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Annette Keasey
My sister and I outside my Nans house (top left) Baby picture (bottom left) A collage of my family
Annette Keasey (2 and a half years old) and younger sister (1 and a half years old) - top left.
From 1962, Tottenham Crescent, Kingstanding, Birmingham
Tottenham Crescent, Kingstanding, Birmingham, From 1962
Emily Sharp
This photograph shows three generations of women on my mother's side, on holiday at the seaside
My Mom Margo is the child on the right, my Aunty Carol the child in the middle and their cousin Lesley is on the left. My grandmother Betty Biddle is the lady on the right and her sister Margaret Carpmail (Aunty Peach) is on the left. In the middle is my great-grandmother Edith Jackson. At the time this picture was taken my great-grandmother lived on Merrivale Road in Smethwick where my Nan grew up. My Nan lived with her husband Ernie (who with Mr Webb set up the auction house Biddle and Webb) and her daughters in Erdington.
1949 , Somewhere at the seaside (probably Weston Super Mare)
Somewhere at the seaside (probably Weston Super Mare), 1949
Shameem Ashraf
This picture was from a time when wedding celebrations took place in the house. Huge gatherings and tiny houses. However the love and sense of sharing was phenomenal. Tiny houses, big hearts.
Three generations including my Grandmother from Pakistan
1980, Marlborough road, Small Heath, Birmingham
Marlborough road, Small Heath, Birmingham, 1980
Eileen Weedon
My grandmother, dad and siblings
My dad John on mum's lap, with his brother Arthur and sister Lily, his mum Mary
Around 1918, Possibly Yorkshire the moved to Wales then he moved to Aston, Birmingham 1938
Possibly Yorkshire the moved to Wales then he moved to Aston, Birmingham 1938, Around 1918
Linda Haughton
Linda and Winston on their wedding day (left). The entire Haughton family (right)
Linda and Winston Haughton, Daughter Chloe Haughton, Grandson Kai and Great Granddaughter Aaliyah.
1980s - 2022, Kings Norton, Birmingham
Kings Norton, Birmingham, 1980s - 2022
Jan Athersuch
This photo is over 100 years old and it was taken because the two men in uniform were going off to WW1. They were my Great Uncles Jack and George Lucas. Also pictured, my Great Grandparents, Grandmother Doris Lucas (standing), and Great Aunt Rose Lucas (sitting on her mothers lap) and Great Uncle Jim (small boy standing). George was killed in action aged just 17.
My Great Grandparents, Grandmother Doris Lucas, Great Uncles Jack, George, and Jim Lucas, and Rose Lucas my Great Aunt.
1914, 4 Kitchener Street, Smethwick
4 Kitchener Street, Smethwick, 1914
Amagoia Ayestaran
This was taken the day of my sister’s first communion. There are not many generations in this one shot but it means a lot to me as four of these people are no longer with us. Some left long ago and some much more recently. I miss them all every day.
My sister and I are both in pink, I'm the little one at the front and Monica is behind me. The adults are: My uncle Angel (deceased), his daughter Merche, my Father Jose Antonio (deceased), his sister Angela (deceased), my Mother Itziar, my cousin Inma (deceased) and her then boyfriend Ladislao.
1980, Outside Santa Maria church in the town where we grew up: Sestao, Bizkaia, Spain
Outside Santa Maria church in the town where we grew up: Sestao, Bizkaia, Spain, 1980
Janice Blanchette
The Arts center my brother's are standing in front of was on Coventry Rd near to the Malt Shovel pub. This place saved us each summer from being bored and getting into trouble.
Families; Blanchette, Christopher, Laing, and Kellerman.
Late 70s , Aceface Arts Centre
Aceface Arts Centre, Late 70s
George
Me and my mom
Me
2004, Magurele, Romania
Magurele, Romania, 2004
Victor Swain
Me in my sailors outfit, my Mum, Marion Rhoda Swain, on the Coronation day in 1952. I was 16 months old at the time.
Marion Rhoda Swain (bottom right) and son Victor Swain (bottom right)
1952, Deakins Road, Yardley, Birmingham
Deakins Road, Yardley, Birmingham, 1952
Peter Woodhall
Marriage of Edwin (Ted) Woodhall to Barbara McNaughton in 1950. The bridesmaid in Patricia Ann Cheshire. The man holding the baby is Ted's brother, Jack Woodhall and the baby is me Peter Woodhall. On Jack's right is his wife Lucy and on his left his brother Bryan. To the right of the groom is Emily Woodhall (nee Bryan), the Mother of the groom. The picture is special as it is only at weddings that so many family members are in one place at the same time for a photo. Family lived in Gravelly Hill and Erdington at the time, although the marriage was registered in Sutton Coldfield. I'm not sure of the church.
Wedding of Edwin Woodhall and Barbara McNaughton
1950, Sutton Coldfield
Sutton Coldfield, 1950
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
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