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Henderson
Photos etc.
 
inscribed shell - J. Pemberton, Belfast
a stamp (I flipped it) - James Phillips, Belfast Speciality Church & School
Works, Architects
 
18th August 1938 Postmark Bangor, Co. Down to Mrs. Henderson, 10 Ravenhill
Toad, Belfast - I am having a good time, and the weather is fine. Come up on
Sunday with some things. From Jackie to his mother.
(Shankill Road Mission, Belfast, Holiday Home for Boys)
 
 
 
 
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1) 28th July 1960 Postmark St. Servan to Miss P. Henderson, 10 Ravenhill
Road, Belfast, N. I. - Having good time. Weather fine. Jim
2) July 1960 Postmark ...orn to Mr. Maurice Henderson, 10 Ravenhill Road,
Belfast - Having a good time, will see you soon. Vicky
3) from J. Telfer To Peral (Pearl?)
4) Christmas Card from Mr. & Mrs. Hill
 
  
  
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1) L/REM D/?X856703 HMS Collingwood, Fareham, Hants - Greetings from
Jimmy Pope, In memory of the pleasures of yester-years, Oh that they could
be resumed/ Yours till the sun loses its glory, Jim
2) 16th August 1957 Postmark Belfast to Miss V. Henderson, 10 Ravenhill
Road, Belfast - Birthday Card to Vicky from Pearl xxxx
3) Coronation Year Souvenir 1953
4) Stamp Savings Book
 
11th July 1963 Postmark Lochgeley to Miss P. Henderson, 10 Ravenhill Road,
Belfast 6 - Arrived safe, Adam was waiting for me, the weather is not to bad
but a bit cold, all were asking for you and wishing you were here.
Love Lizzie
(The Forth Road Bridge, Artists impression)
 
 
 
  
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1) 3rd December 1955 Certificate of Insurance. Car Reg.: CPL 907 Name:
M. Henderson - Co-Operative Insurance Society Limited
2a) Labourers' Cottage Charter. tenants' Regulations. Thou shalt
of good character be, To proper keeping of thy cottage see; Neither assign,
sub-let nor sub-divide, Nor allow a lodger with thee abide. Keep thy
premises all in a sanitary state, Let no dirt, or nuisance accumulate, Thy
rent and taxes in due time pay, And thy half-year's rates on appointed day.
Thy land well manure and keep free from weeds, Use nothing but the best of
seeds; Thy plot well till, but plant no trees, To shelter thee from the
stormy breeze, Or spoil the view of thy neighbours near, Who sometimes want
to both see and hear. Thy woodwork paint and hedges trim, For
delapidation, it is a sin. Neither out-house build, not erect a shed,
And, if single, hasten to church to wed, for preference is given to married
man, Against bachelors, is the Council's ban. If no pump is near, take
spirits neat, For carrying water will wear thy feet, Better use oil stoves,
for smoke, 'tis said, And soot will make thee see things red. To thy
adjacent tenant be always civil, Let him be either saint or di ==l.
A cottage for a labourer is thought a boon, But, alas! his end will come too
soon; No ordinary man of Irish birth, Was ever born on this wide earth, Who
could to such drastic rules agree, And, a few years hence, he'll be R.I.P.
2b) on the back, part article - ... ponent added that after arrest,
Wallace told him he would show him where the stuff was and accompanied him
to the railway hut in the townland of Leggygowan where witness found the
missing articles. James Leeson gave evidence of finding the store
broken into and a large quantity of stuff missing. He identified the
articles produces as belonging to the Co-Operative Society. Constable
Whiteford, a new witness, made a deposition stating that he was on duty in
the townland of Cumber on the 17th April. As a result of certain
information he went to a field belonging to Edward Corry and found the
following articles - two new pair boots, three pair military putties, one
watch holder bearing the name "Vincent Murray" printed on it, a quantity of
tea, sugar and butter, some empty salmon tins and cigarette boxes. An
officer of the Battalion, who was in attendance, said that the military
authorities were not prepared to accept responsibility for the men's
appearance at the Court, consequently they were returned for trial in
custody to Downpatrick Sessions on the 14th June. A consent to bail,
though, was signed. Accused were also charged before Mr. H. P.
Fishbourne, J.P., with breaking and entering the garage and confectionery
shop of Vincent Murray, Dundrum, on the night of the 14th, or morning of ...
(sorry that's all)
3) In Loving Memory - In Affectionate Remembrance of Sarah Hamilton, aged 30
years also Lizzie Hamilton, aged 34 years. Who departed this life November
25th 1918, and were interred at Killyman Cemetery, November 27th. Many
a lonely hour, Many a sleepless night, Do we think of our dear ones, In
their heavenly home so bright. None knew how sad the parting, Nor what
the farewell cost; But God and His bright angels, Have gained what we have
lost.
4) Mr. James Henderson, 10 Ravenhill Road - In Account with J. Hammel &
Sons, 1 Shankill Road, Belfast 1935
 
