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Kamloops, b.c. |
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Mobley 84 |
16.Aug.1922 |
Marriage of John Fernie Mobley and Asthore Dorothy Denny at the home of her parents on St. Paul St. Front from left to right: Evelyn Denny, Grace Denny; middle row name unknown, Dorothy, her friend Connie Collett; back row John Fernie, Charles Spencer, her father, Henry Christie Denny. |
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Mobley 85 |
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Charles Spencer. Son of Cyrene Adelia (Lena) Mobley Photo taken at Russell Photo Studio, Winnipeg |
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Mobley 86 |
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Charles Spencer. |
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Mobley 87 |
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Charles Spencer. |
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Mobley 88 |
1949 |
Conrad Mobley, youngest son of John Fernie and Dorothy Mobley, ready for the May Day parade. |
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Mobley 89 |
Jul.2007 |
Marcel John Kenneth (Ken) Mobley, oldest son of John Fernie and Dorothy Mobley. Age 84. Robert Henry Conrad (Con) Mobley age 70. |
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Denny 01 |
about 1916 |
Evelyn Denny, 3d. daughter of
Henry Christie and Anne Katherine (Kitty) Denny (McGowan) |
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Denny 02 |
about 1917 |
Left to right, Dorothy, Robert
(Bob) Annie Katherine, Marcel, Evelyn Denny. I believe this picture may have
been in Victoria. |
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Denny 03 |
about 1917 |
Evelyn Denny, 2nd.
daughter of Henry and Kitty Denny |
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Denny 04 |
about 1918 |
Lower Knouff Lake. When Cecile
Denny, my mother’s oldest brother was about 15 he became an avid
photographer. The following series of photos are by him in and around
Kamloops and area. |
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Denny 05 |
about 1918 |
Lower Knouff Lake |
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Denny 06 |
about 1918 |
Lower Knouff Lake |
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Denny 07 |
about 1918 |
Lower Knouff Lake |
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Denny 08 |
Nov.1920 |
Cecile Denny the older brother
of Dorothy Mobley (Denny) with his camera captured the first seaplane to land
in Kamloops. This aircraft was one of 12 that were turned over to Canada by
the U.S. Navy after the end of WWI. It was assigned the Canadian call letters
G-CYBA. |
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Denny 09 |
Nov.1920 |
This aircraft was a Curtiss
HS-2L flying boat built in 1918 by the Glen Curtiss Co. in the U.S. This
aircraft was piloted from Jericho Beach Air Station in Vancouver by Major C.
McLaurin. He was on a survey of the Kamloops area for suitable airfield
locations. |
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Denny 10 |
Nov.1920 |
Speciation’s of the HS-2L:
Wingspan- 74 feet, Length- 38’-6”, Engine- 400 hp Liberty inline (same as
used in the famous Curtiss Jenny), Top speed- 91 m.p.h. Ceiling- approx.
