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In June, city fathers decided to scotch their previous accord with the woebegone NHL franchise. That 15-year deal would have paid the team $225 million over its lifetime to manage Gila River Arena. Glendale balked at the agreement signed in 2013 because the city was expected to lose $8.7 million next season.
The contract approved Friday cuts the city's annual arena management fee to $6.5 million a year, rather than $15 million, while turning all hockey-related profits to the Coyotes.
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Martha Brae's Two Histories: European Expansion and Caribbean Culture-Building in Jamaica / Edition 1by Jean Besson, Sidney W. Mintz
Pub. Date: 11/25/2002
Publisher: The University of North Carolina Press
Located at the gateway to the New World in the plantation heartlands of the Americas, the settlement of Martha Brae, Jamaica,
Based on historical research and more than thirty years of anthropological fieldwork, this wide-ranging study underlines the importance of Caribbean cultures for anthropology, which has generally marginalized Europe's oldest colonial sphere.
Located at the gateway to the New World in the plantation heartlands of the Americas, the settlement of Martha Brae, Jamaica, has witnessed the unfolding of two distinct yet interrelated histories. Exploring the significance of Martha Brae as a European Caribbean slaving port in the eighteenth century, Jean Besson simultaneously uncovers the neglected tale of Martha Brae's gradual appropriation by ex-slaves and its transformation into an African Caribbean free village, bringing the story right up to the present day.
Central to this transformation is the system of "family land," which interrelates with kinship, community, economy, cosmology, gender, oral tradition, state law, and migration. Besson shows that this customary land tenure is not a passive legacy from either Africa or Europe, as conventional theories contend, but a dynamic creole institution created by Caribbean people in response to European American land monopoly and cultural dominance. This perspective advances debates on African American cultural history and the anthropological study of culture.
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Important Winteringham Anniversaries
Here's some of the important anniversaries coming up in the next few years ....
100th Anniversary4th April 2017102 year old former Mayor of Winterinbgham, Edmund Cordeaux died.700th Anniversary26th September 2017Edward II granted a charter for a market and fair to be held at Winteringham, in 1317.
100th Anniversary6th March 2021Unveiling of the War Memorial, Gate End100th Anniversary11th July 2025Final timetabled passenger train leaves Winteringham
Station100th Anniversary19th September 2027WI formed100th Anniversary9th July 2028Opening of Winteringham School
The Great War - 100th anniversaries of Winteringham men killed in action, in date order4-12-1915George Burkill22-12-1915Elias W Field5-10-1916Reginald J Dodds24-4-1917Charles
Howden3-5-1917Frederick Kirkby*31-5-1917Frank Brown31-7-1917William Earl17-8-1917Albert Green23-9-1917Harold
Dawson**26-3-1918Joseph Green11-10-1918John Robinson9-2-1919Charles Albert Ogg* I have been unable to verify 100% that this is 'our'
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Fascinating Winteringham Photos
many with mysteries attached!Click any photo for more information
It may be Hull City of Culture 2017, but the same year marks Winteringham's own historic year - 700 years since the charter awarding a market each Wednesday and
an annual fair. There is now an accurate translation of the charter, and it is intended
to have a calligrapher make a copy to be kept in the parish for posterity! Knights
and minstrels are already booked for the event! Keep an eye on this website, or on the special Winteringham Festival website for further details (click here for the Festival website).
Arthur Bell's West End Stores
Pat Hatton & Val Peill
Alan FrostVal Peill
Rev Denton Ordained
Marjorie Bratton, scanned by Ken Jacobs
Coloured Post Card of the Church
AFS Fire EnginePat Hatton, scanned by Ken Jacobs
Pensioners Teas (2 photos)
Pat Hatton, scanned by Ken Jacobs
Winteringham FairPat Hatton, scanned by Ken Jacobs
West Farm
Winteringham Church from North
Winteringham Cricket Club CapAndrew Snowdon
EW Field, photos of headstone,
cemetery in Algeria, and uniform as preservedAndrew and Chris Snowdon
Winteringham Lighthouse Shield
Val Peill
Bus OutingVal Peill
Unknown OccasionLorna Tomlinson, scanned by Ken Jacobs
Ferry Boat Inn socialLorna Tomlinson, scanned by Ken Jacobs
Normanby Hall EventVal Peill
Peeps Round Winteringham
Porcelain Tank with village Crest
Sandra Clayton, Ken Jacobs
Crossing the Humber on Foot
Sandra Clayton, Ken Jacobs, Britain from Above, Chris Snowdon
Remembrance Parade November 1934
Sandra Clayton, scanned by Ken Jacobs
Charles Albert Ogg and his brother Harold OggElaine Harrison
Great War, Roll of Honour
Will Maw, photographed by Ken Jacobs
Auction of "Household Effects" from Rectory 1899Sandra Clayton
Edmund Cordeaux
Sandra Clayton
In the MarshJohn H Bratton
In the Snow!John H Bratton
The Church in August 1979John H Bratton
Upper Whitton LightshipJohn H Bratton
From the Old RailwayJohn H Bratton
The HavenJohn H Bratton
The Haven AshPhotos from the same spot, 34 years apart!
John H Bratton
The Humber Foreshore
Photos from the same spot, 34 years apart!
Church in SpringSandra Clayton
Schoolteachers 1960
Sandra Clayton
School Road 1930s
Sandra Clayton, scanned by Ken Jacobs
South Ferriby Cliff QuarryVal Mercer
School Football Champs!Leonard Hunsley, scanned by Sandra Clayton
Parish Pump RebuiltMel Parish rebuilds pump casing 11th May 2013
Photographs by Ken Jacobs
Eastwoods Cement Factory
Leonard Hunsley, scanned by Sandra Clayton(includes line-up for Queen, lorry in School Road, and a pay packet for December 1957
Winteringham School Photos 1928Leonard Hunsley, via Sandra Clayton, scanned by
Ken Jacobs
Margaret Blanchard (nee Teal) delivers milk in ScunthorpeLorna Tomlinson
Moor and Robson's deliveries to the
Ferry Boat Inn, October 1915passed on via Lorna Tomlinson
School Photo 1959
Sandra Clayton
School Dinner Staff 1952Sandra Clayton
School Photo 1978Sandra Clayton
School Friends
Lorna Tomlinson, scanned by Ken Jacobs
Cement Works
Lorna Tomlinson, scanned by Ken Jacobs
Mrs Clarke - conductress on Enterprise
and Silver DawnMary Fell
Rose Queen 1959
Lorna Tomlinson, scanned by Ken Jacobs
Village Pump celebrations 1911 and 1977
Lorna Tomlinson, scanned by Ken Jacobs
Gate End in 1964
Lorna Tomlinson, scanned by Ken Jacobs
School Leavers 1955
Courtesy of Sandra Clayton
Football Club, about 1930
Newspaper cutting courtesy of Mary Fell
Mr and Mrs Draper
Newspaper cutting courtesy of Mary Fell
The Unforgiving RiverA page full of
Winteringham heroes, and rescues! Click here
Rescues and Heroes
A page full of Winteringham heroes, and rescues!
When Winteringham lost 100 jobs for 9d!