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1) Your Royal Ruby Diary 1992 (there are a couple of addresses but too
recent to post online, also another address for V. Henderson)
2) The Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths of The City of London 1958 - N.
Erskine
       
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Common-Sense Eating for Rheumatism, Rheumatoid
Arthritis, Gout, Lumbago, Neuritis, Sciatica, Neuralgia by G. R. Lane, M.A.
(Cantab.), C.D.A.
        
PHOTOS
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1) Aggie 1901 - Belfast photographer
2) 12th August 1939
3) Bobby Drennan - Belfast photographer
4) Aunt Maggie - Belfast photographer
5) Ben & Eth 1st January 1902 - Belfast photographer
 
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1) Mrs.? Beattie, 10 Ravenhill Road, Hair - Dark, Eyes - Blue, Frock -
Green & White - P. & F. Hammel, Colour
2) I am yours Loving Cissie Payne - Belfast photographer
3) photo from an ID card
4) 4th July 1929 - Belfast photographer
5) Betsy - Liverpool photographer
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1) Movie Photo
2) writing very faded - 80? Bridge End, Belfast - Best Wishes from ???
Willie Dear John? Alex
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1) Gene Fitzpatrick "Ireland's No. 1 for Comedy & Fun" - David Hull Spectrum
Promotions, Belfast
2) The Untouchables - Dear Sissie, Many Thanks For Your Photo, Wm. Hamilton
- Manchester photographer (Gale's Studios Ltd.)
3) on back says Pearl Henderson
4) Miss Sydney Nelson? Wilson? - 1st January 1928?
5) Emma Peel Original - Belfast photographer - some date maths on the back
1912 - 1888 = 24
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1) Teegan - Tugan? 1927 - Printed by Harringtons
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1) Wee Sam - Belfast photographer
2) 2nd April 1926 - Belfast photographer
3) Mrs. Henderson, 10 Ravenhill Road - Hair Brown, Eyes Blue & Grey, Buy
Scout Uniform - Lunley
4) Belfast photographer
5) Belfast photographer
6) Belfast photographer
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1) 11th September 1926 From Johephine To Ivy - Belfast photographer
2) Belfast photographer
3) Belfast photographer
4) Belfast photographer
5) Belfast photographer
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1) 10th August 1939 - Bangor photographer
2) 20th October 1926 - Belfast photographer
3) Belfast photographer
4) Belfast photographer
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1) Belfast photographer
2) Belfast photographer
3) Belfast photographer
4) Southampton photographer
5) Camberwell photographer
6) Liverpool photographer
Belfast photographer
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1) 2?th May 1929 - Belfast photographer
2) Him & Her (well that's helpful, not) - Belfast photographer
3) Workington photographer
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1) 4th April 1926 - Belfast photographer
2) Musselburgh photographer
 
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1) Taken by Mr. Dulgetty?, Edin 1933
2) St. John's Cathedral, Brisbane - "The Rose Stereograph" Co., Armadale,
Victoria
3) The Cherry Wood Room, Green Cockatoo Restaurant, Kirkcaldy
4) The Albert Bridge, Indooroopilly, Queensland
5) Douglas 1936 - The Holiday Camp
Photo by P. L. Moyle
 
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