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Elliot's & Pengelly's Shops Market Place O N 78 see R 6x6 STREET 28OF 179.

From Album 3 (Red)

Embla farmhouse with man at front

Emblem/ badge R F C O N 105.

She was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1833.
Had 11 children, and died in Suffolk in 1898.

Landscape painter. Taught by her husband Lamorna Birch.
Standing on their converted lifeboat 'The Migrant'.

Emma Grant Browne and Eliza "Lizzie" Mary Browne were Caldwell's 1st cousins once removed.
They were the daughters of Hablot Knight Nonus "Phiz" Browne, (the illustrator of Charles Dickens fiction) and Susannah Reynolds.
Emma was born in Thornton…

A young woman (Emma Cenn?) and child sit on the steps of an old cottage in St Ives. Teetotal Street St Ives

The Empire Grove was a 320-ton Liverpool coaster, lost on her maiden voyage from Hayle to Llanelly in fog on October 18th 1941.

Description from Clive Carter, Cornish Shipwrecks: The North Coast (London: Penn Ltd, 1970), p.166.

Empire Series Crosby Garstin

Corner of Chapel. Street and Princess Street

Engagement announcement

Robert and Eleanor Hughes

outside Penzance

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