Agnes Blinco [875] 1841-1895 Scrapbook

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This map shows all locations John Blincoe and family recorded from 1841-1891.1841 Savinah and John living at HollingsYard which is today Arnotts Yard They may have been living there since marrying in 1837. 1851 Savinah and John and family living at Jesses Lane
Three unamed lacemakers of Long Crendon of the later 19th century. Agnes would have been about the age of this girl in the photo in 1851 when she was employed in this cottage industry. Copyright Bucks CC
Mrs Cadle, Miss S A Hawkes, Miss Jane Warner Church End,Long Crendon, Copyright Bucks CC

Because of the light required the work was carrioed out outside the cottages whenever possible. Copyright Bucks CC

in 1983 Emma’s occupation Lacemaker.
Living here with family in 1861 census but moved on by 1871 Churchill Arms’ Public House can be seen on the left. Copyright Bucks CC
Another view High St. and probably junction with Burts Lane to the left front of photo.Copyright Bucks CC
Marriage Certificate
Long Crendon Baptist Chapel where it appears many of the Blincoe’s attended
Living here in 1871 census but moved by 1881. Copyright Bucks CC
The City Hall Bradford Yorkshire It would appear that John and Agnes were in Bradford for at least 3 years as children born there in 1875 and 1878. Bradford a centre for industrial activity at the time as the buildings attest a major victorian city.
Rawson Square Bradford
The Concert Hall Bradford
Sunbridge Rd Bradford
Living here in 1881, husband John farmer of 6 acres ‘Churchill Arms’ Public House can be seen on the left Copyright Bucks CC
1891 Queen St Dorchester Oxon.Agnes and family lived on Queen St in 1881. Church House , Queen St. Dorchester Photo 1904 Copyright Oxfordshire County Council
High St leading to Queen St Photo 1904 Copyright Oxfordshire County Council
John and Agnes here in 1901 and Agnes died here in 1895. Warborough Village Photo C 1955 Copyright Oxfordshire County Council
Warborough Church of St Laurence Photo C 1910 Copyright Oxfordshire County Council

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