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'''Francis George Shergold''', morris dancer and singer, [[Bampton]], Oxfordshire; born 31 January 1919, died 27 Novembe *Keith Chandler, ''Francis Shergold: Veteran Morris dancer, singer, musician ...'', Musical Traditions Article MT013 (1998) http://www

'''William Pratley''', singer and morris dancer from Ascott-under-Wychwood, [[Oxfordshire]]. [[Category: Oxfordshire]][[Category: Singer]][[Category: Morris dancer]]

Cover: Bill Gibbons, clog dancer, pace egger, musician (Toni Arthur,1979) ===BILL GIBBONS - BARGE DANCER===

Cover: Abbots Bromley Horn Dancer ===SAM SHERRY - LANCASHIRE CLOG DANCER===

'''Patricia Tracey''', clog dancer, born November 14 1927, died February 1 2008.

Sam Bennet (1865-1951) of Oxfordshire, fiddler and dancer of Ilmington Morris

...ith horses on rural farms.  He had befriended the Warwickshire Morris dancer Sam Bennett in the 1930s when Sam would go to Wales on holiday.  Sam t

'''Ollie Conway:''' Singer, dancer, farmer and publican of Conway’s Bar in Mullagh, Ollie was the first pers

'''George Hathaway''' (1867-1948), was a dancer with the Bledington Morris Dancers during the 1880's, who played melodeon a ...illings before anyone else had a picking. The remainder was divided, each dancer getting probably about nine shillings.

Fiddler and Morris Dancer

...ugh he had no land himself.  While he was known locally in Clare as a dancer - a very good one - Mikey had absorbed many of the songs he had heard in hi

..., No. 8 (November 1980), pp12-14 https://themorrisring.org/document/morris-dancer-volume-1-no-8

'''Charlie Tanner''', 1845-1922, singer and morris dancer from [[Bampton]] in [[Oxfordshire]].

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''At Bampton "Jinkey", or Billy Wells (1868-1953), fool, dancer & fiddler recounts his life-story to Peter Kennedy in 1952 & talks about th

'''William "Binx" Walton''', (1836-1919), singer and morris dancer from [[Adderbury]], North [[Oxfordshire]]. He was the chief source of songs

...uk/articles/shergold.htm Keith Chandler - Francis Shergold: Veteran Morris dancer, singer, musician ...]

...trongly influenced by what they heard. Butterworth was also an expert folk dancer, being particularly fond of Morris dancing.''

'''Son Townsend''', morris dancer and singer, [[Bampton]], Oxfordshire; born 24th May 1914, died 24th Decembe

...red 'Pip' Whting]], the Suffolk singer, fiddler, bones-player and jig-doll dancer.

'''Lewis ‘Scan’ Tester''', Sussex concertina-player, fiddler, step-dancer and singer, 1886-1972. ...ster of the Anglo-Concertina and was also an accomplished fiddler and step-dancer in his younger years and a wonderful raconteur.  He was also a good, t

...ed 6 doors away from Gardner. He was "as lissome as a cat, an out and out dancer, like on wires".

[[Anglo concertina|anglo-concertina]] player and Morris Dancer with [[Headington Quarry Morris Men]].

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...t]] in the early 1900’s, the vast majority from [[William Walton]], an old dancer and former publican.

* [[William Hathaway]] Fiddle and Morris Dancer

'''Bob Cann''', [[Dartmoor]] [[melodeon]] player and step-dancer, 1916 - 1990.

...in the 20th century, told by not only a renowned historian but also a folk dancer, who has both immersed himself in the rich history of the folk tradition an

...he was aged seventy-three and then he “give over”... He used to be a great dancer. He took a prize (a fine silver pencil) for dancing in a competition at Bar

...a suitable choice. It is also possible that he accompanied a step or clog dancer, or even played and danced at the same time. There are also an unusually la

* D/P 16/28/16: “Comes the Morris Dancer In. A Celebration of 50 Years of the Morris Ring” (1984)

C:Tom O'Brien, fiddler & dancer, Foynes, Ireland, (19)06<br>