Bernard Hunsley
Susanne Nash (Bernard's daughter)
Jessima Waterlow (left) and her
grandmother Jane Anne SlingsbyMary Fell
Market Hill - Post cardMary Fell
Gate End in the 1930s - Post card
Mary Fell
Winteringham School Photos 1950s
Pat Shipp
The Rectory 1863, by Lewis Carroll
(Charles Dodgson)A "missing" photo comes to light, with thanks to Edward Wakeling
The Old Post Office
Kindly supplied by Val Peill, and scanned by Ken Jacobs
Gate End
Kindly supplied by Val Peill, and scanned by Ken Jacobs
Haven and Boatyard (2 postcards)
Kindly supplied by Val Peill, and scanned by Ken Jacobs
Two Multi-View Postcards
Kindly supplied by Val Peill, and scanned by Ken Jacobs
National School - Plan of the School
Drawn to scale by Geoff Greaves, and scanned by Ken Jacobs
National School
Kindly supplied by Mr and Mrs Isherwood, and scanned by Ken Jacobs
Western Green
Kindly supplied by Val Peill, and scanned by Ken Jacobs
Armistice Day Parade c.1925
Kindly supplied by Val Peill, and scanned by Ken Jacobs
West End Maltkiln
Kindly supplied by Val Peill, and scanned by Ken Jacobs
West End Cottages
Kindly supplied by Sandra Clayton, and scanned by Ken Jacobs
Low Burgage 1900s
Burials 1631-1640Val Peill, Kay Ashberry and Chris Knowles
Winteringham Shipyard for sale!
Kindly supplied by Jane Routh
Winteringham Church decorated for
Harvest Festival, 1950sKindly supplied by Sandra ClaytonScanned by Ken Jacobs
Winteringham School Photo 1950
Kindly supplied by Sandra ClaytonScanned by Ken Jacobs
A Winteringham Burkill bottlePhotographed by Ken Jacobs
Winteringham Church Fete 1973more ....
Winteringham Drama Group c. 1950more ....
Postcard: Haven and Boatyard more ....
WI say goodbye to Miss Brown and Miss Malone
Mary Fell
more ....
An Edwardian Diary
(It's gone well beyond the Edwardian period now!)More extracts from a diary of one of the Burkills from Winteringham - now includes extracts from 1904-1933
Val Peill, by courtesy of Kath Smithmore ....
Winteringham People of the 1930sFrank Bray - Frank, Aidan and Joan Harrison
Christine Hammond & Chris Snowdon
more ....
Winteringham WeddingDorothy Bray - 1936
Christine Hammondmore ....
Scunthorpe Telegraph article about ferries .... and a later correction!
When the Scunthorpe Telegraph reckoned Atalanta and Isle of Axholme were dropping off ferry
-passengers at the Haven .... and their correction!Andrew Snowdonmore ....
Scunthorpe Telegraph article 1949
"Wayfarer" article with direct quotes from Mr Yewdall (engineer), Mr S A Freeman (stationmaster at
Winterton with Thealby), Mr Walter Brickell (stationmaster at Normanby Park), & Mr Fred Lee
(stationmaster at Winteringham & Whitton)Andrew Snowdonmore ....
Scunthorpe Telegraph article 1979 Includes
some terrific nuggets of historical information from Aidan Harrison!Andrew Snowdonmore ....
Cricket Club Badge
Andrew Snowdonmore ...
NB: The badge is shown well down the page on the Cricket Club page .... just above an article from the
Scunthorpe Telegraph that explains its origins!
Mill to be sold - 1829
Val Peill, scanned by Ken Jacobsmore ...
The Haven at Low TideJohn Kirkmore ...
Aerial Photo circa 1960John H Brattonmore ...
"Dear Sir" - re the Bay Horse
Val Peill, scanned by Ken Jacobsmore ...
West End and School HouseVal Peill, scanned by Ken Jacobsmore ...
Burkills, at "The Nest"Val Peill, scanned by Ken Jacobsmore ...
Winteringham School Photos from the 1970sVal Peill, scanned by Ken Jacobsmore ...
Western Green
Val Peill, scanned by Ken Jacobsmore ...
Postcard: School House and Shoemakers LaneJohn Kirkmore ...
Champions! Winteringham Cricket Club 1948
Kindly provided by Jane Harry and scanned by Ken Jacobsmore ...
Mysterious badge found
Ken Jacobsmore ...
Freda Rudston Read's Winteringham sketcheskindly supplied by John Elversonmore ...
1857 photos of old folk from Winteringhamkindly supplied by John Elversonmore 1 ..., more 2 ..., more 3 ...
1857 photo of the Rectorykindly supplied by John Elversonmore ...
Norries Ark
newspaper cutting supplied by Valerie Mercermore ...
Winteringham Primary School 1950-1951Sandra Claytonmore ...
Pong Shop, 1979John H Brattonmore ...
Barges, 1979John H Brattonmore ...
Pigsties, 1979John H Brattonmore ...
Steelworks from Winteringham, 1979
John H Brattonmore ...
The Chapel, 1979John H Brattonmore ...
The Church, 31st December 1978John H Brattonmore ...
The School House, 31st December 1978
John H Brattonmore ...
The Orchard, 1979John H Bratton... more
The family tree of Rev TFR Read - here
Photos of Rev TFR Read - here
Kindly supplied and scanned by John Elverson
The life of Rev Thomas Frederick Rudston Read .... by Rev Thomas Frederick Rudston Read!
Kindly supplied, scanned and transcribed by John Elversonmore ...
Winteringham Primary School 1949Sandra Claytonmore ...
Winteringham Primary School 1952Leonard Hunsley, scanned by Sandra Claytonmore ...
Burials 1801-1810 ..... abortion, scrophula, burning, declines, and an epidemic of measles
amongst the village's childrenVal Peill, Kay Ashberry and Chris Knowlesmore ...
An advert for Mrs Barratt's Boarding School for
Young LadiesSandra Claytonmore ...
A request from Sarah: I have been trying to find
out where the original manuscript of Adam's 'Private Thoughts' is located, I know that it was translated and edited
from the shorthand journal Adam kept and would very much like the opportunity to see that journal if it still exists. Any
information you can give me about this would be extremely useful.
Winteringham Church - Accounts for the 1851 RestorationSandra Claytonmore ...
Detailed photographs of the Marmion effigy in
Winteringham ChurchKen Jacobsmore ...
North Lindsey Light Railway Amendment Order 1913John Kirkmore ...
Winteringham Postcard, posted 20th September 1943, from WinteringhamJohn Kirkmore ...
Winteringham Church - A poem by Agnes CodlingSandra Claytonmore ...
A photo of Rev Charles Knowles
Sandra Claytonmore ...
A Soldier's Tale, Part 3Valerie Mercermore ...
HeadstonesAll headstones from the churchyard for which we have
photographs (over 200 of them) are now on the site. Higher resolution photos are available for most of these.
Victorian Boys Names in Winteringhammore ...
Victorian Girls Names in Winteringhammore ...
1871 Census Facts and Figuresmore ...
1891 Census Facts and Figuresmore ...
1933 Directory added
more ...
WI Entertain Village Children
Kath Burkill/Christine Hammondmore ...
Temperance Hall, Methodist FundraisersKath Burkill/Christine Hammondmore ...
Rose Queen 1960Kath Burkill/Christine Hammondmore ...
A new seat outside Almshouses
Kath Burkill/Christine Hammondmore ...
A Summer Fete
Kath Burkill/Christine Hammondmore ...
National School about 1928Val Peillmore ...
John Foster, Shoemaker & PoetSandra Claytonmore ...
Cub Scouts and the new tent
Val Peillmore ...
