My mum's maiden name is Marshall and her family go back a good few generations. Lived down the bottom of Westmore Street, by the Thames, then my nan and grandad moved into one of the town houses opposite The Vic. I was brought up there, before they were torn down to make way for the basketball court for the drug dealers to serve up in, and that still stands there to this day
My mum's maiden name is Marshall and her family go back a good few generations. Lived down the bottom of Westmore Street, by the Thames, then my nan and grandad moved into one of the town houses opposite The Vic. I was brought up there, before they were torn down to make way for the basketball court for the drug dealers to serve up in, and that still stands there to this day
The Marshall family lived on Woolwich Rd so you could well be related to them. If you want I can give you the Aussie branch of the families email via inbox
My mum's maiden name is Marshall and her family go back a good few generations. Lived down the bottom of Westmore Street, by the Thames, then my nan and grandad moved into one of the town houses opposite The Vic. I was brought up there, before they were torn down to make way for the basketball court for the drug dealers to serve up in, and that still stands there to this day
The Marshall family lived on Woolwich Rd so you could well be related to them. If you want I can give you the Aussie branch of the families email via inbox
That would be great. My uncle George was a research director for film documentaries so he might be interested. Cheers
My mum's maiden name is Marshall and her family go back a good few generations. Lived down the bottom of Westmore Street, by the Thames, then my nan and grandad moved into one of the town houses opposite The Vic. I was brought up there, before they were torn down to make way for the basketball court for the drug dealers to serve up in, and that still stands there to this day
The Marshall family lived on Woolwich Rd so you could well be related to them. If you want I can give you the Aussie branch of the families email via inbox
That would be great. My uncle George was a research director for film documentaries so he might be interested. Cheers
My mum's maiden name is Marshall and her family go back a good few generations. Lived down the bottom of Westmore Street, by the Thames, then my nan and grandad moved into one of the town houses opposite The Vic. I was brought up there, before they were torn down to make way for the basketball court for the drug dealers to serve up in, and that still stands there to this day
The Marshall family lived on Woolwich Rd so you could well be related to them. If you want I can give you the Aussie branch of the families email via inbox
That would be great. My uncle George was a research director for film documentaries so he might be interested. Cheers
On a wider point of interest this is a working class family wedding in 1911. They lived on Woolwich Rd so this may be the back garden of their house. The clothes, haircuts and hats are a glimpse at a bit of life as it was before the Great war and one many of our grandparents and great grandparents would have been familiar with.
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Does this mean I'm ITK now then?
I love the fact all this Club history is being unearthed.
The family spell it Sheppard
Arthur was my step-grandfather, I'd be very interested to know where the medal came from.
This is Fred "Snowy" Marshall's Wedding photo from 1911 which shows where he got his nickname.
Most of the family are named but the interest for us is who are others?
Is it possible that some are his Charlton team mates?
And are they Royal Artillery uniforms @Blitzwalker @spiritof1947
On a wider point of interest this is a working class family wedding in 1911. They lived on Woolwich Rd so this may be the back garden of their house. The clothes, haircuts and hats are a glimpse at a bit of life as it was before the Great war and one many of our grandparents and great grandparents would have been familiar with.