Glass Plate Negative: Mr and Mrs Wilding Silver Wedding
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One black and white negative of Mr and Mrs Wilding at their silver wedding celebrations.
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Wonderful! If parents of Anthony Wilding - tennis ace, they would be Frederick and Julia. Frederick died 5 July 1945 and Julia 28 August 1936 (discrepancy on this date - differs on headstone to sources elsewhere). They are both buried in Bromley Cemetery (CCC cemeteries database confirms this), but only Julia's name appears on the headstone along with a musical score engraving. Images I snapped in 2013 - earthquake damaged. https://flic.kr/p/iWbZPb and https://flic.kr/p/iW273p and https://flic.kr/p/iWbZqf
- Sarndra Lees
Posted on 20-06-2021 10:39:55