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THE CHILDREN OF:
ERNEST GEORGE & QUEENIE MAY LEA
Firstly we have a collection of photographs taken of George and Queenie’s children during and after the second World War. For us children they are reminders of our childhood and youth. We then see ourselves as parents with our own families.
Cousins
Ron (standing) and Tony Lea in Gorse Hill Recreation Field, 9 June 1933. Ethel, Ron’s mother, took the two boys there to look after them, whilst her sister-in-law Queenie, gave birth to her second child, that child of course being myself.
Photographs of Yesteryear
Dennis, David, Tony, Brian and Donald
This photograph was taken during the 1939-1945 second World War by Auntie Edie at No. 2 Argile Street, Gorse Hill, Swindon, whilst she was looking after the boys during their mother’s illness.
Donald Lea, Author of this book. Margaret (Maggie)
Vera Joan, left, eldest daughter of George and Queenie, and Valerie Jean
Left: Tony, David, Mother, Dennis, Brian and Donald
Right: Shirley Caine and Vera Lea. Photograph taken in Birmingham
Margaret and Barbara. Photograph taken in Bright Street, Gorse Hill
David with neighbour’s daughter
Linda, Barbara, and Diane. Barbara and Diane are both living in Australia
Diane holding her niece, Teresa
Another photograph at No.2 Argile Street, Gorse Hill, by Auntie Edie during the war years, of her nephews Tony, Donald and Dennis
Tony at one year old in Gorse Hill Recreation ground, 1933
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