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Mrs. Elizabeth Riley, daughter of Margaret Rowcroft in the garden of Prospect House with her three younger children: James (left), Elizabeth Ann (centre), and William (right). She had 2 other children, Margaret Alice and Jack. Elizabeth hurt her hip as a girl and walked with a limp. James later worked for the Post Office from the age of 14. William later worked at ICI. Photographer: R.W. Lord, Poulton Le Fylde.

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n.d.

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GB124.DPA/1724/7

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Item from Fonds: Documentary Photographic Archive (GB124.DPA)

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Sub-fonds: Photographs Related To Elizabeth Comboy And Family (GB124.DPA/1724)

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