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This portrait, of Thomas Potten (1846-1901) cannot have been taken after 1901, suggesting that it is one of Albert's earlier Watford photographs. |
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Albert Warren was born in Luton in 1868. He move to 73 Vicarage Road, Watford, in about 1899 and was there in the 1901 census. He was described as a photographer, and with him were his wife Ada (32) and a 3 year old son, Harold Claud Warren, who was born in Ealing. He was still there in 1911 - and the family included Nora Winifred Warren, 9, who was born in Watford. He is listed in the 1914 Kelly's Hertfordshire Directory but not in the 1917 edition |
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if you can supply details (and possibly scans) of other Hertfordshire photos or post cards Albert produced. |
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Cassio Bridge,
Watford The pub by the bridge over the
canal is
the Halfway House |
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Posted 1908 Warren Photo, Watford |
| February 2016 | Page created | |
| September 2016 | Kings Langley Photo Added |
