photo of mgrory family 1866

[JenB]

Also on the back of the photo i found faint text that reads:Yours truly Lurene Fox. Michael McGrory had a daughter Lurena and who was sister to Teresa McGrory, but I can't find any confirmation if this Lurene Fox who signed the photo is Lurena McGrory.

Just popped in from your other thread 

I’m pretty certain that the ‘yours truly’ name is Queenie.
The first letter is certainly a capital ‘Q’.

[Gadget]

At least two of us have seen it as Queenie, Jennifer.

2+1 = 3 

[R Lennon]

There is a marriage of a John McGrory to an Annie Fox in England in 1914. Any link to this family?

Queenie fox makes sense, thanks for the update. There is a John mcgrory ( 1858-1941) uncle to the Michael a mcgrory and brother to michael mcgrory in my family tree. That John was born and died in armagh, I have no spouse identified and no records of marriage to a fox in England. Maybe?

I'll try to separate out the other post in armed forces to identify the soldier and this post for family history in armagh.

[shanreagh]

At least two of us have seen it as Queenie, Jennifer.

2+1 = 3 

I see Queenie as well.  That is the way I was taught to make a capital 'Q". 

[Gadget]

I see Queenie as well.  That is the way I was taught to make a capital 'Q".

Those of us of a certain age 

[maddys52]

There are a few mentions of "Ingleton" Aigburth Hall Rd in newspapers, including this marriage announcement in 1916:

   Thursday,  June 1, 1916
Publication: The Times

Not sure that it necessarily relates to your album.