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| Unknown 1 Reverse
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| Unknown 2
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| Unknown 5
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| Unknown 6
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| Unknown Cricketer
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| Unknown Cricketer Reverse
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| Unknown4 Identified 2006 as Albert Joseph George Wynn.
See the photo of his wife Annie Eliza Frankland.
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| Valerie Baldwin nee McKimm
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| Valerie Longstaffe Sept 2004
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| Vickerstown Associated Football Club
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| Victoria Graville nee Long
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| Vivian Hayes(George) Mills
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| Vivien Graville nee Mills
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| Wendy Hooper nee Sherwood
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| Wilfred George Williams
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| William and Ellen Keen nee Mills 1900
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| William and Ellen Keen nee Mills Reverse
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| William Carter and Louisa Carter nee Mills
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| William Charles Carter
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| William Ellen & William John James Keen 1901
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| William Francis
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| William George Mills
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| William George Mills 1899
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| William George Mills Reverse
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| William George Williams Sent to his sister Winifred
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| William George Williams Snr Chief Petty Officer, Chief Armourer, Royal Navy
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| William John Francis
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| William Keen
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| William Rushton C 1907/8 Ainslie Street, Barrow
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| William Rushton Snr C 1907/8 Ainslie Street, Barrow
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| William Thomas (Pat) Murphy
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| William Thomas Murphy (Pat) and probably Joan Jacobs
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Owner of original: From Ann Mills Collection
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| William Turner Wynn and daughter Cecilia Gertrude Wynn. Circa 1881
The headless lady must be his wife Mary Ann Pratt
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Owner of original: Peter & Sylvia Dyke
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| William Turner Wynn and family. WTW and the family outside the front of 'St. Oswald'. The date is calculated to be 1899 to 1900 as the 'babe in arms' would be James Turner Ronald Wynn (born 1898). Eleanor, WTW's daughter from his first marriage, is on the left, the girl would be Sarah Grace Bertha Wynn (Born 1893), the boy lying down Harold John Buddry Wynn (born 1892), and the other boy Oswald William Henry Wynn (born 1894). Mary Wynn (nee Buddry), his second wife, is holding the baby.
Howard writes:-
WTW had 'St. Oswald', 26 Lessness Park, Belvedere, Kent, built to his own specification at a cost of £1,000.
It was a large detached house with five upstairs bedrooms & four reception rooms downstairs. There was a very substantial garden at the rear and as children we had many adventurous holidays there, with the Anderson Shelter still accessible at the bottom of the garden. My grandparents, who eventually owned the house, moved to share a house with us in Banbury in the mid 60's and for a time the house appeared to be occupied but its condition deteriorated. It was soon replaced with a block of new build flats.
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Owner of original: Howard Burgess
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| William Turner Wynn in the Orangery at St. Oswald, Lessness Park
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Owner of original: Howard Burgess
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| Williams George Williams Jnr.
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| Williams George Williams Snr
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| Winifred Eva Smith nee Williams
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| Winifred Eva Williams
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| Woman in Ramsgate Reverse
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| Woodpark, Upper Rathmines, Dublin Nearby was a house called "Campobello", owned by Patrick Hayes and rented out to Signor Del Vecchio who was the Patron of Italians resident in Ireland. Through this connection Charles Bianconi would have met the Hayes family and in particular, his future wife Eliza when she was just five years old (circa 1811).
By 1850 - Campobello was owned by Del Vecchio and rented out to Hugh Duffy.
Source - Griffiths Valuation of Ireland. Rathmines South.
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Owner of original: COURTESY GEORGE EASTMAN HOUSE www.eastman.org
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| WYNN BROTHERS IN THEIR SERVICE UNIFORMS. From Left to Right.
Harold John Buddry Wynn (Jack)
Oswald William Henry Wynn
James Turner Ronald Wynn (Jimmy)
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Owner of original: Howard Burgess
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| Zoe Lambe nee Browne
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