Harry Horler

My grandfather Harry (or Henry) in his 20's taken sometime in the early 1930's.

Harry Horler

Harry in later life. This was taken by me at the Cocked Hat in East Knoyle in the early 1990's whilst Grandfer was on his way to tend to his sheep. Harry was about 70.

Hartmoor, Underhill, East Knoyle

Hartmoor farm where Harry and Hebe Horler lived from the 1950's until mid-1982.

Family Christmas

This picture shows (from left to right) nan Hebe Horler, Pat Groves (ne Horler), husband Doug and son Philip, my mother Dawn Wareham (ne Horler) and my sister Claire, my dad Rodney Wareham and grandfer Harry Horler. Taken at the Cocked Hat, East Knoyle by myself on our old Polaroid.

Harry Horler

Grandad Harry again at the Cocked Hat in East Knoyle. Opening his gifts. Taken by myself.

Harry and Hebe Horler

My grandparents cutting their 50th wedding anniversary cake at the Cocked Hat in East Knoyle.

Horler family

Picture also taken at the above event. My grandparents and their three daughters. From the left is my mum Dawn Wareham, Barbara, grandfather Harry, Grandmother Hebe (ne Talbot) and Pat Groves.

Dawn and Claire Wareham

My mother (formerly Cynthia Dawn Horler) and sister at our old home in Nettlecombe, Shaftesbury.

Dawn Wareham and John Wignall

My mum and my step- father (her second husband) pictured at the Volunteer Inn in Honiton.

Say graves in Croscombe

The arched grave on the left is that of Robert and Harriet Say, my grandfather's grandparents on his mother's side. The grave also holds their daughter Thurza Say. Robert was a blacksmith and the gravestone reads "He toiled hard for those he loved then left us to remember".

Sharcombe Farm, Dinder, Somerset

This is the entrance to Sharcombe Farm which was worked by my grandfather, on land owned by the Lord Strathconan, in the 1930's until the early 1950's and where my mother and her two sisters were raised.

Sharcombe Farm

Another view of the farmhouse buildings from the road. I think the main house is the white one.