Wigan Album

The name Livesey jumped out at me! My Step Grandfather's name was John Robert Livesey and he had a brother Joseph, I never knew of any other relatives. He was married to my Grandmother Shortly after after the First World War. He was a lovely man, the only Grandfether I ever knew.My natural Grandfather was killed in Belgium in 1916,and my Dad's Father died following a mine accident long before I was born. Any chance of a Connection??

The name Livesey jumped out at me! My Step Grandfather's name was John Robert Livesey and he had a brother Joseph, I never knew of any other relatives. He was married to my Grandmother Shortly after after the First World War. He was a lovely man, the only Grandfether I ever knew.My natural Grandfather was killed in Belgium in 1916,and my Dad's Father died following a mine accident long before I was born. Any chance of a Connection??

The name Livesey jumped out at me! My Step Grandfather's name was John Robert Livesey and he had a brother Joseph, I never knew of any other relatives. He was married to my Grandmother Shortly after after the First World War. He was a lovely man, the only Grandfether I ever knew.My natural Grandfather was killed in Belgium in 1916,and my Dad's Father died following a mine accident long before I was born. Any chance of a Connection??

What a beautiful photograph Stuart...and don't sepia photo's always look nicer than coloured ones.

Hello Ellen I do not know much about my Mother's relatives the Livesleys but one of my daughters has done some research and if I can find anything of interest I will let you know. BY THE WAY I made a mistake with the date the picture was taken in 1917, it was my Mother who was born in 1913.

Thanks Stuart. I would like to hear any news you may have.

Hello again Stuart! Heres my e-mail

Many thanks Maureen. Yes I do agree with you about sepia photographs but the photographers were artists in those days and took time over their work - hence there were not a lot of smiles on the faces of their subjects!