Gladys Grace Challenor

Gladys Grace Challenor, a daughter of Bromley Challenor junior, in her Red Cross uniform in 1933
© With thanks to Marion Cox

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Gladys Grace Challenor, a daughter of Bromley Challenor junior, in her Red Cross uniform in 1933
© With thanks to Marion Cox

Mercy and Ethel Challenor, daughters of Bromley Challenor junior
© With thanks to Marion Cox

George Norman Bromley Challenor as President of the Coroners’ Society of England & Wales 1978-79, wearing the collar bearing the coats of arms of the coroners’ districts
© With thanks to Marion Cox

Harry Septimus Challenor © With thanks to Marion Cox

Bromley junior as Town Clerk in his official wig. He was appointed to this post on 8 March 1877. © With thanks to Marion Cox

Bromley Challenor as Mayor 1863-64

Portrait of George Herbert Mullard by John Walton. (1972).
The portrait is owned by Christ’s Hospital of Abingdon.
© The Master and Governors of Christ’s Hospital of Abingdon
Image reproduced by kind permission.
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The scroll recording the admission of Herbert George Mullard to the Freedom of the Borough.
The picture border around the scroll illustrates connections with Christ’s Hospital, Abingdon School and the Oxford District Hospital Management Committee on the right and, on the left, the Chamber of Trade and the Rotary Club.
© Abingdon Town Council
Image reproduced by kind permission.

The plaque on the millstream bridge © Jackie Smith

Herbert George Mullard as mayor. He was elected mayor in 1951 and 1952.
© Abingdon Town Council
Image reproduced by kind permission.