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Re: Victorian & Edwardian Photographic Studios in Derbyshire
« Reply #15 on: Wednesday 21 February 07 01:11 GMT (UK) »

 Roll Eyes
Ok, I'll try my best as I am in the technologically challenged group when it comes to sending photos.
I do have two very early ones from the Heath studios which must have been taken about 1880 of my great-great grandparents. It only has the studio name on the fromt and nothing on the reverse. She looks a right old battleaxe and would be good for use in an advert about the perils of not using a good moisturiser! I'll definitely try to get you that one!!
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Re: Victorian & Edwardian Photographic Studios in Derbyshire
« Reply #16 on: Wednesday 21 February 07 01:13 GMT (UK) »

Thank you, Jane.  I look forward to hearing from you.  Regards, Brett
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Re: Victorian & Edwardian Photographic Studios in Derbyshire
« Reply #17 on: Monday 18 June 07 08:19 BST (UK) »

Another major update to my index and profiles of Derbyshire Photographers & Photographic Studios is now complete.

The index and profiles have been compiled mainly as an aid to family historians wanting to date their own old family photos.  I welcome contributions of images to add to the profiles and, as always, will be happy to provide date estimates where I am able.  Please feel free to contact me by email - guidelines for contributing images are provided here.

With the latest update, you will find new profiles, additional photos and information for the following studios:

B.W. Bentley of Buxton
Frank Birch of Derby
E. Bolton of Derby
Abraham Booth of Belper & Ripley
Erasmus F. Bostock of Derby & Nottingham
Frederick J. Boyes of Derby
James Brennen of Derby
Britannia's Electric Portraits Ltd. of Chesterfield & Ilkeston
R. & R. Bull of Ashbourne
Harold Burkinshaw of Belper
John Burton & Sons of Leicester & Derby
William Caloe of Eckington (John Caloe & Sons)
Carlton Studio of Derby
William Davies of Ripley
Derby Stereoscopic Co. of Derby
Charles F. Dereské of Derby
Alfred T. Dillon of Chesterfield
George Edgar of Chesterfield & Ashbourne
G. Gibson & Sons of Derby & Nottingham
William Godber of Matlock Bath & Derby
Pollard Graham of Derby
E.R. Gyde of Aberystwyth & Derby
William Housley of Bakewell
George J. Jackson of Belper
D.S. Jones of Matlock Bath
Richard Keene of Derby
D.C. Latham of Buxton
William Leuchars of Chesterfield
Norman McAuslan of Belper
Harold E. Pearse of Derby
Joseph N. Perks of Swadlincote
J.W. Price (Price & Galvin) of Derby
George Renwick of Burton-on-Trent
William Rodbourn of Newhall
Jacob Schmidt of Belper
A. Seaman & Sons of Chesterfield
W.N. Statham & Sons of Matlock Bridge
J. Alfred Stevens of Derby
John Stringfellow of Chesterfield
C.S. Swift of Derby
W.E. Swift of Derby
A. & G. Taylor of Derby
Louis B. Twells of Ashbourne
Charles Warwick of Derby
W.W. Winter of Derby.

As usual, I am enormously indebted and grateful to a large number of contributors, without whom my task would be a great deal harder and the web site far less comprehensive.  Many thanks to Jo Bevan, Ben Hodgkiss, Claire Casey, Terry Corner, Stephanie Hitchcock, Roberta Carlson, Peter Dillon, Ceredigion Archives & Culturenet Cymru, David Rowlands, Chris Greaves, Ron Cosens, Roy Benford, Jane Porter, Ken Williams, David Lamb, Gail Archer, Helen Frost, Di Bakel, Prue McKay and Graham Pare.

Regards and best wishes,

Brett Payne
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Re: Victorian & Edwardian Photographic Studios in Derbyshire
« Reply #18 on: Tuesday 04 March 08 11:51 GMT (UK) »

I've recently completed some major update of my web site devoted to Derbyshire Photographers & Studios.

After roughly six years, the index now includes approximately 477 different photographers and studios, while detailed profiles and portfolios of over a third of them (171 photographers) have been compiled.  Information and images have been received from 163 separate contributors, in every corner of the world, to whom I am very grateful.  The site receives an average of between 20 and 40 visitors a day, and I'm hopeful that a fair proportion have found the site interesting or useful in some way.  Visitors to the site come from 35 different countries all over the world, but the bulk are from United Kingdom, United States, Australia, Canada and New Zealand.

