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FAMILY PHOTO GALLERY
Sue Bird
The Queen's Silver Jubilee street party in 1977
Myself, my daughters and neighbours
1977, Bartley Green, Birmingham
Bartley Green, Birmingham, 1977
Joan Williams
The last seaside picture is mum Joan Williams and myself Dawn Corfield taken on holiday in Llandudno Wales. This is the holiday where I cried at Punch and Judy on the prom. I still don’t like them!!
Joan Williams and Dawn Corfield
1972, Wales
Wales, 1972
Ridwan Ali
It’s just me not the whole family
Just me
2007, Somalia
Somalia, 2007
Thomas Michail Turner
Thomas Michail Turner and his mother and brother
Mohammed Islam
Family photo of 4 kids from 4 families who are all 1st cousins
My parents
1986, Bradford
Bradford, 1986
Anita Richards
Living life at the Canonball Jazz club in Digbeth.
Elizabeth Kinsella and Anita Mason
1984, Canonball Jazz Club, Digbeth
Canonball Jazz Club, Digbeth, 1984
Joanne Miles
My Mom (right) with her Mom and younger Brother just before the children were evacuated to Leicestershire.
Violet Ellis (my Grandma), Violet Ellis (my Mom), George Ellis (my Uncle)
1939, Shefford Road, Aston
Shefford Road, Aston, 1939
Jany Uddin
My mom and dad when they first got married.
Mom and dad
1994, Bangladesh
Bangladesh, 1994
Hyacinth Allen
Hyacinth Allen and her sons
Peggy Livingstone
Nan & Me in nans back garden in Chelmsley Wood.
Peggy and Kate
1978, Chelmsley Wood
Chelmsley Wood, 1978
John David Blizard
Formal photograph of my great great grandfather, great grandfather, and grandfather, all named Charles, taken circa 1896.
Charles Blizard (seated left), Charles Thomas Blizard (standing), Charles William Blizard (seated right).
Circa 1897, H.W. Cottrell, 176 Ashted Row, Birmingham
H.W. Cottrell, 176 Ashted Row, Birmingham, Circa 1897
Sophia Oliver
In this picture we are all family. As you can see we are a very multicultural family. All the younger girls are first cousins and the older ladies are sisters. Our Nanny was born in the Himalayas and was brought up in Assam where she met our Grandad. He was Irish and they married and came back to UK. But not Birmingham, Newcastle. They moved to Birmingham to work on coal mines around 20 years after. My father's dad was brought up in Jamaica. He is Chinese Jamaican and my Grandad owned Fenkys Pattys in Hockley. My Nanny Fay was Jamaican. So, me Sophia cara, I feel one of a kind when I need to tick the box about my nationality, there isn't a box for me..... so I call myself a cocktail full of love
My Mom, Aunty's and Cousins
2020, 2 years ago
2 years ago, 2020
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