Looking at the people in my grandfather's life in the early 1900's through his Edwardian post card collection.
Mr Henry Mould
The discovery of Henry Mould as a correspondent with Jane Povey has been an interesting link to solve. Jane's father and Henry's mother married in 1850 so they were step brother and sister. The 1851 census records Henry, age 13 working as an agricultural labourer living with his mother and step-father, shown as a "son-in-law" and Jane was already married and living in Brighton.
The postcard indicate that they must have been sufficiently close to continue to write to each other at least until 1906. His daughter, Edith also wrote some of the cards.
Mr Henry Mould post cards.
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A postcard from India
A postcard from Charley Tidy to one of his aunt's from Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, India . The postcard is dated 23rd April 1908 but has no...
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A card from Henry Mould. These post cards from Henry are evidence of a relationship between him and Jane Povey, but so far I have not ...
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This photograph was taken on 17th May 1970 and is part of the James Gray Collection. The earliest record of Upper St James Street in the...
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A post card to John from Edith when she was our for a 'very nice drive'. August 7th 1907 was a Wednesday.
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