Included in the updates are additional photos and information or new profiles for:

Frederick Barber of Sheffield & Matlock
Herbert Batteson of Chesterfield
Ernest Battey of Glossop & Hadfield
Frederick J. Boyes of Derby
James Brennen of Derby
R. & R. Bull of Ashbourne
Howard Burkinshaw of Belper
John Burton & Sons of Derby
John Caloe & Sons of Sheffield
Carr, Gilbert & Co. of Derby
George H. Chell of Belper
Chesterfield Studios of Chesterfield
John Clark of Matlock Bath
William Davies of Ripley
Diana Studios of Derby
Edwin J. & Joseph C. Evans of Youlgreave
Thomas Frost of Derby
Pollard Graham of Derby
H.I. Hawkes of Derby
John Hobbiss (Senior) & John J. Hobbiss (Junior) of Buxton
Frederick Holbrook of Belper
Charles Hooley of Derby
Jerome Limited of Derby
Richard Keene of Derby
William Leuchars of Chesterfield
Norman J. McAuslan of Belper
Morgan's Studio of Chesterfield
Frank N. & Randolph C. Nield of Ripley & Bakewell
Augustine Porri of Nottingham & Sandiacre
J.W. Price of Derby
Clement Rogers of Derby
Jacob Schmidt of Belper
Alfred Seaman & Sons of Chesterfield
"Professor" Frank Simpson of Ashbourne
Edward Smith of Derby
George Statham of Derby
W.N. Statham of Matlock Bridge
J. Alfred & K.F. Stevens of Derby
T. Steward & Co. of Buxton
W.E. Swift of Derby
Thomas Sykes of Derby
A. & G. Taylor of Derby
Paul Turner of Chesterfield
J.S. Walker of Chesterfield
Ward's Studio of Derby
John Hy. Waterhouse of Chesterfield
Harry J. Watson of Derby
James Watterson of Wirksworth
J.W. Wayne of Belper
John Westmoreland of Derby
G. White (daguerreotypist) of Chesterfield
W.W. Winter of Derby

The profile and portfolio for photographer W.W. Winter has undergone a complete revamp, and due to its size I've had to split it into two separate pages.  About 40 different card types have now been identified, which enable dating of practically any WW Winter photo accurately down to within two or three years.

As usual, I am indebted to many people for contributions, in the form of both information and images, and would like to express my appreciation to them: (in no particular order) Robert Silverwood, Marilyn McMillan, Adrian Farmer, Lies Ligthart, Virginia Silvester, John Bradley, Graham Fulford, Michael Patterson, Herbert Brooks, John Palmer, Cynthia Maddock, Julia Sturgis, Bunnie Ellison, Emma Sullivan, Bronwyn & Graeme Gilmour, Barrie Thompson, Michael Handley, Nigel Aspdin, James Morley, Rob Jennings, Kevin Rhodes, John Powell, Cliff Prince, Roy Sims and Fiona Wilson.

I am particularly grateful to:
- Max Craven for alerting me, some years ago, to the existence of a collection of portrait photos in the Derby Local Studies Library,
- Jane James for facilitating my examination of these photos during my visit to Derby in October last year
- Trish Kenny, the chief archivist of that institution, who kindly gave me permission to scan a selection of those photographs for use on this site, and
- staff members Mark Bowyer and Fiona Nevin, who made the process very simple and easy for me.

If you have any old portrait photographs taken by Derbyshire studios that you would like to share, please consider sending me scans for inclusion on the web site.  I'm always looking for contributions.  Email me for details, or visit the section entitled "Contributions" on my web site.

Regards and best wishes,

Brett Payne
Tauranga, New Zealand
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Re: Victorian & Edwardian Photographic Studios in Derbyshire
« Reply #19 on: Tuesday 01 April 08 11:34 BST (UK) »

Hi Brett, Just found that you have added the photograph of my Grandfather Dominick Murphy by Charles Bradshaw to your Derbyshire Photographers profiles. I wonder if it is possible to ammend the notes attached to it, I may have sent you wrong info or misstyped it. Dominic and Sarah had six children not four, and also the church they married in was St Marys not St Mays. Keep up the good work chuck, cheers Kath Tarbatt
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Re: Victorian & Edwardian Photographic Studios in Derbyshire
« Reply #20 on: Tuesday 01 April 08 19:55 BST (UK) »

Dear Kath,

I will certainly correct what are probably just typos on my part.  Thanks for pointing them out.

Regards and best wishes, Brett
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