71. Frank Sanders and Sarah Ann (Rolley) Sanders with their daughter Elizabeth, born 1893. On the basis of this we would date the photograph as about 1898. They are standing in front of a house in the High Street just above the cross, on the right-hand side. Their address is given in the 1901 Census as 'High Street, Bonsall'. They had a son Frank in 1898 and we think that Sarah Ann looks pregnant, giving further credence to our date.
By 1903 they had another daughter Emma (my mother) and were by then living on Ember Lane - the address on my mother's birth certificate.
Grandfather Frank worked at Hollins Mill in the Via Gellia, as indeed had his wife at one time, and was to come with the firm to Radford Mill in Nottingham - about 1906. (Information supplied by David Hallam, Wollaton, Nottingham)
72. Ann (Loxley) Rolley, the mother of Sarah Ann (Rolley) Sanders in photo 71. A studio photograph taken in Nottingham on the occasion of a visit to her daughter and family. Ann (Loxley) Rolley was the daughter of Thomas Loxley and the grand daughter of John Loxley, the rope maker. (Photograph loaned by David Hallam)
73. School or Sunday School group outside the school (now the village hall). The Hallam family think their relatives Lizzie and her brother Frank Sanders may be in the group. (Photograph loaned by David Hallam) Download a larger (100k image)
74. Harold Smith, the butcher at 3 High Street (Wharmby’s shop) taken in 1935. (Photograph loaned by Taylor family)
75. Butcher Harold Smith, 1935. (Photograph loaned by Taylor family)
76. (Photograph loaned by Taylor family) Download a larger (420k image)
77. Butcher Harold Smith, 1935. (Photograph loaned by Taylor family)
78. (Photograph loaned by Tomlinson family) Download a larger (660k image)
