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Pictured
in the 1950’s, (possibly Byker, Newcastle, but could also be somewhere in
Sunderland). Dad and his dad are behind, but who are the others? |
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From
the 1930s, dad and his sister circled. Were your family in the Byker Happy
Juvenile Jazz band? |
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Me
and my bro pictured c1964 in Shipley Street, Byker, Newcastle, but where are
the others now? |
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Eden
is the first name of my dad and grand-dad. But who is Rene? |
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An
Australian connection: George and Marian Jobson, 1930’s, but what is the
connection? | |
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Marian,
perhaps 10-years older? |
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Mam,
2nd from the right, Torquay, c1950. Is
your mam, or grandmother, there? |
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Mam’s
21st birthday, May 1950. Holding hands with Edward Joseph (Teddy)
Hinge. Recognise any others? |
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Mam,
center stage, The Grand Theatre, Byker, Newcastle, c1950. Were your parents
or grandparents on stage? |
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Mam,
on the right, in the production ‘Way Down South’ 1950. Any names of her
colleagues? |
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Also
from 1950, ‘Way Down South’, but who are these folk? |
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Not who
this time, but where. Mam in the 1950’s: where is this park? | |
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From
around the 1920’s, we believe the chap on the left is George Hopper, our
step-uncle. But who are the others in this ukulele band? |
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From
our family archive, but we have no idea who the happy couple are? Probably
photographed in Newcastle c1940s
Clearly
the chap getting married, and here sitting upon a 1936 BSA motorbike with
Newcastle reg. |
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This
photo, dated 23 August 1930, is marked as ‘Audrey and Daisy’, which we think
are names of the children. What is the connection to us? |
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This
photo is, perhaps, from 1915, but the dress looks from an earlier period. We
believe the mother to be Nellie Robinson. Any information would be most
welcome! |
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Could this be John William Thompson,
born 1895? He was the youngest brother of my granddad, and there are no
records of him after the 1901 census. Intriguingly there is listed a John
William Thompson on the passenger manifest for the White Star Dominion ship
to Canada 29th May 1925. |
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