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This database contains some of the books, papers and records held by Mersea Museum.
Found 304 files - displaying 151 to 200 sorted by ID
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Article |
Alfred George Baldwin |
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ID |
IYS_185 |
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Title |
Alfred George Baldwin |
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Abstract |
BALDWIN, ALFRED GEORGE
Rank: Private
Regiment: Duke of Wellington's 9th battalion (West Riding Regiment)
Age 19
Date of death 24 March 1918
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Source |
Mersea Museum / Edwin Sparrow
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152 |
Article |
James Thomson killed 28 March 1918 |
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ID |
IYS_186 |
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Title |
James Thomson killed 28 March 1918 |
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Abstract |
THOMSON James
Rank: Private G/48138
Royal Fusiliers 4th Bn, 9th Brigade, 3rd Division
Date of death 28 March 1918 Age 27
James was the son of James Thomson, of Butler's Farm. This farm straddled the Parish ... |
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Author |
Edwin Sparrow |
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Published |
27 October 2007
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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153 |
Article |
Charles Godfrey Bonner died 27 August 1918 |
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ID |
IYS_194 |
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Title |
Charles Godfrey Bonner died 27 August 1918 |
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Abstract |
BONNER, CHARLES GODFREY
Rank: Private
Regiment: Coldstream Guards 2nd Battalion. 1st Guards Brigade, Guards Division
Age 34
Date of death 27 August 1918
Service No. 21972
Charles Godfrey Bonner was born ... |
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Author |
Edwin Sparrow |
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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154 |
Article |
David Laurence Talbot |
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ID |
IYS_200 |
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Title |
David Laurence Talbot |
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Abstract |
TALBOT, DAVID LAURENCE
Rank: Private Service No. 41941
Regiment: Suffolk ... |
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Author |
Edwin Sparrow |
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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155 |
Article |
ESSEX MAID built Rowhedge Ironworks 1939 |
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ID |
JBL_RIW |
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Title |
ESSEX MAID built Rowhedge Ironworks 1939 |
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Abstract |
ESSEX MAID was built in 1939 for John Blott, who had previously owned the yacht ALPHA, and had become "bitten with the idea of power in excess of sail".
Designed by W.G. McBryde of Glasgow along the lines of an East Coast drifter. She ... |
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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156 |
Article |
Tollesbury and the Essex Saltings in the 1950s and 1960s |
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ID |
JBL_TOL |
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Title |
Tollesbury and the Essex Saltings in the 1950s and 1960s |
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Abstract |
James Blott's memories of Tollesbury and the Essex Saltings in the 1950s and 1960s
On arrival in Tollesbury, with a car bursting with suitcases, food and drink, we would be met by Charles Spooner, our 'Steward' who was employed year-round initially, looking after us when we visited, and keeping ... |
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Author |
James Blott |
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Published |
August 2021
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Source |
Mersea Museum / James Blott
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157 |
Article |
Bocking Hall - Arthur Winsley's Almshouses Charity Report |
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ID |
JCK_BHL_010 |
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Title |
Bocking Hall - Arthur Winsley's Almshouses Charity Report |
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Abstract |
ESSEX CHARITIES.
