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01-03-11, 19:50
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I am not positive who these are but believe them to be my 3x great grandmother Ann Yates nee Tomlinson with her son Benjamin and daughter Emma. Emma had five illegitimate children. Four boys and a girl. One boy died in 1871 and the girl would have been in service. I believe the boys are: Thomas William Yates, John Yates and Effingham Yates.
Ann Yates nee Tomlinson died in 1886 
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03-03-11, 17:49
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A packet of Crisps...
 William James Crisp (my 3x gt grandfather) b1805 St Clement Danes d1888, Brockley, his son William James Crisp (my 2x gt grandfather) b1831 Stepney d1894 Brockley, his son William James Crisp (gt grandfather) b1854 Stepney d1920 West Wittering, Sussex, his son William James Crisp (my great uncle known as Darkie) b1882 Deptford d1954 Chichester. Last edited by Jill; 03-03-11 at 17:51.
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27-05-11, 18:57
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My great great grandparents John & Emily with their twin son & daughter, Mary & Jonathan. Mary was my great grandmother.
The twins were born in Nov 1886 so I guess the photo was taken the following year. 
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Jay Last edited by JayG; 27-05-11 at 20:55. Reason: 1886 not 87
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07-11-11, 19:48
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American relations
My 1st cousin 3x removed Charles Sharratt with wife Priscilla and children. He emigrated to Fond du Lac, Wisconsin in 1868. The photograph was taken shortly after he was Naturalised in 1884.
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01-09-12, 12:58
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These are the staff at Sidcot School, Somerset in the early 1880s. My great-grandfather, Henry Robert Clark, is in the second row, standing behind the woman in the dark skirt and light jacket.
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"Something has been filled in that I didn't know was blank" Matthew Broderick WDYTYA? March 2010
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02-12-12, 14:32
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John Turrell (Tyrrell) 1820 - 1897
beachman, fisherman and lifeboatman.  photo probably taken late 1880s William Capps Cooper 1845 - 1940 Ship's Master, boat owner, fisherman, beachman, lifeboatman who also served on cable laying boats to the USA  Photo taken in Lowestoft, probably 1880s.
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31-03-13, 04:12
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My maternal grandmother Lily Spence.
Possibly 1887 or 1888? Lily's mother was first married to William Wilson, and on the 1881 in Headingley we see a mixed household: his (Sarah Jane), hers (Emily, John, Joseph) and theirs (Elizabeth/Lily, Ethel): George Spence 51 Elizabeth Spence 42 Emily Louisa Wilson 20 John W. Wilson 18 Joseph J. Wilson 15 Sarah Jane Spence 11 Elizabeth Spence 6 Ethel Mary Spence 3 Note this last name is Ethel May, not Ethel Mary; an Ancestry mistranscription. This photo has my grandmother Lily Spence, front left, next to her father George Spence. Her mother Elizabeth (formerly Wilson, nee Crampton) stands behind Lily. I'm guessing that the young men are John and Joe Wilson. Not too sure of the other two females. Lily's full sister Ethel is not in this picture. 
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