61. Wevill Family --- Coastguard.
Image ID BJ27_027

62. Wevill Family. Photo Devonport.
Image ID BJ27_029

63. Wevill Family
Image ID BJ27_031

64. Wevill Family - Coastguard
Image ID BJ27_033

65. Wevill Family - Coastguard at West Mersea.
Image ID BJ27_035

66. Wevill Family. Photo Herne Bay.
Image ID BJ27_037

67. Wevill Family - Coastguard. Photo Cleghorn, Isle of Mersea.
Image ID BJ27_039

68. Emma Ann Wevill, wife of George Henry Wevill, died 28 Feb 1903 aged 47 years. Photo: Cleghorn, Isle of Mersea.
Date: cMarch 1903
Image ID BJ27_041

69. East Mersea Children's Party, thought to be for the 1953 Coronation. Rev. Hughes and Norman Carter in the background.
Date: cJune 1953
Image ID BJ61_018_004

70. East Mersea Children's Party. Date not yet known.
Image ID BJ61_018_006

71. Long guns and tall tales. L-R Bob South, who killed nine Brent geese with one shot from a single 12-bore; 'Admiral' Bill Wyatt, aged eighty-one and still ...
Image ID BOX004_023_001

72. First Ladies Race at Brightlingsea.
Top Miss K. Poole delighted at winning a Second Prize in JUMBO II, Jack Maltby's new B.O.D.C. Bottom - A study of the ...
Date: 1932
Image ID BOX058_003_001

73. The well known author & wildfowler J. Wentworth Day with a local West Mersea wildfowler and all their weapons and tools. Similar one published. [DW]
A ...
Image ID BOXB5_015_027

74. Wildfowler Walter Linnet of Bradwell, at the mouth of the River Blackwater, in one of his gun punts. He lived in the small house in the background, built on the ...
Image ID BOXB5_015_033

75. Captain Hayzell Polley of Brightlingsea, one time master of the 224 ton schooner yacht HEARTSEASE, demonstrates a sextant to David Leather.
From: Photographs --- various
Date: 1966
Image ID BOXB9_005_005

76. Fid Harnack - copy of photograph
Used in The Salty Shore.
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77. Shipyard management and workers
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78. George Peggs of Brightlingsea in a typical gun punt.
Used in The Northseamen page 72.
Date: 1895
Image ID BOXP_135_072

79. Regatta committee aboard committee smack at Wivenhoe regatta about 1910. Refreshments for members visible down main hatch.
Used in The Northseamen page 79.
Date: c1910
Image ID BOXP_135_079

80. Husk's boatyard, Wivenhoe, about 1930. From right: John Smith, Stanley Cook (foreman), extreme left James Theobald. The small boats under construction are for ...
Date: c1930
Image ID BOXP_135_269

81. Platters and hand rivetters at Forrestt's Wivenhoe shipyard about 1900. Typical tradesmen who founded the Colne's tradition of steel shipbuilding.
Date: c1900
Image ID BOXP_135_293

82. Mr Charles Scott being carried by two bathers after landing at the Golf Course. Barbara Mears is on the left with Bob Munro next to her. Charles Scott's first ...
Date: 13 July 1932
Image ID BS01_033

83. Carolyn Chatters (Carolyn Fox) and Sea Cadet John Chatters.
Image ID CFX_007

84. H.M. Yacht BRITANNIA.
H.M. King Georve V, H.M. Queen Mary, H.R.H. Prince Albert(Duke of York), H.R.H. Princess Mary.
Major Philip Hunloke, Helmsman, ...
Date: c1920
Image ID CG6_281

85. Reverend and Mrs East. Revd. East was at East Mersea 1957 to 1973 and West Mersea from 1957 to 1971.
Image ID CHS_061

86. "Catchy" - Patricia Catchpole

87. Miss Gladys 'Nan' Peacefull from Mondamin, East Road, and Katie Russell (previously captioned Mrs Bertha Sams of Blue Row, Katie's daughter).
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88. Raymond Jones Catchpole. Born October 1886 to William John Catchpole 1848-1920 and Emily Jones 1852-1933. The badge he is wearing is the Royal Army Medical ...
Date: c1914
Image ID CHY_RJC_001

89. Raymond Jones Catchpole. Suffolk Regiment.
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90. Raymond Jones Catchpole
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