Deborah Lundbech's photos with the keyword: Earp

Uploaded for the Vintage Photos Theme Park theme of: X MARKS THE SPOT (an X to indicate something or someone on the photo) This photograph was taken in England and sent out to my mother's cousin Edwin Earp (called Sonny by his family) who emigrated to Australia in the 1920s. 80 years later, his granddaughter, Erin and I connected online (she's my second cousin) and she sent copies of many of the English photos to me - a treasure! I could recognize quite a lot of people from other family photos but have no idea who any of these women are. Erin had titled it "Bunch of Women" so I kept the title - and the "X" on the far left woman qualifies it for this week's theme!

Alan W. Dockerill marries June H. Bambridge, SW Essex, 1963. Alan was the son of Ivy (Earp) Dockerill, my mother's cousin. Ivy was Millicent (Maud) Earp nee Hellyer's daughter. Ivy Dockerill to the left of the groom (mother) then his Dad, Bill Dockerill. Is Julia the little flower girl on the right? Or was she bridesmaid at Roger's wedding?

Probably early 1950s.

Brought forward, at Alan's suggestion, for the Vintage Photos Theme Park theme of "ALREADY UPLOADED - ANYTHING GOES! Originally brought forward for the Vintage Photo Theme Park theme of "Flappers". The cloche hat seems to be figuring very prominently! Ivy's brother, Edwin (Charlie) Earp, emigrated to Australia in the early 1920's and this picture was sent out from England. This was sent to me by my second cousin in Australia, Erin Hobson (met online) along with many other wonderful photos. Ivy was my mother's first cousin.

Sent to Australia (probably 1930s) from England and then to me in the US a few years ago . From my 2nd cousin Erin. Probably Charlie Earp, my great uncle, with two as yet unidentified women.

Photo sent out to Australia and then to me from my 2nd cousin Erin Earp. From L to R: Edwin Earp - son of Maud - (known as Sonny and later as Charles - he emigrated to Australia) unknown woman labeled Bessie, Maud (Hellyer) Earp my grandmother's oldest sister, the woman sitting in the middle is (I believe) incorrectly labeled in the original as Mrs Earp but I think it is Mrs. Hellyer - Jane (Davey by her first husband) Hellyer nee Major, (so originally Jane Major) my Great grandmother and Maud's mother. The little girl in front is Maud's oldest daughter Edna, the young men in the boater hat is Maud's half brother Edwin David Hellyer and the woman to the far right is Kate Louise Hellyer, Maud's sister. Taken in Stamford Hill, London about 1910.