Aunty Tup and Jim Elliott.

Cathrine (Kathrine?) Elliott was tiny when she was born, and looked like a 'two penny doll' as sold by Woolworths, hence the nickname tup or tuppenny.

She went on to marry Luther Fear and had three more children, Frances, Lilian, and Dorothy.

 Luther Fear & Family.

 Luther married Cathrine on 8th February 1921

Frances was born 1922 and died 2006; Lilian was born in 1923 and died in 1933;Dorothy was born 1926 and died in 1993;

The Elliott family.

This photograph was taken at 15 Prospect Place (Cirencester). It shows Frances 'granny' Elliott (seated) alongside Fred Elliott. On the left is Emily sister to Frances.

Emily was a dressmaker and did all the cooking and cleaning for Frances. Frances still held the purse strings though!

Frances had had rheumatic fever and was unable to stand for very long. Whilst the rest of the ladies in the family had white hair in later life, granny wore a black wig.

The garden was not 'up to much' but Fred kept bees, and on his allotment pigs.

 Edwin & Emily Denley at Hankerton

Edwin Moss Denley married Emily Georgina Banbury July 2nd 1898

Winifred Alice Denley. (1899 - 1981)

The uniform is that of the QMAAC (Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps)

Maurice John Denley (Uncle Jack) & Doreen Kinsley married at Holy Cross Church (Hankerton) 17th June 1944.

 Ernest Frederick (1904 - 1979) and Alice May Carpenter (1901 -  1981) and Cyril Gardener or Gardiner.

 Kathleen Florence Lewis