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Harold Asher - photo postcard printed by F. Taylor in Queen Street, Bottesford.

(Glenys Claricoats)

Harold Asher printed by B Graham, a photographer in Whitley Bay near Newcastle – there were various training camps nearby in WW1.

(Glenys Claricoats collection)

Florrie Harby with her grandmother Mary Harby

(Glenys Claricoats collection)

Florrie's grandparents and Aunt Annie on the Fleming bridge

(Glenys Claricoats)

Charles Lamb

(Glenys Claricoats)

Ernest Taylor, uncle of Florrie Harby

(Glenys Claricoats)

Ernest Taylor

(Glenys Claricoats)

Sarah Moulds (nee Taylor) and her youngest children. Sarah was Rose Taylor's sister and lived in Harby village.

(Glenys Claricoats)

Reverse of picture of Sarah Moulds

(Glenys Claricoats)

Amongst the postcards in Florrie Harby’s album are pictures of various family members and friends of the family. Here are the ones we have identified so far.

Harold Asher was Florrie’s second cousin via the Taylor family.
Ernest Taylor and Sarah Moulds were siblings of Rose Taylor.
Henry and Mary Harby were Florrie’s grandparents who lived in Londonthorpe during the war. They moved to Bottesford after the Great War.
Charles Lamb was a renowned bell ringer in Bottesford who died in 1913.

Creator

Florrie Harby

Date of creation

1914-1920

Date of coverage

1914-1920

Place

Various UK locations

Contributor

Glenys Claricoats

Copyright

Glenys Claricoats and the Bottesford Community Heritage Project

Reference number

BOT/233/013

This catalogue record comes from: Bottesford Local History Archive

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The photo of Charles Lamb also shows a lady. Anyone know who she was? I don’t believe he married so maybe it was a sister? He had many sisters.
By Barry Callow (02/09/2018)

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