Report of Commissioners 1819-1837
COLCHESTER ARTHUR WINSLEY'S ALMSHOUSES re Booking Hall, West Mersea
Arthur Winsley, of the parish of All Saints, Colchester, by his Will bearing date 28th March, 1726, and proved in the Prerogative Court of
Canterbury 17th June 1727, ... |
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Source |
Mersea Museum / Janet Cock
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158 |
Article |
The Salcott Murder of 1890 |
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ID |
JMO_SAL_101 |
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Title |
The Salcott Murder of 1890 |
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Abstract |
"FRIGHTFUL MURDER AT SALCOT"
"A FARMER SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN KILLED BY HIS NEPHEW"
"THE BODY TIED IN A SACK"
Joseph Leatherdale was born on 3rd March 1822 at Chappel, Essex. As a boy, he worked as a labourer for his father Thomas, who farmed at Wakes Colne. ... |
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Author |
John Moore |
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Published |
2013
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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159 |
Article |
The police steam launch |
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ID |
JPA_001 |
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Title |
The police steam launch |
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Abstract |
The poaching of oysters is recorded in the history of the island at least from the 18th century. As early as 1789 the theft of oysters was rife enough to see the setting up of a Protection Association to regulate the oyster trade and dissuade poaching. In 1808 a watch house was built on the Cob ... |
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Author |
John Pullen-Appleby |
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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160 |
Article |
Motor barge GOTHIC lost December 1937 |
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ID |
JSK_001 |
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Title |
Motor barge GOTHIC lost December 1937 |
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Abstract |
The GOTHIC was a large steel barge belonging to E J & W Goldsmith of Fenchurch Street, EC3. She was built as a sailing barge at Krimpen in
Holland 1904, one of several built there for Goldsmiths at the time.
In 1933 she was converted by James Pollock, Faversham, to a twin screw
motor barge ... |
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Published |
February 2021
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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161 |
Article |
Dengie Ranges, Bradwell-on-Sea |
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ID |
KBC_DRA |
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Title |
Dengie Ranges, Bradwell-on-Sea |
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Abstract |
Description of the Bombing Range built off the Dengie peninsular from 1936 onwards.
In 1948 the American Air force, chiefly from Wethersfield began using the range, using the "Newlands" of "Eastlands. Pyramid shaped position markers near St. Peter's Chapel pointed to the target. However, because ... |
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Source |
Mersea Museum / Kevin Bruce Collection
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162 |
Article |
Margery Allingham - literary connections to Mersea |
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ID |
LCM_AHM |
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Title |
Margery Allingham - literary connections to Mersea |
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Abstract |
MARGERY ALLINGHAM
Many of you will have read novels by Margery Allingham or seen dramatizations on TV; perhaps her most famous series of books feature the quirky detective Albert Campion. Eight of her Campion mysteries were televised in 1989 and 1990 across two series starring Peter ... |
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Author |
Elaine Barker |
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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163 |
Article |
Dora Greenwell McChesney - literary connections to Mersea |
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ID |
LCM_DMY |
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Title |
Dora Greenwell McChesney - literary connections to Mersea |
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Abstract |
Literary connections to Mersea
Dora Greenwell McChesney
I first became aware of American author, Dora Greenwell McChesney (1871 - 1912), following the chance finding by a researcher friend of an article Dora had written about Mersea Island in the Wichita Eagle newspaper dated 16th November ... |
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Author |
Elaine Barker |
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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164 |
Article |
The House of Marney: John Goodwin alias Sidney David Gowing |
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ID |
LCM_GNG |
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Title |
The House of Marney: John Goodwin alias Sidney David Gowing |
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Abstract |
The House of Marney: John Goodwin (alias Sidney David Gowing)
John Goodwin was a nom de plume for author Sidney David Gowing (1877 - 1943) who lived for a few years on Mersea Island - his widow was to stay on Mersea until her death in 1969. Below is the only picture I have found of Gowing, ... |
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Author |
Elaine Barker |
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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165 |
Article |
A. Ludgater - Literary Connections to the Blackwater area |
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ID |
LCM_LUD |
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Title |
A. Ludgater - Literary Connections to the Blackwater area |
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Abstract |
Alfred Ludgater: Mistress of Broad Marsh
Alfred Ludgater, the author of the novel Mistress of Broad Marsh, was a local man, born in Tolleshunt D'Arcy in 1858 to Samuel Ludgater, a tailor, and wife Sarah who were both also born in D'Arcy. His antecedents were Quakers from Coggeshall.
