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Ferndale, Bream in the 1930s

Fewings House, Bream

The photo was taken in the garden of Ferndale, Bream in the 1930s. St James church is in the background.
Alan thinks that there may be a connection with Princess Royal Colliery.

Row 2 (back row): 1 , 2 Jackie Morgan, 3 Norman Fewings, 4 Eddie Lewis (Chief Clerk) ,5 ,6 Bertram Everett.
Row 1 (front row): 1 Arthur Hussey, 2 E? Turner, 3 John. Henry Fewings ,4 Percy R Moore (Managing Director) ,5 possibly Gwilliam James (Chief Pay Clerk) ,6 Clifton Morse.

Thanks also to Len Olley who added (May 2008): "I worked in the office of the Princess Royal from 1943-46 and hazard a guess that this photo is of the staff around 1940.  I suggest names as follows (having not seen any of them since 1946):
Row 1 position 1 Arthur Hussey(?)
Row 1 position 4 Percy R Moore (Managing Director)
Row 1 position 5 possibly Gwilliam James (Chief Pay Clerk)
Row 1 position 6 I confirm is Clifton Morse
Row 2 position 2 Jackie Morgan
Row 2 position 3 Norman Fewings (confirmed)
Row 2 position 4 Eddie Lewis (Chief Clerk)".

Thanks also to Tom Willetts.

Thanks also to Anne Soo who added (June 2009): "... John Henry Fewings ( my great grandfather) retired from his position as Secretary of the Princess Royal Colliery in 1937 so this photo would have been taken around then . Ferndale was the name of his home in Bream".


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