
Nigel Turner on scooter - 1950s (Ref: 000269)
Nigel Turner on his scooter in the late 1950s. The wooden building behind was a garage which was referred to as "The Post" - possibly because it was an ARP post during WWII.

1930 Marriage of Charlotte and Alfred Johnson (Ref: 000347)
Marriage of Charlotte and Alfred Johnson in October 1930 at Milton Church; photo taken in the garden of 'The Laurels'. L-R: Mary Hutson (Bridesmaid), Jack Eales (Best Man); Jack Birch; Pamela Hutson (Bridesmaid); Charlotte (aka Lottie); Derek Hutson (Pageboy); Alfred Johnson; Alice Courtman (Bridesmaid)

Edie Borley with Pat Frost & Roger Borley 1946 (Ref: 000224)
Edie Borley, pictured with Pat Frost and Roger Borley, outside Blacksmith's Cottage c1946. Roger is driving a car built by Sid Frost (Pat's father). The registration number is believed to be Pat's initials.

Whitmore Family outside the Compass Inn (Ref: 000225)
The Whitmore family outside the rear of the Compass Inn c1950. L-R Back: George Whitmore, Edie Borley, Lily Borley, Charlie Humphrey, ???, Arnold Brawn (Landlord). Middle: Louise Whitmore, Mary Ellen Borley, Bertha Brawn, Phylis Nightingale. Front: Frank Borley.

Alan Nightingale & Roger Borley c1950 (Ref: 000226)
Alan Nightingale and Roger Borley pictured outside Eagle Terrace c1950. The dog - "Sandy" - belonged to Charlie Humphrey who lodged with the Nightingales.

Gladys & Bill Judge 1929 (Ref: 000234)
Gladys Judge (left) and Bill Judge (pram) photographed outside one of the cottages in Anchor Terrace.

Jane & Sheila Judge 1941 (Ref: 000235)
Jane Judge and Sheila Judge photographed in 1941 outside theTowcester Road Council Houses.

Enid Frost and Turner girls - 1940s (Ref: 000263)
From L to R, Millicent Turner, Rene Turner, Annie Turner and Enid Frost pictured in High St. The celebration occasion is not known.

Turner, Borley, Nightingale and Stockford lads (Ref: 000264)
From L to R: Nigel Turner, Nicholas Turner, Charles Turner, Roger Borley, Alan Nightingale, Michael Stockford playing in Turners Nurseries.

Turners and McClaughlins - 1950s (Ref: 000266)
From L to R: Nicholas Turner, Jamie McClaughlin, ?????, Nigel Turner, ????? camping on Turners Nurseries in the 1950s. In the distance are the Orchard View houses and back wall.

Ethel Sargeant & John Spur - 1940s (Ref: 000002)
Ethel Sargeant standing outside Stockwell Farm with evacuee John Spur.

P Rickard, J Pell , J Henshaw & others - 1930s (Ref: 000003)
L-R Front: Peter Rickard, Joy Pell, John Henshaw. Back: ???, Joe Sargeant, ???, Bill Basketfield, Norman Basketfield (Bill's son).

Sargeants on horseback - 1930s (Ref: 000005)
Left to right: Joe Sargeant, Hilda Sargeant, Chas Sargeant.

Stockwell Farm workers - 1920s (Ref: 000006)
Left to right: Joseph Sargeant, ???, Henry (Harry) Charles Sargeant.

R Goodrich, J Yates, B Fossey and H Wood - 1930s (Ref: 000018)
L-R: Ron Goodrich, Jack Yates, Harry Wood and Bernard Fossey photographed on the Mk2 "Quadcycle" outside the Gables in Green Street. The Mk2 was a more robust rebuild of the Mk1 using chassis parts from an Austin 7. Note the useful wooden carrying box at the back.

J Yates, H Wood, R Goodrich - 1930s (Ref: 000019)
L-R: Jack Yates, Harry Wood, Ron Goodrich photographed behind the Mk2 "Quad cycle" US-4 parked along the road to Blisworth.

William Thomas Fossey - 1910s (Ref: 000024)
William Thomas Fossey in his army uniform. See file 000023 for his will.

Fossey family group - 1920s (Ref: 000028)
Left to right: Joe, Bernard, John, Vera and Celia (Agnes). Location uncertain.

B Fossey H Wood R Turner R Goodrich & J Fossey (Ref: 000031)
Left to Right: Bernard Fossey, Harry Wood, Ray Turner,Ron Goodrich, Joe Fossey. Photo taken in the 1930s.

Group photo - 1930s (Ref: 000032)
Ron Goodridge, Ray Turner, Phyllis Mallard, Harry Wood, Ida Turner, John (Joe) Fossey photographed along the Milton to Blisworth road.

John Fossey, Scoutmaster - 1930s (Ref: 000035)
John Fossey - Scoutmaster who died in 1933 as a result of swimming in the canal.

George Marriott Marks - 1890s (Ref: 000044)
An early photograph of George and Grace Marks taken around 1895. George Marriott Marks was born in Milton in 1855 and married Grace Hodge in 1879. He died in 1902 aged 46 and the 1901 census returns show them living in High St Milton.

Mr Green & Bill Cockerill - 1930s (Ref: 000071)
Mr Green - spare time thatcher - and Bill Cockerill, labourer.









