invite Tenders to build the workhouse
Transcription of News Article dd 1836 in which the Guardians of the Hoxne Union invite Tenders to build the workhouse
Ivy Cottage
Ivy Cottage. The Donor remembers,
"Lily Goshawk (nee Blinker) lived in Ivy Cottage (far end) after her husband Ronnie Goshawk died and she moved back to Stradbroke from East Dereham."
"Lily Goshawk (nee Blinker) lived in Ivy Cottage (far end) after her husband Ronnie Goshawk died and she moved back to Stradbroke from East Dereham."
Fred Coppings House in Church Street.
Fred Coppings House in Church Street. The old barn contained a special saw pit. MSDC gave permission for the barn to be replaced and the pit to be built over during early 2000s. Until that time the outside of the barn was used as a notice board for the village information on events.
Transcription of advert - Ipswich Journal dd 29th January 1884
Transcription of advert - Ipswich Journal dd 29th January 1884
Abstract of Title for the Hoxne Union Workhouse 1836
Abstract of Title for the Hoxne Union Workhouse 1836
Barnes Farm Garden.
A woman & three children on a slide.
Barnes Farm Garden woman & three children on a slide Likely to be 1952/53 Mrs Ruth (?) Ryan Top - Barry RyanMiddle - Kevin RyanBottom - Martin Ryan All the information sent by Mr Desmond Ryan, Ruth’s husband, dated 30th May 2010, from Vancouver.
Rear of Barnes Farm, Stradbroke.
Photo of woman, dog & car.
Back of Barnes Farm. Photo of woman, dog & car
Likely to be around 1950.
Mrs Ruth (?) Ryan
The car is an Allard.
Dog unknown!
“Expensive dog, expensive car and an expensive woman.” Mrs Ryan.
Likely to be around 1950.
Mrs Ruth (?) Ryan
The car is an Allard.
Dog unknown!
“Expensive dog, expensive car and an expensive woman.” Mrs Ryan.
Doggetts 1999
Doggetts 1999. The house was in a bad condition but has since been renovated as one private house. It was for many years home to the Boast and Aldous families.
Barnes Farm, Battlesea Green.
Barnes Farm Battlesea Green. The family photographed is believed to be that of William Chambers. The 1901 census return shows him to be a 48 yr old Horseman on a farm with his wife Charlotte. His children are listed as James 19, Delia 17, William 14, John 12, Mary Ann 10, Phoebe 8 and Fred aged 4. By 1911 William is a Farm Bailiff, a widower but…
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