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Richard Gardner giving a lecture at Tammo's party.Probably Tammo de Jongh's ''Fools Paradise Party'.
Richard Chappell
Portrait of Richard Chappell
Richard Angove at Cable & Wireless Supervisor's Desk
Richard Angove sitting at Supervisor's Desk at Cable & Wireless, Porthcurno, surrounded by equipment.
Richard Angove at Cable & Wireless Cable Chain Countrol Console
Richard Angove pictured at Porthcurno cable station (Cable & Wireless). This is a view of the cable chain control console. Teleprinters (Creed 75s), tape-readers and Creed Autos for monitoring purposes are centrally situated. Cable relay equipment is…
Richard and Little Billie
Richard and Little Billie
Richard (b. 1880) and William Walls (b.1890)
Sons of Richard Walls (b.1854) , Mary Walls brother.
The family also lived in Central City, Collorado
Rex Whelan with seed fiddle
Rex Whelan with seed fiddle for sowing.
Higher Trewey farm
Higher Trewey farm
Rex Whelan Turning Hay
Rex Whelan Turning Hay with Lady
Rex Whelan spring tooth harrowing at Towednack
Rex Whelan spring tooth harrowing at Towednack
Reverse of coin showing capture of Portobello
See ARCHY 3HF 011
Reverse of coin showing capture of Portobello
Coin celebrates capture of town of Portobello Spain inscribed and engraved with six ships involved
Rev. Octavius Nicholson
Caldwell's great Uncle. He was born in Wrawby, Lincolnshire in 1832 to John and Susanna Nicholson.
He became a curate and in 1852 married Emily Hill in Cheshire. They had 11 children.
He died in Suffolk in 1872 aged 45.
He became a curate and in 1852 married Emily Hill in Cheshire. They had 11 children.
He died in Suffolk in 1872 aged 45.
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…
Rev. Leslie V Jolly.
On the lawn at Towednack vicarage 1935
Rev. John Wesley, preaching at Gwennap Pit
Surreal view
Rev. John Foxell Portrait Morrab Library
Rev. John Foxell Portrait Morrab Library collection colour negs John Watton 1999.
Rev. James Fraser
Rev. James Edward Fraser was the husband of Caldwell's great Aunt, Caroline Nicholson.
He was born in Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, the son of Alexander Fraser and Hannah.
He was a solicitor and died in Ipswich in 1901.
He was born in Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, the son of Alexander Fraser and Hannah.
He was a solicitor and died in Ipswich in 1901.