Oakley-Ambrose-Jarmin family
posted by Steve Clarke at 8:58 pm
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Glemsford in Postcards
I have just uploaded some wonderful pictures of the village, roughly set in the 1930s, from a set of 11 sent to me by Fred Hartley, to whom many thanks.
You can access them via this link.
There are one or two questions that I need help with with regard to these pictures so ...
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You can access them via this link.
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