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BOSCASTLE OLD PHOTOS
More details On The Coach Have Been Sent To Me by Peter Marrow From Edinburgh.
William Daniel Squire (Peter's great uncle) from Boscastle was the Coachman. It is believed his youngest son, Ernest Henry Squire, is the young ostler holding the horses at the bottom left
of picture. William was known to all as Daniel Squire. He was a coachman in the summer months only & often drove the coach to Clovelly - another great tourist haunt like Boscastle at the
time the photo was taken, ( 9July 1913, according to the Royal Institute of Cornwall.) At other times he was a manure dealer (probably guano) & horse trainer and dabbled in the 'Coasting'
trade out of the little harbour at Boscastle. Daniel was one of ten children of Peter's great grandfather James Squire - the last flour miller in the village. James was successively at Otterham
Mill, Jordan Mill, (just up the hill from the Wellington) & finally at Bridge Mills which still forms such a fine central feature of the lovely valley next door to the Wellington hotel, by the
bridge. Peter, who used to blow Daniel's Coaching horn when he was a small child, would be very pleased to hear from anyone who knew any of his Boscastle Squire family connections
or maybe from a local historian. Can you help?
Please note: I have been reliably informed that in fact the Coachman was Daniel Hockin and NOT Daniel Squire.
Daniel was the Brother in law of Iris Hockin.
Old Photographs By Courtesy Of Fred Siford
Some Photographs Courtesy of Westerings Holidays
Two Photos courtesy of Simon Lathlane
New Selection Of Old Photographs Kindly Supplied by Geoffrey Bayfield of Tintagel
Copyright © David Flower 2000-2016
Disclaimer: No part of this website may be reproduced, stored
on a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any
means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or
otherwise, without the written consent of tintagelweb.co.uk
(David Flower). You may however, download on to a personal
computer owned or controlled by yourself and you may make a
single copy of any part of this publication, for your private use
or study.
Tintagelweb, nor it's affiliates, are not liable for any direct,
indirect or consequential loss arising from the use of
information or material contained in the site or from your
access to the web sites of customers or other material on the
internet obtained via links from this site.
TINTAGEL - KING ARTHUR COUNTRY
BOSCASTLE OLD PHOTOS
More details On The Coach Have Been Sent To Me
by Peter Marrow From Edinburgh.
William Daniel Squire (Peter's great uncle) from Boscastle was
the Coachman. It is believed his youngest son, Ernest Henry
Squire, is the young ostler holding the horses at the bottom left
of picture. William was known to all as Daniel Squire. He was a
coachman in the summer months only & often drove the coach
to Clovelly - another great tourist haunt like Boscastle at the
time the photo was taken, ( 9July 1913, according to the Royal
Institute of Cornwall.) At other times he was a manure dealer
(probably guano) & horse trainer and dabbled in the 'Coasting'
trade out of the little harbour at Boscastle. Daniel was one of
ten children of Peter's great grandfather James Squire - the last
flour miller in the village. James was successively at Otterham
Mill, Jordan Mill, (just up the hill from the Wellington) & finally at
Bridge Mills which still forms such a fine central feature of the
lovely valley next door to the Wellington hotel, by the bridge.
Peter, who used to blow Daniel's Coaching horn when he was a
small child, would be very pleased to hear from anyone who
knew any of his Boscastle Squire family connections or maybe
from a local historian. Can you help?
Please note: I have been reliably informed that in fact the
Coachman was Daniel Hockin and NOT Daniel Squire.
Daniel was the Brother in law of Iris Hockin.
Old Photographs By Courtesy Of Fred Siford
Some Photographs Courtesy of Westerings Holidays
Two Photos courtesy of Simon Lathlane
New Selection Of Old Photographs
Kindly Supplied by Geoffrey Bayfield of Tintagel
