1956
| The 1st annual McNaughton
Festival. Besides school children giving displays of Morris Dancing the likes
of Winchester Morris attended.
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1970
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Men of Wight Morris formed.
Dancing in the style of Cotswold, Lichfield and Welsh Border. |
1972
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Wight Diamonds Rapper Sword
Dancers formed. An offshoot of the Men of Wight Morris |
1975
|
The Island Cloggies formed.
A group of Step Dancers rather than Morris but they do include a Rapper Sword
Dance in their repertoire |
1981
|
The Oyster Girls formed.
The first ladies side, dancing in the style of Northwest Morris. |
1983/84 |
The Boys of the Wight
formed. An offshoot of the Men of Wight, mainly sons of the aforesaid |
1997
|
Wight Bells formed. Another
ladies side, dancing in the style of Northwest Morris. Originally called Wight
Belles & Beaux’s but danced out in 1998 as Wight Bells. |
1998
|
Mr Bakers Dozen formed. The
first mixed side giving displays of Morris, Molly and Playford style dances,
with the occasional Mumming Play. |
2008
|
Morris Myna’s formed. A
side for youngsters, 8 to 16 years old dancing in the Northwest style. |
2009
|
Bloodstone Border Morris
formed. Dancing “Border” a style evolved from Welsh Border. |
2010
|
Guith Carnival Morris
formed. Dancing in the Welsh Border &Cotswold style. |
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Moonshine Border Morris formed
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2015 |
Whitgar Morris
formed |
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