1935

The photograph was taken in 1935. (I think), the house is my Auntie Mealie's in what was Alma Parade, apparently it was the original Police Station for Redcar. The occasion was the birthday of Mealie's son, Arthur. He is the young boy in uniform in the centre behind my Gran. The picture includes many relatives and in-laws. My father (Carl Temke ) is the tall man on the left, and my mother (RoseTemke) is seated at the right hand end of the front row. Photograph and information courtesy of Allan Temke

Date

A family treasure showing 4 generations on the left is Eliza Jane Temke centre Dora Warren / Barnes & and Baby Dorothy Barnes on the right is Great Grandma who is the mother of Eliza Jane courtesy of Barbara Lister nee Temke

Chairman of the Urban Council

A Photograph of William Baker with information taken from news-paper clip which had to of been from a 21st October 1910 news-paper (see death date), which was attached to the photo. The death occured this morning of Mr Wm Baker, of High Street Redcar, a well known tradesman in the seaside town. Deceased, who was 62 years old, took a keen interest in Municial affairs, and for nearly twenty years served on the local Sanitary Authority. He was also an overseer for Redcar. A few years ago he occupied the position of chairman of the Urban Council. William Baker was born 28th September 1848, bap 21st January 1849 (6th son of Mark Baker & Mary Clark from Fisherman Square Redcar). married 1st January 1870 St Peter's Church Redcar, to Elizabeth THOMPSON b 1848 Ingleby Yks d 1st May 1934, daughter of Ralph & Elizabeth Thompson. William Baker died 21st October 1910 and was buried in the Redcar Main Cemetery grave C15.6C, on the 24th October 1910. William & Elizabeth Baker had 11 children and these children married into the Redcar family lines of Green, Prouse, Tate, & Robson.

21 October 1910

21st October 1910 The death occured this morning of Mr Wm Baker, of High Street Redcar, a well known tradesman in the seaside town. Deceased, who was 62 years old, took a keen interest in Municial affairs, and for nearly twenty years served on the local Sanitary Authority. He was also an overseer for Redcar. A few years ago he occupied the position of chairman of the Urban Council.

The Moulton family

Here is more of my Baker family line. Mary Ann Baker born 25th April 1852 Stockton-on-Tees Durham (eldest daughter of John Baker & Susannah Innis/Innes & granddaughter of Mark Baker & Mary Clark) married 15th February 1870 St Peter's Church Redcar, Yks to Thomas Moulton b 23rd Feb 1848 Castle Arces, Norfolk, son of Thomas Moulton Thomas & Mary Moulton had 5 children. Fanny Elizabeth Moulton b 1870 married1892 to John Henry Tighe from North Ormesby Tom Moulton b 1875 married 1899 to Emma Brown from North Ormesby Martha Ann Moulton b 1882 married 1904 to Arthur George Elder from Whitby Charlotte Moulton b 1886 married 1924 to William Gladstone Brittain John Edward Moulton b 1891 d 1892 Mary Ann Moulton died 1941 Harmby buried Spennithorne Yks. Photograpghs & Information are courtesy of Rose Morrison (nee Baker) from Queensland, Australia.

3 Generations

Standing Charlotte b 1866 d 1964 m 1924 to Willam Gladstone Brittain Martha Ann b 1882 d 1958 m 1904 to Arthur George Elder Tom b 1875 d 1947 m 1899 to Emma Brown Seated Fanny Elizabeth b 1870 d 1924 m 1892 to John Henry Tighe Mary Ann (nee Baker) b 1852 d 1941 m 1870 to Thomas Moulton Thomas Moulton b 1848 d 1927 3 Generations of the Moulton family

Standing Tom b 1875 d 1947 Redcar Seated Albert b 1911 son of Tom Moulton & Emma Brown Thomas Moulton b 1848 Norfolk d 1927 Harmby

Standing Mary Elder b 1905 Nth Ormesby d 1990 Whitby Arthur Elder b 1880 Whitby d 1969 Whitby Annie Elder b 1907 Nth Ormesby d 1976 Seated Martha Ann (nee Moulton) b 1882 reg Middlesbr' d 1958 Whitby There was a son born to Arthur & Martha Elder after this photo was taken

Seated Hilda Moulton b 1900 Nth Ormesby Albert Moulton b 1911 reg Guisbro' Emma (nee Brown) b 1877 Nth Ormesby Standing Tom Moulton b 1875 reg Stockton Dur. died 1947 Redcar Yks Wilfred Moulton b 1902 Nth Ormesby d? 1968

Emma (nee Brown) Hilda & Tom Moulton Tom Moulton son of Thomas Moulton & Mary Ann Baker was buried 7th Oct 1947 in the Redcar Cemetery grave H10-27C. Also buried in this grave is a John Moulton buried 3rd April 1940 aged 15 months. Grandson of Tom & Emma Moulton. Tom Moulton was living at 53 Severn Rd Redcar at the time of his death in 1947.

Emmanuel Baker

Emmanuel Baker & Sarah/Sally Johnson

Polly

Mary (Polly)Baker, daughter of Emanual Baker Pictured with her husband,John Peter Wilkinson, their marriage took place on the 12th August 1899 at St Peter's Church Redcar. Photograph& informatione are courtesy of Rose Morrison,

1940s - 1960s

Mrs Pegg was a pleasant lady who ived for many years in a little cottage near to the Royal Hotel. do you remember Dolly? If so I would like to hear from you. Sheila

1920s

This is a photo taken, during I would think the 1920`s when work was hard to come by . I remember my mother said that my dad use to find a job working on road repair .Robert Cockfield, my dad is second from right holding a bucket.The road looks a little different today but it is between Kirkleatham & Lazenby. At this time my family lived in Yearby, my dad would walk across the fields to Lazenby for a few pints in the Half Moon which was the nearest pub.

1930s _ 40s

This is a photo of my maternal grandparents Mr & Mrs Joseph Hide taken near what looks like Redcar station , late 1930`s or sometime during the 1940`s.They had a Barber & newsagents shop between Ellison's & The Royal Standard pub until 1953 when my grandmother died. My granddad died 1951. I remember when I went for my haircut I would watch my two uncles Billy & Nelson Hide giving customers wet shaves with a cut throat razor & if they were bald on top a singe with a lighted taper & then a polish to finish off. David Cockfield