Old Castle Gate, c. 1900 with George Barton.
The Old Castle Gate with George Barton.
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Golden Jubilee at St Joseph’s Roman Catholic Chapel.
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Outside St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Chapel (now demolished) on the celebration of the Golden Jubilee, 1989. L to R. Roman Catholic Bishop of Exeter, The Rt. Rev. Christopher Budd, Betty and Bill Granger and Father Terence Perkins.
St Mary’s Church choir 1960.
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St. Mary’s Church choir c.1960, L to R
Back row Patricia Fuller, Ann Turner, Margaret Llewellyn-Jones, John Northam, Sid Turner, Leslie Purcell, Francis Bustard, Susan Pring, Brenda Pring, Monica Bright, Janice Fuller and Sheila Marke
Seated Mr Farmer, ? Hannaford, Frances Hart, Rev. W. Llewellyn-Jones, Ron Cork, Ray Clapp, and Mr J. Hart
Front row Ian McCulloch, Gary Still, Richard McCulloch, Geoffrey Casely, David Llewellyn-Jones, Martin Pring
Gordon Hold and Brian Middleton
Hemyock Bellringers in 1970.
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Ringers in the bell tower 1970. L-R. Len Mutter, Les White, Tom Bright, Martin Pring, Royston Perrott, Les Morrell, Alan Watson and Fred Perrott.
A later group of Hemyock Bellringers in May 1956.
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A later group of ringers L-R Les White, Les Morrell, Len Mutter, Dennis Hart, Les Hart, Bert Hill, Rev. Stamp, Tom Bright, Michael Pike and Leonard Netherway. This photograph was taken at Michael Pike’s wedding on 19th May 1956.
Clist wedding in 1900
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Wedding of Mary Clist and Mr Carrick in 1900 with reception at Mountlands, Hemyock.
Clist wedding at Mountlands in 1911
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The wedding between Ellen Clist and Edward Farrant in 1911. Picture taken at Mountlands after the wedding.
Stanley Doble at ‘Doble’s’ Garage.
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Stanley Doble in his garage first set up a garage at the top of the village selling bicycles, motorbikes and radios. The motor car trade became the most important part of the business. He retired over 20 years ago but the garage, taken over by David Graham, is still known as Doble’s.
Ronald Doble – 1973
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Ronald Doble, a builder, who began his career as a carpenter and wheelwright. The family business is now continued by his son Brian.