Redfern Family Shop

further information from family suggests that this shop was in Westwoodside. The photo is faded, but definitely says REDFERN over the shop door. There is also a thought that there may be some link with the LISTER family? Any information greatly appreciated.

Marriage of Ivy Redfern & Frank Mumby 1914

Front row from left to right:
Mr & Mrs Mumby (groom's parents); groom's brother; Frank Mumby; Ivy Redfern; little girl unknown; Hetty Redfern (bride's sister); Maria & Thomas Redfern (bride's parents)
Second row: Behind each side of the groom are Amy (bride's sister) & her husband Sydney Harris

West Stockwith Board School 30 May 1900

Amy Redfern 1889-1980 is standing next to the teacher on the right.
Amy's sister, Ivy Redfern b 1887 is standing next to the headmaster (Mr Hargreaves). Ivy was a pupil teacher.
It's possible that one of the boys may be their younger brother Thomas Flower Redfern b 1891

Marriage of Samuel Flower & Annie Marshall 1902

Marriage of Sydney Harris & Amy Redfern 14 July 1913

Amy Harris nee Redfern 1889 - 1980

 

 

A misprint - Amy Redfern's father was Thomas Redfern, not Mr S Redfern.
The bridesmaids were Gertrude Harris & Ivy Redfern. Unfortunately, no photos were taken.

Death of (Charles) Stephen Harris 1846 - 1935

 

'A well known retired farmer, Mr Charles Stephen Harris of Croft House Farm, West Stockwith, Gainsborough, passed away on Thursday (week), at the age of 90.'

In Memory of William (1887) & Walter (1903) Redfern

 

William died of Diptheria

 

Walter died of Tuberculosis

 

In 1914 at the beginning of World War 1, Maria Redfern, Walter's mother said she would grieve no more for Walter, as he was spared having to fight in the war.