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White chocolate tarts

15 March, 2014thecuriouspast

Trying out a new recipe

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My Grandfather - Moses Knighton Jnr
My Grandfather – Moses Knighton Jnr
Sarah Elizabeth Fearn 1887 - 1963
Sarah Elizabeth Fearn 1887 – 1963
Two Little Ducks
Two Little Ducks
Moses Knighton in Uniform
Moses Knighton in Uniform
Marriage of Katherine Fearn to Gerald Lacey 26th December 1925
Marriage of Katherine Fearn to Gerald Lacey 26th December 1925
School Class circa 1899, Sarah Fearn top left
School Class circa 1899, Sarah Fearn top left
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On holiday in Cleethorpes?
On holiday in Cleethorpes?
My sister and I
My sister and I
Me and my Grandfather
Me and my Grandfather
Moses and Moses My Grandfather and Great Grandfather
Moses and Moses My Grandfather and Great Grandfather
Sarah Fearn
Sarah Fearn
Sarah
Moses Knighton Jnr
Moses Knighton Jnr
Moses Knighton Jnr
Moses Knighton Jnr
Daisy and Harry Pearson
Daisy and Harry Pearson
Paternal Grandparents and me - aged about 5 to 6
Paternal Grandparents and me – aged about 5 to 6
Harry Pearson
Harry Pearson
Daisy Pearson
Daisy Pearson
Moses Knighton Senior
Moses Knighton Senior
Sarah Elizabeth Fearn
Sarah Elizabeth Fearn
Sarah's sister - Mary Jane
Sarah’s sister – Mary Jane
Me and my Mum - Katherine
Me and my Mum – Katherine
Painting by Moses
Painting by Moses
Painting by Moses
Painting by Moses
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