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Jack Chowns Uniform was probably that of the Royal Flying Corps. He was later killed at the end of the First World War

Jack joined the 'Officer Training Corps' at St Pauls School. He then became second Lieutenant in the 'Royal Flying Corps' . He was later killed at the end of the First World War

Looking towards Wood Farm note the cows

Jack was wearing his first trousers

Jack Chown is wearing the unioform of Second Lieutenant Royal Flying Corps without Cap

Jack Chown is wearing the uniform of a second Lieutenant in the Royal Flying Corps

Jack was on holiday from School where he had broken his nose in a boxing accident

he was carrying a tennis racquet

Fireman Jack Tonkin standing by Fire Engine No. 1 (FCV 637). The fire engine is equipped with a 'Proto' Breathing Apparatus box. The fire station was in Clarence Street.

Jack Worth painting in Mousehole harbour, near his home

Portrait of Jack Worth, coxswain of Penlee Lifeboat.

Jacob's Ladder Falmouth

Family run business. Last known family member Simon Palmer.

Jacobs-family run business est: 1889 Last family member Simon Palmer.

Jamaica Inn is a traditional inn on Bodmin Moor in Cornwall, United Kingdom. Built as a coaching inn in 1750, and having an association with smuggling, it was the setting for Daphne
du Maurier's 1936 novel Jamaica Inn, which was made into the film…

Formal portrait of the family from Sancreed. Honor is holding a baby.