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Family Details
If you're confused by all the names,
here are some explanations of how they all fit together....starting
with Gran. Each section deals with a different generation of Wynne's
or Herbert's families....
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1914 - the birthday signature.... |
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Eleanore von Poellnitz
Gran was 100 years old on March 13th 1914,
and the clan gathered to pay their respects.
Born a year before the battle of Waterloo, she lived to see planes
fly and loved travelling in the
new-fangled motor cars.
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Blanche
Blanche was Eleanore's youngest child, and Wynne's mother. She married
George Llewhellin and had five children, three of whom survived.
Wynne was the youngest.
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Herbert
The man Wynne eventually married came from a family of 13 children.
Thomas Jackson had been sent to work at 14, married the daughter
of a ship's captain, and made good. Herbert was number seven in
the pecking order. He was born on March 17th 1859.
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Herbert Jackson -
Winifred Llewhellin
Wynne was married on June 5th 1901. Herbert had been fighting in
South Africa, and the wedding had had to be postponed.
They had three children: Thomas Herbert Elliot, Ysobel Evelyn and
Eleanore Mary - born in 1903. 1904 and 1908.
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Wynne's children
Thomas never married, but both Ysobel and Eleanore did.
Ysobel married Bill Symes in 1933, and had four children. Eleanore married
Bill Scott and had two. From their children in turn Wynne now has 6 great
grandchildren, and 5 great great grandchildren.
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