Fanny Hatch, widow of George Hatch (Farmer), of Oveys Farm, Cookham High Street, seen her with her granddaughter Mary Field of Widbrook Cottage, taken in the garden at Wisteria Cottage, in Cookham High Street, where she moved to after her husband's death in 1915. In the move she was accompanied by her children's Nanny Miss Emma Serls, as her companion. They remained there until they moved into a house in Gordon Road, Maidenhead in the mid 1930's. They are both buried in Cookham Cemetery side by side. Fanny Hatch was born on the 6th March, 1860. She was the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Gray of Marlow (Butchers) and died in October 1951 at the age of 91.Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Fanny Hatch & Mary Field 1922
Fanny Hatch, widow of George Hatch (Farmer), of Oveys Farm, Cookham High Street, seen her with her granddaughter Mary Field of Widbrook Cottage, taken in the garden at Wisteria Cottage, in Cookham High Street, where she moved to after her husband's death in 1915. In the move she was accompanied by her children's Nanny Miss Emma Serls, as her companion. They remained there until they moved into a house in Gordon Road, Maidenhead in the mid 1930's. They are both buried in Cookham Cemetery side by side. Fanny Hatch was born on the 6th March, 1860. She was the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Gray of Marlow (Butchers) and died in October 1951 at the age of 91.
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