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of TANNERS and other relatives |
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Ethel (1891- 1968),
Jack (1899-1998), Dorothy (1913-1987) and (front) Lillian Tanner (All of Tasmania) |
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Rose (née Turner) (1873-1952),
Dorothy (1913-1987), James (1858-1940) and Ethel (1891-1968) Tanner (All of Tasmania) Photograph by Rutter Studios, Burnie, Tasmania, November, 1917. |
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Some of the Stroud Tanner's outside Shakespeare's cottage at Stratford-on-Avon, c.1925. Family excursions were often made to interesting places. In this picture are (l. to r.) Arthur Smith, Amy Smith, Annie Tanner, Jeannie Tanner, Kath Powell(?), Beatrice and Charles Tanner(?). In front, Barbara Smith and Kathleen Tanner. The photographer was probably Thomas ('Tet') Tanner. |
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R.M.S. "Ceramic"
My father (Jack Tanner) wrote on the back, "The ship on which I together with about 50 other boys sailed from Melbourne to Plymouth November 1915." |
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Clifton Suspension Bridge & Leigh Woods.
On the back is written, "Dear Jack this is the Pleasure Steamers that take us down the Bristol Channel for a trip. Nell." My father wrote under this, "Cousin Nell Tanner." |
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Catswood Lane, Bisley, April 6th, 1916.
On the back is written, "How should you like to have a game snow balls Jack or a good romce in the snow it would be a change for you I expect. Maggie." Maggie was the daughter of John Tanner of Stroud, GLS. The people in the photo are not identified. |
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Beatrice Tanner, sister of Maggie, and daughter of John Tanner of Stroud, GLS. |
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William Tanner
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"Great Aunt Jeannie"
Louisa Jane Tanner [née Burford] of Stroud, GLS. |
| I just love this card! On the back is written -
Pyengana 19-12-11 Dear Ethel I am sending you a Xmas Card to wish you a happy Christmas and a Merry New Year. Give my love to the boys. Hope you are getting on alright and mother and father. I am working on a farm here milking so with love from your loving friend John Shaw, Pyengana. Card addressed to Miss Ethel Tanner, Cooee Creek, Tas. |
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Left to right -
"A neighbour", Jack Tanner (1899-1998), Evelyn (Dolly) Tanner [née Forrest] (1897-1969), Harold Tanner (1896-1978). At Harold and Dolly's house in View Street, Hobart, Tasmania, about 1920. |