PresentationOn leaving the clicking department of Messrs W Green and Son’s factory, Mr W C Tarry was presented by fellow-workers with a travelling case.
Re Box Derby S260
Our no 7582
Have you any more
of the leather?
If so, we could do
with 2 or 3 more gross.
Also if you have any
other stock lines of
similar stuff. Kindly
sample
My grandfather, he was Mr Margettes, he was foreman in what they called the finishing room there. When he was married his wife's father was a craftsman, a stonemason and he made the . . . he carved a plaque. There's a shoe on the old factory down the bottom there. Greens first shoe factory, that's it yes, he made that plaque. Mr Margettes' wife's father, she was a Green, that's why this was called 'Green's Yard' because they had the factory at the bottom, it was always known as Green's Yard. As I say he made that plaque and they were the first people when this chapel was built up here, the Baptist Chapel; they were the first couple to get married in it. My great grandfather, Mr Green, the stonemason, they was the first couple to get married up here.'