I hope this does not upset anyone.
Thank You for looking at this blog
Angie xx
Thursday, 30 April 2009
In Memorium
MIL had said to me that she had a brother who died soon after birth and that her parents were devastated. When I started doing FH, every one I asked (after her death) said I had got it wrong and that there were only the 4 girls from his first wife. This picture, sent by my American cousin, shows Baby Boy Browning 1917, laid out for burial … morbid I know but he was much longed for, he is part of our FH and the parents must have wanted to remember him and others to see the photo.
I hope this does not upset anyone.
Thank You for looking at this blog
Angie xx
I hope this does not upset anyone.
Thank You for looking at this blog
Angie xx
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6 comments:
This is a beautiful page - really tastefully done!
Lovely LO. worthy of your FH Album!
Beautifully done Angie. It's a sad fact, we have similar photos in our own family, a tragedy belonging to my own generation. They are intensely important pictures. Wasn't he beautiful.
That's a beautiful page. Infant death was so common back then. I am tracing my own family tree and it's sad to see so many child deaths.
This is so beautifully done Angie - he looks like he has just gone to sleep. The picture must have been heartbreaking and yet reassuring to own at the same time.
Ange Im blown away by this...what a wonderful way to ensure this little angel isn't forgotten...
all your photos are simply AMAZING!!!!!!!!
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