Winteringham Cricket Club - the CroftJohn Kirkbymore ...
Winteringham Cricket Club - the TeamsJohn Kirkby
more ...
Winteringham Cricket Club - the DinnersJohn Kirkbymore ...
More details of boats built in Winteringham(plus - "Haven" and "Boatbuilding" pages are now separate ones)more ...
Captain Dudding Malta 1904more ...
Winteringham School Infants, 1930s
Valerie Mercermore ...
Winteringham Overseers of the Poor expenditure
examples 1804-1809Rex Russell, provided by Sandra Claytonmore ...
Winteringham Sports - the grandstandValerie Mercermore ...
Winteringham Curate - Robert Storrymore ... on the Thomas Adam page (for whom he was curate)
Winteringham Poet of 18th century rediscovered(John Foster, or Forster, book published 1797 or 1798)
more ...
Winteringham Potato Picking circa 1940Valerie Mercer
more ...
Winteringham Spring HouseValerie Mercermore ...
Winteringham School Play 1957Katharine Willismore ...
Winteringham Cricket Club - "Wayfarer" article
August 1957, and the new club badgeSandra Claytonmore ...
Winterton PoorhouseSandra Clayton and Val Peillmore ...
Note: The picture to the left, supplied by Valerie Mercer, is of Brigg Workhouse which superseded Winterton Workhouse in the
late 1830s, and to which Winteringham poor were sent from that time onwards.
Winteringham Primary School cheque
presentation about 1980Sandra Clayton
more ...
More WI Floats for Winterton ShowChristine Hammond
Winteringham Primary School Staff Photo, for the
school's 50th anniversary in 1978Sandra Clayton
Miss Coggan's Class, 1957Ann Weatherhogg, scanned by Christine Hammond
WI Float for Winterton Show - General HospitalSandra Clayton
In West End, 1958Valerie Mercer, scanned by Jamie Crowston
more ...
Fancy Dress at the Chapel Fete, 1958Valerie Mercer, scanned by Jamie Crowston
Miss Malone's Class, 1957Valerie Mercer, scanned by Jamie Crowston
The Storm of December 1874 - a poem, by Ann
Barrattfrom research by Kay Ashberry
Poster advertising the opening of the NLLR to
Winteringham and West Haltonfrom research by Flyer Robinson
Winteringham man who fought in Boer WarChris Butler
1970s WI Floats for Winterton ShowSarah Delisle
The HavenChris Snowdon
Spring HouseChris Snowdon
Railway Extension PlansSandra Clayton, scanned by Ken Jacobs
In 1905 plans were made to extend the NLLR to Burton Stather to
the west and to Barton to the east. Thanks to Sandra and Ken we can now see these detailed plans of railways that were never
built.Plan 1 Plan 2 Plan 3
Low BurgageKay Ashberry, scanned by Ken Jacobs
Almshouses, circa 1900Sandra Clayton
In Marsh LaneSandra Clayton
Winteringham Choir 1950sSandra Clayton & Val Peill
The most infamous Victorian Villain was arrested byA Winteringham National Hero!
The amazing story of PC Edward Robinson, and the villain
Charles Peace. Click here
British Library:Old Folk Songs,
sung by Winteringham's Maurice Ogg, with some learned from
other Winteringham people. Click here
A song called "Air for Maurice Ogg" can be heard on
YouTube here.
Winteringham Harvest Home 1862 posterSandra Clayton & Val Peill
Winteringham National School AnnouncementSandra Clayton
Manor Farm Childhood - Latest Story... "One
summer school day"Katharine Willis
The Winteringham Rodeoby Vera Jollands, supplied by Val Peill
Winteringham featured in the Lincolnshire Times
1961Sandra Clayton
Z G Yewdall, a man who made his mark on Winteringham!Charles Parker
Manor Farm sale catalogue 1958Katharine Willis
The Farm Sale when the Horses were named!Sandra Clayton
Manor Farm photographsKatharine Willis
Manor Farm Dairy CattleKatharine Willis
Winteringham School Group, 1950sKatharine Willis
The Brown FamilyBeverley Lucas
Cottage in West End (now demolished)
A beautiful summer day in West End, and enjoying the sun is Mrs Barber.
Photograph supplied by the Barber family, Sandra Clayton and Val Peillmore ...
Old folks Christmas PartyThe oldest man and oldest woman in the village pull a cracker for the camera in this 1950s photo
Photograph supplied by Sandra Clayton and Val Peillmore ...
To the seaside
Off to Cleethorpes in the mid-fifties with the Chapel, and what
better way to cool off than at the Cleethorpes Open-air Swimming Pool?
Temperance Hall in the 1930sThe latest pic on the site is the Temperance Hall, supplied by Marjorie Bratton, and scanned by Ken
more ...
Map - showing railways that were never built!
Here's a map from Flyer that his grandad used for planning his
bike rides ... which includes the Winteringham to Barton, and Whitton to Alkborough railways! Also the main road is shown as
Ermine Street to Winterton, then Winteringham Road to Mere Crossroads!more ...
Potato clampingAlf Simons prepares a potato clamp - one of the latest
newspaper cuttings, which also include the Bay Horse and the village pump, supplied by Mary Fellmore ...
When horses ruled the farm ...Mary Fell's father-in-law poses with a pair of horses as he ploughs a field in 1933 more ...
High BurgageChris Snowdonmore ...
Cliff Road in the 1950sJulie Armstrong
more ...
Church PostcardChris Snowdonmore ...
Maurice Bell's Croix de GuerreVal Peill and Sandra Claytonmore ...
Winteringham Sports and Fair, July 1907All the details of the events from a poster of the time!
Val Peill and Sandra Claytonmore ...
Who is this guest at the Bay Horse in 1851?... and why do we owe him a debt of gratitude from then?Linda Griffiths explains all ...
Handwriting from the 19th centuryMary Fell has sent us some handwriting by Charles William
Burkill, from 1860, and from Mary Jane Robinson from 1871.more ...
"The Pong Shop"Ken JacobsKen has recorded Winteringham's iconic Pong Shop for posteritymore ...
"New" postcard of West EndLes Burkill provides us with a wonderful winter view of West End.
Kindly scanned by Ken Jacobsmore ...
Three "New" postcards of High Burgage
Les Burkill provides us with wonderful views of the Ferry Boat Inn,
the Primitive Chapel and Edwin Bray's shop in old postcards of High Burgage. Kindly scanned by Ken Jacobsmore ...
Rose/Waddingham Family Research
Sue Kerrawn is looking for people who may be researching the
Rose - Waddingham families of Winteringhammore ...
Ralph Harrison - the man who handled £1½
million a monthOur "latest" newspaper cutting!more ...
What has a postcard of Sir Thomas Lipton to do
with Winteringham?Strangely ... possibly the best weekend ever in the village!more ...
Low Burgage Postcard
Looking north from Gate Endmore ...
Ferry Lane BarnKen was invited to record all aspects of the barn in Ferry Road
shortly before demolition ...more ...Demolition Pictures
National School InteriorThe inside of the National School, when it was used as a village
events venuemore ...
West End BoysKindly supplied by Marjorie Bratton and scanned by Ken Jacobsmore ...
Football Team 1946Kindly supplied by Val Peill and scanned by Ken Jacobs
more ...
