Possibly Alfred John Wintle 1837-95 at Bill Mills, Weston-under-Penyard.
Can anyone contradict?

Amanda Woolley

Industrial History of Dean by Cyril Hart should be available through the Library system. I must have taken it out from a Hampshire library.

Roger

Sydney George Parker was the brother of my Great Grandmother.

BR

Pete

Taken we think in the late 1880s or early 1890's and is the family of John
Samuel Priest b Coleford 1837 died 1894 (buried Lydbrook).

John Priest was the Manager of the chemical works at Oakwood and Lydbrook until
his death. We believe the lady sitting is his second wife Ellen Priest formerly
Gwilliam nee Payne b 1841 in Marston Sicca and died 30th March, 1898 (buried Lydbrook).

We are as certain as we can be that the girl on the left is Mary Priest born
1876 the daughter of John Priest's first wife Hannah Mason born 1837 died 1880
(buried Lydbrook)

The other girl we think is one of her sisters Louisa born 1875 or Clara born
1871 and the baby possible Eleonor Daisy Priest born 1884 the daughter of John
Priest and Ellen.

The only thing written on the back is 'To Mary with love from Clara'

We are just hoping that someone might recognise them, a rather forlorn hope but
you never know.

Alison Priest

Great Western Iron Works Soudley
http://www.forest-of-dean.net/gallery/soudley/

River Severn Catchment Board 1934
http://www.forest-of-dean.net/gallery/river_severn/

River Severn Catchment Board 1934-35 at Broadoak near Newnham on Severn

They are from left to right: Bill Cliff, Ted Taylor, Bill Williamson,
Sydney George Parker, Bill Scarlet & Bill Settler

Their wage was £2-2s-0d per week