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George Mitchley
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George Mitchley at his marriage. George Pygall Mitchley (Pygall was his mother's name) was born in Stanhoe in 1886 but moved to Parkstone, Dorset, for work, married and died there. He did, however, keep in regular touch with his parents in Stanhoe. When George's first wife Matilda died in 1919, their daughter Mary came to live with her grandmother. Mary was at Stanhoe school until George married again in 1921, when she returned to Dorset.
Edith Mitchley, née Rabbits
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Edith Mitchley, née Rabbits
George Pygall Mitchley, possibly 1912
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George Pygall Mitchley, possibly on the occasion of his wedding in 1912.
Jabez Mitchley in the uniform of the 2nd Hampshires
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Jabez Mitchley in the uniform of the 2nd Hampshires
John Thomas Mitchley, father of George Pygall Mitchley, in 1913. John Mitchley was born in 1851 in Stanhoe, where he died in 1935. In 1901 he was a head teamster (in charge of the plough horses) on the farm attached to Stanhoe Hall.
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John Thomas Mitchley, father of George Pygall Mitchley, in 1913. John Mitchley was born in 1851 in Stanhoe, where he died in 1935. In 1901 he was a head teamster (in charge of the plough horses) on the farm attached to Stanhoe Hall.
George Mitchley’s first wife, Matilda, in Women's Royal Air Force (WRAF) uniform, which dates the photo to 1918-20. Matilda was for a while stationed at Bircham Newton. She died of a brain tumour in 1919.
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George Mitchley’s first wife, Matilda, in Women's Royal Air Force (WRAF) uniform, which dates the photo to 1918-20. Matilda was for a while stationed at Bircham Newton. She died of a brain tumour in 1919.