School Groups from 1955 & 1960, Sports Day 1974Two more School Group photos added, courtesy of David Hatton,
named by Val Peill, and scanned by Ken Jacobs1955 School Group
1960 School Group
1974 Sports Day
Latest Old Photos and Post Cards!More photos and postcards from Marjorie Bratton, scanned by
Ken JacobsThe Co-op Butcher's van in High Burgage
The Haven
HMS Vanity - Winteringham's WarshipHMS Vanity was adopted by Winteringham in Warship Week
1941. The son of the radar operator on the ship has now got in touch to try to find out more about "our" ship.more ...
Mary Brumby's Fantastic Maths BooksWhen Mary Brumby was working out her maths, and shopping
lists, little could she have known how intriguing they would be 95
years later ... or that her work would be visible to people round the globe!shopping lists; maths
School Road Winteringham in the 1950s, looking northOur latest photograph, from Geoff Greaves and Ken Jacobs
Can you name any of the Winteringham
intermediate football team from 1946-7?Rol Button names the lot!more...
Photos of the 1970s & 1980sVicky Cameron, who lived in Western Green in the 1970s & 1980s, has noticed that we have few photos from that era on the
websites. There must be many photos from those years that would be of interest to Vicky, and all our visitors. Have you any
that we could have on the site? You'd make Vicky's day!
'A Winteringham Boyhood'The latest reminscences of a Winteringham boyhood in the 1950s
and 60s by Flyer Robinson more...
Whatever happened to the "Swell"
No-one seemed to know what had happened to this beautiful steam drifter built at Winteringham - until Flyer did some research...more...
The Green Brothersby Patricia GreenThe tragic story of the Silver Street family who lost two brothers in
the Great War, and a third brother became a prisoner of war ...more...
'Lincolnshire Times 1949'by John KirkWhen my aunt gave me my grandfather's chest, look what was
Robert BrattonTina VeallTina's photo of Robert Bratton, has now been added to the
"Bratton" page with further detailsmore...
'More Burkill photographs - Dinah Shaw'by John Bosnell
'David Harrison's Winteringham memories'
David remembers Jim Sewell, an invitation onto the footplate of an
engine at Winteringham Station, and playing cricket in the Croft ... more...
Percy HallMary FellMary remembers Percy Hall and his brother Reginald who was
killed during the Second World War.more...
Frank Brown informationPamela Jean Sellers, grand daughter of Maud Brown
We had no information on Winteringham soldier Frank Brown, a fallen hero of the Great War. Until Pam Sellers contacted us ...more...
Beautiful Church postcard addedA wonderful post card of Winteringham Church featuring 4 villagers ...more...
'That Reminds Me! ... 2'Memories of Old Winteringham stirred by some of Ken's modern
19th Century Poem about the Ferry Boat ...The bells ... the bells ...
'NLLR Directors Report for AGM 1920'The accounts, railways owned and projected etc for the NLLR in
1919, for the AGM of 1920 by kind permission of www.the7820library.org.ukmore...
'A letter from Winteringham Station...'It's 1909, and Zachariah Yewdall writes to Sam Fay, General
Manager of the Great Central... by kind permission of www.the7820library.org.ukmore...
'That Reminds Me!'Memories of Old Winteringham stirred by some of Ken's modern
A 300 year-old mysteryDr Stukely posed us a Winteringham mystery almost 300 years
ago ... To what was he referring? Where in Winteringham was it?more...
The Church from the HillOur latest acquisition of old postcardsmore...
The Spencer family of Winteringham & Winterton
Jill Floydmore...
Herbert PorkessA photo of this Winteringham gentlemanChris Snowdon
'Homes and Haunts of Henry Kirke White'Scans of the "Winteringham" pages of this book, published in
1908scans of the pages (not searchable for words)
transcriptions of the pages (searchable for words)
'Dining in'A well-loved building in Winteringham holds fascinating memories
... is one of them your's?more...
Brocklesby enquire after our cricket scorebooksRichard Bedwell on behalf of Brocklesby Cricket Club, would be
interested in scorebooks of games between Winteringham and Brocklesby, especially pre-1948. If you know the whereabouts of
ANY of the Winteringham scorebooks, please contact us.
Brocklesby Park CC site
'Well, Well, Well!'A well is discovered at Walnut Farm Cottage as the roof is
Will this Cartwheel Penny forever hold its
Winteringham secret?
'Flyer's Family Album of days out in Cleethorpes'left: When the UK's current shortest seaside pier, was almost a
quarter of a mile long! more...
Walnut Farm renovation - latest ...more...
NOW ... More information on the boot! Update!more ...
Looking for Grasby, or Grassby informationFay Colmer is looking for information about the Grasby, or
Grassby family of Winteringham. Can you help?Contact Us
Low Burgage & the Haven 1970 - film
See Low Burgage still with Maltkiln, weighbridge Office, railway
gates, the Warehouse, ... and the Haven with the remnants of the Railway Wharf ... all from almost 40 years ago!more...
Winteringham's Transported Convicts
Marlene WaltersMarlene has sent us more details of the unfortunate
Winteringham men who were transported to the other side of the worldmore...
Postcard of the Lincolnshire Yeomanry, featuring, and sent by, a Winteringham War Hero 100 years ago
Andrew Snowdon & Aidan Harrisonmore...
For details of Elias William Field, click here
Winteringham War Hero, from the Ferry Boat Inn
Andrew Snowdon & Aidan HarrisonPhotos of Elias William Field, one of the men commemorated on
the Winteringham War Memorialmore...
Winteringham Cricket Club Photos
Andrew Snowdon & Aidan HarrisonThe Winteringham Cricket Club team in its cup-winning heyday!more...
More names added
Andrew SnowdonAndrew names this Winteringham Railwayman in the Home Guard photo, provides us with a date and further names for the
football team photo, and spots his mother and uncle in the National School photos.
High detail postcard addedWe have a new version of this postcard on the site, showing
Winteringham Church from the West.more...
Winteringham Railway at War
Chris SnowdonWhat was the role of the railway at Winteringham during the
Second World War. Chris reveals all - or almost all!more...
Winteringham Stationmaster's HouseFlyer Robinson
Flyer describes in great detail the stationmaster's house as he
knew it in the 1950s. A wonderful description of every part of the house and gardens!more...
Looking for Gunson informationAlan Gunson is looking for specific information about the Gunson
family of Winteringham. Can you help?more...
Earlsgate Farm PostcardSupplied by Harry Wells
Harry provides us with this view of West End in yesteryearmore...
Final Resting Place of Winteringham Hero
We believe this to be the final resting place of Bernard Hunsley
from the Winteringham War Memorial.more...
Winteringham Railway in Everyday Operation
by Ken Jacobs, and Mrs CorneyA fantastic photo showing the Winteringham line as it was when passenger trains still ran.more...
Lazarus the Rabbit and I - both in a stew!
by Chris SnowdonWe're looking for personal memories of the railway at
Winteringham. Do you have memories relating to our railway?more...
affectionately remembered by Kathleen Phillipsmore...
Ogg Family Genealogy...Research by Elaine Harrison (Ogg) on the Ogg framily of
Frow Researchers...Carol Rollin is looking for other researchers into the Frow family of
Winteringham, Winterton and Appleby.more...
Plaque Commemorating Elias William FieldChris and Andrew Snowdon reveal plaque to Winteringham Great
War hero.more...
Herbert Porkess, a Winteringham Character
affectionately remembered by Chris Snowdon. Now updated with information from Roger Porkess.more...
