Sadly, I do not have photographs of Elizabeth and Joseph Addy but I can share images of some other members of the family and of key locations that appear in the story.
Dorothy Walker, author’s godmother, 1920-1989Mary-Ann Addy, portraitMaria Addy,nee Cockin, third wife of Joseph AddyAll Saints, Arksey, near DoncasterAll Saints, Arksey, interior of Norman churchThe Addy graves: L-R Mary, Elizabeth with Joseph, Sophia with JohnJohn Willey 1803-1886Mary Willey, wife of JohnJohn-Henry Willey 1838-1920Hanover Square, Manningham, BradfordBradford Wool ExchangeJ.H. Willey, Cheapside, BradfordFrancis Willey 1841-1929Florence Willey, 1910 in Court dressBlyth Hall, home of Francis WilleyHannah-Mary Edwards nee Willey 1843-1943Sam Edwards 1837-1897Betsy-Emma Crowther nee Willey 1846-1936Knowsley Hall c 1910Dining Room, Knowsley Hall1905 Edward VII Knowsley HallJune 1910: The Marquis of Londonderry with the Countess of Derby and her daughter Lady Victoria Stanley at ‘Black Ascot’. It was so-called because the country was in mourning for the death of King Edward VII, an enthusiastic racegoer. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)
Jean Renwick