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- T.A.FORSGATE on The Rev. John Robert Sinclair Carolin – MA Trinity College DublinI was told by my father that the Rector appeared at an eveninbg service covered with blood on his face...
- Linda on Mr Peter Green of Wivenhoe in his fishmonger’s shop in Eld Lane, ColchesterMy Mum was remembering Peter, so I looked up his name and found this page. What a lovely surprise. Please...
- Sheila Williamson née Suttenwood on Wivenhoe Quarry, W.G. and Mr Bill LovelessI remember old Mr William Loveless from when I was a young child. My father Alec Suttenwood used to drive...
- Carel w. Boon on Ten paddle tugs for the War Departmentthe Site Clyde built Tugs Clydebuilt Shipbuilt Database gives Fleming & Ferguson at Paisley as builder for PT 3 and...
- Tony Forsgate on Calver’s Butcher Shop in the High StreetThis butcher's shop was originally owned by Mr.King who, with his family, lived in the house situated behind the shop....
- Graham wadley on Calver’s Butcher Shop in the High StreetBefore Calvers, Mr King ran this as a butcher's shop
- Mike Daniel(Arthur's son) on Calver’s Butcher Shop in the High StreetAbsolutely lovely to see our dear father at the height of his career and looking so happy Brings back very...
- Mary Norris on The John Stewart ‘Gone Fishing’ Memorial TrophyI've just found this page. What a great memorial to John, and what a lovely inscription on the base of...
- Pat Marsden on The Old RookeryThank you for your comment. I’ve amended the text slightly to take this on board.
- Mark A on The Old RookeryInteresting, but are sure about no. 11 as I live there and it was built in the 1890s?
- Peter Hill on Wivenhoe History Group’s First 5 YearsThank you for these comments. I accept these observations. I would love to address them but we can only do...
- M Leveson on Wivenhoe History Group’s First 5 YearsThe focus of the WHG is only on the very recent past, i.e. the 19th and 20th centuries. But there...
- Derek Hall on James W. Cook & Co. (Wivenhoe) LtdI was an apprentice marine fitter at cooks from 1974 to 1978. Anyone remember Dick Cook? I remember you Pete......
- Maggie Petch (Nee Cole) on Berkley SaintySo interesting - just found this accidentally. William Whitley Cole was my 3 greats grandfather and Elizabeth (nee Sanford) my...
- Colin Coard on Touchstone Folk Dance Club, WivenhoeWhich evening do you folk dance please. Also when do you meet again. Thank you
- Peter Hill on A Roman Tile preserved in the Church RoofThanks John. I have changed this post accordingly. Peter Hill
- John Fulcher on A Roman Tile preserved in the Church RoofIn consequence, there are relatively very few of these roof tiles in existence in England today. Dunno where that idea...
- Peter Hill on Downstream Boatyard – 1994Hello Ian Do you have any photos or memories of those days you would like to share that we can...
- Peter Hill on Neil Johnson – A Wivenhoe BoyThank you Celia. I remember you and Rod very well, your Mum and Dad even better of course. I presume...
- Celia Brand on Neil Johnson – A Wivenhoe BoyIt is lovely to read your account of your life and memories of Wivenhoe. I am Celia Brand (nee Downing)...
- pauline harrison on Private Tom TURNER killed in action on 3rd May 1917in remembrance of Tom Turner, my great uncle.
- Ian Ling on Downstream Boatyard – 1994Me my dad my brother all worked at the shipyard a few years back Ian ling
- Peter Hill on WHG Meeting on Wed 17th October 2018Hello Hayley Sorry to take so long to reply to your email. Please give this person my email address and...
- hayley ward on WHG Meeting on Wed 17th October 2018Would you be able to contact me with regards this talk as I have had someone who is interested but...
- greenlady67@outlook.com on Shead Family – Early 1900sAhead family grandmother was Annie Alexander Shead . Lived down in a small cottage along side the railway track. Down...
