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Hello everyone! I was wondering if someone could help me find a possible date for this photograph? I received new informations lately on who it might be and I would like to know if this could be them.

I am thinking this might be my great great grandparents with their 4 eldest children. There is only one other known image of them and it is a drawing so it's kinda hard to compare. A drawing doesn't reflect the exact reality.

I am thinking : Philippe Bergeron (1863-1908) and wife Olivine Marier (1866-1911). The four eldest children :
1. Horace born January 1st 1895
2. Alice born January 17th 1897. Alice have a crooked neck and it seems to me that the little girl's neck sitting at the front does seem odd.
3. Frédeline born December 2nd 1897
4. Marie-Rose born April 7th 1899

The fifth kid was born June 8th 1900. Could the mother on this photograph be pregnant? If so that would put the photograph in 1900 (only guessing here), the children being 5, 3, 2 and 1...

Is the little girl older than her brother? In that case, that would change everything.

It appears to be a cardbord (?). There is nothing on the back.

Thank you all!

Honor Milicent Florence Ender born December 21st 1932 in Montreal married Basil Rogers on February 17th 1951 in a presbytarian church in Montreal. Basil was born January 1st 1928 in St. John, New Brunswick, Canada.

By the time of her marriage, Honor Milicent Florence was working as a lab technician at the Royal Victoria Hospital. Her husband was a radiologist working at the same hospital. Honor Milicent Florence lived at 3574 Park avenue in Montreal.

Thank you Carol and Peter. The picture looks so much better without the fading.

Does anyone has an idea of the year this was taken?

The 1st. 2 were taken around the same time so not the same person.
They are very typically early - mid Edwardian.

Thank you Jim, I am not sure very familiar with Edwardian era. Could you tell me what years approximatively the photos were taken?

Thank you McGroger. I am thinking it could be John or brother Paul. It appears curious to me that a married man would be photographed on his own and not with his wife and family. Any thoughts?

Hello,

I was recently given this cabinet card of my third great grandmother Desanges Désilets (1831-1906). This picture was taken in Nicolet, Québec (Canada) by A. D. Nourry. I wasn't able to find much information on that photographer online except that he worked in Nicolet.

Desange's husband died in 1891 so I am thinking this photograph was taken somewhere between 1891 and 1906. Considering her age, I'm thinking more 1891-1895. Could this be a mourning portrait?

I am pretty sure this is a cabinet card. There is nothing on the back.

Thank you for any help,
Ancestrologie