GENERATIONS : FAMILY PHOTO GALLERY

Shameem Ashraf


A grandad (my dad) with all his grandchildren.


My dad and all the Grandkids.
2016, Belchers lane, Bordesley Green, Birmingham
Belchers lane, Bordesley Green, Birmingham, 2016

Helena Brennan


A family of four generations of Brennan’s enjoying a Sunday out at Toby Carvery.


This is Great Grandad Brian, Grandad Gez, Dad Joe and the 1st Grandchild Finn. All of the Brennan’s.
2012, Toby Carvery, Sutton Park
Toby Carvery, Sutton Park, 2012

Pam Kaur


Four generations at baby Zara's first birthday, her parents, Grandparents and great Grandparents. Her great Grandparents emigrated from India and Ireland, the rest were born and brought up in England.


Baby Zara, Zara’s parents Anil and Sam Kandola, Anil’s parents pam and Shinder, Sams parents Kath and Jon, Zara’s great grandparent, Shingara, Sital, Gian, Darshan, and Timothy
2022, Tettenhall
Tettenhall, 2022

Debbie Tye


Gladys Betty Watkin and Harold Brindley Wedding


Gladys Betty Watkin and Harol Brindley's wedding party
1943, J. Alfred Stevens Photography Studio, Derby
J. Alfred Stevens Photography Studio, Derby, 1943

Peggy Livingstone


Next is Grandad Moss & me in nan & grandads livingroom


Grandad and granddaughter
1986, Chelmsley Wood
Chelmsley Wood, 1986

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

Bev Allen (Warren)


In the living room with my family


My father, my two older brothers and my baby sister
1959, In the living room at Willclare Road, Sheldon, Birmingham, B26
In the living room at Willclare Road, Sheldon, Birmingham, B26, 1959

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

Anna Williams


My Nanny and Grandads wedding photo at the start of the war!


Henry Connell Lillian Brown (Connell) aka Kath
1938
1938

Marie Izon


My family photograph taken at a silver jubilee celebration


Elder Brother Steven Izon, Elder sister Diana Izon, myself bottom left, Mom Late (Patricia Clara Izon nee Talbot) and youngest sibling late David Izon
1977, The Cottages at the side of the Church Tavern, Perry Barr, Birmingham
The Cottages at the side of the Church Tavern, Perry Barr, Birmingham, 1977

Samantha Smith


My Grandmother, Mrs Spencer. Photograph taken in 1960s with one of her many grandchildren. Taken in New John Street West, Birmingham , before the back to backs were demolished


My Grandmother Mrs Gladys Spencer
1960s , New John Street West Birmingham
New John Street West Birmingham, 1960s

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
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