British Legion outing to Southend by Wesley's coach, mid-1950s
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Hanslope Brass Band
c.1900
Back row l-r R W Time, A Draper, F Time, W Herbert, H Wesley, A Low, J Herbert,H Gable
Middle Row L -R R A Herbert, W Pedley, A Hillyer, J Kerridge, D Herbert , J Elliot, J Amos, Wesley, S Nicholson.
Front Row l - r R W Tite, W Stanton, T Trasler, A Herbert,F Simmons, H Herbert, J Rainbow, Kerridge.
Seated B Herbert, F Wesley.
Page 1: History of Fred Wesley and his son John, wheelwrights, written 1983.
John (known as Jack) Wesley followed his father Fred's trade as a wheelwright and carriage builder.
Source: David Wesley, nephew of Fred.
Page 2: History of Fred Wesley and his son John, wheelwrights, written 1983.
John (known as Jack) Wesley followed his father Fred's trade as a wheelwright and carriage builder.
Source: David Wesley, nephew of Fred.
Fred Wesley, the village wheelwright, in his workshop c.1930.
The workshop was just off Castlethorpe Road where Faith Terrace is today.
Source: David Wesley
Jack Wesley, son of Fred, the wheelwright, outside the workshop in Castlethorpe Road.
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