There is a picture on the photo gallery on this sight of The Nelly Fleming in Lydney harbour .The photo was taken by Frank Harris .I wondered if Frank Harris was the son of Elizabeth Brain [1846] who married Thomas Harris[1842] Frank was born 1881. Frank Harris has a few pictures on this forum I hope you may have some information on him thank you for your past help regards carol

Try

www.rogerco.freeserve.co.uk

Victorian and Edwardian photographs carte-de-visite (Roger Vaughan)

A useful and interesting site for dating old photographs.

Thank you for your reply the websight you directed me to was brilliant and i will spend some time looking at the photographs on it .I do however know the date of the picture on the forum of the Nelly Fleming by Frank Harris it was taken in the 1930's i was curious as to the parentage of this photographer.Thank you for your information regards carol

(possibly Frank Harris of the Postlip Mill, Winchcombe)

Reference D3921
Covering dates 1664-20th cent
Held by Gloucestershire Archives
Extent 7 subfonds
Accruals 3935, 3945, 3947, 3967, 3970, 3984, 4750, 7646

Source of acquisition Documents deposited by Dr. Cyril Edwin Hart, O.B.E., 30 October 1979, 3, 11, 19, 20 December 1979, 12 January 1980, 27 February 1980, 28 February 1980, 11 March 1980, 3 April 1980, 21 December 1983, 3 March 1997

Frank Harris of Lydney and A. W. Trotter of Coleford [no ref. or date]

[no title] D3921/II/37 1929-1977

1 vol.

Contents:
Newscuttings, photographs and correspondence concerning the contribution of Frank Harris and A. W. Trotter to the study of the history of the Forest
Includes C. Scott-Garrett and F. H. Harris, 'Chesters Roman Villa, Woolaston', Archaeologia Cambrensis, 1938, and Field Observations between Severn and Wye, 1932; Lord Bledisloe, 'The antiquities of Lydney', Transactions of the Bristol & Gloucestershire Archaeological Society, 1929 (autographed copy); and various notes by Frank Harris printed in the Transactions of the Bristol & Gloucestershire Archaeological Society, 1936-38

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Thank you for the information slowhands seems like frank harris was a busy lad regards carol

What an amazing website.

As I have numerous unidentified, family photographs, including military ones, I might just manage to attach names to some of them. It will take a "bit of doing."

Thank you from Ann.