Charles and Eliza Evans had one daughter, Emma, born in 1883 and she married Morley Goddard at St Michael's Church in 1907.
Morley was a Market Gardener. They started married life at the Clock House, Casterton Road but from at least 1912 they had a Nursery on Tinwell Road and were living at Wyville House. Emma probably continued to assist in her parent's business at 36 High St. In Kelly's Directory of 1926 Morley Goddard is listed as a Nurseyman & Seedsman and also a Fruit Grower.

When the 1939 Register was compiled Emma was managing the Fruit and Florist's shop now owned by her husband, he was working there part-time while their son, Charles Goddard, was assisting his father in the Market Garden.

The original shop is pictured above and the advert right gives an idea about the products and services offered. Through the 1930s and then again in the 1950s and 60s, houses were added along Tinwell Road and the area of the Nursery decreased.
Roughly speaking the original Nursery covered the plots now occupied by 5 houses to the east of Elmslae House and Wyville was probably behind 82 and 83 Tinwell Road.
Possibly, the Nursery was extended northwards as the houses were built and Charles, who by this time was married and lived at 76 Tinwell Road, may have continued as a Market Gardener. Morley and Emma moved to 63 Queen's Walk and retired from the shop shortly before Morley's death in 1953.