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My grandfather Henry Morris
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MWS
from Bham
Unfotunately if there's no photo amongst your family, you'll have to be very fortunate for someone else to have one and also know who he is.
I have a photo of my grandfather from the first world war with a group of other soldiers, no idea who any of them are sadly.
Appears to be a slight discepancy with his age, his birth was registered Jun qtr 1891 so he would have been 25/26.
I have a photo of my grandfather from the first world war with a group of other soldiers, no idea who any of them are sadly.
Appears to be a slight discepancy with his age, his birth was registered Jun qtr 1891 so he would have been 25/26.
MWS
from Bham
A well travelled family it appears.
Henry's father James Morris was born in Leeds to a Thomas John Morris, who was born in London, and Margaret Tyghe, who was Irish.
His mother Mary Jane Howe was born in Gloucestershire (Clifton) to a John Howe, born Bristol, and Mary Shermer, who was from Gloucestershie as well.
Henry's father James Morris was born in Leeds to a Thomas John Morris, who was born in London, and Margaret Tyghe, who was Irish.
His mother Mary Jane Howe was born in Gloucestershire (Clifton) to a John Howe, born Bristol, and Mary Shermer, who was from Gloucestershie as well.