Winteringham poem "comes home"Poem written by Winteringham's Ann Barratt to Queen Victoria
SuttonsBonnie looks for Winteringham Sutton information ... more...
Mists of War 1917Winteringham war hero killed after order cancelling attack fails
to come through ... more...
Meggitt CottageThanks to Val Peill and a member of the Ladley family, we now
have a photograph of Meggitt Lane Cottage ... more...
Dick TurpinHis Winteringham connections ... more...
Lewis CarrollThe missing Winteringham photos from the man who wrote Alice in Wonderland
... more...
Fire!Chris Snowdon almost made a fortune helping to put out a fire at
Winteringham Haven ... more...
Happy DaysAre you on Flyer Robinson's school photo?more...
Winteringham in the TwentiesStanley Routh's account of the village eighty years ago.more...
Winteringham Recipe for Sunday Breakfast...
Chris Snowdon's whimsical recipe for a classic Winteringham
Sunday breakfast back in the fifites ... including instructions about the 'divi' at the Co-op! (Parish Council site)more...
Winteringham in September Days of Old
1st September
1905Fish van started to come again.2nd September 1859Diary entry from Thomas Harris of Alkborough re: wedding of Miss Erskine and Mr Fowler
"who has been divorced, his wife having run off with a Duke's son"2nd September 1863The Laurel arrived in Goole, light, from
Winteringham.2nd September 1906A Mr Brewer and others took off by balloon from near the Albert Hall in London at 8:10pm on Saturday 1st
September. After losing their bearings they discovered they were over Brigg by 5:20am on Sunday, read Appleby's railway station nameplate from 500
feet above it, and at 6:05 am passed over Winteringham and crossed to Brough, eventually landing at Skerne near Driffield 11 hours and 40 minutes after setting
off!2nd September 1907The Hull Daily Mail reported that there had been an unexpected development in the work of the extension carried on by the
NLLR at Winteringham, and all the men engaged in the work were paid off.2nd September 1909John Goodman, butcher and grocer at New Holland, who had
spent 6 months in Winteringham, appeared at Grimsby Bankruptcy Court. His wife claimed his furniture, he had had to employ a manager while he was ill,
two horses and a foal had died, and he had medical expenses to pay.2nd September 1938Alcohol distillery, for use in vehicle fuel, was abandoned
close to completion on Sluice Road after a large rise in tax was judged to make the plant not viable financially. For many years, the tanks and concrete
pillars could be seen against the Humber bank.3rd September 1683The Probate inventory of Gervis Wilkinson itemised £12-17s-0d that was owed to him
by residents of Winteringham, with other valuable assets being "fower kine" (£8-10-0) and "corne and hay" (£8-0-0).3rd September
1802The Chester Chronicle, in its "deaths" announcements stated: "Suddenly a few days ago, while pronouncing the word Amen, at the close of
a marriage ceremony, Edward Clarvis, parish clerk of Wintringham, Lincolnshire."3rd September 1869Robert Birkhill, farmer, of Winteringham,
was summoned by Mr Liversidge, solicitor of Winterton, for inflicting grievous bodily harm on him on 11th August in the market room of the Cross Keys, at
Winterton. The magistrates did not think that the charge of inflicting grievous bodily harm was supported, but convicted Mr Birkhill of an assault and
fined him £5 and costs.3rd September 1920Barton Town Council decided that it was time something was done to ensure the proposed Winteringham to
Barton railway was constructed.4th September 1809Death of Mary Grainger, wife of Lorenzo4th September 1863Lewis Carroll travelled to
Winteringham from Whitby4th September 1906The sloop Jane of Hull, suddenly turned turtle in Winteringham Haven. The crew took to a small boat
and reached Brough safely.4th September 193260 Loving YearsHenry Waddingham and his wife celebrated 60 years of marriage4th September
1939"Due to the outbreak of War, this school will receive a number of Evacuees, as this is a 'Reception Area'. Sixty of these children were
expected yesterday but they have not yet arrived. Acting on instructions the children were sent home again and told to await further instructions before
returning to school. I and remainder of staff are remaining at school to receive the evacuees and their teachers, and to assist in their billeting with the
village people."5th September 1823New Chapel in Low Burgage payment to Mr Heaton for building a wall - £2-17s-2d; 5th September
1834Five Sisters reported to have arrived in Boston from Winteringham5th September 1838A letter in the Stamford Mercury explained that the
writers had purchased a close (field) of 7 acres just above the clough and built a house there, and by mooring their boat at the Clough-head can unload their
coal from boats and transport them a few yards into their own store. They complained however, that Mr Burkill was forcing them to unload at the bottom of
the Haven instead - a practice that would add 6d to a ton, and that Mr Burkill was trying to enforce his long-held monopoly. The letter finished by
saying that they hoped Lord Carrington would read it, and "may the shade of Marmion, his Lordship's great predecessor, rise to aid the
deliberation.5th September 1838A church missionary meeting was held at the church in the afternoon, and a sermon preached in the evening by Rev
William Knight of Hull, after which £10 10s was collected.5th September 1907E Bray advertised for a set of Grocer's Fixtures about 18 feet by
9, in good condition.5th September 1922Humber Conservancy Board gave notice that they intended to move the beacon on the west end of Read's
Island 140 feet north of its current position the following day (weather permitting)5th September 1952Floods on Ferriby Road (photos on this
site)6th September 1823New Chapel in Low Burgage payment to Mr Galland for boat freight: one shilling, for 14 yards of jack chaine for hanging the
lamp: 7 shillings, and for sundry items £20-13s-4d6th September 1832Margaret Brown (15), second daughter of Captain Richard Brown of
Bridlington-Quay, died at Winteringham Academy.7th September 1823New Chapel in Low Burgage opened7th September 1830Ann Travis, daughter
of Mr Lawson Waterhouse, miller, of Winteringham, married Mr J Fowler at Saltfleetby.7th September 1861The Oxford Journal noted the appointment of
H Mitchell to the curacy of Winteringham.7th September 1863Lewis Carroll (of Alice in Wonderland fame) took photographs of Mr Mitchell and Thomas
Read in Winteringham.7th September 1899The Brigg Rural District Council found the plans for the NLLR acceptable now that their objections had been
met. At the same meeting they received a letter from the solicitors acting for Lord Carrington repudiating any liability for the maintenance, repair or
renewal of Sluice Road, which was being washed away by the Humber.7th September 1907A sitting room, with one or two bedrooms were advertised to let
at Mill House.7th September 1907Miss Bickell advertised her school ("receives a few pupils") English, French, Esperanto, Music.
Boarders arranged for, with the term starting on 17th September.7th September 1943At a meeting of the Winteringham Gardeners Association, it was
decided to allocate the proceeds of the recent annual show .... £5 for Scunthorpe War Memorial Hospital, £5 for the Horticultural Red Cross Society, £3 for
Merchant Navy Services Distress Fund, and £3 to the Winteringham Nursing Association.8th September 1863Between this date and the 11th September,
Lewis Carroll of Alice in Wonderland fame, took photographs of Louisa Read, Schoolchildren, Winteringham Rectory, and Winteringham Church.8th September
1882The annual licensing sessions saw a slight reduction in the licences, including one at Winteringham for sweets for the sale off the premises. A
table showed the number of people proceeded against for drunkenness over a three year period. For Winteringham these were: 1880: 9; 1881: 3; 1882:
48th September 1882Jason Hall, blacksmith, and Robert Thornton, were summoned by PC Gadsby for allowing their horses to stray on the highway.
