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Title: Slack Chapel Choir, Heptonstall - HCC00205
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Title
Slack Chapel Choir, Heptonstall - HCC00205
Description
Heptonstall Slack Baptist Chapel Choir c.1909, taken to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the Choirmaster, William Greenwood, nickname William the Singer.
Bottom row from left: Sarah Pickles, unknown, Francis Greenwood who was killed in the First World War, Maggie Pickles nee Black who married one of her bosses, Hilda Greenwood (Greenwood was a very common name in Heptonstall Slack).
Second row from left: Unknown, May Greenwood who was a Millworker, Unknown, Unknown, George Lister Sutcliffe who was an architect and lived in a big house, Francis Greenwood the choirmaster, E.G. Thomas the minister, Unknown, Amy Gill nee Sutcliffe who was a millworker, unknown, Lilly Clay nee Sutcliffe also a millworker and sister to Amy, Rose Fielding a maid from Peterborough who married locally.
Third row from left: Unknown, Unknown, Unknown, ? Greenwood, Marshall Gill, Ara Gill who was Marshall's son and who married Amy, they owned a mill, Unknown, ? May, Evelyn Pickles grandson of William Greenwood and sister of Sarah, he was a manager of the firm of Greenwood and Pickles.
Back row from left: Unknown, Unknown, Unknown, Harold Pickles brother of Sarah and Evelyn, John Greenwood Sutcliffe nicknamed Jack O'Hanna, mother's maiden name, he was the caretaker of the church and a gravedigger (though not necessarily at the time the photo was taken and he was the father of Amy and Lily.
The original glass plate negative for the this photograph is held in Pennine Horizons Digital Archive. The photo was taken by Mr Crossley Westerman.
Donated by Esther Dean
Bottom row from left: Sarah Pickles, unknown, Francis Greenwood who was killed in the First World War, Maggie Pickles nee Black who married one of her bosses, Hilda Greenwood (Greenwood was a very common name in Heptonstall Slack).
Second row from left: Unknown, May Greenwood who was a Millworker, Unknown, Unknown, George Lister Sutcliffe who was an architect and lived in a big house, Francis Greenwood the choirmaster, E.G. Thomas the minister, Unknown, Amy Gill nee Sutcliffe who was a millworker, unknown, Lilly Clay nee Sutcliffe also a millworker and sister to Amy, Rose Fielding a maid from Peterborough who married locally.
Third row from left: Unknown, Unknown, Unknown, ? Greenwood, Marshall Gill, Ara Gill who was Marshall's son and who married Amy, they owned a mill, Unknown, ? May, Evelyn Pickles grandson of William Greenwood and sister of Sarah, he was a manager of the firm of Greenwood and Pickles.
Back row from left: Unknown, Unknown, Unknown, Harold Pickles brother of Sarah and Evelyn, John Greenwood Sutcliffe nicknamed Jack O'Hanna, mother's maiden name, he was the caretaker of the church and a gravedigger (though not necessarily at the time the photo was taken and he was the father of Amy and Lily.
The original glass plate negative for the this photograph is held in Pennine Horizons Digital Archive. The photo was taken by Mr Crossley Westerman.
Donated by Esther Dean
Creator
Crossley Westerman
Source
Esther Dean
Date
1909, 1900s
Rights
PHDA - Horizons Community Collection
Relation
Pennine Horizons Digital Archive
Identifier
HCC
Collection
Citation
Crossley Westerman
, “Slack Chapel Choir, Heptonstall - HCC00205,” Pennine Horizons Digital Archive, accessed April 19, 2024, https://penninehorizons.org/items/show/25396.
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