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Selection of Family photographs and letters of Dixey Family ,supplied by Ted Dixey, who lived at Fishers Bridge. some are described:-
TED DIXEY’S PHOTO"S.

1. Wedding of Rose Sollis and Arthur Gerring.
2. Mr. Dixie, with children Right to left, Ruth, Ted,Derek, Percy (in truck), Laurence.
3. Harry and Emily Sollis at the door of the Swan. 1963.
4. Ruth Dixey, marrying Robert Ferguson 16.8.47.
5. Wedding of Ruth Dixey and Robert Ferguson 16.8.47 (2)
6. Ted Dixie with Sylvia 1970
7. Ted Dixey outside Fishers Bridge Cottage aged about 10.
8. Ted, Ruth and baby Laurence dixey with their mother outside Fisher's cottage 1933 Mother nee Hunt.
9. First Shirt Race.
10. First shirt race.
11. Start of first shirt race at the Swan.
12. Ted Dixie working at Smiths Witney in 1955
13. Ted Dixey aged 3 in Weald.
14. Derek Dixey (left) May Shepard (Middle) Laurence Dixey Right. May Sheperd died Ted and 3 other 17 year olds were asked to carry the coffin.
15. Ted at his sister's wedding 1947.
16. The ringing chamber New year's eve 2002/3
17. Ted Dixey 1927
18. June 1935 Sitting on the wall right to left Flossie (dog) Ted Dixie, Ruth Dixie, Rose Sollis, (in black stockings because her mother always dressed her in an old fashioned way. ) Laurence Dixey and three friends called Smith.
19. Ted Dixey's maternal grandparents who lived in Weald. Thomas and Harriet Hunt.
20. The garden at Fisher’s bridge.
21. Ted and Ruth Dixey.
22. Ted Dixey's maternal grandparents' cottage in Weald.
23. Ruth Dixey and Robert Ferguson in 1940s
24. Ted Dixey in his pram. 1926/7
25. Mr. Dixey and his family, Ted, Ruth, Laurence, Derek and Percy. 1936

Literature for District Council election May 4th 2023
Declaration of Result of Poll
Candidates Alistair Wray, Ted Fenton, Matt Morton, Georgia Meadows, Alaric Smith Charlie Maynard

Newspaper cutting from Dec 9th 1971. Smith Industries in Witney are needing to make men redundant and have agreed to pay 50% more redundancy pay than they are contractually obliged to pay. There is expected to be a reduction in the need for car heaters which will be made in the Cowley car plant. Many of the men who've taken voluntary redundancy have got jobs in the Cowley plant.

PDF of six photos showing Beam Cottage how it was in 1949/50 when Dor Thompson and Miss Wylie lived there and ran a market garden.

PDF of war memorial service and various photographs of various servicemen from World War 1.
Service at War memorial
Thomas Wells
Bertie Stroud
Thomas Gillet
Olive Whiting
John Love day
Harry ledger
Harold Busby
John Coverdale
Ivor Roberts
Godfrey Horne
Fred Fox