Postcard written by Hannah to her son Frank 25th August 1914 - see copy of postcard on file. ‘Mr F Stephenson, c/o Mawer & Collingham, High Street, Lincoln. “Cheer up”. Come on Sat. by dinner train & spend my birthday with us, have until 9 train Mon. if can. I’ll pay fare. Come as you are, no luggage remember. Don’t tell Mrs C. I’ll send box on Fri. as usual. More when I see you. Lots of love your loving mother H.S.’ (Note Mawer & Collingham was a department store in Lincoln and was trading at 229 High Street from 1810 until 1980 when it became apart of the House of Fraser. Assume Frank was working there.

Parish register: 1898 Marriage solemnized at the church in the parish of East Barkwith in the county of Lincoln. No 119 April 11. James Stephenson age 30 bachelor, farmer residing East Barkwith, father William Stephenson, farmer. Hannah Duckering age 33 spinster residing East Barkwith, father Alfred Duckering, seedsman. Both signed in the presence of W Stephenson, Thomas Wilson, Catherine Mary Wilson and H R Rowe.