Jones, Evans, Baker and Scourfield. Puzzle Pics 1.
My lovely followers on Twitter have excelled again recently with some of my old photos that I hadn’t researched.
My lovely followers on Twitter have excelled again recently with some of my old photos that I hadn’t researched.
This Blog has a link to Wellington, Prince Albert and Queen Victoria, a Governor of the Tower of London and even a link to a famous Olympic Gold Medallist!
I found this lovely family photo on a Cabinet Card was taken at a photographers studio in Melbourne, Australia in 1892.
What a surprise to find that the family TOSH was so well known in Cumberland. A big part of UK industrial heritage.
These school reports refer to a boy called Robin Charles Hendrick Wolton
Mary Ann Ledger was born in 1834 in Wrotham, Kent, England as the fifth child of William Ledger and Elizabeth Ranger.
It’s the first Victorian Album I have ever seen with American themed pictures inside. So could this have been a gift from a relative who had emigrated?
What an amazing amount of information from followers and others, I am very very grateful for all your help
A second Blog about the Burke and Grubbe families, old photos and letters.
Three photos that featured on my Sunday Puzzle on Twitter about the Bannerman Family in Canada
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