Deborah Lundbech's photos with the keyword: William Major

Sent to me from England by Jean Bhatt. Jean and I share the same G G grandmother (Jane (Double) Major) and met through a genealogy site. Jean is related to the bride and groom and I am related to the groom. The groom, George Major, is the son of Robert William Major, (one of the four children of William Major and Jane (Double) Major.) and Milicent (Colchester) Major. The bride is Emma Morris. The bride and groom are the only people identified, also the bride's mother and possibly stepfather. We are still trying to puzzle out the others. A possible scenario: The groom's mother, Millicent(Colchester) Major, is seated on the far right, to the left of her is the groom's sister Mary b 1878, to the left of the groom perhaps Mary's husband?, standing at the far left is perhaps his brother Albert b 1883, to the right of Albert is perhaps one of the twins, William or Ben b 1880, to his right perhaps his sister Clara b 1874, to her right his sister Ann b 1876, to the right of Ann is perhaps his father Robert Major b 1847 and the next two people I'm sure are the bride's parents and finally possibly the bride's brother. All speculation except for the bride and groom. Still working on it and looking for vintage pictures of the Major family from London and Suffolk. Note: Actually just found the original correspondence from Jean, and she identifies/confirms the bride's mother Charlotte is in the back row, second from right, and proposes that the man to the left of her is Charlotte's husband, the bride's stepfather, Thomas Goode.

Jane Major is my Great Great Grandmother. She was born in Buxhall, Suffolk in November 1819 and she died in Stowmarket, Suffolk in Jan - March 1912 at the age of 93.(Free BMD says she was 96.) in a poorhouse - although I think she had worked there when younger. She was the daughter of Henry Double and Susan Purr also of Buxhall, Suffolk. She married William Major and they had 4 children one of whom was my great grandmother also called Jane born in 1853. She is one of my children's Great Great Great Grandmothers. The Boys>Deborah Lundbech>Hazel (Gregory) Lundbech>Marie Rose (Hellyer) Gregory>Jane (Major) (Davys) Hellyer>Jane (Double) Major