Each was fined 6s 4d, including costs.8th September 1928Circus in Town End field9th September 1858John Brattan was gathering apples in
his orchard, and fell from the tree, breaking his spine. He died 4 days later (September 13th). His friends asked the registrar for a certificate
for burial which the registrar refused to supply, stating that the coroner was the appropriate person to apply to. The coroner told him that an inquest
was unnecessary, and the body was buried, without a certificate (illegally). Information sent to the coroner later, decided the coroner to have the body
exhumed .... his friends had placed a pane of glass in the coffin lid over the deceased face - perhaps anticipating the coroner's decision. [Our
Parish Registers show that John Bratton was 68, and was buried on 15th September].9th September 1938Members of Lindsey County Council and the River
Ancholme Catchment Board inspected the work carried out on the Humber bank [near Sluice Lane where the river comes up to the road]. After inspecting it
from the road, they boarded a barge at Winteringham Haven which was towed down river by a tug so that they could see the work from the Humber. Previous
to the work, at some stages of the tide there had been a sheer drop into 40 feet of water. Among the LCC team was Hickman B Bacon - the 80-year-old
Gainsborough representative!10th September 1853A report in the Morning post told of the large area of land lost to the Humber between Winteringham
and South Ferriby - about 200 acres in 40 or 50 years. One man in Winteringham claimed that in a 14 acre field he had constructed 7 successive river
banks, and the field was now just 3½ acres, whilst a 17 acre field has been reduced to 2! The distance between Brough and Winteringham has increased, and
tradition has it that at one time it was possible to call across the water from Brough to Winteringham, be heard and understood (about 1750).10th
September 1875Elizabeth Bell (24), single woman, was indicted for unlawfully endeavouring to conceal the body of a certain female child, at Winteringham,
on the 10th September, 1875. Mr. Horace Smith, instructed by Messrs. Hett (Freer and Hett) prosecuted, and Mr. Buzzard, instructed by Mr. E. Laverack, of
Hull, defended the prisoner, who was found guilty but was recommended to mercy. Fourteen days hard labour.11th September 1863Lewis Carroll left
Winteringham at 8:30 and reached Whitby by 5:30pm having also visited Beverley to look round the Minster11th September 1905Punch and Judy Show at
School; 11th September 1911Edmund Cordeaux's 97th birthday. He celebrated by meeting friends at Winteringham Railway Station, and taking
the train to Whitton and back.11th September 1916Edmund Cordeaux's 102nd birthday. He stated that if only he had a new pair of legs he
would be as good as ever he had been!11th September 1918George Holmes, a director of a tanning company in Hull, was charged with sketching in a
prohibited area - Winteringham Haven - on August 18th. Not only did PC Hutchinson see him sketching an anchor, but in his book, he had also sketched a
new ship which was in course of construction. He was aged 57, and keen on boats and sketching and had put in at Winteringham, not knowing it was a
prohibited area. The Chairman remarked that as he lived in a restricted area (Hessle) he should have known and made enquiries as to whether the other
side of the river was the same. He was fined 20s.11th September 2005Eight people airlifted off boat grounded on sandbank at
Winteringham12th September 1840A meeting was held in the George Inn, Winterton, to form a company of shareholders, and making the necessary
arrangements for establishing a steam packet communication between Winteringham and Brough.12th September 1906Alfred Dain married Ethel Dodds; (The
bridegroom MAY be the cyclist shown on the photographs of the first train into Winteringham, who came from Normanby, 15th July 1907.)12th September
1914It was reported in the Hull Daily Mail that the proposed railway line between Winteringham and Barton was to be given a further boost when Lindsey
County Council would be sanctioning money via a loan for its building. 12th September 2004'Village People' Lifestyle Group hand over cheque
for £1,020 to Village Hall Committee; 12th September 2004Chapel held Service in Normanby Park; 12th September 2009The Tour of Britain
came to Winteringham - the cyclists travelling along Mere Road before turning south onto Ermine Street.13th September 1832The Mary, from Thorne,
lost her foremast and main top mast off Winteringham in a squall. She arrived safely at Hull with coals and goods bound for London.13th September
1847The Tithe Commissioners of England held a meeting at the Bay Horse at 11am to decide on the sum to be paid in rent-charge instead of tithes in the
parish. Interested people were invited to attend.13th September 1943A newspaper report told of service ribbons presented to special
constables. Medals would follow at a later date. The Winteringham men awarded the ribbons were Sgt E Bratton, C R Bratton, F H Hill, G B Sawyer,
and A R Ogg.13th September 1944"County Architect called to inspect school premises with view to erecting School Canteen."14th
September 1780An advert in the Stamford Mercury advised of a sale of land, currently in the tenure of John Jobson William Grassby and George Horn at the
house of William Bell Innkeeper, to be held on 5th October.14th September 1868An inquest was held into the death of Hannah Drakes (18) who had died
in childbirth (after giving birth to a child). The inquest heard that she had only been attended by a midwife, and that grave censure rested on Martha
Stamp for her negligence in not calling in proper medical attendance. The verdict was "died from natural causes." 14th September
1869Roger Portington Goodworth (23) a surgeon from Winterton, married Mary Elizabeth Scarbrough (20).14th September 1891An inquest into the
mysterious death of a Winteringham Carrier in Hull was postponed as the Police had learned "certain things" that might explain the death.14th
September 1897Brigg Petty Sessions: The overseers of the Parish of Winteringham William Brumby and John Hall were summoned for non-payment of a call made
by the Guardians of the Brigg Union amounting to £35, due on 12th August. The defendants did not appear, but in a letter promised payment within a few
days.14th September 1901The body of Luke Herbert Millins (16) found on the foreshore at Winteringham. An inquiry was held two days later at
the Bay Horse Inn, and the jury returned an open verdict.15th September 1877David Reed was charged with stealing 2s 9d from George Dent on 12th
September, and was remanded until 21st September.15th September 1907Fred James Otter was baptised at Winteringham, the son of Frederick and Mary
Otter. Frederick was a coastguardsman at Robin Hoods Bay, parish of Fylingdales, Yorkshire. Presumably, the family were related to the Winteringham
Otters.15th September 1938A recurring plan of the 1920s and 1930s was to bore a railway tunnel under the Humber. This was sufficiently
advanced to engage an engineer to do test borings of the Humber (the same engineer having done the same for the Channel Tunnel, earlier!). Two
possibilities were forwarded - both starting at North Ferriby, with one proposal linking the southern portal at Horkstow with Barnetby (involving building
extra railways) or one where the portal came out at Winteringham and the lines joined the North Lindsey Light Railway. On this date in 1938, the proposal
was publicised again.16th September 1848An auction was held at William Bell's Bay Horse Inn, which was for a house at Town End, and one in the
Marsh.16th September 1852The Lincolnshire Architectural Society visited Barton, Winteringham and Alkborough by boat.16th September
1883The Primitive Methodist Chapel was reopened after being thoroughly repaired. Rev Whiteway of Barton preached three good sermons, and £5 15s was
collected in aid of funds.16th September 1905Evelyn Hall's postcard of the Church area was sent to Nurse H Newsham at Birkdale Farm School,
Birkdale (see copy on this site)16th September 1905The LLS newspaper reported the death of Mrs Bickell aged 8216th September 1926Cox
Stacks on fire 189,000 gallons of water to put out.Scunthorpe fire engine.17th September 1847Since the new County Court had been established in
Barton, it had been discovered that an error had been made in excluding Winteringham and Winterton from this - and placing them in the Brigg
