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History of Colne

Postcard to Aggie Smith, address unknown.

Reverse of a vintage postcard with handwritten ink message, a green postage stamp, and a circular date postmark.

Postcard to Aggie Smith, Colne, 15.9.1911

A stone church with a tall spire stands behind a graveyard and large trees, with several people standing near logs in the foreground.

Parish Church Godmanchester

In 1911 her household was:

Joseph Smith, 48, widower, farmer, b Colne

Agnes Smith, housekeeper, 36, single, b Bluntisham

Martha Smith, visitor, 34, dairy worker, farmers daughter, b Somersham

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