Effie White at the wash tub
Effie White at the wash tub at Troakes Farm, Clayhidon c. 1950
Troakes Farm, Clayhidon c. 1950
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Troakes Farm, Clayhidon c. 1950
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George and Effie White’s Wedding
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George and Effie White – Wedding Photo taken at Battens Farm, 1924
This Wedding Photo was taken at Battens Farm, (Stockland near Hontion?), in 1924.
Front row: Bessie Clements, George White, Effie White, Kit White, Florrie White and Maria White.
Back row: Frank White, Douglas Brealey, Isaac Sparks and Albert Butler.
George and Effie were parents of Cora Doble, Irene Dearsley, Ronald White and Olive Burston.
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Rosemary Lane outing to Teignmouth
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Rosemary Lane’s outing to Teignmouth
A Rosemary Lane outing to Teignmouth, probably taken in the 1930’s.
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Did they go by train or a Redwood’s bus? Who is in the picture?
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Mr & Mrs French – Clayhidon
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Mr & Mrs French, Sceifa, Clayhidon, c. 1930
Thought to have been taken in the 1930’s at ‘Sceifa’, Rosemary Lane, near Clayhidon. The picture is of Mr and Mrs French, ancestors to some of the Ayres family.
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Mr & Mrs Ayres, Bournemouth c.1927
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Mr & Mrs Ayres, Bournemouth c.1927
Where exactly was this picture taken and what does it look like now? We understand this picture of Mr & Mrs Ayres with their motorcycle and side-car was taken in Bournemouth around 1927.
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Dick Ayres and Prize Cow 1933
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Rickard ‘Dick’ Ayres with his prize cow. Bolham House c1933
Rickard ‘Dick’ Ayres with his prize cow. This picture was thought to have been taken at Bolham House, around 1933.
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Rosemary Lane School Treat 1934
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The Rosemary Lane Chapel School treat of 1934.
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Ivy Ayres & Turkeys
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Mrs Ivy Ayres at Bolham House, Clayhidon, with her outdoor flock of turkeys. c1935.
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