Ken Green & Peter Green - A lifetime of memories of the River Colne and the fishermen on it
Referring to the Malting Office (marked yellow on the Plan) and Premises on the High Street
Widow of William Hines of Wivenhoe who died on 21 September 1866
Disposal of two lots abutting on the New Road built between Brook Street and the Great Eastern Railway Line
Under three feet of water as the Wivenhoe Brook overflows
Part of his life story published in 2019
Written and researched by Roger Bacon, 1952
Ian researched over 320 people from Wivenhoe who fought in WW1 and who did a great deal more in his life
Glozier's were the barbers in Wivenhoe from 1902 until the 1970s
One of three sailing boats owned by 3rd Wivenhoe Sea Scouts
Ron was a much respected Allotment holder who did much to improve the Allotment site in Rectory Road
