Hemyock Church Fete at the Rectory

Hemyock Rectory in the 1960’s

Mrs LLewellyn-Jones in the Rectory Garden with dog

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Hemyock Church Fete at the Rectory

Hemyock Church Fete in the 1960’s at the Rectory

Hemyock Rectory Rose bed

Mrs LLewellyn-Jones and Mr Woodman the gardener c 1960

Mrs Llewellyn-Jones with Mr Woodman, the gardener at the Hemyock Rectory

Hemyock Rectory

Hemyock Rectory Garden in 1960’s.

Cload’s Railway Hotel

This invoice to Mr Cload was from the Blacksmith for shoeing etc, presumably Mr Cload sent a horse and carriage down to the station to collect passengers arriving and staying at his hotel which became the Catherine Wheel much later. He may have operated a taxi service. The hotel was separate from the Pub which was called the Star, until 1928 when it was burned down.

The children of John and Caroline New at Craddock

Caroline            John Somers    Johanna           Vernon Arthur

1866-1926        1871-1960          1868-1942        1879- ????

went to California

Caroline NewJohn Somers NewJohanna Constance NewVernon New

 

by Lafayette (Lafayette Ltd), half-plate nitrate negative, 27 June 1932

Henry Harcourt New 1874-1961 at Craddocks       by Lafayette  June 1932

John Cave New and Caroline Somers Smith New

John Cave New MD  1826 – 1901 and his wife Caroline Somers Smith New 1845 – 1926

lived at Craddock until their deaths as above leaving 6 children.  Craddock  was bought either by John’s father John New MD 1799 – 1862 and married to Harriet Cave or his grandfather John New 1769 – 1851 and married to Mary Bull. The New family were originally Bristol based merchants, who did well out of their estates in the Indies.

John Cave NewCaroline Somers Smith