Completed : "Thank You" Can anybody help with old photo (car) 1

[R-WESTY]

Just a question , for those days was it a wealthy persons car
Rob

[R-WESTY]

Or is it,,,
James Henry Bishop
Age in 1911:   44
so born abt 1867

born Sheringham, Norfolk

 Address:   Havane House, New St, Sheringham, Norfolk
   Married


James Henry Bishop   44 fisherman
Maria Blanche Bishop   43
Florrie Bishop   19
Beatrice Bishop   13
Leggie Bishop   
 maybe i'm on a wild goose chase

also in photo group is that the same man far right as on first photo
 Rob

[janan]

It could be the same man but difficult to say for definite.

By the way if you are wanting help tracing the family back I suggest you start a new thread on the Norfolk board or this thread will become confusing. Also you mustn't cut and paste from other sites as it infringes copyright, you can only post your own transcriptions from census images.

Jan 

[R-WESTY]

Thank you very much for you info , a great help
did not realise about infringement of cut & paste its just too easy to do
 as it saves alot of time , but thanks won't do that again
 Rob

[janan]

Don't worry you know now

Jan

[MaureenHB]

Hello!
Am excited to find this post as this photo has been in my family for ages and I was told that it was my  Grandfather,  Richard Bishop ( of lifeboat lodge  Mablethorpe) would be good to get in touch as I believe we have quite a few Bishops in common, from  Sheringham and later Grimsby.
Marilyn

[nat11911]

And finally... the car is a Swift Ten Q type Tourer (with a whopping 10bhp!).

[Gibel]

There's a Hawthorne Street in Barnsley plenty of coal mines around the area at that time.

[John915]

Good evening,

Sorry nat but that is the wrong car, that is a 1925/6 model. The one posted originally is the 1923 model with the headlamps on the wings not in front of the grill. Also the spare wheel drops in a slot on the running board not on top of it and no fuel can.

The windscreen has no surround on it on the original either, just a plain glass with no edging.

John915