These photos form part of Janet Morley's archive of Wilson and Cleaver family photos (page 6). We are trying to identify all the photos so if you recognise any of the people or places in these photos, or have corrections to the notes, please contact Zoë or Janet.

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Harry and Mary


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Renee and Annie Wilson nee Cleaver


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Text on back: "Mother this is little Joy on the lawn in front of Bill's House, if you get a magnifying glass you will see her better."


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Text on back: "To Mother and Father age six months with best love from their little Grandson Williw, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Dec 2nd 1913".


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Text on front of photo: "Yours sincerely Sarah"


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Text on back: "Happy memories of Aug 5th 1935. Your Loving Neice Lily". Additional text: "Gwen's wedding"


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Joe Wilson


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Emma, Mary, Charles and Charles Wilson


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Photographers: Bordley Photographer, Newport Road, Opposite Grammar School, Stafford


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Photographers: E.C. Tippleston, 61 Harborough Road, Northampton. Dorothy Cleaver.


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Photographers: Coldham and Sons, 178 Kettering Road, Northampton.


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Photographers: Charles SMy, 273 HIght St. North, Dunstable. Handwritten text on back: Annie's husband's (Alf) sister Eve.


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Original handwritten text on back: "My little neice __(illegible)". Note added later: Annie.


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[zt - this front doorstep appears in several other photos]


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Additional notes on loose paper:

Thomas Ingran and Phillis of Horley

Ann 25 July 1824
Elizabeth 3 July 1825
Patience 1 April 1827 md Wm Funnell 7 Sept 1851
William 8 March 1829
George 8 Dec 1833
Jane 5 Dec 1835 died infant
Emma Jane 24 Oct 1841
Frances 28 May 1845

Second sheet of notes:
Esther Alexander Ingram. Married a sailor brought home by her brother, also a sailor. Her two sisters were also of marriageable age and she asked him after the wedding why he chose her. He answer one smoked too much,the other had clothes too much.

Phyllis Ingram married at 14, on her wedding day went out in the street and plyaed with her doll.

Celia Mary Walding worked in print at Bemroses, Derby and Marks, Npton ?Birdsall's?

Prof Tester had 2 daughters, the elder had good education and became a governess, the younger (who later married Alexander) became a maid in the same house as her sister and had to wait on her as well as the family. They found another situation and Alexander ran all the way behind the carriage. After this ? Tester who had snubbed his advances decided to marry him. The sister then got a situation in Npton and obtained work for her brother in law as a carpenter. So they sold up and came to the town. He got work on building the tunnel for the Railway ? The day they came back the small pox epidemic was on.

Marriage of Esther Dell. Wedding day had to walk across fields and over a [illegible ?style] to the Church in pouring rain and on arrival the parson was not there and hey had to come back. Wedding dress spoilt. Ha to arrange another date for wedding.

Alexander wilson designed and had buit 53 Chaucer St.(1908?)

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