Family
Found in 275 Collections and/or Records:
Man in Garden, c1920 - 1940
Man in back garden smoking a cigarette, probably Joe Craston.
Man in Uniform, c1940 - 1950
Man in army uniform.
Man with Two Women, c1920 - 1940
Three people, two women and a man, standing at the rear of house. The woman to the right is Victoria Craston.
Manuscripts, c1930 - 2003
Hand drawn family trees.
Marriage Certificate, 2 July 1884
Photocopy of James Williams and Rachel Weston's marriage certificate.
Marriage Certificate for Richard Monte and Caroline Williams, 12 January 1899
Scanned copy of the marriage certificate for Richard Monte and Caroline Williams, married 12 January 1899.
Marshall and Scott Family Collection
Marshall and Scott Family Photographs, c1880 - 1970
Martha Craston in Garden, c1920 - 1930
Martha Craston (nee Cashmore) sitting in a garden chair.
Mazelly-Miller Family Collection
Black and white photographs and some documents belonging to the Mazelly and Miller fairground families including documents related to WWI and a ditty box.
Miscellaneous Newspaper Cuttings, c1995 - 2005
Monographs and Research Material, c1851 - 1999
Various items of family history and an excerpt from a book on fortune telling.
Monographs and Research Material, c1860 - 1999
Monographs and research material on the Ohmy family.
Monographs, Articles, Manuscripts and Research Material, c1795 - 1999
Compilation of monographs, articles, manuscripts and a range of research material about circus companies and performers in the United Kingdom, Europe and other parts of the world by various authors, the research was mainly compiled by Hal Thomas.
Monte Family and Williams Family Photographs, c1903 - 1906
A folder containing 34 photographs of the Monte family and a folder of photographs of the Williams family.
Monte-Williams Collection
Research material by Pauline Tindale and a small amount of original archive related to Randall Williams and his descendants, including birth, death and marriage certificates and photographs.
Nan and Josephine, c1955
Young and older woman. 'Nan & myself Taken Summer 55 in a country village (Hambledon?) To Grandma Love Josephine' written on reverse. The older woman is possibly Martha Craston (Cashmore).
Newspaper Article About Marion Duck Visiting Her Relatives George and Brenda Norman, 26 August 1983
Outer page of The Streatham News, with an article on page sixty about the return of Marion Duck to visit her relatives George and Brenda Norman.
Newspaper Cuttings, c1967 - 1980
Large album of newspaper cuttings from the World’s Fair, consisting of articles written by R.A. Taylor on the history of machines and show families, compiled in collaboration with Ken Jackson.
Newspaper Cuttings, c1925 -2002
Cuttings and articles from British and international news publications, including local, specialist, and national newspapers and magazines, relating to the personal lives and careers of the Norman family, notably knife thrower, Ralph Norman (aka Hal Denver).