An enlargement, part of 100/63.
John Dodds came to Coggeshall in 1894 and retired in February 1927 after 32 years as postmaster. His workers bought him with a clock inscribed, 'Presented to Mr John Adamson Dodds by the postmen and staff of the Post-office and Printing works as a token of their esteem on his retirement'. The Dodd's only son was killed in the Great War but they also had a daughter who married Mr S G Parish, and he took over as Postmaster. John Dodds retired to Albert Place where he died in 1929
Photo courtesy Douglas Judd.
Date: Probably May 1926
Ref: 100/63a
John Dodds came to Coggeshall in 1894 and retired in February 1927 after 32 years as postmaster. His workers bought him with a clock inscribed, 'Presented to Mr John Adamson Dodds by the postmen and staff of the Post-office and Printing works as a token of their esteem on his retirement'. The Dodd's only son was killed in the Great War but they also had a daughter who married Mr S G Parish, and he took over as Postmaster. John Dodds retired to Albert Place where he died in 1929
Photo courtesy Douglas Judd.
Date: Probably May 1926
Ref: 100/63a
Also in: East & West St.
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