Carmichael Family Page
Widdington Nursery group November 1969
Cathie 4 3/4 years in middle of picture looking down, Stephen Carmichael Back row just below teaches head
Jane, Richard and Andrew Carmichael,
On the corner of Church Street, Widdington 1945ish
March 1970, Ian and Cathie outside Vine Cottage Widdington
September 1972, Ian and Cathie outside Vine Cottage Widdington
Outside the Flue de lys
Looks like Vote Conservative on the poster the chaps holding up
Nora Carmichael Having book signed by Richard Backer
Down the Hut ( Village Hall)
Ann Morris, Jo Chipperfield, Mrs Cooper ( Betty), Dillon Robinson,
Mrs Dellow, .?, Rev. Court, Nora Carmichael, .?, Mrs Lane,Gwen Simmons, .?,
Front Row
Ada Braybrooke (Andrews). Pearmans, Stally girls.
Widdington Hall, Home to Mr Richard Carmichael. We think it was taken before WW2
Widdington Hall, From the Air
Andrew, Widdington Hall
Widdington Hall, Clearing out Pond
Pond clearing Widdington Hall
Nuffield Universal Tractors, it will have been made between 1948 and 1955
When in 1948 the Morris Motors Agricultural Division launched their tractor range the
name Nuffield was chosen to be the brand name for the companies agricultural products.
The models introduced at the 1948 Smithfield Show were the Nuffield Universal M4
and the tricycle-wheeled M3. Both tractors were powered by an engine based on the
side-valve Morris Commercial four cylinder lorry engine.
The first diesel powered Nuffield was the Universal DM4 which was powered by a 48 h.p.
Perkins P4 (TA) engine. When Morris Motors became part of the British Motor Corporation (BMC)
in 1951 the Perkins engine was retained until 1954 when it was replaced by 45 h.p. BMC diesel engine.