Fairfield, Winter 1966
Catherine Lundbech c1920
Margaret (Lundbech) Harvey
Auntie Doris (Lundbech) and Me, c1956
My First Birthday.
Guess the Decade
Auntie Doris (Wright) Gregory
Sandy, 1949
Mrs. Pennfoun, Ethel Pennfoun and Nana, 1949
Jock and "Skipper" 1949
"Skipper" and "Winston"
Cousins - 1951
Birth Announcement
Colin - 2 Months
Colin - 2 months
Celestial Baby
February 9, 1952
Me 1956
Twirly Thing, Lloyd Park 1956
"Waiting for Nicholas"
Iron Horse, Lloyd Park
WAVZ Song List 1967 #1 - View Large
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Wedding of Ivy Gregory
The Garden from Upstairs
79 Seymour Road Garden
"Betty and Tony" English Paper Dolls
English Baby Paper Dolls
Gabriel - One Year Old
Gabriel - 3 Months Old
Christening Day, Leyton 1954
Ann and William Gregory, Early 1950s
William Again
Still William
Still William
Still William
William
John, Heather, Deborah, Nicholas - 1958
Pearl Gregory, c 1918
Jane Major Davey Hellyer (Probably)
Ruth (Greenwood) Illingworth
Mary Ann (Smith) Gregory
William J Gregory
Catherine (Adams) Forsyth (Katherine?)
Farm Scene #1
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Margery Parker of Amersham, Buckinghamshire
My mother's stepmother worked as a housekeeper before she married my grandfather and this is the little girl of the house, Margery Parker.
Margery's father had a successful jewelry business in London and at one point gave my Nana a very pretty amethyst necklace in the shape of a butterfly that she passed on to me "to wear on my wedding day" which I did, although given my hippieish wedding dress it wasn't a completely successful match!
Their house was in Amersham, Buckinghamshire according to my mother. This was taken some time in the 1920s.
I loved this picture as a kid and when I visited England at eighteen years of age, this was one of the photos that my Nana and Grandad kindly let me keep.
Margery's father had a successful jewelry business in London and at one point gave my Nana a very pretty amethyst necklace in the shape of a butterfly that she passed on to me "to wear on my wedding day" which I did, although given my hippieish wedding dress it wasn't a completely successful match!
Their house was in Amersham, Buckinghamshire according to my mother. This was taken some time in the 1920s.
I loved this picture as a kid and when I visited England at eighteen years of age, this was one of the photos that my Nana and Grandad kindly let me keep.
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