Witheridge Photographic Index

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WI0651	Elizabeth BULLED was Born on 17 Jan 1813, Witheridge, Devon, England and was Baptized on 21 Jan 1813, at Witheridge. Elizabeth married William BLAKE, son of Amos BLAKE and Sarah. (William BLAKE was born in 1812 in Brushford, Somerset, England, was baptized on 19 Jul 1812 in Brushford, Somerset, England and died on 28 Apr 1891 at age 78 in Morebath, Devon, England
WI0652	Elizabeth BULLED with her husband, William Blake (from Brushford, Somerset) and my grandmother’s sister, Michael Adams Blake, born in Lynton. Millie, as she was more commonly known, came to the United States in 1883 with her mother, Elizabeth Hill Blake, her brother, William Reuben Blake, and my grandmother, Sara Madeline Lynton Blake. The children’s father, William Bulled Blake, came to the United States in 1881. This photo was taken during Millie’s visit back to England in 1891. During her visit, both of her grandparents died in Morebath.
WI0653	The premises of Mr Joseph Churchill, saddle maker, were, until the mid-1870s, the Bell Inn of which Mr Churchill was the Landlord. One resident whose father was at a concert on in the Drill Hall, now the Church Room, recalls the day the line of thatched cottages and the thatched "Bell Inn" along the north side of the Square burnt down, It was on February 27th 1886, and his father "went round with the bell rousing the village."
WI0654	Left to Right: Frank Maunder of Moor Farm, George Crook brother of Edie Crook of the Angel Hotel, Witheridge, Edith Maunder from Buckhead Farm, her 2nd marriage, the Parson, identity unknown, and George Bamson, Cousin of the Bridegroom
WI0655	Witheridge Mill from the Leat Path
WI0656	Witheridge from the Air
WI0657	A modern photograph of the National School, now part of Mole Valley Engineering.
WI0658	The Toll House at Worlington
WI0659	Tiverton Fire Brigade Circ 1890 which would have been familiar to those living in Witheridge at the time.
WI0660	Void
WI0661	Mr & Mrs Kingdom in their garden at Littlebourne in the 1920's
WI0662	A view of Fore Street Witheridge from Greenslades Shop towards the Hare and Hounds.
WI0663	The premises of Mr Joseph Churchill, saddle maker, were, until the mid-1870s, the Bell Inn of which Mr Churchill was the Landlord.
WI0664	A view of Fore Street taken from opposite the British School, and showing a line of young Firs growing outside The Firs.
WI0665	The Pound House situated in The Square
WI0666	Queen Street viewed from outside the Police Station
WI0667	Whitfields Bakery
WI0668	Queen Street and The Square
WI0669	Colour Photograph of Fore Street showing Anstey Court and Lawn Cottage.
WI0670	An Aerial View of Witheridge showing Queen Street in the Foreground.
WI0671	View of the Square around 1900 towards Churchill's and the Church
WI0672	Witheridge Vicarage with a view of the Church Tower
WI0673	An Aerial View of Witheridge showing Queen Street in the Foreground.
WI0674	A Gloomy Winter view of the Square with snow lying on the ground.
WI0675	Drayford View
WI0676	The New Bridge at Drayford
WI0677	A colour view of Witheridge from the Air
WI0678	A colour view of Witheridge from the Air
WI0679	A colour view of Witheridge from the Air
WI0680	Black and White Drayford View showing the Old Footbridge
WI0681	Colour Photo showing Trixies and Rock Cottage at Drayford along with the Old Bridge across the Little River Dart.
WI0682	The River in Flood at Drayford
WI0683	Drayford Footbridge in Use
WI0684	Drayford Footbridge
WI0685	Church Group from East Worlington
WI0686	The Toll House at Thornham Cross, Drayford.
WI0687	Floods at Drayford
WI0688	View of North Street from the Air.
WI0689	The North side of the Square
WI0690	The earliest photograph in our collection dating from before 1886. The Thatched Houses on the far side were burned down in February 1886, and were occupied from left to right by Mr J Churchill, Saddler, Mr J Dinner, Wheelwright, Mr W Way Carpenter, and Mr H Trawin a Wool Merchant.
WI0691	Rev JAS Castlehow
WI0692	Rev JAS Castlehow taken during a tea party to commemorate the rededication of the Church Bells in 1955.+
WI0693	Trixies and Rock Cottage Drayford
WI0694	Rogers Builders Yard in Fore Street was rebuilt following the big fire in 1907. Pictured here are Mr Rogers on the left, with Mr Ford and Mr Hutchings alongside him. These premises are now the home for Stoneman's Refrigeration.
WI0695	Coloured Photograph of Ebrington Row shortly before it was demolished to make way for the Appletree Close development in the 1960's.
WI0696	Coloured Photograph of Ebrington Row shortly before it was demolished to make way for the Appletree Close development in the 1960's.
WI0697	Buckingham Shop in Trafalgar Square
WI0698	The Staghounds in Witheridge Square 9th September 1931.
WI0699	Dart Raffe burnt down in
WI0700	One of a group of pictures provided by Les Bourne showing scenes from his services with the Chindits in Burma.