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- Collection: Alice Longstaff - Female portraits
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Ethel Wadsworth - ALC04238
Daughter of John Henry Wadsworth and Fanny Wadsworth (Nee Park) Brother of Edmond Wadsworth
Married Edward Bond on 26th July 1941
Married Edward Bond on 26th July 1941
Florence Lavinia Ogden nee Redman - ALC04240
Florence, 1921 - 2016, was the daughter of William Ewart and Florence Lavinia Redman, nee Buck, who lived on Commercial Street, Hebden Bridge. She was aunt to Ruth Lumb.
Mrs Leone Knight- ALC04250
Born Leone Jones on Lee Mill Road. She later ran Ashley House on Hangingroyd Lane near the bottom of Moss Lane. Leone married Johnny Knight, they had two sons, Lindsay and Julian, and lived at Hebden Grove in the 1960s.
Clara Marshall - ALC04296
Clara was an excellent accompanist for all singers, and her husband Stanley was pianist for the over 60s Choir. Mother to Ruth, Richard and John Marshall.
Ruth Shackleton - ALC04299
Now lives in Norfolk. Married to Prof: Philip Jones. Daughter of Sheila and Stanley Shackleton and sister to Peter. Ruth was head girl at Calder High School 1969-70
Rose Holden nee Cook - ALC04314
Went to Calder High School between January 1957 and July 1961. Mother of Linda, Louise and Richard, daughter of Ted Cook, Aunt of Christine Levi nee Leeder.
Gladys Hubbard - ALC04374
Gladys married John Walton, mother of Kit, Tim and Kay.
Mrs Gledhill - ALC07010
Mrs Gledhill taught at Calder High School in the 1960s.
Gwen Clark - ALC07159
Gwen Clark, born c1945, lived at Banksfield, Mytholmroyd, she married Colin Midgley.
Joan Collins nee Sunderland - ALC07202
Joan attended Calder high School and later worked for TRhornbers
Sheila Bainbridge - ALC07204
Lived on Banksfield Estate, Mytholmroyd.
Female Portrait - ALC07209
Barbara Aston, she married John Aston who had the sports shop on Crown Street.
Dulcie Greenwood nee Bailey - ALC03821
Married Doug Greenwood and mother of Sandra Moore.
Patricia Martin - ALC03889
Hebden Bridge girl who attended Sowerby Bridge Grammar School. Photo taken c1966.
