Place of migration
Stayed in Ireland
In March 1955, this photo (black & white by Dorothea Lange) appeared in 'Life' magazine with the caption:
"Shopkeeper Bridget Wylde makes her living selling small things - chocolate bars, a box of matches, a quarter ounce of snuff in store founded by her father some 65 years ago. The Irish seldom shop for price but stick to stores that suffer bills never wholly paid off."
This historical gem was curated by historian Jackie Elger of The Vintage Lens on www.facebook.com/catbeagbooks/
| Additional Information | ||
|---|---|---|
| Date of Birth | 1st Jan 1887 | |
| Date of Death | 1st Jan 1964 | |
| Mother (First Name/s and Maiden) | Susan O'Leary (dressmaker) | |
| Father (First Name/s and Surname) | Dennis Wylde (carpenter) who opened Wylde in her shop in 30 Market St circa 1880. | |
| Names of Siblings | Mary Wylde (1883-1889), Catherine Wylde (1885-1920), James (1890-1944), Daniel Wylde (1893-1966) | |
Some communities associated with this ancestor
Some ancestors associated with these communities
Some buildings associated with these communities
Some timeline events associated with this ancestor
1820
Famine Distress in Ireland
4th Jul 1822
1820
Introduction of the cotton trade into County Clare
13th Sep 1825