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sadly it is not an original, a copy, it is my great uncle. I never met him. But I do own one of the items in the photo.

Anonemouse

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Thank you so much for doing this, it may be still monochrome but certainly a lot clearer

kind regards
Anonemouse

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Hi there,
I have been looking at some of the amazing results of photo restorations and I wonder if a photo that I have a copy of my great uncle with some of his trophies would restore in the same way as an original photo

This man was my grandfathers eldest brother
Archibald Samuel Creswell BIRTWISLE
my grandfather was Clifford Ernest BIRTWISLE
They were two of twelve children born to Thomas Robinson BIRTWISLE and his second wife Mary Jane BIRTWISLE a draper of Northwich.

Archi, their eldest, was born
2 June 1876 Northwich Cheshire
and emigrated to Canada to become a Mountie in 1906
after being first a police constable and then in the Scots Guards for four years.
This photo was taken prior to him leaving so would be before 1900, so well over 100 years ago.

Before he left. My great uncle gave some of these trophies away to family members.
Archi was a keen athlete. runner swimmer and boxer and had won prizes for these events
My grandfather was given amongst other things a Royal Bonn Biscuit Barrel, pictured in the photo on the striped clothe and a Vienna wall clock. As I lived with my grandfather for many years. I am fairly sure that the clock was the large one in the photograph.  I have inherited the biscuit barrel and would love to see the photo colourised if possible.

kind regards
Anonemouse

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Lancashire / Re: St Aiden's Church,Bradford cum Beswick,Manchester in 1899
« on: Sunday 18 November 12 14:49 GMT (UK)  »
Thanks Siralli
I guess I can wait. They are not going anywhere and can make the trip to the library when they re-open to view the original. Now that I have the details and where, the event took place I had spent a while searching for a re marriage of a widow with the first husbands name, not thinking her last husband was not her second marriage....
 ::)


kind regards

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Lancashire / Re: St Aiden's Church,Bradford cum Beswick,Manchester in 1899
« on: Friday 16 November 12 21:41 GMT (UK)  »
 ;D

You are all very kind
thanks
Ann

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Lancashire / Re: St Aiden's Church,Bradford cum Beswick,Manchester in 1899
« on: Friday 16 November 12 20:38 GMT (UK)  »
thank you Mo
Anyway I think i can safely say our details are correct 
i am so thrilled
kind regards
Ann

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Lancashire / Re: St Aiden's Church,Bradford cum Beswick,Manchester in 1899
« on: Friday 16 November 12 20:32 GMT (UK)  »
thanks Barbara,
I found it and it was indeed what I was looking for

I am one happy bunny  :-)
 am now looking for same lady in 1936
Alice READ to Francis FARRELL Do you happen to know if the images are on for 1936 at all?

kind regards
Ann

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Lancashire / Re: St Aiden's Church,Bradford cum Beswick,Manchester in 1899
« on: Friday 16 November 12 18:51 GMT (UK)  »
Hi all
I am looking for parish records for St Aidens to prove family connections

Alice Whalley married Albert BROWN in 1907 .
He died in 1917

When Alice died in 1945, she was Alice FARRELL wife of Francis FARRELL of Whyatt Street Bradford

I have a copy of her death certificate
i know this is the correct person, her son  my father in law Richard Brown was still at home just prior to enlisting in 1939

I have never been able to find a marriage for Alice BROWN nee WHALLEY

BUT

I  have
found
marriage Lancashire BMD and Ancestry.co.uk

Alice BROWN -Bertram READ St Aidens Bradford 1918
Alice WHALLEY-Bertram READ St Aidens Bradford 1918

a child BERT READ born June Q  1919 mother nee WHALLEY
died Dec Q 1919

marriage;-
Alice READ - Francis FARRELL ST Aidens Bradford 1936

Does anybody know of or have access to St Aidens Parish records.
and has anybody else who reads this . got any family connections with
BROWN Gorton Bradford Manchester
Whalley Gorton Bradford Openshaw Manchester
Farrell Bradford
READ Braford areas
circa
1900-1950


thank you
kind regards
Anonemouse

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Armed Forces / Re: Curragh Camp 1861
« on: Monday 25 June 12 21:53 BST (UK)  »
Sorry i was editing my old notes and unfortunatley sent in error.

HO/107/1589/328
1851 census
Greenwich Woolwich St Mary
 4 James Place
Elizabeth Scott Berwick upon Tweed head  widow mother 75 Launderess
Elizabeth Mac KAY West Indies  daughter widow  launderess
Jane Mackay grand daughter 13 Cape of Good Hope SA scholar
Susan Mackay 10 granddaughter Cape of Good Hope SA scholar

I found an army marriage for Alexander Mackay and Elizabeth Scott
and likewise for bith of Susannah

Susannah was with her son Harry in 1911 and died in Edmonton in 1914
Joseph Edwin was later in the Navy
from searching Ancestry records
Philip was back and to From England to Canada all his life, and I have his death in England
Harry Scott  married.


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