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Barn at Ruckholt Farm Leyton, c1910

Jack (C.A.G.) Russell batting. With a career average of 41.57, he was among the finest of Essex batsmen

Frank Gillingham and C.A.G. (Jack) Russell go out to bat. By keeping a promise to play in Russell's benefit match, Gillingham became Essex's oldest player (52 years 287 days)

Jack (C.A.G.) Russell. Right-hand bat and slow-medium bowler. In 1923 he became the first England batsman to score two hundreds in one match, but never played another Test

Salway House, High Road Leyton, Leyton, c1890

Graham Saville c1974, right-hand opening batsman

Graham Saville - Unknown occasion

Graham Saville c1963, right-hand opening batsman

Graham Saville, chairman of the Essex cricket committee 1988-2015

Inauguration of the Urban District Council's Highams Park Building Scheme 11 December 1920