Caroline & Martin Davis's families

John Scarlett, who emigrated to Canada in 1808

Edward Christopher's home at 15 La Rush Dr Weston

11 Yorkleigh Ave Weston, the home of St George Scarlett

Mrs Mary Harriet ("May") Akehurst (née Scarlett)

Charles Akehurst as a young soldier

Ida Maude Hunter, later Scarlett

E E Scarlett's engagement photograph, dating from 1947/48, and appearing in a Toronto newspaper

Jack Akehurst as a soldier

taken by Bruce Coates, March 2005

Dr. G.H. Marshall of Kington, whose portrait is owned by Norman J. Marshall of Victoria, Australia

Leacroft Freer Snr.

Eliza Powell Freer (née Dudley)

"It may be a bit earlier than 1910. Many of the photos in that album of my grandmother's were
labelled about 1906 - 7." Bruce Coates

Arthur John Gateley K.S.G.

Sebastian Gateley, known as Seb

Stephen Joseph Gateley

Winnie Gateley, née Rawlins, about 1906

Freda Pringle Brown, 1948

Bob Pringle-Brown

Rab Pringle-Brown

Bobby Gateley

S. M. Gateley K.S.G., founder of the family law firm

Elizabeth Mary Gateley

Thomas Jeffries Snr.

Cotmore, Hereford bull bred at The Grove by Thomas Jeffries, by Old Sovereign out of a dam by Old Lottery, calved in 1836 and Royal Show Champion at the first Royal Show (Oxford, 1839): he was acknowledged to be the greatest bull ever produced to that day. His weight at 9 years (when this picture was painted) was 3,920 lbs. (1 ton, 15 cwt.). Cotmore was "bought in" at the sale at The Grove after Thomas's death in 1843.

In 1940, a ship carrying a consignment of Herefords to America was torpedoed in the Atlantic. Two of them swam ashore to Ireland, showing the stamina of the breed.

The Dean of Gloucester (reproduced by kind permission of Lord Dynevor)

John Ogilvie on his daughter Rachel's wedding day

Probably General Francis Lascelles, a pastel possibly by Jean-Etienne Liotard (according to Anthony Mould)

Arthur Wiggin as a member of the Felstead School Band

Edward Lascelles (1702 - 1747)

Frances Lascelles née Ball (1719 - 1761)

The 1st Earl of Harewood, a detail of the portrait at Harewood House (reproduced by kind permission of the Earl and Countess of Harewood and the Trustees of the Harewood House Trust)

Edward Prince of Wales, later Edward V: the only existing image of him - stained glass panel, 1482, Little Malvern Priory

George Rice, detail of a portrait by William Hoare of Bath (courtesy of Lord Dynevor)

Cecil Baroness Dinevor, wife of George Rice: detail of the portrait by Reynolds (1762) - by courtesy of Lord Dynevor

Mary de Cardonnel, wife of the 2nd Baron Talbot: detail of portrait by Allan Ramsay, 1742 - by courtesy of Lord Dynevor

Photograph by Teresa Rodriguez-Gimeno, Summer 2007

Henry Pickering - detail from the Pickering-Wilkinson wedding photograph (1912) supplied by Jayne Kirk

John Pickering - taken from a family group in the 1880s

Frances Pickering, taken from a family group in the 1880s

Mary-Anne Mitchell

John Mitchell, surgeon

John Pickering (supplied by Jayne Kirk)

Ethel Harriet Davis, née Gedge, photographed on 25th May 1909 in Cheltenham

Mike Davis, when graduating at Oxford

Will Reynolds Corser

Bessie Corser, about 1897

The daughters of John Jeffries Davis, together with Tommy Watkins Baker, son of Mary. Tommy was born 1905. This photograph was supplied by Bruce Coates on 6th July 2005, from his grandmother's album: the caption says it was taken in Croydon in 1906 or 1907.

Lizzie Corser, née Taylor

Roy Thomson, photographed by Lord Snowdon (with acknowledgements)

Robert Cromwell, father of the Lord Protector

John Meredith (The original hangs at 28 Moorend Park Rd., Cheltenham.)

Edward Hickman's home, The Castle, Oldswinford (taken by Bruce Coates, March 2006)

Thomas Hastings, 4th light dragoons, 1778 - 1854

John Raymond Raymond-Barker JP DL, of Fairford Park

Eve & Joy Dickinson, in the Cariboo. I believe they were married when this picture was taken. (Lena Charlton)

Signature on his son's marriage bond

Henry Pridham Blanchard

Taken on a family visit by Dorothy and Oscar Hammerstein (back right) to her family in Melbourne - her parents Capt. Henry James Blanchard, his wife Marion, with 5 grandchildren in the foreground.