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Author |
Elaine Barker |
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Source |
Mersea Museum / Sent as article on literary connections to Mersea and environs Ludgater.docx
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166 |
Article |
Sabine Baring Gould The Essex Connection: Mehalah and Richard Cable |
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ID |
LCM_SBG |
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Title |
Sabine Baring Gould The Essex Connection: Mehalah and Richard Cable |
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Abstract |
Sabine Baring Gould The Essex Connection: Mehalah and Richard Cable
My current area of research is looking into writers of fiction who used the local area on and around Mersea Island in Essex, as the setting for their novels.
Perhaps the most famous is that written by The Reverend ... |
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Author |
Elaine Barker |
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Keywords |
broadmarsh |
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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167 |
Article |
Dedication of War Cross at Layer de la Haye |
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ID |
LDH_WW1_001 |
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Title |
Dedication of War Cross at Layer de la Haye |
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Abstract |
FOR KING AND COUNTRY
Dedication of War Cross at Layer de la Haye
On Sunday afternoon, October 28, the Bishop of Colchester, (Dr Whitcombe) unveiled and dedicated a War Cross which the people of Layer de la Haye have ... |
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Published |
28 October 1917
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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168 |
Article |
Lewis Taylor Gibb and a Tale of two paintings. |
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ID |
LTG |
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Title |
Lewis Taylor Gibb and a Tale of two paintings. |
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Abstract |
Thanks to the generosity of an important London museum, Mersea Museum acquired in 2018 two attractive new exhibits. These are two landscape paintings by the artist Lewis Taylor Gibb (1873-1945). Both are small oil paintings on canvas; one is titled "The River Stour near Dedham" the other simply "The ... |
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Author |
David Nicholls |
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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169 |
Article |
Ralph Luckham 1920 - 1990 |
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ID |
LUC_RAL |
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Title |
Ralph Luckham 1920 - 1990 |
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Abstract |
Ralph was born in Surrey and until the Second World War worked in telephone engineering. During the war he was seconded to the Foreign Office and was sent to Paris immediately after liberation ... |
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Published |
2012
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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170 |
Article |
Memories - the wartime school at The Nothe |
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ID |
LUC_SCH_007 |
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Title |
Memories - the wartime school at The Nothe |
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Abstract |
As elsewhere in the country, Mersea has been looking "back at the war years.
Those of you who visited the Museum last year will have seen many reminders
of the Second World War, and we of a "certain age" tended to say, "Do you remember?"!
One wartime event on the Island, perhaps not so ... |
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Author |
Susan Luckham |
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Published |
2006
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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171 |
Article |
The Mazengarbs of Copt Hall, Little Wigborough |
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ID |
LWG_MZG |
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Title |
The Mazengarbs of Copt Hall, Little Wigborough |
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Abstract |
Walkers have long enjoyed the wild peace and seclusion of the Copt Hall marshes, many will have popped into the little church of St Nicholas (now sadly closed permanently) with its piece of WW1 Zeppelin mounted on the wall ... |
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Author |
Elaine Barker |
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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172 |
Article |
That Statue - and Copt Hall Lane |
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ID |
LWG_RPJ |
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Title |
That Statue - and Copt Hall Lane |
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Abstract |
That Statue! [which refers to the statue of Cecil Rhodes at Oriel College Oxford and the controversy about whether it should remain]
Article written for Peldon and Wigborough Village News September 2021
It all started in March this year. Well to be exact it actually started in ... |
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Author |
Joe Kennils |
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Published |
September 2021
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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173 |
Article |
Little Wigborough School |
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ID |
LWG_SCH |
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Title |
Little Wigborough School |
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Abstract |
Little Wigborough school was built in 1875 with room for 50 pupils. It was closed by 1894 and all trace has gone. Its location is shown on the map below.
