Gordon Sutcliffe with mother in hayfield.
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Title
Gordon Sutcliffe with mother in hayfield.
Subject
person_local
Description
The image shows Gordon Sutcliffe aged 2 yrs in 1936 sitting in a hayfield with his mother Hilda Sutcliffe (or possibly Auntie Jenn - according to another copy of image), while those around them are involved in haymaking. The man directly behind Gordon and his mother is his father, pitchforking the hay onto the cart. The man on the cart is his uncle Jack, his father's brother. Gordon's wife Dorothy thinks the man in the suit might be Dr Appleyard, who used to come down and talk to the men when they were working in the fields.
Gordon’s Childhood and family Frederick Gordon Sutcliffe was born on 29 November 1928 at Horsehold Hebden Bridge. He was the oldest child of George Henry and Hilda. He had a sister Jessie May and and a younger brother Edwin. His father was a farmer . Jessie still lives in Heptonstall
The family lived in and around Hebden Bridge and Blackshaw throughout his childhood. He attended Mytholm Church of England School from 1933 moving to Central Street School in 1939.
The family lived in and around Hebden Bridge and Blackshaw throughout his childhood. He attended Mytholm Church of England School from 1933 moving to Central Street School in 1939.
Date
1936:taken
Contributor
Made available by: Dorothy Sutcliffe, Four Winds, Blackshaw Head HX7 7JJ
Edited by Edith Bowman, member of SHED
Format
jpg
Language
English
Type
scanned still image
Identifier
Omeka item id number: 58
Gordon Sutcliffe - 2 yrs - 1936.jpg
Collection
Citation
“Gordon Sutcliffe with mother in hayfield.,” SHED (Blackshaw Local History Group) Archive, accessed September 11, 2024, https://blackshawhistory.org/items/show/58.
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