Named People

Stickland, Councillors Stickland, Bright

Museum Ref No: BEAM_0072
Councillor W J Stickland, Mayor of Poole. Councillor J Bright, Sheriff. Outside the Guildhall. c 1936/37. B/W photograph. JPBC
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Stickland, W. J. Stickland

Museum Ref No: H6a_0007
W.J. Stickland 1933
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Stickland, W.J. Stickland

Museum Ref No: PPS020436p9
Councillor Willie John Stickland. Outstanding example of selfmade man. First employed by Messrs. T. Parrott and Son making boiled sweets. In 1907 he set up his own wholesale house. 1929 he joined the council. 1933-34 he was Sherriff. Taken from the Poole and Parkstone Standard 2nd April 1936.
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Stokes, Annie Elizabeth Stokes (nee Gritten)

Portrait of Annie Elizabeth Stokes (Nee Gritten) Died January 30th 1919.
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Stokes, Blanche Stokes (Nee Skinner)

Blanche Stokes (Nee Skinner) Mother of Maureen, Iris and Cyril Stokes. This photograph taken in 1914 - by Welch, 226 High St. Poole - was sent by Blanche to Mr G Stokes, 10 Lake Rd. Hamworthy, Poole
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Stokes, Cyril George Stokes

Cyril George Stokes. Royal Artillery. Brother of Maureen and Iris Stokes, His ship was torpedoed in 1942, aged 22 at that time.
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Stokes, Elsie and Lillian Stokes in front of the Longfleet Hotel

The Longfleet Hotel, Resturant and Shop Owned by the White and Stokes families Elsie and Lillian Stokes are Second from the left
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Stokes, Elsie Stokes (with Munition Shell)

Elsie Stokes aged in her mid 20's, during the 1914-18 War Pictured Holding a Munition Shell, she worked at Holton Heath. Photograph credited to Welch, 226 High Street, Poole
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Stokes, George H. C. Stokes

George H C Stokes, father of Maureen, Iris and Cyril Photograph credited to Welch. 226 High Street, Poole.
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Stokes, George Henry Courtney Stokes

George Henry Courtney Stokes The Rifles Brigade. Father to Maureen, Iris and Cyril, Picture taken approx 1914 Photographer E A Osborne, 16 Arwenack St. Falmouth.
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