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It is with great sadness and not a little shock that we report the sudden death of Ken Johnson, Morris dancer, folk singer and (pictured here as) 'Queen' of Winster Morris. He had been a member of Winster Morris Dancers for many years and was also a founder member of Chesterfield Morris Men.

May 30, 2009 · Elizabeth Johnson of Winster: Bakewell: 22.04.1753: William Williams of Winster: Ann Breston of Stanton: Darley: 16.08.1720: Robert Williams of Winster: Prudence Stone of Wensley: Elton: 07.03.1867: Richard Witham of Winster: Janes Raines of Griff Grange: Darley: 06.04.1708: George Wood of Breechgate: Sarah Hawley of Winster:

We welcome both men and women and dance as a mixed team. We dance with four 'characters': a King and Queen, a Witch and a Jester. Here are John our King and Frank the Witch. We secured Lottery funding in 2008 for our heritage project celebrating the centenary of Sharp's visit to the village in 1908.

Granville & Mary Johnson. Winster

Amy Slater ( nee Johnson) Middleton by Youlgrave School 1941, Second row down fourth from right Amy Johnson ( Auntie Amy). All the names in the comments Winster, Derbyshire, Local History | Amy Slater ( nee Johnson)

Old photo of Winster locals .Nellie and Horace Johnson on the right of photograph .Doreen Robinson left of Horace and her Husband Gerald behind her ..Bessie Boden left of Doreen on photo .Mrs...

The name 'Winster' is first recorded in Domesday Book (1086) as Winsterne, which possibly means 'Wyn's thorn tree', presumably after a local landmark. The village is located in a broad valley where the steep limestone bank to the south meets the shales and gritstones to the north.

At Winster.com, players play with each other, never against each other. Community members develop friendships with other players and help each other solve puzzles to win real prizes.