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Tag Archives: Dora Doswell
A Peaceful Day in Brighton and Hove
In my last post I showed you this photograph, and left you wondering where it was taken. I have some more photographs taken on the same day, which shows the Dinnis and Cleeve families having a lovely day out together. … Continue reading
The Fashion for Hats in 1931
I find I have suddenly become quite obsessed by hats as I look through some photographs of my grandmother and her sisters. I only knew Nannie (Annie Cleeve) in her later years, so ‘fashion’ wasn’t a word I associated with … Continue reading
Posted in Annie Cleeve, Grace Cleeve, Olive Cleeve
Tagged Brighton, Dora Doswell, fashion, French beret, Sears catalogue
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Summer 1931
84 years ago, and the summer of 1931 saw three of the Cleeve sisters in Brighton. It’s so nice seeing them in the place I have lived all my life. Brighton looks so … empty! I’ve never seen it so … Continue reading
Posted in Annie Cleeve, Grace Cleeve, Kate Cleeve, Olive Cleeve, Rose Cleeve
Tagged 1930s Brighton, Beret, Brighton, Dora Doswell, fashion, hat, Sisters
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Dora Doswell gets married
It’s been a while since I was last here … computer problems, sigh. So to refresh our memories, the last we heard of Edith Cleeve was in 1925, when we looked at some photographs with her daughter, Dora. Continuing on … Continue reading
Posted in CLEEVE, Dummer, Edith Maud W Cleeve
Tagged Basingstoke, Dora Doswell, Family History, Frederick Ashbolt, Hampshire, South Stoneham, Wedding
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Edith Cleeve has a daughter
Edith and Ernest Doswell had been married for 1 year when their only child was born in 1908. Her name was Edith Dora Doswell, but she was known as Dora to avoid confusion with her mother. The first England Census … Continue reading
Posted in CLEEVE, Dummer, Edith Maud W Cleeve
Tagged Basingstoke, Dora Doswell, Family History
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Edith Cleeve Gets Married
In 1907, when she was 21 Edith married Ernest John Doswell. There aren’t many details of this great day, just that it was registered in the District of Basingstoke. This is where Ernest was born, currently lived and would eventually … Continue reading
Posted in CLEEVE, Dummer, Edith Maud W Cleeve
Tagged Basingstoke, Dora Doswell, Ernest John Doswell, Winchester
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