Little Wigborough School on west side of Copt Hall Lane, ... |
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Author |
Tony Millatt |
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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174 |
Article |
An Epiphany East Window and Maimonides |
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ID |
LZB_PAP_011 |
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Title |
An Epiphany East Window and Maimonides |
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Abstract |
An Epiphany East Window and Maimonides
After the end of the Great War 1914 - 1918 the family of Ernest Arthur Lazarus Barlow gave the parish church of St Edmund King and Martyr East Mersea an East Window celebrating the feast of the Epiphany. At the top,
scarcely visible ... |
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Author |
J.H.G. Sunnucks |
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Published |
19 February 2004
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Source |
Mersea Museum / Lazarus Barlow Papers
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175 |
Article |
Will of Joan Thornback of West Mersey 1637 |
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ID |
MARG_108 |
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Title |
Will of Joan Thornback of West Mersey 1637 |
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Abstract |
Will of Joan Thornback [ Thornbacke ] of West Mersea 1637 transcribed from
Essex Record Office document D/ABW 54/24
Transcriber Trevor Hearn 8th January 2020
There is a translation to modern English further down the page
24
1 In the name of god Amen. I Joan Thornbacke ... |
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Published |
4 October 1637
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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176 |
Article |
Thomas Frere and his Connection to the British Slave Trade |
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ID |
MARG_127_021 |
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Title |
Thomas Frere and his Connection to the British Slave Trade |
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Abstract |
Thomas Frere and his Family's Connection to the British Slave Trade
East Anglia has been the home of the Frere dynasty from early times and it is considered that they are descended from the Normans. Henry le Frere of Suffolk is the first known recording of the Frere name in England in 1212 ... |
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Author |
Trevor Hearn |
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Keywords |
pete hall |
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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Article |
Will of Abraham Fokes of Peldon 1597 D/ABW 15/49 |
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ID |
MARG_207 |
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Title |
Will of Abraham Fokes of Peldon 1597 D/ABW 15/49 |
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Abstract |
The Will of Abraham Fokes [ Foakes ] 14 November1597 transcribed from Essex Record Office D/ABW 15/49
Transcriber Elaine Barker January 2020
Foakes Abraham [Rgr, probably an abbreviation of 'Registered']
1. In the name of god Amen the xxiiijth day of Novembre in the Fortithe yere of ... |
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Published |
24 November 1597
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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178 |
Article |
Manorial Customs in West Mersea - The tenants' destruction of the records |
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ID |
MARG_313 |
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Title |
Manorial Customs in West Mersea - The tenants' destruction of the records |
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Abstract |
Manorial Customs in West Mersea, etc. - The tenants' destruction of the ancient records of the manor. -
In further reference to the customary of West Mersea, Fingringhoe, and Pete hall manors printed in Transactions, vol. xiii., pt. 2 [ See ... |
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Author |
W. Gurney Benham |
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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Article |
Earliest written references to Mersea Island |
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ID |
MARG_401 |
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Title |
Earliest written references to Mersea Island |
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Abstract |
894: Anglo Saxon Chronicle [Parker A]
'The [Danish] host marched across Northumbria and East Anglia so that the [Saxon] levies were unable to get at them,
until they reached east Essex, on an island out at sea called Mersea ( hie comon on Eastseaxna lond easteweard on
an igland paet is ute ... |
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Author |
Sue Howlett |
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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180 |
Article |
Charter of King Edward the Confessor 15th Century |
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ID |
MARG_402 |
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Title |
Charter of King Edward the Confessor 15th Century |
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Abstract |
Charter of King Edward the Confessor
Granting the Royal Estate of West Mersea
to St Ouen's Abbey, Rouen, Normandy
(translation of Latin text from 15th century copy of lost original dated 1046)
In the name of almighty God, thundering on high, who made all things out of nothing, and ... |
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1046
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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181 |
Article |
Memoirs of Grace Edenborough - East Mersea |
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ID |
MBK_GHE_038 |
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Title |
Memoirs of Grace Edenborough - East Mersea |
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Abstract |
Extract from the memoir of Grace Edenborough in the possession of her grandson Adrian Flatt.
