Supplied by Anne-Marie Eccles

Clearwell School Group 1911
http://www.forest-of-dean.net/gallery/fod_variety_2/

James and Ann Jones
http://www.forest-of-dean.net/gallery/lydbrook_2/

These photos were in a locket given to me by my mother, I know the people were
close family and are possibly my great grandparents listed below.
Does anyone recognise them to confirm this?

My great grandfather James JONES born1840 at Lydbrook
(father James, mother Margaret WILLIAMS)
He lived in Cammomile Green until his death in 1907

and

Ann JONES born West Dean 1848 (mother Martha ABRAHALL, father Thomas JONES)
She died aged 60 at Cammomile Green

They married at the independent Chapel Monmouth in 1864

Sylvia Morgan

Albert Watkins born 1892 at Ruardean

William Stanley (Tom) Duberley born 1894 Ruardean

Annie Doris Watkins born 1921 Ruardean

http://www.forest-of-dean.net/gallery/watkins_ruardean/

Photo and details supplied by Sue Bates

Mary Trigg
http://www.forest-of-dean.net/gallery/fod_variety_2/

Mary Trigg, daughter of Allen & Emma Trigg nee Haddock
I believe the photo was taken somewhere in the Forest of Dean

Does anyone recognise the Church?

Courtesy of Sue Sterry of Westbury

Westbury Workhouse
http://www.forest-of-dean.net/gallery/fod_variety_2/

Procession through Westbury that shows the workhouse at the top of the picture

Trigg Footballer
http://www.forest-of-dean.net/gallery/fod_variety_2/

This is a member of the Trigg family wearing his football kit. He was in a team in
Forest of Dean area. Would be nice to know who he is and what team he played for.

Sue Bates

Looks more like a County kit , esp. the cap, Gloucestershire Rugby or Football team perhaps ? ( the ball is a give away too !!!)

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Ἀριστοτέλης A Gloster & Hereford Boy in the Forest of Dean ><((((*>

Thanks slowhands, following your reply
I have been in touch with Gloucester Rugby Heritage and have received a reply from Richard Williams asking me to forward the photograph on to him and he will do his best to identify it.
Sue

Received a reply from Richard Williams, he thinks that I can discount a rugby connection as their researcher is positive that it's not a rugby ball he's holding and that it's not a Gloucestershire rugby cap. He says "I suspect it's a cap from one of the Forest football clubs. In a quick search of the Times archive I could find no record of a Trigg playing for Gloucester at any sport pre-1914.incidentally,no Trigg has ever played for Gloucester although a Trigg-Herbert played briefly in the twenties."
Is there anybody out there heard of the Trigg-Herberts?
Sue