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Mrs. M. Conn, Ray’s mother, is in this photograph taken at a church bazaar at Hinderwell. Rev. Berriman, Rev. Ward, Mr. Blaylock, Mr. Codling, and Mr. Tom Husband are in the group. I haven’t got the name of the other lady. (Image courtesy of Mr.R.Conn) Copyright-John Tindale, Whitby.
Staithes school infant teacher is on the right at the back of this happy group, the Cheerohs concert party from Staithes. (Image courtesy of Mr. Ray Conn)
Mr. Conn’s grandmother, Grace Conn, is pictured on the steps of her small shop at 13, Lane End, Staithes. (Image courtesy of Mr. Ray Conn)
Grace Conn moved from the small shop in the cottage at one side of Staithes Lane to the larger premises over the road, which later became the Co-op. She is pictured on the doorstep with her assistant, Muriel Clark (Image courtesy of Mr. Ray Conn)
The group are outside Staithes village hall and the certificates are from the R.S.P.C.A. for an animal rescue. We have some of the names of the men in the photo: (from the left)…….3.Harry Reed 4.Rev. B. Tatham ……7.Norman Conn ….9.George Hugill …. Can someone add more details, please? (Image courtesy of Mr. Ray Conn – copyright Tindales)
Members of the Staithes Coastguard Auxiliary Service, Norman Conn, Harry Reed and Harold Beyham with the life-saving gear for rescue from the shore. (Image courtesy of Mr. Ray Conn)
Harry Reed and Norman Conn with a boy from Middlesbrough who had been rescued by the Staihes Auxiliary Coastguards. Does anyone know more of the story, please? (Image courtesy of Mr. Ray Conn – copyright L.W. & C.D. Richardson, Redcar)
This photograph shows William Halton (on the back row, far right), with his parents William and Ann Halton. Also in the photo are his sisters Ann, Ada and Edith. (image courtesy of P Dolling)
This is a priceless image – the number plate alone is worth a small fortune! The 97th car registered in the North Riding of Yorkshire, Middlesbrough District? This image shows Ada and Ann Halton about to go out for a spin. Talk about emancipation! A further update: Bozi Mohacek of the Surrey Vintage and Vehicles Society tells us that it is a very rare car indeed - a cca 1906 Gilburt Light Car, only made between 1904 and 1906 in West Kilburn, London. Middlesbrough Archives inform us that it was registered to an Ackroyd relative in Middlesbrough. Thanks to Pauline Dolling for the update.
Mr and Mrs George T. Goodwill and family, anyone know the people in the photo or where it ws taken? |
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