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They are al so good I can't pick one so having the lot in my album - thank you everybody you are fab - Yvonne

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That is fabulous - Yvonne

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Here is a photo from 1918 - I don't know if resolution will be good enough but it has just been sent to me by email - some marks are marring a lovely photo - can it be fixed please - Yvonne

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You are now on page 3 of pages relating to this query - if you click on page 1 the very first entry is my photo which I was wanting cleaned up - and also the back of the photo with the photographers name - the mother in the photo is my great grandmother's cousin. As the topic moved on we started to talk about the photographer himself. If you make you way through the answers to the topic you will understand better.

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Yes I have picked up on that reply - David is it the people in the photograph that are connected to you or the photographer who took the photo. Yvonne

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Monaghan / Re: Scott, Irwin or Harrison - Ballybay looks up needed
« on: Monday 05 September 16 16:44 BST (UK)  »
Poly Lynn we have been in contact many times regarding the Harrisons since I out up that message - and I can't believe it was seven years ago.  Yvonne

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Free Photo Restoration & Date Old Photographs / Re: Mitchell family needs tidying
« on: Thursday 25 August 16 16:15 BST (UK)  »
I scanned it at 1200 how do I make dbi and higher - but I must say I am chuffed with the ones I have seen - older lady is my hubby's grandma and only photo he has of her with his parents - we think it was taken around 1960. The original is 1 in square - Yvonne

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Free Photo Restoration & Date Old Photographs / Mitchell family needs tidying
« on: Thursday 25 August 16 11:38 BST (UK)  »
This photo needs some TLC and I know you will be able it to give it that - Thanks Yvonne

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Antrim / Re: Marriage James Beggs Robinson, bet. 1901-1911
« on: Sunday 10 July 16 15:10 BST (UK)  »
Can I jump in here - I would not worry about Thomas having said he had 4 children and one alive. Sometimes they did not really understand the question. My GGM said she had 8 children born and 8 alive - I have birth certificates for ELEVEN and deaths for three before 1911 so the info she gave was wrong - it should have been 11 children and 8 alive.

 I was very interested in this post as I had actually adopted Thomasina into my family and now have to chuck her out  - reason I adopted her was this  - an Agnes Robinson my great grandfather's cousin is on 1911 census at

http://census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Antrim/Court_Ward/Wellwyne_Street/150161/

She has a daughter Thomasena Robinson with her aged 3 - and only Thomasina on births was the one in 1907 - you know all about her.- Agnes also had a brother Thomas whom I had not been able to find. Also her father was James who was a CARPENTER. All my lot jelled with info on your lot. When I got the birth for Thomasena and then the Thomas Robinson/ Sarah Service marriage and his dad was James a carpenter I thought the Thomasena with Agnes was her niece not her daughter - Just goes to show there can be massive co-incidences when you have a common name like Robinson.

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