
Thomas Bye South (1830-1907) and Esther Martin (1841-1911) lived in Kent. Thomas is recorded for most of his life in censuses as an agricultural labourer, but at some time in the 1890s he bought a greengrocer's business. He and Esther had 6 children, including my great grandmother Ruth Naomi South and Y's great grandfather, James Joseph, (1874-1936) shown above in uniform.
I always scrap my ancestral photos at A4 as they are stored in a rng binder with all the historial documents and print-outs from Ancestry.com. I quite like the variety from 12x12 and it allows me to use up some of those smaller leftovers, which you know is one of my 'things'.










3 comments:
How exciting for you both.
That is an exciting development. And your layouts are wonderful. I really like the heritagy papers you're using!
That's a great paper with the watches on. What a great idea to scrap in A4 so you can keep the documents together. My little boy has started scrapping with me (4 and a half) and he uses A4 so it can go in a cheap ring binder that he chose, instead of an expensive 12x12. Its definitely a great way to use up scraps and A4 new stuff can be a lot cheaper too.
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