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ime with you Grace...i am very sentimentle and looking through the pics,brought on a aww of saddness...as to what happened to them all....aint it just strange of the effect an old photo can bring <3

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Oh they are lovely, I am even more jealous than I was before!!

It always makes me a bit sad to think that all or most of the people have now likely to have passed on, for instance the young soldier with the beret and the lovely smile...did he make it through the war, or the very happy wedding party which is a beautiful shot, what happened to them, did they have a happy life...

Guess I am just always curious about what happened to the actual people.

Thank you so much for sharing them, I really hope that you able to reunite them with someone,

great album...... :-)

just had a look wish they were mine

so good of you to do this

i so hope the family finds them

sally w

The one captioned '21st birthday party, a wee bit tight' - neither of them look remotely like my 20 year old daughter. Why were previous generations so old before their time?

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http://s1141.photobucket.com/albums/n582/quoy2/

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finally managed copy all photo's and have put them onto Photo bucket as the file was to big for Dizzy site.

I will start to put the names and dates on today

Hope you find the family. I had 2 photos in a small leather travelling frame - bought at an antique fair. One had a name and date on the back, and a photographer's stamp for Barnstaple. Based on that, I searched trees on here and managed to reunite the photos and frame with a descendant in Australia - a lovely feeling! I had had the photos several years and always felt sad that they were "lost".

have you throuhght about contacting local bbc radio a charity shop on mine did with a photo album and found a relative

sally w

I will have a look Adeline and see if I can find a contact for them or their children

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i cant wait to see them

I wish they were mine too
can you imagine the feeling if someone gave you an album full of pictures of your family dating back to ,I think ,the oldest photo is about 1880

Just had a message from Dizzi
she has suggested putting all the photo's on a site that she has empty so when my o h comes home he will have to do it as I don't know how .

Al of us can then look at the pictures and get to know the people we are looking for

Possible marriage for George Lee b 1925.

Name George Lee
Spouse Elizabeth R. Bryant
Date of Registration Jul-Aug-Sep 1946
Registration district Willesden
Registration county (inferred) Middlesex
Volume Number 5f
Page Number 1423

There are four likely births for Lee children mmn Bryant in Willesden 1946 -1950

Hi Quoy,

I'm soooo jealous, I wish I could claim the album as mine but no such luck..

Watching with interest though, it's so nice of you to take teh time to try to track the people down :-)

I've also seen Bunny used as a nickname for Margaret.



sylvia

Just finished work and what's the 1st thing I did.............Yes check on this thread...............don't you just love it xxxx

also bunny for Bernard

Bunny Austin was a famous tennis player:
Henry Wilfred "Bunny" Austin
The nickname Bunny came from a comic strip, Pip, Squeak and Wilfred.
Very useful.

Search shows Bunny often used for Benjamin.
Also for surnames beginning with Bun*.

My aunt is called Bunny and her real name is Barbara, if that's any help.

Ozi