Letters, diaries and photographs from World War II

Thursday 8th March 1945

I got the balance sheet from Mr.Pickford, which seems reasonable. I should be able to make a living wage from it at say £600 providing the optician’s status remains as it is. I will, however, seriously, consider staying in the forces if requested at rank of captain in REME on the optical side. A combination I feel is hardly likely to be offered me. I wonder what the possibilities in Wholesale and Manufacturing are like?

 

Park Street

Cranmers Opticians, 12, Park Street,Minehead, where John worked in Minehead.

Mr.Pickford was one of the other business partners.

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johnfinal.jpgJanie Askew

John's wife

johnfinal.jpgAnthony Askew
First son of John and Janie

johnfinal.jpgRussell Barker Janie's Brother
johnfinal.jpgGirlie Askew

John's younger sister

johnfinal.jpgMaurice Askew

John's younger Brother

johnfinal.jpgStephen Barker

Janie's Cousin

johnfinal.jpgEvelyn Barker

Stephen Barker's wife

davidfinal.jpgDavid Barker

Janie's cousin

freda.jpgFreda Cobley

Janie's cousin