120 - Emily Parson Portrait
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This photograph is of Emily Parsons wearing Pearl necklace and a broach. Emily (nee Dean) was the wife of Edmund Parsons, grandmother of R.E. (Bob) Parsons. Photocopied from the original in 1988. The original was the property of the late R.E. Parsons. Edmund Parsons started Parsons Horsehair Makers & Curlers which was later run by R.E. Parsons and his brother Cyril. Copied onto thick mounting board. Also see no. 121.
