PHOTO GALLERY

Yvonne Bligh

By Yvonne Bligh

Photo:Theodore Martin Bligh, my paternal grandfather, in civilian clothes

Photo:Kate Bligh (nee Ray, my father's mother ie paternal grandmother)

Photo:Octavia Louisa Bligh (nee Passingham, my paternal great-grandmother)

Photo:Theodore Martin Bligh (Photo: Horatio Aqius cos Picua Malta)

Photo:Wedding of Jim Ray (my great-uncle Jim) and Minnie ? Charles Frederick Bligh (my father) is in sailor suit on the knee of HIS father, Theodore Martin Bligh, front row on left. His sister, Dorothy, is at the other end of the front row and his mother, Kate, is behind his father. The bridegroom, Jim Ray, is Kate's brother. On the right of the back row is Kate's sister, Rose and next to her in the middle is Kate's cousin, known as Lulu.

Photo:Wedding of Rose Ray and Samuel Wood. In front row, next to Samuel, is Rose's cousin Lulu, and next to her is her husband George Kelsey. Top row, on right is Rose's brother Jim and his wife Minnie (from previous wedding photo).

Photo:L-R: Jim, twin brother Charlie, sister Rose, sister Kate

Photo:Harry Ray, younger brother, went to Canada at age of 16. Became an architect to the school board of Manitoba.

Photo:Me and my sister, Sylvia Bligh, in Steine Gardens, c1930

Photo:Me and my sister, Sylvia Bligh, in Steine Gardens, c1930

Photo:Me with my father Charles Frederick Bligh, Steine Gardens c1930

Photo:Me taken in backyard of grandparents' house at 25 Queens Gardens c1931.

Photo:Me taken at 41 Whitehawk Avenue c1933

Photo:Me and my sister Sylvia with our parents Charles and Eunice on Banjo beach, Brighton, c1936

Photo:My sister, Sylvia Bligh, in dress knitted by mum (Eunice) c1933 at 41 Whitehawk Avenue

Photo:Class at Pelham Street School approx 1919. 2nd row from top, 3rd from right Charles Frederick Bligh

Photo:Staff photo of George Kelsey, Motor Body Builders, Belfast Street, Hove. Front row, 2nd from left, Charles Frederick Bligh who was nephew of George Kelsey who owned the business.

This gallery was added on 06/10/2006.

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