~ J. BATEMAN ~
PHOTOGRAPHER
JOHN BATEMANN / JOHN BATEMAN
51 & 54 ST. GEORGE'S STREET
*61 St. George's Street
CANTERBURY
Please contact me if you have any photographs/information that you are willing to share on John BATEMAN
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Photos taken by F.Bateman and thought to be of my great great grandfather Walter Davies and his older brother William S. Davies. On the photo back of the young man it says - J. Bateman, 51 St George's Street, Canterbury. Patronized by The Royal Family. The back of the other one says - Mr J Batemann, 51 St George's Street, Canterbury. Gentlemen's Mansions & Estates Photographed. Photo's courtesy of S. Hodson
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"THE COUPLE" my photo by J. Bateman City Photographic Studio
51 Saint George's Street, Canterbury
PHOTO c. 1861-1871
*see Charles Millington Drayson (photographer) for what looks like the same lady (he was at 50 St. George's Street)
(SAME BACKDROP AS THE PHOTO BELOW)
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"A GENTLEMAN", possibly some type of Clergy. My photo by J. Bateman, Photographer, Canterbury
PHOTO c. 1861-1871
J. BATEMAN
CITY PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO
INVICTA
51 ST. GEORGE'S STREET
CANTERBURY
COPIES MAY BE HAD ON APPLICATION
No cardstock printer's name on the reverse - card size 2 4/8" width, 4" length
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SAME BACK GROUND AS THE PHOTO BELOW and same DESK as the first photo at the top of the page
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"A YOUNG LADY" my photo by J. Bateman, Photographer, Canterbury
J. BATEMAN, 54 ST. GEORGE'S STREET, CANTERBURY
COPIES OF THIS PORTRAIT MAY BE OBTAINED AT ANY TIME
OBORNE. LONDON & PARIS - Printer of the CDV dated c. 1876 - 1887
Believed to be Thomas Epps (1824-1895) son of John Penfield Epps (1801-1866) who was a farmer at Stonestile, Selling
Thanks to a visitor to the site for the loan of the photo and the information
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"AN EAST KENT MILITIA SOLDIER" my photo by J. Bateman, Photographer, Canterbury
J. BATEMAN, 54 ST. GEORGE'S STREET, CANTERBURY
COPIES OF THIS PORTRAIT MAY BE OBTAINED AT ANY TIME
EKM on his hat (East Kent Militia)
No printer listed on the card stock
"KING SCHOOL CANTERBURY 1871" my photo by J. Bateman, Photographer, Canterbury
GALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHIC ART
J. BATEMANN, 54 ST. GEORGE'S STREET, CANTERBURY
COPIES OF THIS PORTRAIT MAY BE OBTAINED AT ANY TIME
HAND-COLOURED PHOTOGRAPH
No printer listed on the card stock
*photo of William AUGERAND born 1863
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"CANTERBURY CATHEDRAL" my photo by J. Bateman, Photographer, Canterbury
GALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHIC ART
J. BATEMANN, 54 ST. GEORGE'S STREET, CANTERBURY
COPIES OF THIS PORTRAIT MAY BE OBTAINED AT ANY TIME
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"A YOUNG MAN " my photo by J. Bateman, Photographer, Canterbury
J. BATEMANN, 54 ST. GEORGE'S STREET, CANTERBURY
COPIES OF THIS PORTRAIT MAY BE OBTAINED AT ANY TIME
OBORNE. LONDON & PARIS - Printer of the CDV dated c. 1876 - 1887
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v"EDWARD TROLLOPE, the Graduate" my photo by J. Bateman, Photographer, Canterbury
J. BATEMANN, 54 ST. GEORGE'S STREET, CANTERBURY
COPIES OF THIS PORTRAIT MAY BE OBTAINED AT ANY TIME
OBORNE. LONDON & PARIS - Printer of the CDV dated c. 1876 - 1887
"PRETTY LADY" my photo by J. Batemann, Photographer, Canterbury
J. BATEMANN, 54 ST. GEORGE'S STREET, CANTERBURY
COPIES OF THIS PORTRAIT MAY BE OBTAINED AT ANY TIME
HIS NAME CHANGES ON THE CARDS FROM BATEMANN TO BATEMAN
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Possibly of the Burwill/Burville family who lived in Dover, CDV courtesy of T. Cleaver
