I’m not sure if this has been posted before it is the retirement of Frederick Harry. The two youngest members of the clan were always
Published in the local paper, name unknown, but on the tip of my tongue, the local correspondent Mr H Carter reports first on the Harvest
It is May 1950, and the newly-weds need a bed. Off to the family suppliers, the local Co-op, the one-stop shop for everything and a
Sounds a bit l like a Wikileaks exclusive doesn’t it? The title must be said in a breathless BBC false excitement rising falsetto type of
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