District.17th September 1860Thomas Trafford, a draper from Preston, Lancashire, married Martha Judge, daughter of Charles Judge the village
miller17th September 1906The Winteringham Sports and Flower Show Committee voted £2 from the committee's funds towards the new Reading-Room
scheme to give the committee of that project a start.17th September 2006Rev Jeong Sook Kim takes her first service at Winteringham Methodist
Chapel18th September 1066A fleet of 300 boats of Harald Hardrada aided by Tostig and their Scottish allies sailed past Winteringham on way to
battle, and defeat, at Stamford bridge 7 days later; however, this event probably was the root cause of Harold losing to William the Conqueror, changing the
course of English history forever!18th September 1795Enclosure notice in Stamford Mercury18th September 1835Margaret, the infant
daughter of Henry Newmarch, curate of Winteringham, died at her grandfather's house. Note: she is presumably NOT buried at Winteringham.18th
September 1902Thomas Walter Thornton was charged with selling adulterated gin. Superintendent Holmes said he had been supplied by the defendant's
wife with a pint of gin. The analysis was handed to the bench, which the witness said showed it to be a very bad case. The defendant said he was
away at work most of the time as there wasn't much trade at the house [the Ferry Boat Inn], and the people who supplied the gin said that it would lose
strength if kept so long as the witness had it - namely a gallon in three months. The Clerk said it was 14 degrees below strength. Fined £1 and
costs.18th September 1908A "Revision Court" was held at Winterton, to decide on contentious individual voting rights in the general
election. "Bickell junior" was allowed to vote at Brigg, as an owner, and an objection to F Grassby being allowed to vote as the owner of an
untenanted Blacksmith's shop was overruled. Henry Barratt's voter was allowed despite a Liberal objection.19th September
1835Auctioned at the Cross Keys at Winterton, Winteringham windmill. 5 floors, regulating sails, 3 pairs of stones, 2 cylinders, corn screen, bolting
mill, dwelling house, granary, meal shop, stabling for 8 horses, cow-house, cart shed, piggeries, Yard, and garden.19th September 1914It was
reported that Lindsey County Council had adopted the suggestion of the Development Commissioners to accept a loan of £60,000 to commence the construction of
the Winteringham to Barton Railway. It would obviate unemployment in the coming winter.19th September 1927WI formed20th September
1884The SS Killarney sank in the Whitton Channel20th September 1944Bern Sutton bought Stone Lea21st September 1845Mr Reynolds
(carpenter) account to Manor Farm: Man 2 days repairing and hanging gates 7/-21st September 1864The harvest festival was held on Wednesday
[21-9-1864] when the usual rejoicings and rural sports took place. Everything in the shape of refreshments were abundant. A band of music paraded
the streets. There was also a lecture in the evening.21st September 1891The inquiry into the death of Robert Thornton of Winteringham
resumed. The additional evidence was that the deceased was in a half-drunken state, went up to a man carrying a small bag of corn, called him a German,
and pushed him in the chest, and squared for a fight. The stranger denied he was a German, struck Thornton to the ground with a heavy blow, and walked
on. The deceased fell to the ground and sustained a wound on top of his head, which the surgeon stated had produced concussion and ultimately
death. The jury returned a verdict of "death by misadventure."21st September 1900Dee, Grocer, wanted at once a strong young man
about 19 used to horses and to deliver goods. Good references; live in and good wages.21st September 1906It was reported that Lord Carrington
had given the Free Hall to the village for use as a Reading Room.21st September 2006Winteringham Neighbourhood Watch is awarded a silver
certificate for their work in raising funds for the youth group in the village hall. Barbara and Ken Ashton, Gerry Stephens and Ken Jacobs attend the
ceremony.22nd September 1854The Lincolnshire Chronicle understood that a new railway line was to be constructed from Barton, to South Ferriby,
Winteringham, etc to the Blythe [Blyton] Station of the Lincolnshire Railway. It was to cost £5,000 per mile to construct.22nd September
1865The annual meeting of the British and Foreign Bible Society's Association has been recently held in the Wesleyan Chapel. T. Tombleson, Esq.,
of Barton, presided, and gave an excellent speech. The Revs. J. Tyas and J. Wetherill, of Winterton, and the Rev. J. Spencer (the deputation of the
Parent Society), most ably advocated the claims of the great Society. The meeting throughout was one of great interest. More than £7 was collected,
being a considerable advance upon the preceding year. The proceedings terminated with a very cordial and unanimous vote of thanks to the respected
chairman and speakers.22nd September 1882For descending a hill without a shoe on the waggon wheel, Josiah Robinson, farmer, and George
Hookham, labourer were each fined 6d and 5s 6d costs.22nd September 1895About 6am, four young fellows took a boat from Hessle Haven, and went for a
row. They breakfasted at Winteringham, but on their return journey, the receding tide drifted them on to Brough Sands, from which they couldn't get
off until 6pm. With the hot sun, and hunger, they were thoroughly tired out when they reached Hessle again. The Hull Daily Mail commented "No
doubt it will teach them a lesson!"22nd September 1931Miss Eileen Victoria Hamilton Cox (39) was killed when riding and taking a sharp
right-hand bend on the top road to Winteringham. The animal bolted and fell, and skidded 28 feet on its side. A verdict of accidental death was
returned three days later.23rd September 1313Winteringham's John Marmion summoned to Parliament23rd September 1562Katherine Pearsie
had the dubious distinction of becoming the first entrant for a burial in Winteringham's Parish Registers23rd September 1908Thomas Dawson,
butcher and dealer, of Silver Street, died aged 58. See entry below!23rd September 1917Harold Dawson killed in action. He was brought
up in Winteringham by Thomas and Cecilia Dawson (see above entry!), but was living in Barton with his wife whilst serving in France, so is not on our war
memorial23rd September 2004Harvest Service at All Saints Church; 24th September 1910The Hull Daily Mail reported that Lindsey County
Council had two top priorities for roads .... a bridge across the Trent, and the replacement of the road between Winteringham and South Ferriby. The
correspondent said the road was a danger to life and limb, and already very narrow.24th September 1930Started on new front for Bay
Horse24th September 1978Winteringham's new chapel opened in Low Burgage, replacing the very large chapel and schoolroom in West
End.25th September 1930Brigg Rural Council decided to build a number of houses in local villages including 8 at Winteringham. They also set
precepts for the year at the same meeting, Winteringham's being £53.26th September 1066The Viking survivors of the Battle of Stamford Bridge
were allowed to leave on condition that they promised never to invade England again. They required only 24 ships (300 had sailed past Winteringham just 8
days earlier on their way to battle) to return home, and probably passed Winteringham on this day.26th September 1317King Edward II granted charter
to John Marmion for a fair and market. The market was to be held each Wednesday, and the fair on the "vigil" (eve), feast and morrow of Mary
Magdalen (27th to 29th July) each year.26th September 1879PC Baines summoned John Lusby to Winterton petty sessions, for using a carriage in
Winteringham without his name thereon on the 26th August. Fined 25s. He was further charged with keeping a dog without a licence on the same date
.... and fined a further 20s with 9s 6d costs!26th September 1896John Slingsby fell off a ladder as he carried a large basket of pears down from
the tree. He complained of having broken his wrist. Dr Botham attended, and found him suffering from shock, dislocation of the left shoulder, and
injury to the head. When he attended him on Sunday 27th, he was unconscious, and the doctor attributed death to laceration of the brain. Verdict:
accidental.26th September 1906Eccentric local "Phoebe Bill" William Robinson died. He had lived the life of a hermit in one of Earl
Carrington's free houses at Town End with his mother Phoebe Robinson, who had died 23 years earlier. He came out only at night, stayed in all day,
