1. West Mersea School around 1907.
Back row L-R 1. Ivy Mussett, 2. E... Woolf, 3. Annie Boon, 4. Balls, 5. Maud Dixon, 6. Daisy Mussett, 7. B.. Cook, 8. ...
Date: c1907
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2. Frederick Herbert Smith and Herbert Marrow with Fred G. Smith delivery van. It is a Morris, registration BVW367. The door advertises Lyons Cakes. Phone Number ...
Date: c1935
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3. Fred Herbert Smith and Preston Smith in the Bakery at West Mersea Mill.
Date: c1935
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4. Alan Smith, Kathy Negus and Judy Farthing
Date: c1950
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5. Back Kathy Negus left, Mary Wright right. Alan Smith front.
Date: c1948
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6. A trip on PEDRO. L-R Mary Wright, Vicky Watling née Negus, Dave Watling, unknown, Alan Smith at the wheel.
Date: 1955
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7. Trip on PEDRO. L-R 1. Mary Wright's husband ?, 2. Mary Wright, 3. Vicky Watling née Negus, 4. Dave Watling, 5. Judy Farthing, 6. unknown, 7. Janet ...
Date: c1955
Image ID ALS_NEG_013

8. The mill in Mill Road, West Mersea.
Date: 1904
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9. A History of Court Sailor's Home West Mersea No. 5105 A.O.F. 1867 - 1967 by Sybil Brand. Pages 6 and 7..
W.H. Cooke was secretary until 1884 when Joseph ...
Date: 1967
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10. 1953 Fred Smith delivering bread!
Date: 1953
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11. The Smith family. Far right is Jonathan who rode at Catchy's Riding School and then trained as a farrier.
Peter Smith (back left - Lifeboat Jersey), ...
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12. Archie and His Band. England's Youngest Band.
The back of the photograph has "Don't fail to see Archie and his Band. England's Youngest Band". Also ...
Date: c1937
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13. Amelia Mole née Smith, wife of Victor Mole. A midwife on the island.
Date: c1948
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14. This picture was taken after the marriage of Frances Smith and Frederick George Unwin on 8 April 1912. Frances belonged to the bakery family in Mill Road and ...
Date: 8 April 1912
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15. The bakery and Mill House, Mill Road.
From Album 3.
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16. At the Sailing and Social Club.
1. Bert 'Luvvy' Carter, 2. Oscar Whiting, 3. Frank Ashworth, 4. Dudley Cock, 5. Vincent Thorp, 6. Frederick Smith, 7. ...
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17. Bernard Cudmore, Frederick Smith, Garcia - Manager of Hall Barn Country Club, Oscar Whiting.
From Album 7.
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18. George Frederick Smith - prayers for East Mersea Baptist Chapel.
Date: 30 September 1894
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19. George Frederick Smith prayers for East Mersea Baptist Chapel.
Date: 14 October 1894
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20. George Frederick Smith prayers for East Mersea Baptist Chapel.
Date: 7 January 1900
Image ID GFS_BK6_002

21. George Frederick Smith prayers for East Mersea Baptist Chapel. At East Mersea except 11 March 1900 at Redington.
Date: 28 January 1900
Image ID GFS_BK6_004

22. Winifred and George Saunders Smith in their garden at West Mersea in the 1960s.
Date: 1960s
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23. Joseph and Emma Smith
Joseph was born in Fingringhoe c1850
Emma Beaumont was born in Beaumont, Essex, c1844.
They married in 1866
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24. Edith Head - born 9 June 1880 at Mortlake. She married George Smith 28 December 1907 at Mortlake.
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25. Constance Rose Smith, daughter of George and Edith Smith.
Connie worked in London for many years in shops, Sainsburys etc. She came back to Mersea and ...
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26. Connie Smith in fancy dress
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27. Clem Smith, Edith and Harriett, on High Street North. The Smith family shop is behind the fence on the left on the corner of Mersea Avenue. Edith Smith ...
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28. Greetings from 32nd Co., R.G.A., Sandown, I.W.
[32 Company Royal Garrison Artillery were at Sandown Fort 1898 to 1908 ...
Date: c1900
Image ID JDV_021

29. Wedding of George Smith and Edith Head at Mortlake.
George is left of centre with Edith below him to the right. Fanny Head (Edith's mother) is to the right ...
Date: 28 December 1907
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30. Twin brothers Clem Smith on the left and Alf Smith on the right.

Alf had a shop, I think it was Peldon, on the road to Colchester. My mum [Winifred] ...
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