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Family of W. Beavan Searell:

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XS3407/11	E. Tennyson Smith who married "sister" Annie [?sister of W. Beavan Searell], "to dear Lena from brother Edward". "How do you like your new brother?"
XS3407/12	E.Tennyson Smith in a horse and carriage followed by crowds and a tram during a crusade, ? Southend on Sea, 1909.
XS3407/13	The Tennyson Smith family outside their home 17 Deganwy Promenade. The photograph includes Edward and Annie Tennyson Smith, Ann Elizabeth (Cissie Taplin Searell), Lena Hughes, Theo Hughes, Boy (Dog).... more
XS3407/14	Annie Tennyson Smith, 21 May 1904.
XS3407/15	Annie Tennyson Smith (first wife of Edward Tennyson Smith). 2 copies, 1 photographer Gilder Rowlands, Madoc St., Llandudno and the other a Manchester photographer.
XS3407/16	POSTCARD with the name "Benville" written above the smallest house in Great Britain, Conwy sent to Mrs. Tennyson Smith, Boston, Mass. U.S.A., with the message "Must I engage this house ... more
XS3407/17	Annie Tennyson Smith lying in state, 1906. She died in America and was buried on the Great Orme, Llandudno.
XS3407/18	Close up photograph of Annie Tennyson Smith lying in state, 1906.
XS3407/19	Grave of Annie Euphemia, wife of E. Tennyson Smith of Birmingham. The grave is in the Great Orme cemetery, Llandudno. She died aged 42 while accompanying her husband in the United States and was bro... more
XS3407/20	Group by the grave of Annie Tennyson Smith on the Great Orme, Llandudno, "Mother, Cissey, Dad, Smith, Beaven Boy, Annie’s dog".

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