Edna! A letter/note from Agnes to Edna on the latter’s 21st birthday. This would make it about 1934. Ian would have been about six I’m
“Thank you for posting that. Ours was the one with the chimney showing. Granny Raybould’s sister (Great) Aunt(ie) Annie moved in in 1908, new built,
Graham’s wife’s sister (still with me?), name unknown at present is researching the Espin family history and has unearthed the following. Unsure if the Cecil
Or… who is he? Is this the Father of Walter Raybould?
Julie, Pat’s daughter shared these two photographs taken six years or so before they moved to Australia. Taken at Hampstead Road, Great Barr.
Edna loved the idea of being a grandmother and here she is with Lisa, her first one from her son David and his wife Lyn(da).
As Rob Wilton used to sing. Ian’s been a’wandering again, down that lane. Memories of wartime, vital to capture these snippets before the memory steelers
Uncle Arthur Short (Gladys) on the left, uncle Arthur Otton (Gerry) on the right. But who’s in the centre? Edith Espin? Which begs the question
Geoffrey and Anna, not sure of their birth dates – probably 1965? Need some help here please Ian. I have updated Ian’s page on the
… get out of the kitchen. Except, that’s not an option if there are ten in the house. A typical (?) kitchen in Brum pre-war.
Having some time on my hands (really? Said Sandie, must do something about that….), I have been rootling around the family website and tidying up