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 Click on the photograph to enlarge itMay, 1979.

Dafydd giving his sister Frances away at her wedding.























Click on the photograph to enlarge it1969.

Howell when he was four years old.

Howell is sitting in the centre of the photograph, 3rd person back.

This photograph was taken at Pwllheli infant school which has now been changed into a Magistrates Court.






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Penparcau Aberystwyth.

Pictured from left to right are :

Ruth; Dafydd; Frances























Click on the photograph to enlarge it1956.

Pictured from left to right are :

Mrs Mower's daughter and Frances

55 Meanwood Road, Meanwood, Leeds.














Click on the photograph to enlarge it1954.
Pictured from left to right are :

Frances, Marion & Ruth

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Click on the photograph to enlarge it1953.

Ruth Howell James.

Born 1953.

This picture shows Ruth being bathed when she was only 14 days old.






















Click on the photograph to enlarge it1952.

1952 saw the marriage of Marion Scragg to William Howell James in the South Kirkby Parish Church

On the left is Marion's cousin, Caroline, giving her a good luck horse shoe.

On the right is Marion's wedding dress that was made by her uncle George.



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On the left is William enjoying Scarborough beach where they went for their honeymoon.

On the right we have Daniel James, William's Dad; Mary Alice Scragg, Marion's mum; Mrs James, William's mum; and Joseph Edward Scragg, Marion's dad.

This picture was taken Outside the front door of 55 West Street, South Kirkby, near Pontefract, Yorkshire. The house no longer exists because a road has been built through it.
Click on the photograph to enlarge it1951.

Also at All Saints Church, South Kirkby

From left to right :

Mrs Jackson; Peter; Peter Jackson; Ethel Horrabin; Marion; Hubert Horrabin; Ethel Horrabin.




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Marion outside the Tate Gallery.



























Click on the photograph to enlarge it1947.

Marion's father in the bad snow. Twenty foot drifts started the second week of February. There was still some snow about in June.

Marion at the Lady Bower Reservoir, Derbyshire, on Easter Sunday on her half day off from City General Hospital. Walking on six feet of snow.



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Click on the photograph to enlarge it1946.

Marion, on the left, with her friend Marjory Turner in August, 1946.


























Click on the photograph to enlarge it1945.

Marion's brother, Arthur Scragg, was in the 'Fleet Air Arm' at St Asaph for Aircraft Engineer Training. He helped with sugar beet.

He helped to get the aircraft to Arnhem. Weather was too bad to send reinforcements. Painted stripes on planes for the 'invasion' (On loan to RAF).

He did much more, but these are the things I remember.












Click on the photograph to enlarge it1937.

This photograph was taken in Morecombe and the bridge was painted cream and green.

From left to right :

Marion's mother; aunt Bessie Meachem; Mrs Meachem; brother Arthur; Mrs Meachem's youngest son and herself.





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Marion's Mum, Dad, Arthur and herself.


























Click on the photograph to enlarge it1931.

On the right is William Howell James. This was a studio photograph.

Below is a picture of Arthur, Alice, Ethel and Hubert on Blackpool beach.











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Click on the photograph to enlarge it1930's.

This photograph is of Miss James, Daniel's sister, who died from tuberculosis when she was twenty four.

She was a trained nurse.

























Click on the photograph to enlarge it1920's.

On the right is Marion's mother-in-law, Rachael James, outside 21 Stadey Road, Furnace, Wales.

Below is the street, West Street, South Kirkby, that Marion grew up in.








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Click on the photograph to enlarge it1916.

Mary Alice Scragg.




























Click on the photograph to enlarge it1914-18.

Joseph Edward Scragg, Marion's father, is in the middle row 5th person from the left.

This was taken when he was in the KOYLI (King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry).

There is a memorial tablet in Koyli Chapel, York Minster. Only one man survived, my father. He later discovered that there was one other survivor who had been taken prisoner.
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