12,000 feet |
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Denny 11 |
May Day 1921 |
Physical display at Riverside
Park, Kamloops. Photo taken by Cecil Denny |
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Denny 12 |
1922 |
Evelyn Denny 2nd. daughter of Henry C. and Kitty Denny,
Grace Denny, 3rd. daughter and Marion Boyd. In the yard of the
house on St. Paul St. |
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Denny 13 |
1922 |
Grace Ann Denny. Picture taken at their home on St. Paul
St. |
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Denny 14 |
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The Denny children, left to
right , back row, Robert Denny, Evelyn Denny, Marcel Denny, Gracie Denny
seated in front of him. I can not identify the other children. |
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Denny 15 |
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The only two I can identify here
are Evelyn Denny at the top left
and Grace Denny, bottom middle. |
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Denny 16 |
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Grace Denny, other child unknown |
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Denny 17 |
1922 |
Annie Katherine (Kitty) Denny
(McGowan) youngest daughter of James McGowan and Louise Theresa Wasp
of Scotland and Henry Christie Denny , 3rd. son of Henry and Sarah
Denny of England, holding their youngest daughter, Grace Ann Denny. Picture
taken at their home on St. Paul St. The building in the background was the
first high school in Kamloops and is where I started my Jr. High School
years. The building is gone now (2007) |
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Denny 18 |
16 Aug.1922 |
Flower girls, left, Evelyn
Denny, Marion Boyd |
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Denny 19 |
16 Aug.1922 |
Flower girls, left, Marion Boyd,
Evelyn Denny younger sister of Dorothy |
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Denny 20 |
16 Aug.1922 |
Flower girls, left, Evelyn
Denny, Marion Boyd |
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Denny 21 |
16 Aug.1922 |
The bride and her brides’ maids, Gertie Mobley, Dorothy Mobley, Connie Collett. |
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Denny 22 |
16 Aug.1922 |
Flower girls, left, Evelyn
Denny, Marion Boyd |
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Denny 23 |
16 Aug.1922 |
Wedding party of John (Jack) Fernie Mobley, back row left to right: Jack Mobley, groom, Charles Spencer, best man, Henry Christie Denny, father of the bride, middle row; Gertie Mobley, brides maid, Dorothy Mobley (Denny) the bride, Connie Collett, brides maid, front; Evelyn Denny and Marion Boyd, flowers girls. |
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Denny 24 |
16 Aug.1922 |
Same as above |
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Denny 25 |
16 Aug.1922 |
Among the numerous guests and friends were the following: Mrs. G. G. Mobley and daughter Margaret, Chas. Mobley and daughter Gertrude, all of Tappen: Mrs. Collett and daughters Constance and Mamie; Mrs. C. Davidson and daughter Jean, of Coquitlam: Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Kerr, Mrs. Woodburn, Mrs. Harris, of Penticton, Mrs. Marten, Mrs. W. Summers, Mr. Jones , Mr. Leithch, Mrs. W.H. Stevens and daughter Lillian, Mrs. W. H. Govett and son Harlan, Mrs. Dicker, Mrs. W. H. Boyd and daughters Dorothy and Marion, Chas. Spencer, W. Wodsey, Miss Pollock, Rev. John Leigh, Mrs. J. McGowan and daughter Doris, Eva Cunnington, Bertha Dunning, Helen Ellis, Grace Austin, Doris Ogle of Mission, Mr. and Mrs. J. Harper, Norman Scott and Evelyn Denny. Charlie Spencer, Gertie Mobley Connie Collett on the stairs at the left. John and Dorothy Mobley at the top of the stairs. To the right of them is Mrs. G.G. Mobley and to the far right is Margaret Mobley, Kitty Denny, in front of her is Grace Denny and below her is Henry C. Denny |
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Denny 26 |
16 Aug.1922 |
The same group of people but someone must have cracked a funny as they all look like they are laughing. |
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Denny 27 |
16 Aug.1922 |
The wedding cake |
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Denny 28 |
16 Aug.1922 |
The Denny house and wedding reception on the corner of St. Paul St. and 6th. Ave. |
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Denny 29 |
16 Aug.1922 |
Connie Collett, Gertie Mobley, bride’s maids and Charlie Spencer, best man. John Mobley at the top and I believe Bob Denny in front of him and Mrs. G.G. Mobley to the right. |
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Denny 30 |
16 Aug.1922 |
Can not identify this girl. |
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Denny 31 |
16 Aug.1922 |
Dorothy Mobley, can not identify the two girls. |
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Denny 32 |
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John (Jack) McGowan, uncle of the Denny children and brother of Kitty Denny (McGowan) I think this was after he may have been wounded during WWI and taken in Hospital in England. |
