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| 1 |  | 10 Kinsale Road, Peckham Rye Courtesy of Anna Rowe | |
| 2 |  | 18 Lessness Park, Belvedere Courtesy of Anna Rowe | |
| 3 |  | 1824 parish register | |
| 4 | | 1851 | |
| 5 | | 1861 census | |
| 6 | | 1861 | |
| 7 |  | 1866;ROBBINS Charles Sr;Death.jpeg | |
| 8 | | 1871 | |
| 9 | | 1881 | |
| 10 | | 1881 census | |
| 11 |  | 19 Dylways, Denmark Hill, Camberwell Courtesy of Anna Rowe | |
| 12 | | 1901 | |
| 13 |  | 225 Upland Road, East Dulwich Courtesy of Anna Rowe | |
| 14 |  | 24-52 Gower Street Courtesy of Bradley/Phillips Family Tree (Janet Thomas) http://trees.ancestry.co.uk/tree/8787641/family?fpid=-894037527 | |
| 15 |  | 3 Byers Terrace, Dilton Marsh, Westbury, Wiltshire, England Home of Sarah Ann Barclay (nee Chalk) and where Joyce Winifred Henderson and John Ingram were born. Courtesy of Tricia Chesterman. | |
| 16 | | 3 Byers Terrace, Dilton Marsh, Westbury, Wiltshire, England Courtesy of Tricia Chesterman | |
| 17 |  | 38 Fairhazel Gardens, Hampstead, London This is where the family were living for the 1901 Census. Original photo from Evans Family Tree. | |
| 18 | | 40 Greenleaf Street, Liverpool Dad's birthplace | |
| 19 |  | 5 Gower Street 28 06 23 I have no idea who this is! | |
| 20 |  | 5 Ruskin Road, Belvedere Courtesy of Anna Rowe | |
| 21 | | 5 Ruskin Road, Belvedere Courtesy of Anna Rowe | |
| 22 | | 6 12 1846 baptism record from parish register | |
| 23 |  | 99 Landels Road, Dulwich Courtesy of Anna Rowe | |
| 24 | | 99 Landels Road, Dulwich Courtesy of Anna Rowe | |
| 25 |  | A Back Garden in Nichol Street Courtesy of Anna Rowe https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Nichol | |
| 26 | | A back garden in Nichol Street Courtesy of Anna Rowe https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Nichol | |
| 27 | | A Birthday Token (back) A Birthday Token. Just this simple token take, 'Tis sent to you for friendship's sake, Happy may your birthday be, Many another may you see. Birmingham, 9.15PM, 31 May 1914 Mrs. A. Hatton, 4c/6H Great Russell Street, Birmingham. Wishing you all good wishes for your birthday. Much Love, Elsie. Ok, so who were Mrs. A. Hatton and Elsie? | |
| 28 | | A Birthday Token (front) A Birthday Token. Just this simple token take, 'Tis sent to you for friendship's sake, Happy may your birthday be, Many another may you see. Birmingham, 9.15PM, 31 May 1914 Mrs. A. Hatton, 4c/6H Great Russell Street, Birmingham. Wishing you all good wishes for your birthday. Much Love, Elsie. Ok, so who were Mrs. A. Hatton and Elsie? | |
| 29 | | A Birthday Wish 1 (back) A Birthday Wish. Only a wish fond and tender, Only a greeting that's true, Straight from the heart of the sender, Memory's message to you. No stamp or postmark. Dear Mother, Just a P.C. wishing you many happy returns with Love From Dolly. xxxxx Mother was Eliza Barker (nee Farley) and Dolly was, of course, Leah. | |
| 30 | | A Birthday Wish 1 (front) A Birthday Wish. Only a wish fond and tender, Only a greeting that's true, Straight from the heart of the sender, Memory's message to you. No stamp or postmark. Dear Mother, Just a P.C. wishing you many happy returns with Love From Dolly. xxxxx Mother was Eliza Barker (nee Farley) and Dolly was, of course, Leah. | |
| 31 | | A Birthday Wish 2 (back) A Birthday Wish for my dear Son. This post card I am sending, To greet this happy day, To wish for you my darling Son, The best of joy all way, And in the days to follow, Your heart be blithe and gay. 11 Gower Street, Lozells. Dear Phill, Just a pc wishing you many happy returns of the Day. Hoping you will live to see many more. With Best Love from Mother and Dad. xxxxxx Phill was Philip Henry Barker (9 Feb 1897), Mother and Dad were George Edwin and Eliza Barker. | |
