1841 Census Enumerators page of the 1841 census of Sawston showing Sarah Griggs living with Thomas Dean after the transportation of her husband James. Hannah is not with them.
1841 census Hetton-le-Hole Enumerators Page from the 1841 census of Hetton-le-Hole showing Ann Newton-nee Watson with her five children. She is shown to be of independent means. George Newton her husband had died recently.
1841 Census of Stapleford Page from the enumerators book of the 1841 census of England showing Ann Turner in Stapleford with her four sons William,Edward,Charles and Thomas.Thomas senior had died in 1839.
1871 census of England Ifield Showing Thomas Tidy,Charlotte and family at the Gate Inn,Ifield. William is already a nurseryman. Thomas Tidy also used the surname Wales from time to time and some of his children were registered under one surname but christened under another.
1891 census page This shows Thomas Wales/Tidy living with his daughter and son in law in 1891. Thomas is thought to have been born as a Wales but 1871 he gave his name as Tidy.By 1881 he had changed the family name to Wales again. The reason is not yet known
William and James Griggs travelled together on a convict ship named The Mangles and arrived at Sydney in July 1837. James was father to Hannah Griggs and father-in law to William Turner b 1830.
Air Raid Wardens practising with the stirrup pump. William Edward Turner practised with his fellow wardens and his stirrup pump saved his house in Stanhope Road when an incendiary bomb landed on the roof.
Alice and Ada Barnes Alice Payne(Right) and Ada Hazel(Left) were sisters and daughters of James Barnes and Mary Fletcher 1862-1947.During the First World War they worked at the Woolwich Arsenal and this photograph shows them in their workclothes.
Alice Fletcher in Bluntisham Alice Fletcher at the doorway of Souhview,Wood End,Bluntisham, Huntingonshire about 1941. Note Huntingdon has now been absorbed into Cambridgeshire. Alice evacuated to Bluntishamat the beginning of the second World War. She lived at Southview when she first arrived and then shared a cottage with Beatrice Croft at Wood End. The cottages have been demolished.
Baptism of Jimmy Fletcher 1788.JPG Scan of the Baptism Book of St Peter's Church,Burnley for the period covering 1788. Jimmy was third cousin 4 times removed to Rosalie and Pat Turner.
Baptism of John 1737.jpg Scan of the Baptism Book of St Peter's Church,Burnley showing the entry for the baptism of John Fletcher born 1737. John was the fourth great grandfather of Rosalie and Pat Turner.