Same picture but done as a Cabinet Card - possibly of the Burwill/Burville family who lived in Dover, CDV courtesy of T. Cleaver
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"A YOUNG GENTLEMAN" my photo by J. Bateman, Photographer, Canterbury
PATRONIZED BY HER GRACIOUS MAJESTY THE QUEEN*
AND PRINCESSES
HELENA & LOUISA
J.Bateman
54 St. George's St., Canterbury
Copies of the portrait may be had at any time
2 1/2" width by 4" height
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"17th Lancer" my photo by J. Bateman, Photographer, Canterbury
PATRONIZED BY HER GRACIOUS MAJESTY THE QUEEN*
AND PRINCESSES
HELENA & LOUISA
J.Bateman
54 St. George's St., Canterbury
Copies of the portrait may be had at any time
2 1/2" width by 4" height
An unnamed photograph from May & Amelia Inge's album supplied by a descendant. Some of the photographs may date back to the 1860s. May Inge was a grocer in Canterbury and a Bible thumping Methodist lay preacher. Amelia was John Hobday's daughter. John Hobday was a businessman of many trades. In 1882 an advert described him as a "Cabinet Maker, Upholster, Auctioneer, Appraiser, House Agent, House Decorator, Undertaker, &c., 60 & 61 Palace Street, Canterbury. Contractor for Removal of Furniture in Pantechnicon Vans, by Road or Rail."
An unnamed photograph from May & Amelia Inge's album supplied by a descendant. Some of the photographs may date back to the 1860s. May Inge was a grocer in Canterbury and a Bible thumping Methodist lay preacher. Amelia was John Hobday's daughter. John Hobday was a businessman of many trades. In 1882 an advert described him as a "Cabinet Maker, Upholster, Auctioneer, Appraiser, House Agent, House Decorator, Undertaker, &c., 60 & 61 Palace Street, Canterbury. Contractor for Removal of Furniture in Pantechnicon Vans, by Road or Rail."
An unnamed photograph from May & Amelia Inge's album supplied by a descendant. Some of the photographs may date back to the 1860s. May Inge was a grocer in Canterbury and a Bible thumping Methodist lay preacher. Amelia was John Hobday's daughter. John Hobday was a businessman of many trades. In 1882 an advert described him as a "Cabinet Maker, Upholster, Auctioneer, Appraiser, House Agent, House Decorator, Undertaker, &c., 60 & 61 Palace Street, Canterbury. Contractor for Removal of Furniture in Pantechnicon Vans, by Road or Rail."
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"LADY" my photo by J. Bateman, Photographer, Canterbury (The prop chair is the same as in other photographs below)
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"Mr. S. NEWMAN" photo by J. Bateman, Photographer, Canterbury - Photo courtesy of M. Hankins
A Photograph of Laura Vansittart Strettell, by John Bateman, Canterbury
Laura Vansittart Neale m. Alfred
Baker Strettell 1844; Alfred Baker Strettell was rector of St.
Martin's & St. Paul's
1874-1882
Photo copyright Peter Harrison
The Gentlemen's Magazine - Marriage,
May 1. At Taplow, Bucks., the Rev. Alfred Baker Strettell to Miss Laura
Vansittart Neale, daughter of the Rev. Edward Neale, Rector of Taplow.
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"Another LOVELY LADY" my photo by J. Bateman, Photographer, Canterbury (The prop chair is the same as in another photograph below, and the necklace too!)
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"AN ELEGANT LADY HOLDING A LETTER" photo by J. Bateman, Photographer, Canterbury, on loan to the site by a lovey visitor, thank you!
OBORNE. LONDON & PARIS - Printer of the CDV paper dated c. 1876 - 1887
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"YOUNG SIBLINGS" photo by J. Bateman, Photographer, Canterbury, on loan to the site by Fairlynch Museum, Fore Street, Budleigh Salterton, Devon, thank you!
