Witheridge - Photograph Index

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WI0251	Christina Blackford with Doris and Henry. Leat Farm 1927?.
WI0252	1948 Fire Service. Percy Brewer at Gunhole. Other members were Rolf Tarr, Frankie Kingdom, Stan Price, Bill Vernon, Reg Tapp, John Luxton, Bill Somerwell, Stan Selley. First fire attended was May 29th 1947 at Lower Thorne, Rackenford. The warnings were siren by day, and by night, a bell in every fireman's house. The Austin fire engine towed a Coventry Climax pump.
WI0252a	1948 Fire Service. Percy Brewer at Gunhole. Other members were Rolf Tarr, Frankie Kingdom, Stan Price, Bill Vernon, Reg Tapp, John Luxton, Bill Somerwell, Stan Selley. First fire attended was May 29th 1947 at Lower Thorne, Rackenford. The warnings were siren by day, and by night, a bell in every fireman's house. The Austin fire engine towed a Coventry Climax pump.
WI0253	1913 Wedding of Mr W H Bristow and Miss L Lewis. The picture was taken outside the cottage at Drayford where Miss Lewis lived. Bride and Groom are seated. Left to right: Mr Bill Thomas (owner of carriage), Mr Walter Bristow, Mr C Squires, Mr H Lewis (brides father with beard) Mrs F Squires, Miss H Lewis (front left) Mrs H Lewis (brides mother without hat), Mr C Lewis and Miss M Lewis (fur hat).
WI0254	No.1 Ebrington Row. Mrs Jack Rice and John Bryant.
WI0255	John Bryant at Ebringtons Row
WI0256	Ebringtons Row 1939. Lila Bryant holding John Bryant, Kit Morris, Annie Rice, ?, aunt Paul Morris.
WI0257	Arthur Bryant and Commer Lorry.
WI0258	Mr and Mrs Burgess.
WI0259	1920s Leat Farm. Nora and Winston Chapple.
WI0260	Renee and Bill Churchill.
WI0261	The Cole family have their picture taken outside the front door of Essebeare in 1897. From the left are Abraham, Courtney, Ellen, Irene, Gwen, Audrey and Bernard.
WI0262	Percy Cole of Merryside. Special Constable.
WI0263	1930s. At the back: Michael Cutcliffe. Front from left his brother Dick, and his parents Mr and Mrs Ernest Cutcliffe.
WI0264	Dick Cutcliffe and his sister Nancy, with James Woollacotts pony Darkie.
WI0265	Michael Cutcliffe (early 1930s).
WI0266	Michael Cutcliffe in the yard at West Yeo (early 1930s).
WI0267	Michael Cutcliffe in the yard at West Yeo. Although no longer owners of Coombe, the family kept in touch by staying at West Yeo or at Cypress House in the 1930s.
WI0268	Michael Cutcliffes Grandfather, John.
WI0269	Farm buildings at Coombe.
WI0270	Michael and Ernest Cutcliffe with Robin Baker at the back of Cypress House, West Street.
WI0271	A Cutcliffe shooting party.
WI0272	Ernest Cutcliffe, who repurchased Coombe in 1941.
WI0273	Mrs Vanstone and Mrs Dryer at Appledore.
WI0274	Annie Gard (1873 to 1950), eldest daughter of Philip and Mary Gard. In 1901 she was housemaid to a General Whisk in London. Later she was head cook to a General Buller, also in London.
WI0275	Mr and Mrs Gards Golden Wedding. Back row, standing from left: Jose, Albert, Ross, Roy, Eric, Fay. Sitting from left: Charles, Stella, Greta, Joe, Mary, George, Mollie, Bob.
WI0276	Judy Roake with Husband Peter and their nephew Jarrett. Judy is historian of the Gard family.

WI0277	1920s. Vauxhall 14/40. Known in the area for 40 years. From left: Gilbert Maunder, John Gibson, Christine Gibson (nee Maunder), Toz Gibson (with school cap), Bill Buchanan, Miss Sloman, Mr Roberts.
WI0278	Toz Gibson died in 2002, and the Vauxhall Motor Company sent the car down for his funeral.
WI0278a	Toz Gibson died in 2002, and the Vauxhall Motor Company sent the car down for his funeral.
WI0279	Charles and Mary Gunn.
WI0280	Ethel Gunn was Sheila's grandmother, and Mary Gunn (nee Churchill) was her great grandmother.
WI0281	Ernest Herbert Gunn (Sheila's grandfather), born in Witheridge 1882. Ernest wrote May Cottage on the back of this photograph. He left for the USA, then went to South Africa, where he enlisted for the 1914/1918 war. One of his sisters became the second wife of Augustus Andrews.
WI0282	Left to right: George, Leslie, Jack, Nancy, Eva, Bill Knight.
WI0283	Jack Knights confirmation in September 1929 in the grounds of Hawley Hospital, Barnstaple.
WI0284	Jack Knight and Lambert Thomas in Holland.
WI0285	Jack and Freda Knight.
WI0286	Jack Knight with Grandma Howe.
WI0287	Mr and Mrs Mansfield in the garden at Cannington Cottage, listening to the wireless.
WI0288	1911. Dorrie and Winston Maunder, with Keeper.
WI0289	Frank Maunder, Winston Maunder and Lambert Thomas in 1910.
WI0290	One of Winston Maunders cows in the yard of The Lawns (70s)
WI0291	Mr William Partridge. A teacher at the congregational Sunday School for 59 years.
WI0292	1910. Mr William Partridge, Mr Herbert Partridge, Miss Elsie Boyd (later Mrs E N Partridge) Miss Mary Partridge.
WI0293	1936. Mr H.J.F Partridge. He went to school in the old Independent School (now the Church Rooms) and after attending a local carpentry class, he and his brother William carved the big bunches of grapes which decorated the big room of the then new British School.
WI0294	Doris Payne and her sister Alice Reed
WI0295	Debbie Payne's wedding. Left to right Nora Beer, Reg Tapp, Mary Brewer, Debbie, bridegroom, Freda Knight, Stewart Nott, Gordon Pyne
WI0296	Photograph captioned Bradford Barton family 1900 to 1919. L to R Knighton Wreford, Mr Wreford, Mrs Wreford, Winnie Wreford.
WI0297	William Pyne up the greasy pole in 1936.
WI0298	From the left: Bill Pyne, Gordie Pyne, Olive Pyne, Peggy Brown, Queenie Pyne, Reg Brown, Janice Hopkins.
WI0299	Carnival 1986. L to R: Queenie Pyne, Hilda and Freda Knight.
WI0300	Cedric Tudball and Gordon Pyne.