John and Winifred English talks to Arthur Musk for the Wenhaston Archive.

Wenhaston Suffolk, village sign

John and Winifred English
Name of Interviewee(s)	John and Winifred English
Interviewed By:	Arthur Musk
Date of Recording	6th August 2008
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Recording length	25 mins 31 secs
Description of Recording	Winifred English and her son, John English, talk to Arthur Musk about some of the children in a school photograph and Winifred talks about her life in the area.

Subjects Covered
00 min 00 sec	John names the children in Wenhaston School photo taken in 1981	Link
02 min 00 sec	John talks about his work at Bernard Matthews
02 min 30 sec	Winifred talks about her son Trevor English
03 min 00 sec	About Winifred’s family (siblings)
03 min 30 sec	School bikes
04 min 00 sec	Work in pie factory Holton
04 min 30 sec	About her husband Brian English and his family (siblings)
06 min 00 sec	The other residents at Heath Road 48 years ago. State of Winifred’s house now.
07 min 00 sec	Health
08 min 00 sec	Winifred’s father and uncle worked for Freeman. Mother’s work dressmaking.
09 min 00 sec	Wenhaston School days in Winifred’s childhood
10 min 00 sec	Residents of White Cottage
11 min 00 sec	Wenhaston Old Hall when Winifred first left school
11 min 30 sec	Strawberry picking
12 min 00 sec	Factory work
12 min 30 sec	Music Circle in the old school
13 min 00 sec	Sports day
13 min 12 sec	Meeting Brian
13 min 30 sec	Accident at work from soldering
14 min 30 sec	The working day and week at the factory
17 min 00 sec	Shops and delivery in Wenhaston
18 min 00 sec	Old boys remembered: “Ginger” tramp, “Tiny Tubble”, Gordie
19 min 30 sec	Father was in the Home Guard
21 min 00 sec	Mrs Marshall was teacher at Bramfield school
21 min 00 sec	Vicars in area