I would like to record the interests of both my sister and myself in connection with the Winsham Web Museum. 
My grandparents Lily Maud and John Henry (Jack) Boait lived in the Blue House, Church St (opposite the Church).  My grandmother was a school teacher at Winsham School and guess she must have retired round about 1940.  My grandfather was one of the first to own a car in the village (photo of which we have) and ran a taxi service (always taking the then Vicar (Theodore Childs) to services at Cricket St Thomas and worked for Mr Dommett as a farm hand and very rarely took any time off he was so dedicated and worked till the end of his life.
 My grandfather came from a large family, his sister Daisy (Henrietta) Boait (not Boyt) lived next door and ran the shop which was once a successful bakery, also one of his sisters was married to Tom Ackland who ran the Kings Arms and another sister married a Churchill who had a business in Fore Street.  
My mother's name was Monica Boait who married my father Leonard Pays (a Londoner).  My sister Barbara and myself Janet spent every holiday in Winsham throughout our school days and so were very familiar with the village as it was from 1950 onwards - my parents keeping the Blue House for a few years after my grandparents died before selling up.  We still visit Winsham on a regular basis and would still  be known to a few of the original residents in the village i.e. Tony Meech, Jill then Partridge, Marjorie Fowler etc.      My parents were married at St Stephens Church and we have a family grave at Winsham Cemetery.  Consequently we have many photos of my mother as a young girl growing up in the village and would be willing to furnish any you think would be of use.  

Do please record our interests in your Visitor Book. 
Janet and Barbara (nee Pays). 

PS  I can remember some villagers remarking that when we used to arrive at Winsham for our summer holidays it always seemed to rain!!  Also I had very fair straight hair as a child and my sister had very dark curly hair which always seemed to be a topic of conversation!!My sister and I are both in our early 60s now - I lived in Norwich and my sister lived in Cleveland.