I often went away to stay with a family known as the Wilsons, to be
a sort of companion to their youngest daughter Wankie, I cannot
remember her proper name as she was always known as Wankie [ Kate ... |
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Author |
Grace Edenborough |
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Source |
Mersea Museum / Adrian Flatt
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Article |
Mersea Island Trust |
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ID |
MCT_002 |
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Title |
Mersea Island Trust |
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Abstract |
The following article was written by J.H.G. Sunnucks for Mistral Magazine in 1995
1995 saw the 30th anniversary of the opening by Miss Akhurst of the first "sheltered" accommodation on the Island. There must be many varied memories of how it all began, but this is how the ... |
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Author |
J.H.G. Sunnucks |
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Published |
1995
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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183 |
Article |
Coastguards on Mersea |
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ID |
MHS_CGD |
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Title |
Coastguards on Mersea |
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Abstract |
There were Coastguards living on Mersea for a long time. By 1760 the Customs had two boatmen on Mersea and two at Brightlingsea. They were part of the Customs at the time, but in 1822 the Coast Guard service started, under control of the Customs, and it is the Coast Guard we are mainly concerned ... |
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Author |
Tony Millatt |
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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184 |
Article |
Hilda Page of East Mersea |
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ID |
MIS_1968_HKP |
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Title |
Hilda Page of East Mersea |
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Abstract |
A Mersea Lady. Profile of Mrs Hilda Page of East Mersea, by Mary Tyler.
Mistral - Journal of the Mersea Island Society. Winter 1968 / 1969 pages 5 and 6.
One of the most interesting people living on Mersea is Mrs Hilda Page of West Mersea. With her mother,
she came to the island before the ... |
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Author |
Mary Tyler |
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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185 |
Article |
An old lady remembers - Isabella Rosa Dawson |
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ID |
MIS_1968_IRD |
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Title |
An old lady remembers - Isabella Rosa Dawson |
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Abstract |
More than 150 years ago [ in 1968 ], Professor Horace Hayman Wilson sent his six year old son home to England in the care of the ship's captain from Calcutta. The voyage took nearly six months. Some years later the boy married a lady from North Farm, East Mersea. A marquee was put up for the ... |
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Author |
Alan Dawson |
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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186 |
Article |
Joy Gethen - Mersea Memories |
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ID |
MIS_1982_A02 |
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Title |
Joy Gethen - Mersea Memories |
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Abstract |
The text for this article was written by Joyce Gethen for Mersea Island Society Mistral Magazine in 1982. The photographs have been added, some of them from Joyce's collection at Mersea Museum.
Joy Gethen came to Mersea about 1906 at the age of 4 ...
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Author |
M.J. Gethen |
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Published |
1982
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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187 |
Article |
Memories of WW2 by Mary Jardine |
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ID |
MIS_1995_A28 |
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Title |
Memories of WW2 by Mary Jardine |
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Abstract |
This article was written in 1995 by Mary Jardine née French for Mersea Island Society Mistral Magazine.
Yes, I remember, even if it was 50 years ago! In June 1944 I was teaching in Southall in Middlesex when the first V1's began to fly over London. We called them "buzz-bombs" and, later, ... |
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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188 |
Article |
Memories of World War 2 by M.J. Gethen |
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ID |
MIS_1995_A29 |
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Title |
Memories of World War 2 by M.J. Gethen |
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Abstract |
In 1995 Dr Alison Bush talked to Mary 'Joy' Gethen, mainly about Mersea during WW2, and wrote this article for Mersea Island Society Mistral Magazine. Mary was 93 at the time.
