Cazaly ~ Photos

Charlotte Cazaly (1830-1907) Generation 4 Photo courtesy Linden Holmes	Charlotte's Cross-stitch Photo courtesy Linden Holmes

Catherine Walford Cazaly (1839-1903)
Generation 4 and daughter
Fanny Beatrice (Trixie) Little (1878-1960)
(in Little tree)

Kate Bond nee Hazel (b.1855) Generation 5 Photo courtesy Linden Holmes	Luke Henry Bond (b.1857) Generation 5 Photo courtesy Linden Holmes

Lillian Bunting (nee Deffee, b.1871) and Clifford Bunting (b.1906)
Generation 5
Photo courtesy Ronald Bunting





James Adolphus Cazaly (1857-1904)
Generation 6
Photo courtesy Brian Mackie

Rosalie Louisa Henrietta Archdeacon (1864-1955) About 1895 - Generation 6 Photo courtesy Brian Mackie	Rosalie Archdeacon (1864-1955) and 2 children Bessie Marion Cazaly (1897-2008) and Herbert P.A. Cazaly (1892-1964) About 1950, Generation 6 & 7 Photo courtesy Brian Mackie

Harrie Gauntlett (1881-1918) and Kate Gauntlett nee Bond (1879-1963) taken c1913 Generation 6 Photo courtesy Linden Holmes	Harrie William Gauntlett (1881-1918) Generation 6 Photo courtesy Linden Holmes

Percival (b.1900), Stella (b.1902), Jeanne (b.1904) and Clifford (b.1906) Bunting
Generation 6
Photo courtesy Ronald Bunting




Edward John Cazaly (1894-1933),
about 1917 - Generation 7
Photo courtesy Brian Mackie

Bessie Marion Cazaly (1897-2008), about 1917, aged about 20 Generation 7 Photo courtesy Brian Mackie	Bessie Marion Cazaly (1897-2008), William Roffey in 1922 Generation 7

Fournier Street, Spitalfields
Georgian houses of the weavers (2009)

Former Huguenot church, Fournier Street, Spitalfields
Built in 1743 on the corner of Brick Lane and Fournier Street, it began its life as a Huguenot church.
It has since been used by a Christian conversionary movement; as a Methodist Chapel; as a Synagogue; and in 1975 it became a Mosque.

Last modified 3 May 2017