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Album 7, Page 06 and Page 07
Album 7, Page 06 and Page 07
IE OH OHS48/7/4 · Parte · June 1915
Parte de Magan-Biddulph Photograph Collection
  1. 'Ditto'.
  2. 'Outside the Bull Paddock. William Woods (steward), Hereford bull, Johnnie Guy. Something wrong with shutter of Kodak which created the spot which covers the head of J. Guy'.
Album 7, Page 12 and Page 13
Album 7, Page 12 and Page 13
IE OH OHS48/7/7 · Parte · June 1915
Parte de Magan-Biddulph Photograph Collection
  1. 'Self (Col. Biddulph) and Mrs. Fox'.
  2. 'Goodbody's men clearing timber wood, Rathrobin. Scotch and Larch about 90 years old sold which I sold. James Poland, Mike Freer, George Malone and Francis Egan'.
Album 7, Page 22 and Page 23
Album 7, Page 22 and Page 23
IE OH OHS48/7/12 · Parte · 12 August 1915
Parte de Magan-Biddulph Photograph Collection
  1. 'Ditto. "Risk" dog - our Sealy Ham Terrier'.
  2. 'Making straw ropes for Haycock. When rain prevented hay making. Top of Hollow field - near gate under oal tree. This upper portion of the Hollow field about 4 1/2 acres gave us great trouble to dave. It was cut 21st July and not saved till 12th August. It was not much good in the cut! 1. Steward. Woods. 1a. Jim Bracken. 2. T Cash. 3. Billy Guy. 4. Tom Bracken. 5. Johnnie Guy. 6. Frank Dunne'.
Album 7, Page 26 and Page 27
Album 7, Page 26 and Page 27
IE OH OHS48/7/14 · Parte · 25 November 1915
Parte de Magan-Biddulph Photograph Collection
  1. 'Getting out potatoes in Bog View field ground crop ‘main crop’ 160 61s to acres 22 ½ tons. Joe Monaghan, Jim Bracken (uncle), Mrs. Moony (guy), and Mrs.Behan (May bracken)'.
Album 7, Page 30 and Page 31
Album 7, Page 30 and Page 31
IE OH OHS48/7/16 · Parte · 31 March 1916
Parte de Magan-Biddulph Photograph Collection
  1. 'Potato digger at work. Bog View field'.
  2. 'Ditto. The shutter of Kodak not working properly, hence all recent photos are insufficiently sharp - more or less blurred - sent Kodak to London for overhaul'.