| Photographer | Billinghurst & Dovey | |
| Active Period | 1892-1900 | |
| Lifespan | Born: | Died: |
| Studio Addresses | 121 High Street, Ryde 13 St Thomas Street, Weymouth, Dorset Fortunes Well, Portland Jersey |
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| Associates | Charles Carlisle possibly - see below | |
| Established | ||
| Trade History | none found to date | |
| Awards | ||
| Photographic Evidence Found |
1892/3 - estimated date of photo -
see below 1900 - estimated date of photo with negative number 1615 |
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| Examples of Photographs, Trade Cards, Adverts, etc |
  Example of a B&D cabinet photo and back c1892/3 My thanks to Tony Poole for the above photo. This photo is of Tony's grandmother Elsie Gladys Kirkby, probably taken when she was on holiday visiting relatives in Ryde.
My thanks to Tan Roberts for the above photo. |
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| Family History | ||
| Further Notes | A photographic artist Charles Carlisle age 32 from Windsor, Berks was listed as sole occupant of 121 High Street, Ryde in the 1891 census. He was recorded as an employer, but it is possible he was running the studio as a franchise of Billinghirst & Dovey. Charles Carlisle has not yet been found in the 1881 or 1901 census. Nobody is recorded as living at 121 High Street in the 1901 census, but there are two separate entries for that address in the 1881 census; a baker and a boot seller (though it is possible the properties may have been renumbered). | |
