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Mr. Hatfield, formerly Band-Sergeant of the 3rd Batt. 60th Rifles, and later became Band-Master of the Isle of Wight Rifles Volunteers
We were really pleased to see such a good crowd of members turn up for the RSHG Quarterly Social Morning on Saturday 11th October.
In September, our busy research team added 21 biographical records to names on the website,, including that of John Taylor, a shipwright of Binstead.
Mr. Peach was an 82-year-old China veteran and a retired stonemason
Seven of us met on a breezy morning for a 45-minute walk in the cemetery. The morning had started with plenty of sun.
Mr. Coombes was a dairyman's assistant, working for Mr. Stainer, High Street, Ryde, delivering milk
We were very pleased to see more members turn up for our Social Morning on Saturday 5th July, also some visitors.
Mr Whittington was a well-known tradesman in the High Street as a Plumber & Painter, and he was a deacon of the Baptist Church
Mr Steward was employed as a baker, and an elective auditor for the borough. He had an unusual hobby for a man.
Mr Long was a builder by trade, and 30 years a bell-ringer at All Saints' Church.