Thursday 23rd May 2019  

Quorn Families and People

Apart from the famous local names such as Farnham, Warner, Cradock and Firr; this site has plenty of interesting snippets concerning village folk. You can also use the search box on the upper right hand side to look for a family surname which interests you. We would like to expand this section, so if you can supply information about your family in Quorn, we would be pleased to publish it here.

		Grace Wesley, former Quorn Rawlins pupil, marriage 1924 Grace Wesley was a pupil at Rawlins Grammar School from 1908 to 1912, and afterwards she ...... cont.
		Video - Tom Long haymaking in his meadow, 1960s This converted cine film shows Tom Long making hay in his meadow in the early 1960s. The ...... cont.
		The Parkinson family – Baptists in Quorn William Parkinson starting farming in Quorn in 1757, and his brother Robert came to live ...... cont.
		Silhouettes – Farnham family, Quorn These three silhouettes are about 5 inches (13 cm) tall and are members of the ancient ...... cont.
		Mizpah brooch – Arthur and Doris Green, WW2 Arthur Green from Quorn and Doris Ada Crowsley from Bedford, would never have met had it ...... cont.
		Home Farm and the Pepper Family Life in Quorn was very different in the 1900s, with many more farms in the village. One ...... cont.
		George Harry Gartshore on Gambles premises, Meeting Street, early 1940s George Harry Gartshore was a grandson of the famous George Gartshore who was a farrier to ...... cont.
		George and Olive Gartshore and their family – early 1940s The Gartshores first came to Quorn around 1860 when George Gartshore (born 1830) became a ...... cont.
		Fancy dress on Quorn Village Green Fancy dress on Quorn Village Green (now the car park), about 1966. Left to right: ...... cont.
		Quorn lads! 1950s George Gartshore from Mansfield Street has provided these great photographs of some of ...... cont.

Total: 766 artefacts returned over 77 pages

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