The Webb family outside 4 The Green c.1880
Stephen Webb is holding the horse. He was about 22 years old when this photo was taken .
1881 census shows Stephen living in this cottage with his father and mother, John and Mary, his sisters Phoebe and Lizzie and his nephew Frederick Eakins
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Church End School 1925
Now the village hall.
Teachers L - R: Miss Penny, Miss Amy Tite, Miss Mathews.
Pupils L-R: Frank Atkins, Tom Clark, ??, Betty Sutton, Ernest Garrett, Florence Bull, Dorothy Simons, (front middle) Stephen Bailey, Irene Eliot, Bill Webb, ??, Freda Clarke, Dorothy and Gladys Woodland, Dora Webb, Ted Ansell standing, Lily Willingham, Stan Geary, Harold Powell, Walter Gable, Henry Elliott, Dorothy Stanton, Eileen Everett (side sitting) Joan Hillyer, Sid Garrett, Peggy Garrett,
Note oil lamps, coal fire and rubber at end of desks to clean slates.
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Church End School class c.1926
Back row: Bill Smith, Stanley Geary, Bill Cable, Sid Garrett, Arthur Lane, Frank Webb.
Middle row. ??, Ivy Bailey, Stephen Bailey, Dora Webb, ??, Dorothy Woodland, ??, ??,
Front row. Florence Ball, Joan Hillyer, ??, Ivy Hindley, Peggy Garret, Lizie King, Cyril Lane, Walter Gable, Hilda Geary.
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Hanslope over-70s c.1929 outside the Cock
This photograph appeared in the 6 July edition of the Bucks Standard.
It is thought that the occasion was an outing for gentlemen of the village who were over 70 years of age organised by Fred Belham who ran the bus service in the village from Gold Street .
Source Ollie Webb 2009.
Taken by M T Kitchener
Over 70s outing 1929, outside the Cock
This photo appeared in 6 July 1929 edition of Bucks Standard. The occasion was an outing for village over-70s organised by Fred Belham who ran the bus service from Gold St opposite the Watts Arms.
Source :Olly Webb July 2009, original taken by MT Kitchener
Charles Richard Webb and his wife Caroline (nee Gobbey) with their son Benjamin c.1930
Source Ollie Webb a son of Charles and Caroline
Charles Frances and Jane Webb (nee Hillyer) outside their home in Long Street near the junction of Forest Road.
c1930
Source Ollie Webb July 2009
John Webb's farm opposite The Globe
c.1930,
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