The Harvey Jones Aster women out motoring 1920's
Great photo this...here we have Mabel Aster at the wheel of a large motor car circa late 1920' early 1930's.
In the front with her on her right Marie Louise Jones ( nee Harvey) on her left is Maud Harvey - the three sisters - daughters of Frederic Harvey and Mary Ann Harvey.
The other known people in this photo are the young Jones boys right at the back of the car.
What's going on in this photo is unknown as a woman appears to be standing on the running board.
I assume it's some kind of photo opportunity. Who is the nurse?
Known people in the above photo
2 from left:
Mrs Marie Louise Jones
Maiden name: Harvey
Age: 46 - 56
Female
3 from left:
Mrs Mabel Aster
Maiden name: Harvey
Age: 46 - 56
Female
4 from left:
Miss Maud Harvey
Maiden name: Harvey
Age: 46 - 56
Female
5 from left:
Master Jones
Age: 11 - 15
Male
8 from left:
Master Jones
Age: 1 - 10
Male
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The mystery,history and Archive of the Harveys of Bristol, a wealthy Victorian family 1866 to 1937.
The mystery is how this original personal family archive belonging to Florence Harvey came to be found in my deceased mother's house in Essex ten years ago.
Florence was living in Sri Lanka in the 1930's so how did it arrive in England and why did my mother have it?
My great aunt may have brought it back to England but why was it not returned to the Harvey family?
Does this Victorian family not have descendents to whom it could have been returned?
Why do the documents,archives and photos cease about 1937 when Florence Harvey's mother died?
The Harvey family have no connection to my own family.
It is our intention to return the Harvey family archive to Florence's descendents if they can be found.
Read their story on my eBay blog jeannchris and see their images here through time from 1866 to 1937.
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