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Longbottom Family Group - HOL00149
The father of the children was Sandy Longbottom, who sailed from Liverpool to New York in January 1907. His wife, Clara Ann, nee Robinson, was pregnant with their 4th child. He never returned. L-R Gladys, b 1892, Mary Monica, b 1900, Clara Ann,…
Grace Schofield in her finery. - HOL00150
Grace married Joseph Longbottom at Leeds Parish Church in February 1865. Their first child, Martha Jane was born at Roe Head near Mirfield 10th April 1865. They had five more children, Amy, Edwin and Sandy born at Hunsworth Mill, Cleckheaton, Fred…
Fred Longbottom & Anne Jane Plunkett - HOL00151
Anne Jane Plunkett b 1873 and Fred Longbottom (1873-1960.) Probably on their engagement to be married in 1902. They married on 17th May 1902. Fred was the son of Joseph Longbottom and Grace Schofield of Cooper House, Luddenden Foot.
Family Group - HOL00152
Taken in the mid-twenties. Philip was born 25th September 1922, Ada Mary Cockcroft born at Hawksclough, Mytholmroyd on 28th April 1896 and Claude Longbottom was born 1st February 1897 at Boulderclough.
Philip and Peggy (née Greenwood) Longbottom's wedding – HOL00154
This studio picture was taken after their wedding at St Michael's,Mytholmroyd
Peggy Greenwood and Philip Longbottom's wedding party.
- HOL00156
Bride and Groom with Bridesmaids, L to R Edna, Joan and Betty Greenwood. Betty was the twin sister of the bride. Men, L-R Bill Jones, ?, Philip Longbottom, Frank Greenwood (Bride's father) Amos Johnson (brides maternal uncle) and Jack Tonge?
Philip and Peggy Longbottom - HOL00157
Philip and Peggy Longbottom in the garden, 6, West View, Cragg Road, Mytholmroyd, probably late 40s.
Three Youngsters - KES00104
Possibly taken at Clough House. c1908
Clarence Ingham Sunderland Memorial Card - KES00106
He is commemorated at Wainsgate Chapel, on the memorial plaque and a photograph, also on his family's memorial in the graveyard.
Nancy Smith, nee Tennant - LLG00161
Her husband was Bob Smith, the boot and shoe repairer, Albert Street, Hebden Bridge
Six Young Men - LLG00176
This is believed to be the photograph that inspired Ted Hughes poem of that name.