Is this the same woman?

[4kithnkin]

My Gt grand-uncle John Rowe and his wife Amelia or his wife Inez. The single is Amelia. Can you possibly date the two photos?
Is it the same woman in both pics.

Thanks for your help.

[Gadget]

Very briefly as I have to go off for a while -

I think they are different as the one has a 'widow's peak' and the other doesn't.

Also, they look Edwardian.* see beloe re first image.

What dates were the marriages?

Gadget

[Gadget]

I think the first photo is mid-1890s. I think the sleeves are of that era.

[4kithnkin]

Ok thanks,

Amelia married in 1880. Inez in 1898

[Milliepede]

Different ladies, top one is fairer with light eyes and looks like a famous actress, the bottom one is dark hair and eyes.

[4kithnkin]

The question too is John Rowe was 27 at his first marriage and 47 at his second marriage. I cannot guess his age in the photo.

[4kithnkin]

Different ladies, top one is fairer with light eyes and looks like a famous actress, the bottom one is dark hair and eyes.

Thank you both, I thought it might be the second wife Inez in the first photo because of the fair hair and light eyes, however, when a widow's peak is parted, it resembles the hair in the first photo. (I have the same hairline). Hoping that with your opinions it is the second wife's photo to add to the tree. Kate

[4kithnkin]

Amelia and John divorced in 1892 in the US. Perhaps the fashion was a little later than Eastern Europe. That

[Milliepede]

He doesn’t look 47 to me so I would go for 27.