| 32 | | A Birthday Wish 2 (front) A Birthday Wish for my dear Son. This post card I am sending, To greet this happy day, To wish for you my darling Son, The best of joy all way, And in the days to follow, Your heart be blithe and gay. 11 Gower Street, Lozells. Dear Phill, Just a pc wishing you many happy returns of the Day. Hoping you will live to see many more. With Best Love from Mother and Dad. xxxxxx Phill was Philip Henry Barker (9 Feb 1897), Mother and Dad were George Edwin and Eliza Barker. | |
| 33 |  | A Cellar Dwelling in Nichol Street Courtesy of Anna Rowe and wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Nichol http://www.mernick.org.uk//thhol/p_oldni2.html, PD-US, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?curid=27435831 | |
| 34 | | A Cellar Dwelling in Nichol Street Courtesy of Anna Rowe and wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Nichol http://www.mernick.org.uk//thhol/p_oldni2.html, PD-US, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?curid=27435831 | |
| 35 |  | A Chilly Philly | |
| 36 | | A Christmas Party Permanent link to this item https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/EP19310226.2.116 Bibliographic details A CHRISTMAS PARTY, Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 48, 26 February 1931 Word Count 442 | |
| 37 | | A Happy Birthday (back) A Happy Birthday. Remembrance. Remembrance prompts the warm and kindly wish I'm sending for your Birthday, dear, to-day, That every good thing, all life's sweetest gifts May be with you and brighten all the way: May blessings crown each happy day anew, And Joy's golden sunlight smile on you. Willmer. Birmingham, 6.AM, 18 Jul 1917 Miss D. Barker, c/o Mr. Farrer, 170 Edmond Street, Birmingham. Dear Dolly, Just a few lines to wish you many happy returns of the day. From Mrs. C. Trett xxxxx | |
| 38 | | A Happy Birthday (front) A Happy Birthday. Remembrance. Remembrance prompts the warm and kindly wish I'm sending for your Birthday, dear, to-day, That every good thing, all life's sweetest gifts May be with you and brighten all the way: May blessings crown each happy day anew, And Joy's golden sunlight smile on you. Willmer. Birmingham, 6.AM, 18 Jul 1917 Miss D. Barker, c/o Mr. Farrer, 170 Edmond Street, Birmingham. Dear Dolly, Just a few lines to wish you many happy returns of the day. From Mrs. C. Trett xxxxx | |
| 39 | | A Happy Birthday 2 (back) A happy Birthday. The warmest of good wishes, I send with this card today. No stamp or postmark. Dear Mrs. Barker, just a card to wish you many happy returns of the day. With love from Mrs. Hall x Mrs Barker was probably great-grandmother Eliza (nee Farley). Mrs. Hall? Who knows? Alfred Hall married Emma Edmonds in 1872 and they had 8 children. Mrs. Hall could be Emma or one of the wives of the three sons... | |
| 40 | | A Happy Birthday 2 (front) A happy Birthday. The warmest of good wishes, I send with this card today. No stamp or postmark. Dear Mrs. Barker, just a card to wish you many happy returns of the day. With love from Mrs. Hall x Mrs Barker was probably great-grandmother Eliza (nee Farley). Mrs. Hall? Who knows? Alfred Hall married Emma Edmonds in 1872 and they had 8 children. Mrs. Hall could be Emma or one of the wives of the three sons... | |
| 41 | | A Happy Birthday 3 (back) A happy Birthday. Joyous be your Birthday, Bright as summer hours. No stamp or postmark. Dear Phil, just a P.C. wishing you many happy returns. With love Mrs. Hall. Philip Henry Barker? For Mrs. Hall see above. | |
