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Harriet Sexton (1899-1934)
Baptised Harriet, Hettie Sexton was born in Briston in 1899. In 1911 she was boarding with Charles Timbers and his housekeeper in 5 Newland Villas. She was still lodging with Charles in 1921 in one of the cottages on The…

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Studio photograph of George Mason (1890-1959), probably taken when he enlisted during WWI.
In the 1920s George worked as a horseman at Eades Mill Farm for R. B. Howes. George married Lucy Piercy in 1923. In 1939 they were living in the Birchams…

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Walter Ford was a member of the Norwich Diocesan Association of Bellringers for 60 years and Reepham's tower captain from 1944. Walter began ringing when he was 15. He lived long enough to see the re-hanging & addition of two more bells (1977-1979)…

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Illuminated address presented to Herbert Temple Owen in 1957 to mark his services as church warden for more than fifty years. Herbert came from North Walsham where his father was a clergyman. In 1901, at the age of 25, Herbert was already a bank…

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Henry John Piercy (1860-1933) was a great uncle of Wesley Piercy (cousin to Wesley's grandfather Thomas Piercy). Henry was married to Emma Bowes in 1884 and worked as a gardener. In 1901 he was working in Euston, Suffolk, for the Duke of Grafton at…

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Eva Mabel Leonard (1896-1977)

Studio portrait taken about 1918

Eva's husband was Reginald Fisher, youngest son of George Ephraim Fisher. George ran the grocery an drapery business from the premises that was once Motts Pharmacy, now the…

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Alice Maud Gayford (1894-1939)
Alice was the daughter of Frederick Gayford, a carpenter. She was a domestic servant
The photograph was probably taken in about 1921 when Alice was working for William and Mercy Pitcher in London. William had been a…

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Newspaper cutting describing the facilities provided for wounded soldiers who began arriving in Reepham to recuperate in November 1914.

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Robert Matthew Howe (1863-1940) in Bircham's Yard, Norwich Road. Robert was a stockman at various farms in the local area. Born in Swanton Morley, he lived for a long while in Weston Longville. In 1921 he was living in Bircham's Yard and working on…

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Cecil (1896-1963) was a son of William A. Pask and his third wife Annie Sarah Rowe. Cecil began his working life as a tailor's apprentice to his father. After serving in WWI as a gunner in the Royal Field Artillery he married Doris Wilson in 1924.…

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John William Frankland (1895-1964)
John's father, Charles Frankland, was a tailor (& a gardener) who worked for William Pask. John himself worked as a gardener and after serving in WWI he worked at the Moor House for Ernest Hudson. The family lived…

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Image of two very smart young men in a De Dion Bouton car, taken at the bottom of Dereham Road.

May Mary Tubby -nee Barrett (1899-1983)
Born in Felthorpe, by 1911 the family was living in Whitwell. Her father Edward was a farm labourer. In 1919 May married William Tubby and in 1921 they were living in Station Road, probably in the cottages…

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Studio portrait of Mary Besford Timbers (1858-1940). Mary was the daughter of Charles Timbers & Charlotte Jarvis. Before she was married she lived with her grandfather William at Six Crossways where the women of the family ran a laundry business.
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Jasper (1900-1971) was the youngest child of Ebenezer Kiddell and his first wife Elizabeth Cole. He had a sister called Charlotte who was 14 years older than Jasper. On the back of this photograph was written :- "Good morning Sister Lottie have you…

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Wesley Piercy's mother Lucy had two sisters, Frances and Elsie.

Frances Mary Piercy(1886-1969) - seated
Frances was the eldest child of Thomas Piercy and his wife Mary Besford Timbers. She worked as a domestic servant until she married William J…

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The Blyth Family
Joshua Blyth (1856-1933) with his wife Rhoda Matilda (nee Timbers). They were married in 1883. The children are Joshua and Rhoda at the back, with Arthur, Charlotte and Percy in the front. Joshua worked as a jobbing gardener for…

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Baling hay on a farm at Kerdiston with machinery driven by a 1921 7hp Marshall engine.

Richard Wilkin, born 12 May 1917, was the son of Thomas & Ellen Wilkin. In 1939 the Wilkin family was living at 2 Railway Terrace, New Road in Reepham. Richard served in the Far East with the Royal Norfolk Regiment and was captured in Singapore…

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Copy of a view of Norwich Road, Booton, from the Kings Head looking towards Reepham. The cottages on the roadside are now mostly painted white. Original pc copied & enlarged
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