1902 when George Selwood's new house is being built beyond Elmham where the Charles Bradfield was living.

Charles Luther Bradfield first built 'Elmham' at 114 Newton Road. He applied to the Council to have plans passed for a villa residence in July 1897. He named the property Elmham after his father's birth place.

Charles standing in the proch. Note the stained glass window to the left.

Photos of Elmham during construction c1897/8 from an album belonging to W E Sargent

Rear view - perhaps Emily in the doorway?

In 1898 he married Emily Sargent, widow of Walter Sargent who had died two years earlier. Charles and Emily and her two children, William Edward and Lizzie M, moved to Elmham, 114 Newton Road.

In 1903 Emily and her son William Edward Sargent, and nephew Walter Leigh Sargent signed a deed of partnership as shoe manufacturers in Crabb Street, to be known as Walter Sargent & Co.

Charles at work in the garden

Taking tea in the garden c1905. Charles, Emily, possibly Charles' mother Martha (died 1907) and Lizzie Sargent, daughter of Emily.

Lizzie M Sargent married Joseph Catlow, in London in 1905. They eventually lived at St Annes on Sea.

above: BD-310 - captioned 'Sargent, Pightles Cottage' where Wm Edw Sargent lived in 1914. right: outside Elmham

View towards the cemetery from Elmham c1905

122 formerly 116 Built in 1902 for George Selwood	Elmham - 120 formerly 114 was the home of Charles Luther Bradfield until 1919

Newton Road