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Grandparents |
Home Up Dave & Bet Parents Gparents G-Gparents
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Dave's
paternal grandparents:
William
Henry WASHBROOKE
and Emily
Charlotte BUNDAY |
William as a lad, c. 1897.
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Studio
picture of the Washbrooke family, c. 1905.

William
is on the right in the back row. The others are - Back
row: Edith Alice, George Sydney James, Annie Elizabeth, William
Henry - Front
row: Ada Margaret, William (father), Elizabeth (mother), Florence Mary Frances.
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William
as a young man, 24th February 1912.
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St John's Ambulance Brigade, Tilbury.
William is the officer behind the barrow.
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Cowes Ambulance Brigade (1914-18). William
is third from the right in the back row.
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William and Emily with son, George, and
daughter, Ada, 1915.
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William (right) and a fellow member of Cowes
Ambulance Brigade, 1914-18.
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Gravesend. Emily (back right) with a couple
of friends and children, Ada, George and Rose (left to right).
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Emily and children, Ada, George and Rose
(left to right) on holiday in Cowes, 1923.
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William
in his RAOB regalia, Tilbury Highway, c. 1927. I still have some of the jewels.
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William
and Emily, c. 1929.
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William,
the ice-cream man.
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The
hut at Thorness Bay. William and Emily on the right, with Grancie
Richards and her husband (Uncle John's parents) on the left. No idea who
the chap behind is.
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Emily (right) with daughter, Rose, on
holiday in Jersey, 1936.
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William with, left to right, Emily, Ada and
Rose.
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William
in his verger's gown. He wouldn't have been very popular with that style
of moustache a few years later.
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RAOB, Tilbury. William is in the middle of
the front row.
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William
and Emily on a day out at Ryde.
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William
and Emily in the garden behind their grocery shop in East Cowes.
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Civil Defence (1939-45). William is third
from the right in the middle row.
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William
and Emily (back centre), William's sister, Maggie, on the left.
Children, Rose and George, to the right. William's mother, Elizabeth, in
the front.
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The window of William's and Emily's grocery
shop, 85 Clarence Road, East Cowes, Isle of Wight.
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Emily at Rose's hut, Thorness Bay, Isle of
Wight.
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Emily (Nan, as I knew her) outside her house
at 10 Oakfield Road, East Cowes, Isle of Wight.
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Dave's
maternal grandparents:
Frederick
John NEWTON
and Rosa
Jane MAIL |
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Rosa as a young lady, c. 1900.
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Frederick holding May, Violet, Ivy and Rosa
holding Frederick.
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Back
row: Ivy, Frederick, Rosa, Violet Rose. Front
row: May, Daisy, James, Frederick. |
"Little
Granny", as Rosa became known, at least to her Washbrooke
grandchildren.
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Bet's
paternal grandparents:
Charles
William MATES
and Amelia
Eliza BERRY |
Photographs
of Amelia are very thin on the ground. In fact, this is
the only one we have found to date.
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No pictures of Charles are
currently available.
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Bet's
maternal grandparents:
Charles
Gilbert JOHNSON
and Rose
Annie RYDER (Annie) |
Charles
with his younger sister, Alice.
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Charles
as a young man.
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A
heavily restored picture, showing Charles
in uniform (21st Middlesex Regiment), showing off his stripe.
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Another
heavily restored picture, which we think might be from Charles's time as
a POW. He is second from the right.
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Yet
another heavily restored picture. Charles is on the right, working at
the London General Omnibus Company in Chiswick.. |
Baby,
Annie, on her mother's (Rosanna's) lap. Father, James, on the left. Rosanna's mother, Emma (née BUCK, widow of Abraham
BUGG) is on the right with her second husband, William MAYES.
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Annie
aged about 17.
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Annie
with daughter, Betty, c. 1921.
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Charles
and Annie: a very romantic pair of wedding photographs. |
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Annie
with her second husband, William George McCALLAM.
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Left
to right: Frederick Arthur HAMPTON (Uncle Arthur - Annie's partner),
Patricia Jeanne MACDONALD (née JOHNSON - Annie's younger daughter),
Sally Avril MACDONALD (Pat's daughter), Betty Joan MATES (Bet's Mum) and
Annie. |
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