No more a movie hall. June 28.

Fwd: Masie Quieros

June 24, 2010.

 

Hi Pete,

The pic here was taken perhaps 60 years ago. From left is Masie Quieros, my dads sisters Elsie (James), Ivy (Hourigan) Elsie's daughters Dorothy and in foreground Noreen (Vincent). Her son Maurice, in his 80's left is perhaps the only one living and the little girl, in the shadows left,  must be Maurice's daughter Natice also in the UK. In the centre, the blonde boy, is someone I don't recognise.

Masie was considered my grandmother's adopted daughter, since she lived from time to time with the Shepherd family. Masie was married to a Holmes who treated her very shabbily and the marriage ended early. Maise had a brother in the pre-partition police and his name might have been Alfred. Masie died in New Delhi in the mid-1960's. I guess you wouldn't know where she fits into you family.

I'm sending this  to my blog as well hoping that Maurice in the UK sees the pic and clears the questions in my mind.

George

 

Aden Mac

This is my grandson Aden Mac who insisted on going for a ride when the afternoon was at its hottest on June Friday 18. Aden has a talent for recognising four-wheelers

You have to go, you just go!

Statues provide a corner to urinate.

Advt for Principal

From the Times of India dated June 2, 2010.

To Namita

georgie's musings said...
Namita I thought you'd left the country on a long holiday. Have you been following all the sabre-rattling by old boys for the good of their alma mata?
GS

Bird's eye view

From the plum grove side. June 8,'10 6.30am