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Offline MarieC

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Re: Four Trees -Our Great Grandmothers
« Reply #153 on: Monday 13 November 06 12:03 GMT (UK) »
Yes JK, I certainly am green with envy!!!

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Re: Four Trees -Our Great Grandmothers
« Reply #154 on: Monday 13 November 06 12:43 GMT (UK) »
My four  :)

Mary Ann LONG aka JONES born 1865 in Merthyr Tydfil Wales. Lived in Brynmawr in later years.

Sarah Ann HOPE born 1851 in Llanfabon Glamorgan, lived in Peny-graig.

Emily LODGE born 1850 in Roxwell Essex. My Dad remembers her talking to the Milkmans horse.

Alice Emily PERRY born 1870 in London and after putting Nan in a Home in 1897 vanishes.

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South Wales UK :  Blaenavon and Brynmawr -  Hughes Smith
Merthyr Tydfil : Hope  Lloyd  Long Protheroe 
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Re: Four Trees -Our Great Grandmothers
« Reply #155 on: Monday 13 November 06 13:07 GMT (UK) »
Prue

How lovely to have photos of all 4!

Mine were
Ethel Mary Cruse born Sussex
Dorothy Gladys Harmer born Sussex
Naomi Elizabeth Winchester born Sussex
and just to be different
Emily Payne born Surrey

3 died before I was born but I got to meet Dorothy Harmer, what a sweet little lady she was!

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Re: Four Trees -Our Great Grandmothers
« Reply #156 on: Monday 13 November 06 13:13 GMT (UK) »
My 4 are:

Elizabeth Mary Ann Burgess b London
Amelia Sophia Rayner  b Kent
Ellen Mary Eliza Viney   b London
Annie George b Middlesex

I've photos of all; some better than others!

Annie and Ellen met me but I can't remember them!

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Re: Four Trees -Our Great Grandmothers
« Reply #157 on: Monday 13 November 06 14:19 GMT (UK) »
My four g grandmothers were:

Rose Matilda James born Elmore Victoria Australia 1869, Married John Emil Maass John was actually born Emil took his older brothers name when he died at 5 months.

Ada Georgina Breeze Born Yambuk Victoria Australia 1861, married John Jones.

Harriet Mary Cureton born Hereford Hereford England 1879 married John Ellis Lancaster.

Florence Ethel Fabian born ? 1885 married Alfred Alexander Hucklebridge

The only one i remember was Ethel we used to pick blackberries at her house

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Jones Australia/England
Lancaster Australia/England
Hucklebridge Australia/England
 Breeze ?
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Re: Four Trees -Our Great Grandmothers
« Reply #158 on: Monday 13 November 06 20:01 GMT (UK) »
BTW Prue having photographs of all 4 is just showing off, I bet many of us are green with envy of that!! ;D

  :-[ Sorry!  I wasn't showing off, honest!  :)
In fact I sort of hadn't realised I had all of them, if you know what I mean - I knew I had photos of each lady, but until I decided to post on this thread it hadn't clicked that I had all four  :) :) :)

There are plenty of ancestors I would dearly love to have piccies of, but they remain faceless (for now)  :'( :'( :'(

Prue  :)

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Re: Four Trees -Our Great Grandmothers
« Reply #159 on: Monday 13 November 06 20:09 GMT (UK) »
It could also be, Prue, that you are younger than some of us  ;)

I have two photos of one great grandmother (b. 1853) taken in 1904 and 1920s but none of the others, although I have a photo of another grt grandmother's (b.1842)  brother and wife. I have photos of both grandmothers (b. 1873 and 1878) -  first ones taken in the 1880s and others through into the 20th century.

Some younger members of RChat may even have photos of their great great grandmothers.

My niece, who is a couple of years older than you, has pictures of all 4 great grandparents and at least one great great grandparent.

It's all a matter of time periods and our ages, maybe.

Gadget

Added their birth years to make more sense!
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Re: Four Trees -Our Great Grandmothers
« Reply #160 on: Monday 13 November 06 20:18 GMT (UK) »
Thanks Gadget, that makes me feel better  :) :) :)
I am very young  ;D ;D ;D although the wrinkles on my face might indicate otherwise!

Prue

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Re: Four Trees -Our Great Grandmothers
« Reply #161 on: Monday 13 November 06 20:43 GMT (UK) »
Not wishing to brag but I have photos of them all as well!  They were all widowed.

Annie Langridge (1861-1936) was mother of my father's father.  She was illegitimate - born Ann Coleman in Croydon.  Her mother married two years after she was born, and to all intents and purposes, her husband was Annie's Dad (and there's no proof either way about who the biological father was).  6 children (at least).  Pic 32

Mary Ann Gibbs (1862-1920) was mother of my father's mother.  She was a twin.  Her first husband (my great grandfather) died in his thirties, and she married again.  She was a laundress.  The work probably killed her - coronary before she reached 60. Her three sons who reached adulthood all killed in the line of duty in WW1.  9 children first time round, plus 2 from second marriage. Pic 120

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