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A few photographs of family weddings depicting nearly half a century of styles from 1903 through to 1946.

 

Wedding of Soph Newbury and Percy Morris 22 March 1903

 

 

Sophia Charlotte Newbury

and

Percy William Morris

22 March 1903, St Peter's Church, Fulham

 

 

Sophia was one of the sisters of Jane Newbury.

Percy Morris joined in the Army in 1914 and is pictured in uniform on the page featuring family members who served during WW1. There is also a photograph of Sophia and their children taken at the time he enlisted.

 

 

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Ada Parker and Walter Burford's wedding

Ada Elizabeth Parker and Walter Charles Edgar Burford

27 January 1918, St Peter's Church, Fulham

Ada's parents were Mary Newbury (another of Jane Newbury's sisters) and George Parker, seen standing behind the groom. Walter Burford had enlisted in the Middlesex Regiment in 1912. He married Ada while on leave from serving in Europe and returned to his regiment the day after the wedding.

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Wedding of Ethel Wallis and Albert Burgess

 

 

Ethel Emily Wallis

and

Albert Henry Burgess

1922, Camberwell

 

 

Albert Burgess was the eldest son of Henry Burgess and Elizabeth Hely. He was yet another family member who appears on the WW1 page.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Pip and Jim's wedding

Priscilla Monica Hilditch and James Dickson Taylor: "Pip and Jim"

20 July 1939, St Mary's Church, West Derby

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Wedding of Jessie Hilditch and Jimmy Bailey 8 June 1946

Jessie Margaret Hilditch and James Frederick Bailey

8 June 1946, St Mary's Church, West Derby

Jessie was the youngest daughter of Thomas Percy Hilditch and Elizabeth Monica Lawrence. After war service, she looked rather different from the bespectacled girl seen standing behind her sister Pip in the previous wedding photograph.

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