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Mapperley People and Families in the 1900's Photo Gallery 5 Ilkeston Kirk Hallam Shipley Stanley West Hallam Gordon, Vera and Margaret Haynes, Daisy and Fred James, Bob Mellor. Circa 1963/64 Kath and Bill Ogden with the Hobson family Grandma Ruth with Winnie, Joe, Jean (hiding) and Judith Martin in Skegness L to R Little Teddy, Charlie Haynes, Joan Rice, Eddie Marsden (in wheelchair) Bill Harvey, Unknown Ernie and Dorothy Hobson with granddaughter Jill, spring 1943 outside No10 Manor House Frank Marsden happy in his allotment shed Edie Pearson, a well known character, 24 March 1916 - 11 April 2011, Photograph taken by the top shop David, Andy and Mrs Hooper. Mr and Mrs Hooper bred prize winning goats Country Fayre held on June 8th 1985 Gladys Webster, Barry Riley, Walter Law, Beryl Pearce, Elaine and Roger Sarson. 1983 Winning Dominoes team from Old Black Horse. Ron Richardson landlord in centre Black Horse winning Darts & Dominoes team Circa 1973 - 1980 in Ilkeston Regency Rooms Group of villagers taken by the side of top shop and top of Moons Yard Fancy dress on Mapperley Recreation Ground Alice McGill, Tom Harshorne, Gladys Webster in top shop Alice McGill and next-door neighbour Paul Morgan C1994. Thanks to Jane & David Morgan for the photograph Gladys, Jean, Les and Tony Webster Jim, Maureen, James Lewis and Mrs Margaret Isam C late 1950s Jim and Mrs Margaret Isam Gt Yarmouth C 1980 David Morgan and Lyn Pearson (Reeve) C 1958 Lyn Pearson's Auntie Connie (Wood), Mum Edie, Uncle Jack Lowe in chair, Aunty Alice (Redgate) 1919 Lyn Pearson (Reeve) with sister Ann Ball George and Edie Pearson Golden Wedding C 1992 Lyn Pearson, Judith Martin, Jean Martin and Lesley Hawley, Sunday School trip, 1959/60. Connie Wood, Jack Lowe, Edie Pearson and Alice Redgate, 1922/3 Mollie Skinners grandad William Durow with Mollies brother Geoff Hawley. George Hawley in background Les and Mary Hawley formally of Coachways. Parents of Mick and Bob Hawley Bob and Mick Hawley with their dog Flash Mollie Skinners parents Lenny and Ethel, taken 1950's with Paddy the dog Harold (Lal) Wood with Jack Lowe's Husky called Skipper - Photo supplied by John Martin Win Martin, Janet East, Mabel Martin - Photo supplied by John Martin Thursday Club at Mrs Easts on Lodge Row. Kindly loaned by David Henshaw Wendy, Tony, Steve, David, Lesley, Bob, Carol and Bob. Chapel Youth Club. 1960's Mr John Robinson of Woodlands' Mapperley with his Horse at Nibby Pit Joe Martin, Frank Peacock & Les Harper, digging soak-away for urinals at bottom of Recreation Ground Gary Trueman, Marlene Clarke and Gladys Webster Connie and Lal Wood of The Coachways Names My grateful thanks to all contributors. Your interest, enthusiasm and support is very much appreciated. (For Nearby Village photo's click below)

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Gallery 1 - Mapperley Assorted Photographs Gallery 2 - Mapperley Assorted Photographs Gallery 3 - Mapperley Assorted Photographs Gallery 4 - Mapperley Assorted Photographs Gallery 5 - Mapperley People and Families in the 1900's Gallery 6 - Diamond Jubilee Celebrations in Mapperley Gallery 7 - Mapperley C of E Primary School Gallery 8 - Mapperley C of E Primary School, Extra Gallery 9 - Mapperley This Century and Last Century Gallery 10 - Mapperley and Other Local Collieries Gallery 11 - Bygone Mapperley Gallery 12 - Royal Charter 700th Celebrations Gallery 13 - Royal Charter 750th Celebrations Gallery 14 - Mapperley Assorted Photographs Gallery 15 - Weddings of Mapperley Villagers Gallery 16 - Assorted Photographs

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