Notes on Individual.

William Mack Hardingham.

Will said - He used to travel by pony and trap up to Suffolk and Norfolk when a child. He has memories of East Carleton in Norfolk. There was an old shed in the back garden which had an apple tree. There was a five-barred gate. There was a latch door to upstairs. The house had a well.
Icklingham had a spring and they had water cress for tea. There were ducks and geese.
He remembers one big room with outhouses. Grandma, Great Grandma. Aunty Susan lived near the Church.
There was also Uncle George and Uncle Sturly who was flat footed.
There were ploughs. Lord Iveaghs estate (descended from Rupert Guiness.)
Will and Cis went alternate years to the Darkins and the Dyes
Kelleys Directory Southend 1906-1913 shows Wm Hardingham living at Ellough Villa 55 Guildford Road.
In 1935 when applying for probate for his Dad, Ernest Mack, he was living at 19 High St. Southend