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Gordon 2
4 Albums & Negatives on 2 pages
2 bags photo albums came from house in Athry, Recess, Co. Galway
last owner of house was Meg Gordon - family also had a house at Herbert
Park, Dublin
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Album Three - Album Four
- photos from negatives
on page 1 ~ Album
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Album Three
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1) A. 1909
2) A. 1908
3) 1907
4) School 1908
5) Rev. Gracey? Mrs. .. Carol, Self & Gwen? 1946
6) Feb. 1953 (Daffs March 1952)
7) June 30.1953 Sheilas wedding
8) Planter? Ball Sept. 1934?
9) 1909
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1) Molly ?
2) to dear Miss Gordon from Mollie, October 1948
3) Jack Foster & Lily 27th July 1946
4) Biddy & Buchanans
5) Shuko? & hens & ducks
6) Thompson
7) Andrew
8) ? & self April 46
9) Gracies wedding
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1) Shuko 1952
2) Jan 1953 self at Ploughing Match
3) Rosie's wedding 31 July 1952
4) ?? Archdale Mrs. ?
5) July 1954 Fishing Lough Eske with Bobby Young?
6) Elsa 1954 & Dan
7) Gwen & ? 1955
8) Dan & Kim
9) Pandora
10) Curley, Kim, Pandora
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1) Barbara Guy & Adrian Abbott August 1955
2) Thornfield 1955
3) H. in Mexican outfit
4) Helen age 14 months
5) age 15 months with Gwen 1957
6) Robin Magill, Kitty Simmons?, Susan Magill, Margaret Simmons
7) June 1960 June, Rev. Simmons, Huchie? Magill, Jean Magill with a glass
8) Marc? at Lough ? Grandson Marc with fish, Easter Mon. 1960
 
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1) Certificate of Merit awarded to Helen Gordon for Music, Dresden? College,
Eastbourne, Easter 1907
2) The Irish Independent, Thursday March 7, 1918 - Mr. Redmond's Irish
Residence, Aughavanagh was Mr. Redmond's residence in Co. Wicklow. This
photograph of Major Willie Redmond, Mr. John E. Redmond, and Capt. W.
Redmond was taken a few weeks before the outbreak of war.
3) The Irish Independent, Thursday March 7, 1918 - Mr. John Redmond, London
Press Tributes. CLICK image 3 to read the full article. part-article
with photo: G. Sim (Ex-Sergeant) British Expeditionary .... "I was one of
the 1st Expeditionary For.... 1914, then enjoying the best of health. .....
4) Memorial of Confirmation. Name: Helen Sylvie? Gordon, Baptised at
Annahilt Church on 1891 by Rev. Glover.
5) Late Mrs. Annie McNamee - The death took place recently of Mrs. Annie
McNamee, Calverstown P.O., Kilcullen, at St. Vincent's Hospital, Athy. Born
in 1899, she was formerly Annie (Josie) Doyle, Calverstown Lodge. A lady of
quiet and charitable disposition, she was held in high esteem by all who
knew her. Most of her life was spent helping and dealing with the public. As
a young girl she went to England and trained as a nurse at Liverpool's Royal
Infirmary Hospital. For the next 20 years as casualty sister she nursed the
sick and wounded in war torn Britain. Returning home in 1943, she married
John McNamee and settled down to life on the farm. During those years her
advice and help was often sought on medical matters which she readily
rendered. In 1959 she became postmistress of Calverstown P.O. The great love
of her life was serving the public from behind her post office counter. A
task she carried out diligently until she became incapacitated through
injury two years ago. Her remains were received at Crookstown church by Fr.
M. O'Connor, P.P. The funeral Mass was celebrated by Fr. P. Kinsella, P.P.,
Greystones (cousin), assisted by Fr. O'Connor and Fr. Corcoran, C.C.,
Kilmeade. Among the large attendance at removal of the remains and
burial were Minister of Finance, Mr. Alan Dukes and Deputies Bernard Durkan,
Charlie McCreevy; Councillors Patsy Lawlor, Michael McWey, Pat Hyland, Mr.
Richie Ryan, M.E.P., and representatives from political, sporting and rural
organisations, and Post Office and County Council staffs. She was
predeceased by her husband by twenty years. She is survived by her son,
Tony; daughter-in-law, Mary; grandchildren, John, Anthony, Colm and Kevin;
brother, Paddy (Greystones); sisters, Mrs. Teresa O'Neill (Dunlavin); Mrs.
Stefie Lawlor (Bray); Mrs. Mizie McGrath (England); sister-in-law, Maureen
Doyle, nephews, nieces and other relatives.
 
CLICK each image, there are some photos with information but there were just
so many photos in this collection and most of these were glued to the page
CLICK each image, there are some photos with information but there were just
so many photos in this collection and most of these were glued to the page
CLICK each image, there are some photos with information but there were just
so many photos in this collection and most of these were glued to the page
no info
no info
Album Four
 
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1) Archdales, Nurse & Trevor. Aravon? July 1946
2) Cousin Mervyn's car, Buick July 1946
3) Margaret Hardy? Anavon? July 1946
4) Mr. Proud? Anavan? July 1946
5) Prize Cups. Jago. Aravor? July 1946
6) Pat Archdale, Trevor, & Jago. Avavan? July 1946
7) Vat No. 217. 90,000 Gallons. from World's largest Brewery or Brewers,
Guinness is Good for you
8) Knocknaga? Poultry, Killiney
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1) Bombay 1951 Jan.
2) In the Indian Ocean 1951 (Jan) from the P. & O. Strathedes?
3) Woodlands bungalow
4) rose garden
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3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, & 9) CLICK to enlarge, some may be repeats
CLICK to enlarge, some may be repeats
CLICK to enlarge, some may be repeats
photographer Geo. A. Dean, Rugby
photographer Bassano Ltd., Old Bond Street, London
Running Eight, 1918
R. L. King J. C. Connell W. R.
Collis T. G. Gordon J. C.
Mitchell
E. A. Montague P. W. T. Boughton-Leigh
H. G. Stutfield
photographer Geo. A. Dean, Rugby
Negatives
probably loads of doubles I've missed
Derrick's Negatives, Kodak, London
CLICK to enlarge
CLICK to enlarge, some may be repeats
CLICK to enlarge, some may be repeats
CLICK to enlarge, some may be repeats
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