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Denny 33 |
1938 |
Henry Christie Denny, age 61. photo taken in Vancouver, B.C. |
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Denny 34 |
about 1920 |
Picture of Kamloops taken by Cecil Denny, I think looking along St. Paul St. |
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Denny 35 |
about 1920 |
Picture of Kamloops taken by Cecil Denny, looking over Kamloops towards the North Thompson River. |
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Denny 36 |
about 1920 |
Picture of Kamloops taken by Cecil Denny, looking over Kamloops towards the North East towards the South Thompson River. |
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Denny 37 |
about 1920 |
Picture of Kamloops taken by Cecil Denny, looking over Kamloops due North from the Royal Inland Hospital grounds, 3rd. Ave. |
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Denny 38 |
about 1920 |
View from the Cenotaph, west St . Paul St. |
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Denny 39 |
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Denny 56 |
1920 |
Asthore Dorothy Denny, age 16. Oldest daughter (my mother) of Henry Christie Denny and Annie Katherine (Kitty) McGowan. |
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Mobley 179 |
before 1936 |
Left, Annie Katherine
Denny (McGowan), Mrs. Henry C. Denny, middle, Anne
Laidlaw Mobley (Fernie) Mrs. G.G. Mobley, right, Laura May Mobley (Veach)
Mrs. Charles William Mobley |
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Mobley 180 |
1924 |
Hugh Deareen Veach holding Ken
Mobley and Margaret Anne Elizabeth Mobley at the farm. |
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Mobley 181 |
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I believe this is Elizabeth
(Lizzie) McNaughton. She was reported to have come to Canada from Scotland to
care for Margaret Mobley on a 5 year contract. She would have been living
with the G.G. family |
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Mobley 182 |
Winter 1923 |
Dorothy Mobley with Kenneth
(Ken) Mobley, 4 months old. |
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Mobley 183 |
1923 |
John and Dorothy Mobley with
Kenneth (Ken) Mobley, 4 months old. |
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Mobley 184 |
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Conrad Mobley and his pup “Skipper” at home on Nicola St. |
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Mobley 188 |
about 1920 |
John Mobley and Dorothy Denny on the dock at Riverside Park. |
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Mobley 189 |
about 1920 |
Dorothy Denny and Constance Collett, her best friend |
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Mobley 190 |
about 1920 |
Nelson Winegarten, don’t know the girl next to Dorothy Denny, and Constance Collett. |
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Mobley 191 |
23 Jul.1944 |
Winnifred Anne Elizabeth (Wyn)and Robert Hugh Veach, and grandmother Anne Laidlaw Mobley on the right at John and Dorothy Mobley’s home on Nicola St. |
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Mobley 192 |
1948 |
Wyn Veach. Not sure where this was taken |
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Mobley 193 |
about 1948 |
Wyn Veach with her cat at her parents home in North Kamloops |
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Mobley 194 |
1932 |
Hugh, holding Wyn, Margaret Veach, with Ken and Audrey Mobley |
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Mobley 195 |
1918 |
John (Jack) Fernie Mobley, age 18 |
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Mobley 196 |
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Francis Moys Mobley, youngest son of Frank and Ida Mobley |
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Mobley 198 |
Dec.1944 |
Anne Laidlaw Mobley (Fernie) (Mrs. G.G. Mobley) age 77. Taken In Kamloops |
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Mobley 199 |
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A lovely picture of my cousin Wyn Veach. Not sure what year this was taken. Taken at J.J. Embury Studio, Kamloops, B. C. |
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Mobley 201 |
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A nice studio picture of Hugh Deareen Veach and Margaret Elizabeth Veach (Mobley) |
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Mobley 203 |
16 Sep.1950 |
Wedding of Marcel John Kenneth (Ken) Mobley and Doris Osborne |
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Mobley 204 |
28 Feb.1948 |
Wedding of Marguerite Audrey Lenore Mobley to Harry John Foreman. Can not identify the brides maid, best man, Ken Mobley Audreys older brother |
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Mobley 205 |
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Vic Mobley and family, left to right, Patrick James Mobley, youngest son, Victor Laidlaw Mobley, Lucy Jane Mobley (Linder), Ruby Ann Mobley (Erickson) |
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