| 42 | | A Happy Birthday 3 (front) A happy Birthday. Joyous be your Birthday, Bright as summer hours. No stamp or postmark. Dear Phil, just a P.C. wishing you many happy returns. With love Mrs. Hall. Philip Henry Barker? For Mrs. Hall see above. | |
| 43 | | A Happy Birthday 4 (back) A Happy Birthday Birthday Greetings I send to you my dear May gladness surround you the whole of the year. Birmingham, 5.30PM, 17 Jul 1915 Miss L. Barker, No. 11 Gower St., Lozzells, Bham. Dear Dollie, Just a simple P.C. sent in a Simple way to show that I have not forgotten you on this your Natal Day. With all Good Wishes For Your Birthday Mrs. HATTON. Miss L./Dollie was Leah. Mrs. Hatton was ...?? | |
| 44 | | A Happy Birthday 4 (front) A Happy Birthday Birthday Greetings I send to you my dear May gladness surround you the whole of the year. Birmingham, 5.30PM, 17 Jul 1915 Miss L. Barker, No. 11 Gower St., Lozzells, Bham. Dear Dollie, Just a simple P.C. sent in a Simple way to show that I have not forgotten you on this your Natal Day. With all Good Wishes For Your Birthday Mrs. HATTON. Miss L./Dollie was Leah. Mrs. Hatton was ...?? | |
| 45 | | A Loving Greeting (back) A Loving Greeting Greeting fond and wishes true Speed this token dear to you. Colchester, 10AM, 18 May 1915 Mrs. Ball, 11 Gower Street, Lozells, Birmingham. Tuesday. My Dear Wife, I am sending you this P.C. hoping this will be there as soon as the letter. Well Cis I am writing this to tell you I am going to stop at the same house as I have been stoping. So still write here take no notice of that address what on the letter Cis the new house I was going into was the worst house I have ever been in. Talk about the houses in ??? Street down there was not in it. So I shall have to make myself contented here. Your Ever Loving Husband Jack. xxxxxxx Don't forget Cis, keep to the same address. 64 Lisle Road. Mrs. Ball, Cis, was Esther (nee Barker) and Jack was Thomas John Ball. | |
| 46 | | A Loving Greeting (front) A Loving Greeting Greeting fond and wishes true Speed this token dear to you. Colchester, 10AM, 18 May 1915 Mrs. Ball, 11 Gower Street, Lozells, Birmingham. Tuesday. My Dear Wife, I am sending you this P.C. hoping this will be there as soon as the letter. Well Cis I am writing this to tell you I am going to stop at the same house as I have been stoping. So still write here take no notice of that address what on the letter Cis the new house I was going into was the worst house I have ever been in. Talk about the houses in ??? Street down there was not in it. So I shall have to make myself contented here. Your Ever Loving Husband Jack. xxxxxxx Don't forget Cis, keep to the same address. 64 Lisle Road. Mrs. Ball, Cis, was Esther (nee Barker) and Jack was Thomas John Ball. | |
| 47 | | A Wayside Cottage (back) No stamp or postmark Dear Phil, I am glad you got there all right Victor says they received your postcard I hope you have a good time while you are over there. I suppose you have found some nice girls over there. With best love Mrs. Ellis. If Phil was Philip Henry Barker was Mrs. Ellis Sarah Ann (nee Hall), the mother of our grandfather, Tom? Victor could have been Victor George Harold Barker, our granduncle. | |
| 48 | | A Wayside Cottage (front) No stamp or postmark Dear Phil, I am glad you got there all right Victor says they received your postcard I hope you have a good time while you are over there. I suppose you have found some nice girls over there. With best love Mrs. Ellis. If Phil was Philip Henry Barker was Mrs. Ellis Sarah Ann (nee Hall), the mother of our grandfather, Tom? Victor could have been Victor George Harold Barker, our granduncle. | |
| 49 | | A. W. Hunton | |
| 50 |  | A425RX I have no idea about this! |
