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An outing from the chapel, George Tremain tells us: ”After some research I now believe I can identify some of the members of this group. On the back group standing 3rd in is Charles Hall, 5th fron left with moustache is Joseph Easton and with her arnm linked to his I believe is Emily Jemson his step grandaughter. Second from the right standing is Priscilla Easton who had formerly been Priscilla Jemson ubntil her husband William Jemson was killed in a mining accident. Second row from the front 3rd from the right as you look kneeling is Mary Jemson kneeling. There are also other members of the Hall/Jemson family on the photograph as all seemed to have strong links with the church. Fred Nicholson, crouching at front on far left. He married Clara Hall. Worked as deputy in ironstone mines but then started his own business with Mr Petty.(Nicholson and Petty). The photograph must be somewhere around 1910-20.”
(photo courtesy of George Tremain and thanks to Tony Nicholson for the update)
And so he should be showing off his four medals,he is now identified as Major (name not rank!) Lightfoot. He lived 35 High Street, Skinningrove. The other man round the corner is identified as Tommy Wiskers living in Cliff Street. The medals have been identified by Joh Wright as: ”the 1914/15 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal (earned with the 9th Battalion Green Howards in France and Italy) and the fourth is the Rocket Apparatus Long Service Medal.”
Thanks to Eric Johnson for sharing this photo, also Tom Webster, Pat Sparkes, Colin Hart and John Wright for the updates.
Thanks to Tracey King for this cutting from the Evening Gazette’s ’Remember When’ feature. Tracey has named most of the young people in the photo, starting with the boy at the very back and working forwards along each row, left to right. Were you there?
1. Paul Kay 2. Jackie Hipkin 3. John Smith 4.?? 5. Julie Bowers 6. Malcolm White 7.?? 8. Lynn Taylor 9. Paul Ashbridge 10. Steve Ewens 11. Brian Simpson 12. Bill Kemp 13. Susan Cox 14. Trevor McConnell 15.?? 16. Ian Purver 17. Keith Simpson 18. Anita Whitney 19. Keith Whitney 20.Michael Sztruk (Noota)21. Colin Hart 22. Pauline Meakin 23. Lesley Holliday.
Thanks to Tracy King and Billy Kemp for names to date.
Well not really as someone else must have been there to take this wonderful photo loaned to us by Eric Johnson. It looks so calm and peaceful away from the noise and the dirt of the steel wotks on the cliff top.
Colin Hart tells us: ”the picture is Dereck(Midge)Purver on his boat Lynn. I spent many hours along with his son Brian fishing and potting on the same boat.”
Thanks to Colin for the update.
Yes these four youths are on a day out to Whitby the names of the young men are Derrick Magor, Derek Hart, Ian Harrison and Dougie Tinkler.
(thanks again to Marjorie Magor for the photo)
Another one of Marjorie Magor’s photographs shows left to right:-Mark (Sharkey) Moore, Maxine Debbick (Gala Queen) Pauline Magor, Darren Tyler, Diane Money, Joy Partridge.
Thanks to Tom Webster for the update.
We know it is Skinninggrove Band walking by Angling Green, can you tell us what the occasion was and what date would you put on the photo?
Ray Brown tells us:”I cannot help with the date or reason for the parade, but I can help with a few Names, Leading the Band Is Arthur Stone (looking at him I would say the picture may have been taken in the mid 50 to early 60s) front row far right is Henry Rawlins, front row far left I think is Jimmy Bushby, third row far right is Colin Limon & the Back row far lift is Malcolm Voden all the names provided helped both Loftus county modern Brass band and later, when formed the Loftus Town Band.”
(photo courtesy Cleveland Ironstone Mining useum and thanks to Ray Brown for the update)
Skinningrove Brass Band at Pickering in August 1910 winning the first prize. Do you know any of the men?
(photo courtesy of Cleveland Ironstone Mining Museum)
A lovely photo of a different football team, we don’t have many of the names perhaps you can fill in the blanks.
Back row:- Jonty Smith, (I think), ??, ??, Albert Alexander, ??, Les Webster, ??, Charlie Smith, (I think) ??, ? Fothergill.
Front Row:- ? Hodge, ??, Tom ’pop’ Wilkinson, ? Bullimoor, ??, ??, ? Woodrow, Bernard Hamilton, seated at the front Mickey Smith.
Probably the mid thirties taken at the front of Timm’s Coffee House.(unless you know different) Your help with the date and location would be gratefully accepted.
(photo courtesy of Alan Pearson)
A group of men but where have they been or where are they going? Colin Hart advises us: ”The photo was taken near the bridge in the square, with Zetland Row in the background.”
Some of the men are:-
Back row l to R:-Arthur Tompson, Reg Wilson, Jock Walker, ??, Dick Garner, Nelson Downes.
Front row:- Terry Hall, Al Caley, John Hall, Jim Caley, Malcolm Hill (small boy front), Johnny Wilson, Billy Wilson.
Image courtesy of Pem Holliday, thanks to Margaret Fotheringham(nee Wilson) and Colin Hart for the updates.
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