First Class in big school
People 2: Stubbs, Leonard
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Haymaking on Billinge
Haymaking on Billinge, on Sowcar farmland. Spots on the original photograph. Martha Stubbs, nee Lomas.
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Mary and Len Stubbs
Brother and sister, Mary and Len Stubbs who then lived at Bay Tree Farm, Hedgerow, and later moved to Sowcar Farm.
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White Nancy Bonfire
White Nancy bonfire for Jubilee of George V 1935 or possibly coronation of George VI 1937.
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Len Stubbs in the snow at Sowcar farm
Len Stubbs recalls the German POWs who dug out the snow on Ingersley Road and Blaze Hill. It took 3 days to dig out Blaze Hill then the snow blew back again in one night. the Germans camped in outbuildings at Sowcar Farm. A German officer in a long leather coat marched about supervising and had a brazier to warm his hands.
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Outing to Rhyl
Third from right Betsy?, aunt of Len Stubbs. no surname given. Martha Stubbs, nee Lomas.
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Stubbs family
Inscribed on the back “Stubbs and family at Billinge Farm, Hedgerow. The lender, Len Stubbss said it was Bay Tree Farm, Hedgerow.
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Stubbs Family of Sowcar
Sarah was wife of Henshaw Stubbs, farmer of Sowcar. Len and mary were two of their many children. Len was killed at Salonica and is on the Rainow War memorial, Sowcar being within the Rainow boundary.
