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Lily Harrison nee Cox, OH's paternal grandmother
Lily Cox 1886-1960
Taken around 1918 
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16-03-13, 15:05
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Alice Newey nee Mortlock my maternal grandmother
Alice Mortlock 1880-1973
Back left Early 1930's 
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16-03-13, 15:11
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Alice Newey nee Mortlock my maternal grandmother
Alice Morlock 1880-1973
1964 Taken in the garden of the Acorn Inn, Needwood, Staffordshire where she was licensee from 1926-1973 and from 1934 on her own after the death of her husband. She was Staffordshire's oldest licensee.  Similar photo but restored and colourised by Rachel. 
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16-03-13, 15:15
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Mary Ellen Yates nee Barks my paternal grandmother
Mary Ellen Barks 1897-1980
Early 1920's. The necklace is actually a photo of her fiancé at the time. She was engaged before she met my grandfather and apparently dumped him because he embarrassed her whilst in the market as he was commenting on ladies underwear.   
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16-03-13, 15:18
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Mary Ellen Yates nee Barks my paternal grandmother
Mary Ellen Barks 1897-1980
1915 
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Marg Last edited by Margaret in Burton; 16-03-13 at 15:22.
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16-03-13, 15:20
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Mary Ellen Yates nee Barks my paternal grandmother
Mary Ellen Barks 1897-1980
1954/5 The little girl is me. This photo spent years in my dad's wallet, hence it's condition. 
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18-03-13, 05:47
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Great photos Marg .. I can see family resemblance .. (I showed the girls at the library a photo of one of my greatgrandmothers today and they told me we have the same eyes .. a bit of poetic license lol..) I wonder if Rachel would restore the photo including you .. it is a shame that it is damaged, but it was obviously well loved by your father .. Julie
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31-03-13, 04:07
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My maternal grandmother Lily Berry (nee Spence) with my grandfather on their golden anniversary, 26 April 1950.
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31-03-13, 04:08
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My maternal grandmother Lily Spence.
Probably 1931 somewhere in the Leeds area. Front row left to right: Uncle Jim Smith and Aunt Esther (nee Crampton), my grandparents Walter Berry and Lily (nee Spence). Aunt Esther was Lily's mother's sister. On the back row second from left is Lily's sister Ethel Spence. I'm pretty sure the other three are some of Lily's half-siblings, the Wilsons. This seems to be a reunion of the siblings and half-siblings who grew up together in the Spence household in the 1870s-1880s. 
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31-03-13, 04:10
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My maternal grandmother Lily Spence on her wedding day 26 April 1900. She is front and center with her new husband Walter Berry.
Walter's family are the three in the middle of the back row, his uncle David Pickles, aunt Ann (I don't know if she had a married name) and his mother Emma Berry (nee Pickles), plus Walter's sister Maggie at front left with her future husband Charlie Johnson behind her. Lily's family are her aunt Esther Smith (nee Crampton) on the left behind Walter and Esther's husband Jim Smith, back right, at whose home they are gathered for the wedding; plus Lily's full sister Ethel, behind Lily; her cousin Maggie Smith, a daughter of Esther and Jim; and her half-sister Emily Wilson, front right. 
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