Herbie Goddard

The Christmas girls. Back row, L to R, Maud, born 1887, who did not marry, Ellen, the mother, Lily, later Nicholson, who stayed in England. Front row, second from L, Rose, married name Mauback, Nellie, later Herbie Goddard’s wife, The other girl is probably May, who married the first Barratt brother.Millie and Dolly, both later Barratts, are not in the photo.
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The Christmas girls. Back row, L to R, Maud, born 1887, who did not marry, Ellen, the mother, Lily, later Nicholson, who stayed in England. Front row, second from L, Rose, married name Mauback, Nellie, later Herbie Goddard’s wife, The other girl is probably May, who married the first Barratt brother.Millie and Dolly, both later Barratts, are not in the photo.
Herbie Goddard was one of the most notable figures in East Meon in the 20th century. Click here for the full account of the farm lad who came to run a garage on the High Street and was chairman of both the Parish Council and the Village Hall Committee. He was known as the Mayor of East Meon.
Creator
Ben
Date of creation
1960
Date of coverage
1960
Place
East Meon
Copyright
EMHG
License
Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs (CC-BY-NC-ND)

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