All photos from Paul Cole. | The Orange Family |
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Paul's great grandfather James Orange and family moved to Feltwell from Newcastle. Paul's grandfather was John Thomas Orange (seen below). Paul's uncle was Alfred (Pip) James Orange founder of Feltwell A&H Society and researcher of much of the information found on this website. |
Left, Francis Mary Simpson (nee
Orange). Middle: Catherine (Kitty) Louisa Symonds. (23/12/1899-11/11/1984) Right: Catherine Georgeina Cole (nee Orange) (23/6/1938-) Baby is Judith Simpson |
John Thomas Orange (6/2/1897-19/12/1968) in
his Home Guard uniform, rank of Major. |
Details to follow |
John Orange (26/5/1932-) |
Mr & Mrs James Orange. Grandparents of AJO James (1872-1946) Georgina Greenfield Orange (nee Nicholson) (1871-1951) Taken before 1925 at Feltwell |
Catherine Georgeina Orange (Paul's mother) outside the shop in Hill Street. Married Jack Alfred Cole on 28/6/1958. | Malcolm Cock and ? outside the shop | Catherine Cheeseman outside the shop | Alfred William (Kelly) Cole with Herbie Cock's Fordson tractor. |
Alfred James Orange AJO (18/8/1919-) His wife, Vera Mabel Orange (nee Botterill) (23/8/1931-14/8/1976) Daughter: Linda Jane Orange (6/11/1964-) |
The shop on Hill Street was owned by Alfred George Symonds and his wife Susan Maria nee Beamis, the parents of Catherine Symonds when she married John Orange. It was a successful newsagents and stationers. John and Catherine eventually sold the business to Waterman's but kept the premises. These were, for a time, rented to an organ company and then to Bell's Bakery of Hockwold before being turned into a house called The Orangery. |