Arlidge Family History

Pictures - Page 3

These are more pictures of members of the Arlidge family or artifacts associated with them. Feel free to copy any of these but I do ask that if you use any of these photos on your site, please put a link or an acknowledgement on your page. Thank you.

Christopher Churchill Arlidge, his wife Isabella Mary Conybeare and their daughter Katie Isabell. This was probably taken in 1894, the year he arrived in Rochester.

Theophils Bernard Baldwin Arlidge, second son of Joseph Churchill Arlidge, taken about 1950 when he was in his 70s.

Walter Frederick Conybeare Arlidge, taken about 1900. Although he looks rather stern in this picture, his letter from 1916 proves otherwise.

Victor Conybeare Arlidge, youngest son of Joseph Churchill Arlidge taken about 1930. This is probably a promotional photograph for Victor's career as a tenor vocalist.

Costume believed to have been worn by Joseph Churchill Arlidge at the Crystal Palace performance in 1859. Note the human hair powdered wig in upper left. Although some of the colours have changed with time, this satin costume was originally all pink and blue, as were the shoes. .

Olivia Mary Arlidge with her children. Probably from the early 1880s.

Christopher Churchill Arlidge, his wife Isabella Mary Conybeare and their daughter Katie Isabell. This was probably taken in 1894, the year he arrived in Rochester.	Theophils Bernard Baldwin Arlidge, second son of Joseph Churchill Arlidge, taken about 1950 when he was in his 70s.
Walter Frederick Conybeare Arlidge, taken about 1900. Although he looks rather stern in this picture, his letter from 1916 proves otherwise.	Victor Conybeare Arlidge, youngest son of Joseph Churchill Arlidge taken about 1930. This is probably a promotional photograph for Victor's career as a tenor vocalist.
Costume believed to have been worn by Joseph Churchill Arlidge at the Crystal Palace performance in 1859. Note the human hair powdered wig in upper left. Although some of the colours have changed with time, this satin costume was originally all pink and blue, as were the shoes. .	Olivia Mary Arlidge with her children. Probably from the early 1880s.