You are here: Home>Herts history>Towns and Villages>Redbourn>The Geoff Webb Collection>Redbourn Folk>Redbourn Groups>Redbourn Alphabetical Groups>Redbourn Groups by surname G-I>Jim Gerkin Jim Gerkin1940sBy Geoff Webb Jim GerkinGeoff WebbJim Gerkin (left) was manager of Russell Harborough’s Jam Factory in the 1940s.The Gerkins’ home was at Ver Road, Redbourn, and later at Crouch Hall Lane.This page was added on 30/06/2011. Add your comment about this pageYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Your comment:Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.I consent to my name and e-mail address being stored along with this comment, and to the website editors communicating with me by e-mail about the comment if necessary. My name may be published alongside the comment on the website, but my e-mail address will not be published. My information will not be shared with any third party (see our Privacy Statement - opens in a new window). * Δ ReplyAfter the factory closed they moved to Dawlish in Devon.By Martin Yemm (02/05/2018) Redbourn Groups by surname G-IAlfred & Martha HebbsAlice Rolph & Daisy HucklesbyAllen & GrovesAnnie Elsom & Ethel GoodallAnstruther & GregoryArchie & Cis HucklesbyArchie & Rene HerringArthur & Phyllis HedgesArthur GurneyBasil & Nell HarboroughCharles & Winifred GreenChurch Fellowship Drama GroupColeman & GameCollins, Holt & JacksonConnie & Edgar HedgesCrouch, Stevens & HedgesDickinson & HalesDorothy & Jean HalseyDraper, Coote & HerringDraper, Hobbs & SmithEdgington, Chapman & GregoryEdie & Henry HewittEdna Burchmore with Trevor HucklesbyElizabeth & Bill HoareElsom, Hewitt and GurneyFamily friendsFriends, c.1947Game & HawkinsGeorge & Hilda HooperGeorge & Lily HalseyGeorge & Rebecca HopcroftGeorge & Sarah HucklesbyGroves & StevensGurney & HodsdenGurney, Catlin & JeffriesHall & BeareHall & DunckleyHall & WoodstockHalsey & DraperHalsey & FoxHalsey & MitchellHalsey & TaylorHalsey, Reading and HallHarold & Ethel GreyHarpenden Lane friendsHawkins, Luck & FensomHeard & CootsHedges & BradburyHedges & MacaulayHedges & PeacockHedges & PrestonHedges & ToyaHedges, O'Dell & ReadingHedges, Stratton & BrettHelen & Joseph HarboroughHenry & Julia HawkinsHenry & Julia HawkinsHenry & MimerHerbert HucklesbyHillyard, Belshaw & LovettHillyard, Lovett & KingHinton & ClearHoare & NevilleHobbs & SmithHobbs & VickeryHolt & AustinHolt & BrewerHolt & DraperHolt & WilsonHooper & MilesHopcroft & BrooksHucklesby & GoldHucklesby & NunnHucklesby & StathamHucklesby & ThorntonHucklesby, Powell & BrewerHunt & GurneyHunter & BenjaminIsrael & Emma HalseyJack & Edith HillJack & Grace HalseyJack & Len HalseyJackson, Webb & GreyJim GerkinJohn & Florence HobbsJohn and Ruth HucklesbyJohn Heather's Film NightKing & HedgesLeslie & Nancy HoareMick & Frances HumphriesMildred & Daphne GreyMr. & Mrs. Gordon-DeanMr. & Mrs. Russell HarboroughNorris & GamePage, Hobbs & ChapmanPowell & HucklesbyReed & HoarRichard & Frances HillyardRogers & GurneyRon Henry & Fred PeacockSam Thornton with Cis HucklesbySansom, Holt & WilsonShaw & HarboroughSid Shearman & The Henry twinsStan HedgesTaylor & HallTed & Annie HoltTed & Annie HoltThe Jolly Gardeners Public HouseTom & Lily GibbsValerie & Doreen HerringValerie & Veronica HedgesVentham & HodsdenVillage ladsWiggett & RobertsonWilliam & Anne GravestockWilliam & Florence HeardWilliam & Jane HoltWilliam & Mary-Anne GurneyWilliam & Minnie Hewitt See also'Jim Gerkin' also appears inRedbourn, Russell Harborough's Jam Factory Share thisFacebookPinterestTwitterLinkedin
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After the factory closed they moved to Dawlish in Devon.