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Moors, CharlesCharles Moors (right) serving his time at Ellis’s Chocolate Makers of Marple & Stockport. Charles later worked at The Ark Royal Cafe before buying his own shop and bakery in Compstall in 1936. Provided by grandson Kevin Moors.
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Ardern, Clara Elizabeth 1897Clara Elizabeth Ardern 1881-1977 c1897, aged 16. Eldest daughter of James Samuel Ardern and Mary Platt, Pear Tree Farm, Ludworth. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Scott, Nellie, Vera and EmmaThree lovely Scott ladies, Nellie, Vera and Emma (Yarwood). Provided by Louise Yarwood.
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Hyde, FredFred Hyde with an unknown lady outside his shop on Town Street, Marple Bridge. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Hyde, FredFred Hyde on his last day outside his shop on Town Street, Marple Bridge, apparently taken by the grocer "over the road" according to brother Derek Hyde. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Harold E Shaw ButcherButcher Harold E Shaw of Marple Bridge with a pony and trap around the back of his shop on Town Street. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Harold E Shaw ButcherButcher Harold E Shaw of Marple Bridge with a pony and trap in front of his shop on Town Street. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Hambleton, Eliza 1910Eliza Hambleton on Stockport Road in 1910, outside what was the Children's Society Shop and before that a sweet shop (near the Post Office). From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Noble, RayRay Noble with his first car on Chapel Fields in 1940.
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Girls Institute Chadwick StreetA Girls' Institute Group on Chadwick Street (Ray's not sure what they were called) provided by Ray Noble.
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Ryan Heywood from Marple is in the band of The Life Guards, a Band of The Household Cavalry. Photo provided by grandfather Ray Noble.
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Albert SchoolsStaff or governors at Albert Schools: the gentleman on the front row far left is teacher Frederick Pennington (identified by his 3x great-nephew Richard Ebdon). From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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