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| Above, The young man to the left is Edmund Gillow Young (1913-1988). The two women are yet to be identified and the picture is assumed to be from the early 1930s. |
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| Above, The young man in the front row, second to the left (holding a plate?) is Edmund Gillow Young (1913-1988). The picture is assumed to be from the early 1930s. |
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| Above, On the right (with glasses) is Henry Aiken Young, in the middle is his wife Ruth Young (nee Gillow) and the gentleman on the left is in doubt - possibly a brother or cousin of Henry A Young? The photo is dated 24 May 1907, was taken in Sydney and addressed to Emmie (who is almost certainly Emily Robinson (nee Young). |
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| Above, this appears to be photograph from a christening on the Westcoast. The Reverent on the right is probably Rev. J. R Bart (he seems to have been present for all such events) and the location also likely to be the "Marshlands" Westport, NZ. In the back row the gentlemen in the middle and right are the Young brothers Henry William Young and Robert Austen Young (not sure which is which) and it is highly likely that the gentleman on the left is Frederick Wright. It is probable that the three women are all Aiken sisters (each married to the gentlemen in the back row). |
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This, according to the hand written note on the reverse is of "Arthur Gillow, Age 23years" and with the date 1878 in the same hand. The photograph is from the Lambert Weston & Son studios but it is unclear if taken at their Dover or Folkestone premises (in England). A recent suggestion (8 Jan 05) is that this is Arthur Gillow born 2 September 1855 and murdered by Stephen Gambrill on 4 December 1878. Added 4 January 2005 |
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This photograph is purported to be of a Gillow Wedding - in England, and most likely in Kent. Any further information would be most welcome. Added 4 January 2005 |