Mary Gethen was born in Canada, but came to Colchester when she was three years old , on a visit with her parents. Her ... |
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Author |
Alison Bush |
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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189 |
Article |
Margery Allingham - Mistral Magazine |
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ID |
MIS_2005_A30 |
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Title |
Margery Allingham - Mistral Magazine |
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Abstract |
Article published in ... |
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Author |
Sylvia Gower |
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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190 |
Article |
Memories of V.E. Day by Kathleen Haines |
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ID |
MIS_2009_A34 |
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Title |
Memories of V.E. Day by Kathleen Haines |
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Abstract |
Kathleen Haines recorded her memories of V.E. Day during an exhibition in Mersea Museum, and they were published in Mersea Island Society Mistral Magazine in 2009.
"We were there! We lived in Nottinghamshire at the time, and my father suggested we should have a family day out....and that it ... |
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Author |
Kathleen Haines |
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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191 |
Article |
Too Good to Leave |
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ID |
MIS_2019_A18 |
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Title |
Too Good to Leave |
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Abstract |
Article published in ... |
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Author |
Tony Millatt |
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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192 |
Article |
My Life by David Stoker |
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ID |
MIS_2019_A33 |
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Title |
My Life by David Stoker |
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Abstract |
Article published in ... |
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Author |
David Stoker |
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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195 |
Article |
Drainage by Sarah Shehadeh |
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ID |
MIS_2021_A36 |
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Title |
Drainage by Sarah Shehadeh |
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Abstract |
DRAINAGE
It's amazing how quickly the headlines change
..... Brexit ........ Flooding ........ Coronavirus .......
Article published in ... |
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Author |
Sarah Shehadeh |
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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196 |
Article |
Mersea Bygone Days - bands |
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ID |
ML2012_006_P44 |
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Title |
Mersea Bygone Days - bands |
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Abstract |
I started at West Mersea Council School as it was then called, after Easter 1937. The boy sitting next to me was a real pest and kept pulling my ears. After the first term and holiday some new children came in and I had a new partner at my desk, his name was Sidney Sherwood, a quiet
friendly boy. ... |
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Author |
Ron Green |
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Published |
July 2012
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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197 |
Article |
Mersea Bygone Days - Green family |
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ID |
ML2012_007_P42 |
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Title |
Mersea Bygone Days - Green family |
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Abstract |
My great great grandfather John Green lived in a cottage next to the Fox Inn. He was an agricultural labourer and the tithe awards shows him as occupier, with others, of cottages and yards owned by James Fenn.
One of his sons Robert Chinnery married Maria Radford at West ... |
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Author |
Ron Green |
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Published |
July 2012
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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198 |
Article |
Mersea Bygone Days - Mersea men on the barges. |
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ID |
ML2012_009_P42 |
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Title |
Mersea Bygone Days - Mersea men on the barges. |
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Abstract |
One hundred or so years ago the sailing barge was a common sight around Mersea Island, tucked into various creeks and quays around the island collecting corn, hay, straw etc and delivering manure to the farms. Many an old photograph of The Strood shows a stackie barge. In those days ... |
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Author |
Ron Green |
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Published |
September 2012
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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199 |
Article |
Mersea Bygone Days - Farming |
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ID |
ML2012_010_P41 |
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Title |
Mersea Bygone Days - Farming |
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Abstract |
The outbreak of war in 1939 found many farms in Mersea and much of the rest of Britain in a run down state with many fields not seeing the plough for many years. Cheap imports of foreign grain made it impossible for our farmers to compete. With the ships bringing in this grain now ... |
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Author |
Ron Green |
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Keywords |
wellhouse |
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Published |
October 2012
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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200 |
Article |
Proud of our tradition |
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ID |
ML2012_011_P10 |
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Title |
Proud of our tradition |
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Abstract |
My family are very proud of our Poppy tradition, and
thought you might be interested in our history.
The "powers that be" in East Mersea in 1933 were
looking for someone to take the poppies from door to
door. The only person to show an interest was a 13
year old girl called Peggie ... |
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Author |
Wenda Lord |
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Published |
November 2012
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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