Angela’s lost photos 5
This batch of photos are closely linked to Angela and her father. They would be her aunts, uncles, cousins, grans and grandads.
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Who was Bert, who was his parents, who were his grandparents, please let me know
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Susan was the wife of Joe Giulianotti. She helped look after Joe’s brother Antonio after the tragic deaths of Rosa and Giulio Giulianotti in 1929. Â They remained close throughout the following decades.
The back of this photograph reads Susan with her sister and brother-in law. Now positively identified as Christina Lamb and her husband Andrew Clark. Andrew was a blacksmith by trade. Also in the photo are Joe, Raymond and Freddie Giulianotti.
- a bit about the Lamb family
- Robbie Lamb is a descendant of James Lamb who was Christina and Susan’s brother. He has sent us some information on the lamb family which I will now document. Robbie has been in touch with us from South Africa and I would like to thank him for taking the time to get in touch with me. Little by little these bits of family history are emerging and it is so good to know that there are still people who are interested in their family history and who keep the memories of their forefathers alive through it.
- At the Time Joe and Susan married, Joe was stationed at The Barracks in Glencorse, the depot for the Royal Scots regiment. Susans family also lived at Glencorse, she had 7 siblings:
- Their parents were Alexander Lamb born 1865 and Annie Lamb Nee Anderson born 1865
- Their children
- Robina born 1889
- Arthur born 1891 Married Charlotte Bristow, whose father also worked at the Barracks (So the family had friends and relations at the Barracks (Probably how Joe and Susan met)
- James born 1892
- Christina born 1896 Married Andrew Clark who was a blacksmith They appear in Angelas lost photos No 5 picture 4 on the left
- Susan born 1899 Married Joe Guilanotti
- Henry born 1902
- John born 1906
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The first photo in this batch shows Bert Giulianotti, older son of Joe Giulianotti and Susan Lamb on his motor bike (he was a dispatch rider at one time in WW2). I am 95% certain that the lady in the third photo is Susan Lamb herself and not her sister as stated, and I am reasonably sure that the young boy with her is her older son Bert. The fourth photo shows Joe and Susan Giulianotti, the couple on the right, and their two sons in the front are Bert (left) and Fred. The other couple are Susan’s sister, whose name I forget, and her husband Andrew(last name unknown). The fifth picture is of Susan and Joe’s two sons, Bert on the right and Fred, while the sixth picture shows the same two sons with their mother Susan, Fred in the middle and Bert (not Raymond!) standing on the right.
Hope this helps.
The first photo in this batch shows Bert Giulianotti, older son of Joe Giulianotti and Susan Lamb on his motor bike (he was a dispatch rider at one time in WW2). I am 95% certain that the lady in the third photo is Susan Lamb herself and not her sister as stated, and I am reasonably sure that the young boy with her is her older son Bert. The fourth photo shows Joe and Susan Giulianotti, the couple on the right, and their two sons in the front are Bert (left) and Fred. The other couple are Susan’s sister, whose name I forget, and her husband Andrew(last name unknown). The fifth picture is of Susan and Joe’s two sons, Bert on the right and Fred, while the sixth picture shows the same two sons with their mother Susan, Fred in the middle and Bert (not Raymond!) standing on the right.
Hope this helps.
Hi
Susan Anderson Lamb is my great aunt, she Married Joe April 15 1918 at St Margaret s Loanhead – Susan was born in 1899 in Kilmarnock , her Father Alexander (my great grandfather) Born in1865 in Kirriemuir & started out as a farm labourer, railway porter and eventually a coal miner in Roslin.
.She had two sisters Robina who was born i 1899, and Chritstina born in 1896, her husband was Andrew Clark, a blacksmith.
These are the first pictures I have ever seen of any of them..
My mum (83) remembers Demarco’s vividly
Hope this helps anyone else