People
Annie Barker, 1883, Landlady of the Queen’s Head
Annie Barker married Jonas Freeman
Mallyons, 1950, with Violet May
Harriet Barker and son Frederick, born 1877
Hadstock School Log Book Extracts (1872-1918)
Found by Roger Mance in his WW1 memorial researches, these extracts, now out of embargo, give a fascinating window into the operation of Hadstock School between 1872 and 1918.
Hadstock Gravestone Records
This survey of gravestones and memorials in St Botolph’s church and churchyard was carried out by Rick Albrow in 2009/2010
Hadstock fete by Sonia Villiers
War Records – The stories behind our WW1 war memorial, by Roger Mance
Read this fascinating research by Roger Mance into the background stories and family history of 18 men who gave their lives in the Great War, 1914-1918 AD. The names of the 18 are to be found on the village war memorial in the south transept of St Botolph’s Church, Hadstock. All were born in Hadstock or had families with a close association to our village. Roger’s account was created as a tribute to the memory, courage and sacrifice of these men and produced as part of the 2020 Millennium celebrations for the Church.
Denis and his ferret in Home paddock
Choir with Joan Allnutt on organ, 1960s
Fete Parade in Linton Road, 1950s
Fete Parade in Linton Road, 1950s
Hadstock Silver Band (refounded in 1950s) marching passed the Kings Head in Linton Road
Mounted scouts in Bartlow road
The Queen’s Head, 1900s
Full choir, 1960s
St Botolph’s Well and Emma Swann, 1910
John Crawleys last harvest, 1996
Jock Dawson with Sam, 1960s
John Crawley feeding a bullock, late 1940s
Muck spreading with horse Sam, 1960s
John Crawley’s first combine harvester, 1950s
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