Lorna Trenaman best floral arrangement cup : 1960
(photo from Neil Trenaman) Lorna Trenaman best floral arrangement cup at the local annual show 1960
Terry Reynolds, fibreglass dinghy, 1986
Terry Reynolds fibreglass dinghy newspaper cutting 1986
Rev. Norman Hillyer to retire – 1986
Rev. Norman Hillyer to retire - Tim Laing Scrapbook 1986
“Man of Many Words” : Rev. Norman Hillyer’s Retirement
“Man of Many Words”, Norman Hillyer who set up the Hatherleigh History Society.
Captain George Pearse, winner of the Queen’s Prize, 1875
One of the Hatherleigh Worthies, Captain George Pearse was a crack shot and part of the Pearse family who started …
Henry Mallet Veale with dogs at Passaford House
Henry Mallet Veale with dogs at Passaford House c. 1900
Henry Mallet Veale – Studio Portrait c. 1900
Henry Mallet Veale studio portrait c. 1900
Henry Veale and wife with pony and trap crossing the ford at Passaford bridge around 1900
Henry Veale and wife crossing the River Lew at Passaford Bridge
Frank Colwill, 1914
Frank served in WW1 and after the war having travelled backwards and forwards to Australia, South Africa, Singapore and Japan …
Elizabeth Drew Colwill with her son Frank c. 1914
Elizabeth Drew Collwill and son Frank Colwill at Claremont House c. 1914
Samuel Hooper, 1826-1896 and his wife Sarah (nee Glass)
Samuel Hooper and his wife Sarah (nee Glass) who lived in Reed House. Samuel was a surveyor and architect and …
Drew Williams the Post Master at Hatherleigh toasts George Searle’s retirement
Drew Williams the Post Master at Hatherleigh toasts George Searle's retirement
Hatherleigh people on Devon Air
Hatherleigh people on Devon Air. Geoffrey Cleverdon bottom left.
Col Burke outside the New Inn (Tally Ho)
Col Burke outside the New Inn (Tally Ho)
Captain Budgett of Hatherleigh Harriers
Captain Budgett of Hatherleigh Harriers
William Morris
William Morris
Wedding c. 1950 Mr and Mrs Bert Goss and family
Wedding c. 1950 Mr and Mrs Bert Goss and family
Wally Gooding c. 1950
Wally Gooding c. 1950
W Bowden and Fordson Major tractor c.1957
“W Bowden always purchased a new tractor each year for carnival”
Unknown – possibly Jack Weeks
Unknown - possibly Jack Weeks