My dad is in the back row second from the left.
William (Bill) Terrill.

My Grandfather James Browning is in the 3rd row 3rd from the right.

Pretty sure 1st right back row was my dad Walter (Wally) Ware.

Second from the left in the front row is Jack Simmons, later to drive the London to Paris Boat train

I started at Newhaven Loco on leaving school in 1949 as a cleaner, my first days work was to clean the boiler of a Brighton Alantic. I then worked on the foot plate as a fireman and worked with many of those in the photo. The person in the second row, 4th along from left is Jack Hillman who was my guardian from 1939 and together with my sister lived with until 1956. His brother Ted Hillman was also a driver. At the time the photo was taken they would be fireman or passed fireman. The best turn was with "Bogy" Simmons on the terriers when we would have booked on at 6. 45 am, We then pick up a few wagons from the north quay and travel over the Swing bridge & down the breakwater, in all weathers! and return back to the loco shed at about 12. 30pm, put the engine to bed & be home indoors by 1. 30. "Bogy" did have a shaky hand which was quite funny when he was opening and shutting the steam regulator, but he was a nice gentleman.