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Sarah & Chris Cobley and Marion Lambert
Savage and Parsons cart in Frogmore, 1920s
Savage and Parsons cart in Frogmore, Charlie Merritt leaning casually against the bridge.
Scaffolding on the street side, and Heycroft House opposite.
School with Tregear, groups of children outside school doors
Schoolchildren outside National School, date not known.
Schoolgirls c 1900. Back row, left to right: Isabel Budd, Miriam Nash, Mabel Pollard, May Kille, Dorothy Kille, Winnie Moody, assistant teacher Frida Kille. Middle row, Unknown, Lily WIlks, Kate Blackman, Nancy Micklam, Winnie Smith, Miriam Sawyer, Ellen Chivers. Front row: Beatrice Parfit, Emily Nicholson, Nellie Hockley, Rose Nicholson, Annie Moon, Nellie Moon.
Scots rugby international Alastair McHarg with Roger Young and Keith Kitcher. Rory Bremner then lived in the village and invited members of the Scottish rugby team to Jon a guest tug-of-war team.(1994)
Scottish rugby players in tug-of-war
Seated in the Committee photograph are: Lady Margaret Nicholson, the last of the Nicholson ‘Gin’ family to live at Bereleigh, (sitting second left) was reported to be a very strong lady in her own right and could get her own way, and saw that the Village Institute & Library was well run. Others were, (from left to right back row), W (Weary) Blackman from Drayton who worked at Bereleigh Estate on the farm side, Herbert (Herbie) Goddard who ran the garage and petrol pump from the yard of Glenthorne House. Jack Porter who was the caretaker and Librarian and worked for the Ministry of Defence at Liphook. He was brother-in-law to Iris Porter. Frank Collyer, leader of the Home Guard and father of Margaret Tosdevine. He was a wood turner by trade. Finally, standing at the end of the row Rece Porter (husband to Iris). He was a Postman and assisted his brother looking after the Institute.
Section of 1845 Enclosure map including field allotted to 'Poor Cottagers'
Section of East Meon Tithe Apportionment map 1852 Oxenbourne & Hillhampton Downs
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