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Family Tree, Brown B10 from B0.

TBC/014/065

White piece of paper with handwritten family tree on it. The family tree starts at Frank Wise Brown (b.1879 d.1970) and Blanche Wildman. In the top right hand corner is an address with the name Mrs. B.U. Crisp, it is dated Xmas 1987. It is an extension sheet for the family tree ...
Wolverton loop line built and Wolverton Park opens (c.1885).

ALC/019/025

Notes on how to increase efficiency of the carriage works. A loop line is built to take passenger traffic away from the Wolverton Works and a park, Wolverton Park, is developed between the old line and the loop. The park’s opening is celebrated with a day’s holiday and a series of events.
Stony Stratford High Street 1882

DJD/002/004

Black and White Postcard shows Stony Stratford High Street in 1882. Along the right hand side there are approximately 8 shops in the foreground, and several more beyond a large tree. One of the shops is called Walford. There is a man, a woman and a child walking towards the shop. ...
Bletchley Road, Bletchley

BOD/001/030

Bletchley Road, Bletchley. Handwritten note reads “in 1888”.
Brickhill Road, Fenny Stratford

BOD/001/034

Brickhill Road, Fenny Stratford. Handwritten note reads “& the old River Bridge 1888”.
Brown Family Descendant Chart.

TBC/014/068

Family tree for the Browns. A4 paper with printed chart starting with Maisie Agnes Brown (d.1976) going down to Matthew Barnes (b.1976). Sheet two of six.
Frank Brown Snr. with family in Mill Street Newport Pagnell.

TBC/015/070

Black and white photograph showing Frank Wise Brown (as a boy) and his family in Mill Street, Newport Pagnell. Sarah Ann Brown (née Wise) (1852-1916) is sitting in the middle with Walter Brown (1854-1924) behind her and the four sons arranged around them. They are named as (clockwise from top left). Frank ...
Interview about McCorquodales Printing Works and life in Wolverton.

ALC/003/001

Describes McCorquodales printing works where approximately 90% of the employees were female. McC’s was set up to employ daughters of the LMS on the understanding that the company would do all the railway printing. JR’s father worked very long hours as the girls’ hours were restricted, especially during the war. Remembers ‘squatters’, older women sitting ...
Oral history audio recordings of George Boddington (1906-1986).

ALC/004

Three interviews referring to documents and memorabilia relating to the Post Office at McCorquodales the printers. Early family history, war service and social events in Wolverton.
The Canal, Fenny Stratford

BOD/001/074

The Canal, Fenny Stratford. On the back are two handwritten notes: (in grey) “Hammonds field as it used to be now all built on” and (in blue) “the new Estate” and (in blue) our play ground as children 1888″.
Baptism and Prayer Card for Louisa Ann Chown.

TBC/004/001

Card listing the dates of the Baptism (30.4.1884), Confirmation (11.3.1898) and First Communion (13.3.1898) of Louisa Ann Chown. The card is cream coloured and is printed with mainly black writing with spaces for the name and dates to be filled in. There are pictures of gold crosses on the card and at the ...
Births.

TBC/004

Newspaper birth announcements and baptism cards for various members of the Taylor Brown family.

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