>I've just spotted two! There are two farmers with the surname LATCHAM >listed in Kelly's Somerset Directory of 1935. > >Jas. M. LATCHAM was at Burt's ho., Wellington, while Wilfred LATCHAM was >at Heath ho., Wedmore. Thank you, Josephine, for these two entries. Lots to work on now! When we attended the Clutton Bunfight (I did enjoy that!) in 2006 we stayed overnight in Wedmore and someone told me of Wilfred Latcham, a farmer, who had died a few years before. I'm working on that entry now and I'm sure it is the same Wilfred. And then on to Jas. M. Thank you Marjorie

On Mon, 06 Jan 2014 15:45:20 -0000, Art & Marjorie Keates <akeates@kingston.net> wrote: > Thank you, Josephine, for these two entries. Lots to work on now! > > When we attended the Clutton Bunfight (I did enjoy that!) in 2006 we > stayed overnight in Wedmore and someone told me of Wilfred Latcham, a > farmer, who had died a few years before. I'm working on that entry now > and I'm sure it is the same Wilfred. And then on to Jas. M. Hi Marjorie, Thanks for your response. We enjoyed meeting you at the Clutton Bunfight and we have been through Wedmore, since then, but didn't stop to look as it was a bit busy there. When I sent the information about Wilfred Latcham, I didn't realize that Heath House was an area of Wedmore, so I've found out something new. Possibly this Wilfred was the son of butcher Matthew Latcham, but I expect you've already found that. Josephine