Smaller Groups and Individuals
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Pear Tree FarmPeople at Pear Tree Farm, Ludworth, Marple Bridge. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Pegg family on Stockport RoadLizzie, Jessie and Ivy Pegg outside their home at 146 Stockport Road in around 1909. Provided by Anne McKay, granddaughter of Jessie.
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Pickstock, Eveline & FrankEveline & Frank Pickstock with unknown lady outside 101(?) Stockport Road (now shops) in September 1915. Provided by daughter Mrs. Selma Fielding.
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Pickstock, Tom, Hawk Green PCTom Pickstock, Cheshire Constabulary, was a policeman in Hawk Green between 1893 to 1896. Provided by granddaughter Mrs. Selma Fielding.
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Pineapple TripTrip from the Pineapple, c1960. Back row: Margaret Birtles, Freddy Taylor, Billy Ashton, Unknown, Unknown. Front row: Mrs Andrew, John Margets, Alice ??, Ray Taylor, Elizabeth Green
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Plevin, Heather Rhode HousesHeather Plevin behind the counter in the shop she ran with husband Charles at Rhode Houses in Hawk Green. Provided by Great Nephew David Myers.
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Pott, GMr G. Pott, formerly of Ridge End, Marple, died in June 1937 aged 83. He was a local preacher for 64 years. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Potts, AlfredAlfred Potts, son of Issac Potts. Had grocers shop in Moor End. c1920s at house in Gibb Lane. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Rag and Bone ManThe rag and bone man at Mellor in 1965.
Provided by Ann Hearle.
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Ray Noble & Joe BraddockRay Noble and Joe Braddock in the field in front of Chapel House Farm circa 1953.
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Rev SimmonsThe Rev. Simmons at Mellor Church. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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Richard ArkwrightSir Richard Arkwright, supporter of Marple's Samuel Oldknow. From Marple Local History Society Archives.
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