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Hoby people photographed in circa 1935

February 21, 2017
Tom Taylor, David Boulter and George Boulter
Mr Boulter
Ivy Rose Woodford
David Boulter
Edward Woodford
Elizabeth Bexton Cantrell nee Woodford with Daughter Jessie Cantrell
Categories Hoby Tags George Boulter, Edward Woodford, Ivy Woodford, Elizabeth Woodford, David Boulter, Jessie Chantrell, Mr Boulter, Tom Taylor
Hoby Village from field below Rooftree Cottage
Brooksby Station photographed circa 1935

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  • Home
  • The Society
    • About us
    • Events
    • web site help
    • Publications
    • Projects
      • Second World War
      • History of our Houses
      • Hoby Census Records 1841 – 1911
      • Hoby Village Trail
      • The Beresford Box
      • History of the horticultural society
      • Hoby’s Great War – A Theatrical Presentation
      • Land tax
      • Who lives in our villages now?
    • Library
    • External links
    • Copyright
  • History
    • A year in Hoby 2020 in photographs
    • A History of Hoby by John Farrer
    • History of Rotherby by Stephen Freer
    • John Nichols History of Hoby
    • John Nichols History of Ragdale
    • John Nichols History of Wilghes
  • People
    • Links to people
    • de Houby family
    • Cantrell-Hubberesty
  • Places
    • Brooksby Church
    • Places of interest
    • Hoby Village Trail
    • All Saints Church
    • Hoby Rectory
    • Hoby School
      • Thomas Pick
    • Hoby and District Village Hall
    • Ragdale Churchyard Gravestones
  • First World War
    • Commemorative events
    • Hoby Roll of Honour
      • Hoby Roll of Honour A-H
      • Hoby Roll of Honour I-Z
    • Hoby War Memorial
    • Biographies
    • FOR KING & COUNTRY
    • The South Chancel Memorial Window
    • Hoby’s Great War – a theatrical interpretation
    • “Forget me not” Exhibition
    • Half Muffled Peals
    • Jutland Remembered
    • Hoby Village Trail
    • Hoby Entertains Again
    • George Power’s letters blog
    • First World War Centenary Celebration Lunch
  • Contact us
  • Gallery