and was generally rude to anyone who knocked on his door. His age was unknown, but was thought to be 75. He was very fond of music, and at
Christmas time would be heard at midnight playing his flute in the streets, which he played very well indeed. He left several flutes, a clarinet, and a
big drum. He rarely worked, and is thought to have cost the parish no less than £300.26th September 1946"HMI called to consider the
question of a dining hall."27th September 1905Barrs house sold for £170; 27th September 1906A newspaper article suggested that
Winteringham was becoming well known as an ideal health resort for those who want a quiet holiday amongst rural surroundings. Among the many virtues of
the village was its bracing air, lovely views of land, the Humber, and the Yorkshire hills, the mineral spring, and its natural beauties.27th September
1915Sergeants Brewery of Brigg advertised the letting "with early possession" of the Bay Horse Inn.28th September 1655Thomas Jackson
- Labourer - left goods worth £15-14s-0d. These included 4 kine, a bed and chest, a bible (5s-0d), 2 salts and a candlestick; 28th September
1689Anthony Westoby's probate inventory included feather beds, a gun, chests, and hangings in the house, as well as 4 mares, 2 colts, 12 cattle, pigs,
9 sheep, poultry, ploughs, harrows, a waggon and tumbrils29th September 1723The Rector of Winteringham, Nicholas Sye, was buried this
day.29th September 1829A paragraph in the Hull Packet gave notice of a hearing on 20th October at 11am, into the debtor Edward Naylor, formerly of
Winteringham, farmer, then of Newbald in the East Riding, afterwards of Winteringham where he was a cattle dealer and keeper of a boarding school (conducted by
his wife), then a labourer in Winteringham, and late of English Street in Myton, out of business (unemployed).29th September 2004Cemex bought Rugby
Cement29th September 2006Village Delicatessen opens.30th September 1808Notice in Stamford Mercury: Sale of farm under tenancy of
William Tomlinson & Matthew Beacock, including a dwelling house, farmstead, and outbuildings, with 160 acres;30th September 1864At Barton
Court, the Birkhill Brothers claimed £15 being the balance of account, from the estate of Mr Heseltine who ran a beer shop in West Halton. There was
little money in the estate, and the jury returned a verdict in favour of the defendants.30th September 1896At the licensing meeting at Scunthorpe
Sessions, the transfer of the license of the Bay Horse from Elizabeth Hatter to John Edward Goodman was granted.30th September 1904The auction of
the Post Office, including house and grocer's shop, was advertised in the Stamford Mercury "in consequence of the death of the life
tenant." E. Bickell is given as the current tenant (either Elizabeth, or Edmund?).30th September 2004Public meeting to discuss 60th
Anniversary VE Day celebrations in 2005.
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October 6 & 7, 2016!
Thursday, October 6 – Pre Conference Workshops, Friday, October 7 – Conference
Full Schedule on Sched Online
Online Registration
Online Registration will be closing 3pm on Friday, 9/30/16
Onsite Registration:
Thursday's pre-conferece registration will be from 1:00-1:30 p.m. and Friday registration will open at 7:00 a.m.
Keynote: Digital Leadership and Responsibility by Amber Teamann
If you are an educator, you have a responsibility. Whether it be to a staff or to students, there are always eyes on you. In the same ways we monitor our "professional" behavior, we now have a digital responsibility as well. Take charge of how your story is being told, and lead through a positive example for those that you serve. If our students are able to see their social media power used for good, we can change the way they are interacting with each other, and literally, change their world.
Amber Teamann is the proud principal of Whitt Elementary in Wylie, Texas. Through her years in education, Amber has held leadership positions and served as an Assistant Principal and as a Title I Technology Facilitator which put her on 17 different campuses to help staff and students navigate their digital abilities and responsibilities. Prior to that, she taught 4th grade and loved every single minute of it.
Her credo is that all subjects can be made more engaging to students if we are able to deliver it in a manner in which they want to learn. From being a part of district initiatives to sharing innovative ways to connect with our stake holders across the country, she is always striving to make education more meaningful for her audiences. Recognizing the power of social media and our inherent role in controlling how our stories are told she has been privileged to work with educators across the globe in making transparency a reality for their campus and districts, as well as ones locally.


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by Nikki Tate
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A roof, a door, some windows, a floor. All houses have them, but not all houses are alike. Some have wings (airplane homes), some have wheels (Romany vardoes), some float; some are made of straw, some of snow and ice. Some are enormous, some are tiny; some are…
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Tara's sister died a year ago, on the day that Tara didn't answer her phone when Hannah called. And Hannah stepped in front of a bus. Now Tara lives with the guilt of wondering if things would be different if she had been there when Hannah needed her most.…
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Most of us see trees every day, and too often we take them for granted. Trees provide us with everything from food, fuel and shelter to oxygen and filtered water. Deep Roots celebrates the central role trees play in our lives, no matter where we live. Each…
|September 1, 2002
In the late 1850s in and around Carson City, struggles between the Indians and the local whites are growing. During the struggles, Joselyn, a young orphan, meets Sarah Winnemucca, a Paiute girl who becomes her friend and gives her some valuable advice. When…
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Inspired by memories of fantastic family birthday parties, mother-and-daughter team Nikki Tate and Dani Tate-Stratton researched the history of birthdays in order to answer such questions as, How much does where you grow up influence the way you celebrate getting…
|September 15, 2007
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Canadian equestrian Karen Brain is determined to compete in the Olympics. Soon jumping over obstacles becomes her specialty--literally and figuratively. Then, one day, she falls. Her spine is shattered, and her doctors tell her she might never walk again, much…
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Heather Blake is horrified when her grandmother gets involved with the Ladies of the Forest, a radical group of protesters willing to do just about anything to save a stand of old-growth trees from the loggers' chainsaws. When the Ladies make a calendar,…
|October 1, 2009
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Travis and his best friends Ryan and Jasper live for the thrill of watching their horses race. When a thief starts hacking off the tails of Standardbred horses stabled at Blackdown Park, suddenly the track isn't such a great place to hang out. Things get even…
|December 6, 2007
Where did thoroughbreds come from? Why do they call it a steeplechase? What's the difference between trotting and pacing? Did you know that winning jockeys are weighed before and after a race? Experienced horsewoman Nikki Tate takes the reader behind the scenes…
|April 1, 2009
Sixteen-year-old Spencer loves his job at the local racing stable, but when he becomes convinced that someone is drugging the racehorse Lord of the Flies, no one believes him. In an effort to find out who is behind a dangerous race-fixing scheme, he takes on some…
|This title releases January 31, 2017
Ayla loves climbing. But she prefers to climb indoors, with all her safety harnesses in place and soft mats to land on. Her climbing partner and best friend, Lissy, is much more adventurous and loves the outdoors. When Lissy starts hanging out with Carlos, the…
|January 1, 2001
It's not easy to have a private life on a small island. Thirteen-year-old Heather Blake can't stand the fact people on Tarragon Island know about her family's traumas practically before she does. The local youth writing group is supposed to help her meet…
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