Signs of The Berieved

[Treetotal]

Here you go Regorian.
Carol

[Treetotal]

...and in black and white if you prefer.
Carol

[Regorian]

Yes Viktoria, quite possibly the summer of 1914, just as well they did not know what was coming. I have lots of photographs thereafter, but never the carefree looks again. My wider family were lucky in both wars, either reserved occupations or time expired. I can only think of 3 who died, CG Grail and his half brother SJ (avatar), my fathers brother RAF 1940. There were a couple  more (by marriage) who survived and three Australian cousins who also survived WWI. 

[Regorian]

I 'warmed up' the photo a very little, Carol. I didn't think it would even be noticeable.

Thanks very much for the repair.

[Treetotal]

My pleasure...lovely photo 
Carol

[Regorian]

I think I've found them on the 1911 Census and a marriage for (Edith) May in 1919. Just got to check the male side.

 

[MaureeninNY]

Are you thinking that she (May) was the daughter of Isaac HAWTHORN?

She seems to have been born about 1894. There's a mention of death 18 Aug 1948 - Wolverhampton-in in the England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), for Edith May HAWTHORN,etc.  Admin to Isaac HAWTHORN retired ironmaster.

Maureen

[Regorian]

Yes Maureen,

 I have 1901 and 1911 Census entries now. She married Harold B Whitehouse in 1919. Just going to find any children if I can. As you have found, her name was Edith May.

Will have to wait until a bit later, nurses appointment 10 AM. 

[MaureeninNY]

Hope the appointment went well.

The problem is that Edith May HAWTHORN was listed as a spinster on the Probate Calendar.
 I can't seem to find her on the 1939 register.

Maureen