THORNHAM PEOPLE 2

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ADDIE TIPPLE AND HER FATHER WHO LIVED IN THE HOUSE ABOVE KNOWN AS "THE NEST".

HOUSE PICTURE TAKEN EARLY 1980s

   

 

                          EILEEN RICHMOND &                                                JACK & ELIZABETH SADLER

                      THE REV. PAUL ALTON 1977

ABOVE TWO PICTURES ARE TAKEN FROM NEWSPAPER CUTTINGS

IF ANYONE CAN TELL US WHO THESE PEOPLE ARE, WE WOULD BE VERY GRATEFUL.  TAKEN FROM A PHOTO ALBUM ONLY CONTAINING

THORNHAM PEOPLE & PLACES

 

   

JOHN & ROSIE KING NOT STRICTLY THORNHAM PEOPLE                              MAUD POTTER

BUT ROSE KING USED TO TEACH AT THORNHAM SCHOOL

& JOHN WAS GAME KEEPER & LIVED IN GAME KEEPERS

COTTAGE UP THORNHAM LYNG.

Walter Fenton snr. taken by by Walter Clamp of Burnham Market circa 1890/1900. 

The photograph would have been taken just prior to W.Fenton's death.
 

 

Bertie Fenton and his wife Alice(nee Nudds) taken on their wedding day in 1901.

   

Vine Cottage, Thornham is where Bertie Fenton and Alice lived prior to there deaths.  The cottage got it's name as all across the front a vine grew.  A family member to this day can remember getting grapes of it. The other picture shows the date the cottage was built.

We would like to thank Nigel a Daphney for there donations of the above four photographs. Normally pictures of buildings would not be placed on this page but as Vine Cottage is a important part of the Fenton family history it was thought correct to place these pictures here

Annie Sutherland

This picture was taken on September 11th 1960.

Annie used to live in the cottage that is in the corner near the vehicle gate going into the Church.  Almost every Sunday after Church my grandmother used to pay Annie a visit.  There are still relatives of Annie's live in the village.