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Category Archives: Bowers
Wordless Wednesday – Ann Bowers carte-de-visite
Wordless Wednesday – Ann Bowers carte-de-visite Continue reading
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Tagged Ann Bailey Bowers, Ann Bishop, Ann Bowers, carte de visite, wordless wednesday
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Mother’s Day
Mother’s Day – a celebration of motherhood. Continue reading
A life consumed
The ‘White Plague’, ‘Consumption’, ‘T.B’, Tuberculosis. If you’ve been researching your family tree, you’re bound to have stumbled across some of these phrases as causes of death (i’d only not seen the ‘white plague’ term before, but I’ve seen the … Continue reading
Posted in Bowers, Cambridgeshire, Fenland, Little Downham, Martin, Railwaymen, Wicken
Tagged consumption, disease, health, milk, nutrition, overcrowding, scarlet fever, TB, tuberculosis, ventilation, white plague
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