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 | J-class yachts "Valsheda", "Gal?ida", "Shamrock", "Astra" and "Britainnia". Date 1934/5
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 | Jemima Hand
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 | Jessie Victoria Rigler and Francis Sidney Albin marriage
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 | John and David Pearce at Dundee
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 | John Bingley Garland
From Poole museum website
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 | John Charles Rae
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 | John George Rigler 1863-1945
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 | John Rae and brother Andrew (sonny) with mother Mildred
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 | John Rae with Granddaughter Deanne and daughter Thelma
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 | Joseph Butler Cartridge
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 | Joseph Butler Leon Cartridge
known as Joe.
son of Richard Hart Cartridge and Sarah Mitchell.
Born 1906. This picture taken at Sandbanks, Poole c. 1936
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 | Joyce Norman
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 | Katherine Chapman
Taken about 1910 (assumed from likeness to younger sister Lily taken in same photograph)See Beatrice Lily Chapman
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 | Kathleen Pearce
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 | LtoR Margaret Ethel Cartridge, Robert Cartridge and Janet (Jean) Mansfield nee Cartridge
LtoR Margaret Ethel Cartridge, Robert Cartridge and Janet (Jean) Mansfield nee Cartridge
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 | Mary Ann Anderson
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 | Mary Pickett
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 | Mary Pickett
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 | Mary Pickett
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 | Mary Pickett
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 | Mary Pickett at her sister's grave
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 | Matilda Richardson Orr
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 | Matilda Richardson Orr aged 12
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 | Matilda Shields (Tilly)
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| May Eileen Foote
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| May Eileen Foote and William Connolly marriage
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 | May Foote
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 | Mayor's parade of Poole
Robert Pearce far right
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 | Meaulte France
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 | Meaulte, France
Tanks in Meaulte 22nd August 1918 © IWM (Q 7302)
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 | Memorial to 9/11 victims Ground Zero New York
Engraving for Ronald Gilligan on memorial around site of World Trade Centre
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 | Pearces and Reads
Eva and Wilfs Silver wedding anniversary
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 | Postcard to Charles Budgell from "Bert" (Albert) 1932
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 | Read Family
From Left - Rosina Read, William Read, William (Bill) Read, Eva Read, Frederick Read and Mary Pickett - Taken approx 1907
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 | Read Family
Left to Right John Pearce, Mary Pickett, David Pearce, Eva Read and Rose White
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 | Read family in Scotland
Eva and Frederick Read, John and David Pearce, Mary Pickett in Scotland
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 | Richard Hart Cartridge
Richard Hart Cartridge (Son of Joseph Butler Cartridge.) born 19 February 1864
died 11 January 1928
married Sarah Ann Mitchell (daughter of James Mitchell)
Richard was a very devout, good-living , strong-principled man.
His nickname was "TT Dick "(as he was teetotal)
His fishing boat was the "Seal" PE41
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 | Robert John Cartridge
Robert John Cartridge (b.1897) died 1956
son of Joseph Butler Cartridge(b.1861) and Mary Ewins. and brother of Joseph George Edwin Cartridge; and Grandson of Joseph Butler Cartridge(b1840) and Sarah Hart
Robert was known as "Lofty Bob" due to his height of over 6ft..
A Poole Lifeboatman, Shipwright, and crew member of J class yachts including the "Velsheda" (see separate photo to be added soon)
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 | Robert John Pearce
As a younger man
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 | Robert John Pearce (right) and brothers
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 | Robert John Pearce as Mace Bearer of Poole
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 | Robert Pearce "beating the bounds"
Beating the bounds (of Poole Harbour) is a tradition dating back hundreds of years when the good people of Poole and neighbouring towns meet and confirm their joint boundaries.
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 | Robert Pearce (Mariner)
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 | Robert Pearce (Right) and Samuel Real as macebearers outside the guildhall in Poole.
Both ex policemen
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