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In the garden of what is now The
Wine Lodge. |
Another family portrait in the
garden. |
Ready to go out in the Pony and
Trap. |
L to R. Anna,
Clara, Mary Ann. All Palmers. 1875 |
The grave of Elizabeth Palmer |
Ready to go cycling. |
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Jonathan
Palmer who lived in Feltwell from at least 1851 (apprentice to Moore's
Drapers and Grocers in Feltwell) to at least 1890 by which time he had
married the Moores' daughter and took ownership of the store in Cock
Street - now High Street.
(We are trying to find marriage dates and to track
down Samuel, his father and his roots - any ideas or frankly anything to
do with Palmers - children being Arthur, Elisabeth, Fredrick, Nell, Anna,
Clara and Mary Ann about which we have very little. Maureen Reid) |
A family group. |
L to R. Arthur,
Elizabeth, Jonathan, Frederick, Elizabeth with Ellen on lap, Charles. 1867 |
In the hay field at harvest.
Jonathan Palmer centre and family. |