Looking for photo Date Susannah Lloyd - USA

[mckha489]

i see you dont' have Susannah in 1901 census. She might be a chambermaid in London.  I'll refind the link.
So, i'm wondering if that rules out that shipping list Suzie.  Need to check the dates

https://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?indiv=1&dbid=7814&h=15704920&tid=&pid=&usePUB=true&_phsrc=wUu5&_phstart=successSource

[Drayke]

i see you dont' have Susannah in 1901 census. She might be a chambermaid in London.  I'll refind the link.
So, i'm wondering if that rules out that shipping list Suzie.  Need to check the dates

https://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?indiv=1&dbid=7814&h=15704920&tid=&pid=&usePUB=true&_phsrc=wUu5&_phstart=successSource

Yeah that's one of the reasons I haven't attached it yet due to the closeness of that passenger record think it may be 2 months apart. And if the passenger record isn't her from the dating of the attached photos (ie taken before 1901) then it rules both records out.

[mckha489]

there is a tree (which i thought was yours? Taelan?)  that says the photograph was taken on her 30th birthday not her 21st

I think she does look older than 21.

[Drayke]

there is a tree (which i thought was yours? Taelan?)  that says the photograph was taken on her 30th birthday not her 21st

I think she does look older than 21.

Yep, that's my tree. The photo says 30th birthday but under says always thought it was 21st birthday. I changed the caption to 30th due to the 1901 passenger record thinking it could be her, but never have been sure of it. My mother and grandmother insist its the 21st birthday. To be honest ive always thought it was just a usual photo and not special date, though the corsage does indicate a special function of some sort.

The dress itself matches examples of between 1895-1900 from what I can see such as: https://fripperiesandfobs.tumblr.com/post/56973766854/evening-dress-ca-1893-from-vintage-textile and this would put it before the passenger record.

[jim1]

As to the cardstock the silver embossed lettering is typical 1890's as is the Art Nouveau style on the back.
So more likely 1890's than early 1900's.

[Drayke]

As to the cardstock the silver embossed lettering is typical 1890's as is the Art Nouveau style on the back.
So more likely 1890's than early 1900's.

Hmm if this is the case, proves one but throws a spanner in the works for the others. Thanks for the dating though its appreciated.