Alan Edgar (Eggy1948) 1,222 Posted March 11, 2021 (edited) Report In Evan Martin's book - Glimpses of Old Bedlingtonshire - he has some info on this 1902 photo. Edited March 11, 2021 by Alan Edgar (Eggy1948)
Canny lass 1,344 Posted March 12, 2021 Report The onion sellers bring back memories! They came to Netherton during my childhood days, 1950s. I believed them to be Frenchmen. They didn't have carts but had baikes with onions hanging in strings from every available space. I came across Dr Trotter recently in the 1911 census records. He was then living at the Old Brewery House on Front Street west with his wife of 9 years and their two children - Margaret Martin Trotter and Robert Martin Trotter aged 8 and 6 yo. They had one resident servant - Alice Herron - one of my relatives. 1
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