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St. Michael's Mount
Two photographs of St. Michael's Mount. The top photograph is a view of the Mount taken from Marazion and the second is a view taken on the Mount, looking up at the Castle.
Large wave breaking over rocks
Possibly Lamorna
View of River Seine
View of River Seine
Railway Crossing
Railway Crossing
Beyond the fence Plymouth can be seen on one of the trucks
Beyond the fence Plymouth can be seen on one of the trucks
View of Paris
View of Paris
John Knill celebrations
On Worvas Hill (The Steeple) St. Ives
Crying the neck ceremony
With Thomasine Jolly (nee Nicholls)
Nancledra
Showing the shop of Thomas Osborne. Grocer and Draper.
He was there in 1901, unmarried, and again in 1911.
By 1921 he had left the shop.
He was there in 1901, unmarried, and again in 1911.
By 1921 he had left the shop.
Rev. Leslie V Jolly.
On the lawn at Towednack vicarage 1935
Letter to Rev. Leslie V Jolly from E. E. Morton Nance
Invited to be a Cornish Baird.
Rev. Leslie Verne Jolly
Taken outside Towednack vicarage where he ministered from 1932-1935.
He was born 8 Nov. 1884 at St. Columb, the son of Richard William Jolly, a tin miner, and Ethelberta Menear.
In 1901 he was a trimmer in the clay works. By 1911 we see him…
He was born 8 Nov. 1884 at St. Columb, the son of Richard William Jolly, a tin miner, and Ethelberta Menear.
In 1901 he was a trimmer in the clay works. By 1911 we see him…