Lewis family | Williamson family | Lawrence family |
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The extended family group shot in Smyrna around 1899-1900 - Use mouse to hover over photos to reveal names. |
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Cyprus where this shot was taken in 1922-3 was obviously
the refuge for the family just after the fire. There is a note to state
that Martin, son of William Williamson not present because he was at school
in England. Both photos were ‘face named’ by Ronald Henderson in 1983. |
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Location quite possibly Nymph Dağ [mountain] near Kemalpaşa (around 20 km. inland from Smyrna). |
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The Williamson family surrounded by their children (1870s?). |
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Willliam Lewis (Leila Williamson’s husband) homestead somewhere
in Turkey; however a later submission by Levant enthusiast Achilleas Chatziconstantinou
shows this photo to be taken in Sokia as the lower archive photo’s bridge
style proves. The photo is a postcard, published in the Greek book: “Astygraphia
tis Elassonos Asias” (=urban geography of Asia Minor) by the late Lisa Michelis,
Athens 1992, ISBN 960-85241-0-5, Galateia Editions. According to the researcher Cenk Berkant, this bridge and the buildings by it have not survived till today. |
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William Buckner Lewis |
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William Buchner Lewis with one of his sons in an orchard
somewhere in Turkey |
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From left, Mary, Louisa, Leila, Elizabeth & Helen with
baby Arthur, her first child |
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Ellizabeth Williamson |
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3 views of Leila Lewis, the man sitting on the steps with her unknown and the house may belong to son-in-law Caleb Lawrence in Paradise? though the description in grand-daughter’s, Dorothy Smith’s memoirs (about 6 steps) doesn’t fully fit. |
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Christmas 1947, Helen Lawrence surrounded by her
grand-children |