Miss Elsie Mae Ebert
7 April 1914-12 January 1999
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 My maternal Grandparents, Edward George TURNER and Phyllis Mary COLLINS, were married in Winslow Buckinghamshire England on 23 January 1938. This photo did not surface until both my grandparents had passed away, and unfortunately no one in the family can identify the man and woman standing on either side of Granddad. The girl to Ted’s right is his younger sister, but the identify of the couple standing, presumably the best man and maid of honor, is a mystery. (Mystery Monday is a blog series hosted by Geneabloggers) Share: You might also like:Rediscovered Photos Part 2…52 Weeks of Personal Genealogy & History: HomeSurname Saturday: TURNER of Reading and Caversham  I’ve just become a GeneaBlogger!!!! and I’m really excited because it’s opened up a whole new world of blogging inspiration for me. 52 Weeks of Personal Genealogy & History by Amy Coffin is a series of weekly blogging prompts (one for each week of 2011) designed as an opportunity to record memories and insights from our lifetimes and share them with our future descendants. I think it’s a really interesting concept, so I’m starting this week with the topic of Home. I grew up in the house my father built. And my parents still live there today. It was a smallish sort of house situated on a large, beautiful piece of land on a winding, country road in a small New England town. (It’s bustling suburbia now, but when I was young it seemed like the country.) The property had apples trees, a babbling brook, and acres of woodland (…more)  Here is one of the several restorations I got after posting the picture on Rootschat. My file uploaded at a lower resolution than I had intended, so they didn’t have as much to work with, however I think the end result is quite good. Share: You might also like:Mystery Monday: Wedding Photo IDSentimental Sunday – Miss Phyllis Mary CollinsWordless Wednesday – Elsie Mae (Ebert) Varrieur |
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