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Scrapbook Page for Martha Jane BLINKO

(Jinny)

b. 1896 37 The Crescent, Barden Hill nr Hugglescote, Whitnick Leicestershire

Jinny age abt.18	Birthplace Bardon Hill Quarry	Siblings	1901 Census	Postcard from Maude Dec 28th 1910	Postcard from Maude Dec 28th 1910	1910 Aldenham School	1915 Amersham Hill	1917 Brixton Rd. Kennington Gate

1917 Brixton Rd. Postcard	WW1 Postcard 15th August 1915	WW1 Postcard 15th August 1915	WW1 Postcard 26th December 1915	WW1 Postcard 26th December 1915	Jinny age abt.16	1915 Amersham Hill	1920 Station Rd	1920 Marriage

Jinny 1937	Arthur Dean 1937	1954 age 58	1954 age 58 Garden of Rose Cottage	ADDITIONAL PHOTO ALBUM	Birth Certificate		Notes Page

	Jinny - Martha Jane Blinko

Birthplace - Bardon Hill Quarry C1900

Jinny along with brother Harry born in the workers cottages here. We know that Harry was born at 37 The Crescent Bardon Hill and its likely Jinny was also born there.	The Crushing Mill is shown which was used to break up the huge rocks from the quarry For more Bardon Hill Quarry history

Edie, Bert and Jinny

Date of this photo probably at end of WW1 C1919 . This would make Edie 18yrs, Bert 20yrs and Jinny 24yrs approximately

1901 Census

Age 5yrs at the home of Uncle Alfred Edwards, West Wycombe Rd, Wycombe.
Name not recorded accurately and ? indicates the enumerator knew this. However relationship , birthplace (Leicestershire) and age all tally with Martha Jane . Note she was not recorded at home in Beaconsfield with her Mother. Note only Blinko's born in Leicestershire in this Period Martha Jane and brother Harry

Postcard above was sent to Aldenham School near Elstree , not known why Jinny was here in 1910 she was almost 15 and could have been in domestic service.
The postcard I think says
"Dear Jinny,
Hope you are getting all well.Has HS ? called for the jars. I saw your grandmother on Sunday and your mother in church on Sunday night. We stayed Friday in London? dont forget the box __ and our Ro_ Hope you are well
love from Maude"

Aldenham.School.near Elstree Hertfordshire

George Blinko supplied this postcard presumably something handed down fron his Aunt . No writing on the reverse side but again re-enforces Martha Jane spent time here and maybe a Domestic Servant in the house of Mr Beevors .

August 1915 Postcards sent to sister Jinny by Harry Blinko

Dated 15th August 1915 from Field Post Office England Handrawn by Harry and sent from Wiltshire (Salisbury Plain training camp) 15 Aug 1915, reads Dear Jenny, I got down here alright. I expected I shall see you again next Thursday, we are going to have our 6 days farewell leaf (sic).

26th December 1915 from Field Post Office (likely France)

Dear Jinny, Just a few lines to you. I wish you a merry Xmas and a happy New Year. With best love from Harry xxxԠ

1915 Littlecote, Amersham Hill, High Wycombe

View looking up Amersham Hill Photo C1900
Copyright Bucks County Council

1915 Littlecote, Amersham Hill, High Wycombe

View looking down Amersham Hill Photo C1900
Copyright Bucks County Council

1917 living at 25 Baker St, Brixton Road Kennington Gate, London SW9

Location of Baker Street (off the Brixton Rd) from 1897 London map. Street subsequently dissappeared sometime after Postcard sent to Jinny in 1917. Copyright MAPCO 2006	Top: Last trams on the Brixton Road, Kennington taken 1950 Below: Kennington Park a short walk from Baker St.

27 Oct. 1917 - Postcard received from family

Postcard addressed to 25 Baker St. has photo of step brother Wilfred Oxlade on front. Wilfred appears to be the writer of the postcard

1920 Living at Station Rd High Wycombe

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View looking up Saffron to Station Rd High Wycombe
Copyright Bucks County Council

1920 Marriage to Arthur Dean at the Parish Church High Wycombe

All Saints Parish Church, Church St, High Wycombe. Circa 1905
Copyright Bucks County Council

1937 Coronation celebrations - High Wycombe

Dorothy Dean age 41 years in Coronation costume for parade in High Wycombe, in which husband Arthur was a major particpant (see below). George Blinko supplied these photo's and thinks they were taken outside the Dean's House in Hatters Lane, High Wycombe		Arthur Dean suitably attired to lead the Coronation Parade of 1937

1937 Coronation of George V - parade High Wycombe

Arthur Dean
on white charger leading the Coronation parade through the streets of High Wycombe

1954 at the wedding of her nephew at Beaconsfield-
Amelia Oxlade(Blinko) with children Bert Blincoe, Harry Blinko, Martha Jane Dean (Jinny Blinko) and Rose Blinko

Jinny age 58 years standing next to her brother Harry

From Ken Blinko "I'm attaching what I believe to be the last photo taken of the Henry George
family survivors - taken in AUG 1954 on the occasion of my half-brother Bill's wedding outside the Church at Beaconsfield, and shows Harry with his Mother, Brother and two Sisters. I have extracted the relevent section in
the other photo.
Starting with Gran centre right we have Elizabeth Mary Eales (Dad's second wife) standing to the right of her.
Immediately behind is Albert Stanley and to the left is my wife Peggy with two of my children David and Valerie in front of her with self immediately
behind.
To the left of Peggy is Auntie Peg (Jinny) then next left is Uncle Harry. To the left of Harry is my brother Ron's wife Wyn with their son Geofrey in
front and finally two in from extreme left is Auntie Rose"

1954 at Rose Cottage Totteridge

Jinny age 58 years