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The Raes' photos
John Walter Howe and Daughter
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John and daughter Martha 'Madge' Fairbairn Howe, ca. 1940. Shilbottle, Northumberland
Mary Elizabeth Spours
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Alnwick, July 1916. Just a month before her marriage to John Howe.
Mary is one of the three sisters of Harriet (Spours) Rae. She is the only child to be buried with her parents.
Date and name on back of photo.
In Service
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At the very beginning of the First World War. The Spours connection is probably with the young lady in white apron to the left who I think is Mary Elizabeth Spours. We know she was 'in service' in 1911 and I think this may be the staff of her workplace -- a stately home, a hotel or even Alnwick Castle
Red Cross Nurses
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Margaret 'Madge' Fairbairn Howe (sitting) with Olive Rochester. 1940. They were both Red Cross nurses and roommates at Widdrington Station in 1940-41.
Irene Bell
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Irene and Betty Howe
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John 'Jack' Howe
Walter Howe with Sons
Jack and Robert Howe
Robert Howe
Graham and Dude
4-H Beauty
Murray and Eunice
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Rae homestead, Saskatchewan. Summer of 1944. All the Rae siblings were home for a visit.
The First Cousins
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Murray Larson, Millie Rae Ireland and Hilda (Rae) Ireland. Millie would be about 7-8 months old here.
Rae homestead, Saskatchewan. Summer of 1944. All the Rae siblings were home for a visit.
All Three Sisters
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Eunice, Millie Rae, Bertha and Hilda.
Rae homestead, Saskatchewan. Summer of 1944. All the Rae siblings were home for a visit.
Lots of Leg - Eunice and Hilda
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Rae homestead, Saskatchewan. Summer of 1944. All the Rae siblings were home for a visit.
Murray Larson, Eunice (Rae) Larson and Harriet Rae
