Francis Shergold explains how Reg Hall from Croydon came to play for the Bampton Traditional Morris Men in the late 1950s and he still played for them in 2019. https://youtu.be/XNBXdTcF_c4

Witney Gazette article reporting that the Morris Dancers joined Sports Week in1975 on the Church Green, Witney.
Together with the Witney Scottish Dancer Club, four teams of Morris Dancers joined the pipers.

Copy of the 2016 Dance Programme for the day and listing the visiting teams for the evening. Starting at 8.30 at the old playing field New Road and finishing with Street Dancing. Squire is Craig Godwin
Bushey House
Grey Barn
Blackthorn Cottage
The Horseshoe
Westbrook House
Weald Manor
Ham Court
Mill Green
Sandfords
Kilmore House
Churchgate House
The Deanery
Cobb Housae
The Romany
The Talbot
Lavender Place Flats
Bampton House
Grayshot House
Morris Clown
Gothurst

Cyril Smith outside Lavender Place Flats, date not given

Article written by Keith Chandler about these two Morris Men.
Colin and ‘Curly’ (D.J. Titchener) came over to Bampton quite by accident, knowing nothing about its Morris dance tradition. They went into The Jubilee and started chatting to landlord Reg Pratley, telling him what they were interested in. Within a few minutes he was singing to them, mainly snatches, one being ‘Butter and Cheese and All’. He then produced sheets on which the words were written: Peter Kennedy had given them to him! Reg took them across to the Eagle, where Frank Purslow and Francis Shergold used to play in the bar.

Photograph of Reg Hall and Tony Daniels on the occasion of the presentation of a plate for Reg Hall being Musician for Bampton Morris for 50 years

Dancers on Francis Shergold's Lawn 2008

B/W photo of the Start of the Day, the first dance on Whit Monday possibly 2008. This starts on New Road, houses behind are Pembroke Place

Photograph of Roy Shergold and Cyril Wheeler enjoying a a pint at the Morris Party 2006

Francis Shergold being presented with a Bouquet of Flowers on Spring Bank Holiday 2003 at Weald Manor