My sister has kept in touch with our stepfather’s family. He had several brothers and sisters, none of whom are still alive, but they had children – one niece, her husband and two of their sons called in last week, as they were Christmasing in the area. I’d met W and C before they had children, but not seen them for 40 years. Eldest son Ben, whose birthday it was, has made a photo album of as many family members as possible and has shared it with us, which was lovely. We all duly lined up and smiled for the camera. Today, looking up the back stairs to see if ECat had nipped up while the door was open, I noticed a photo album that I didn’t recognise. It was Miss Fitt’s. She’d been given it as a girl by her sister Alice and there were all her family photos in it – I can’t pretend I looked all through it. But my mother had tucked in some photos and newspaper cuttings and this one was among them.
If anyone in it sees this and wants to be removed, please let me know.
Oh, that is a lovely keepsake! Can I say appealing?
Do please tell us more about Miss Fitt! Also about Clarissa.
The best sort of history.
As Martina says, do tell us more!
Heh heh, Di
Clarissa was Miss Fitt, Martina. Yes, I will try to remember what I know.