OBORNE. LONDON & PARIS - Printer of the CDV paper dated c. 1876 - 1887
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"A YOUNG GIRL" my photo by J. Bateman, Photographer, Canterbury
J. BATEMAN, CANTERBURY
OBORNE. LONDON & PARIS - Printer of the CDV paper dated c. 1876 - 1887
"Percy W. Lushington " my photo by J. Bateman, Photographer, Canterbury #831281
J. BATEMAN, CANTERBURY
OBORNE. LONDON & PARIS - Printer of the CDV paper dated c. 1876 - 1887
Percy Wildman Lushington born c. 1858/9 born Kent, England
PERCY WILDMAN-LUSHINGTON, Gentleman,
2nd Lieut. 25th Foot, late Lieut. W. Kent Militia. Bom Dec. 24, 1858,
being the second son of the late James
Lushington Wildman-Lushington, Esq., J. P. co. Kent, who with his issue
were authorised to assume the additional surname and arms of Lushington,
in addition to and after
that of Wildman by Royal Licence, dated Dec. 27, 1869, by his wife Charlotte
Anne, dau. of Robert Bushe of Dublin city and of the Island of Trinidad.
Armorial bearings —
Quarterly i and 4, or, on a fesse wavy, between three lions' heads erased
vert, as many ermine spots gold (for Lushington) ; 2 and 3, azure, on
a chevron argent, between two
eagles displayed in chief and a lion passant in base or, two ermine
spots between three estoiles of the field (for Wildman). Mantling vert
and or. Crests — i. on a wreath of
the colours, a lion's head erased vert, ducally gorged or (for Lushington)
; 2. out of a mural coronet chequy or and azure, a demi-lion-rampant
argent, supporting a battle-axe
gold, blade proper, distilling drops of blood. Motto — "Prudens
qui patients." (Armorial families a directory of gentlemen)
West Kent. Percy Wildman-Lushington,
Gent., to be Second
Lieutenant. Dated 28th September, 1878. THE LONDON GAZETTE, SEPTEMBER
27, 1878.
Lieutenant Percy Wildman-Lushington,
from the West Kent Militia, to be Second Lieutenant,
vice C. T. P. Keene, promoted. Dated 23rd October, 1880. THE LONDON
GAZETTE, OCTOBER 22, 1880
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"Young Midshipman" my photos by J. Bateman, Photographer, Canterbury - see an older photo of him from H. B. Collis
Both with blank green backgrounds except for the writing at the top of 77487 and 78487
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These pictures above are from the Warren Family Album which are likely to be members of the MOUNT family
if you have any information on the family or the photo's please CONTACT ME _(photo's courtesy of Sue Langley)
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These pictures above are from the Warren Family Album which are likely to be members of the MOUNT family
if you have any information on the family or the photo's please CONTACT ME_(photo's courtesy of Sue Langley)
These pictures above are from the Warren Family Album which are likely to be members of the MOUNT family
if you have any information on the family or the photo's please CONTACT ME_(photo's courtesy of Sue Langley)
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These pictures above are from the Warren Family Album which are likely to be members of the MOUNT family
if you have any information on the family or the photo's please CONTACT ME_(photo's courtesy of Sue Langley)_
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"Somber woman" my photo by J. Bateman, Photographer, Canterbury
With green background and J. Bateman - writing at the top 321009
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"Bearded Gentleman " my photo by J. Bateman, Photographer, Canterbury
With green background Miss Hall 26 Manor Road, Folkestone (From Marks & Co. Photographic Enlargers, Westmoreland Art Studio 36 St. Thomas Road, South Hackney, London N.E.)
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"A LOVELY LADY" my photo by J. Bateman, Photographer, Canterbury (gold print used on the back of the photograph)
REG. C. E.&.C. - CDV printer c. 1887-1895
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"An Older Lady" my photo by J. Bateman, Photographer, Canterbury
No. 801087
Possibly the date written on the back - 1887, which fit's nicely with the CDV card stock design (folded corner design c. 1889)
MARION IMP. Paris & London - Printer of the CDV card
2 1/2" width x 4" height
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Cabinet Card
J. BATEMAN, Canterbury
May 2, 1884 The Photographic News - Employment offered, Operator Wet & Dry, J. Bateman, St. George's Street, Canterbury
May 9, 1884 The Photographic News - Employment offered, Operator Wet & Dry, J. Bateman, St. George's Street, Canterbury
October 24, 1884 The Photographic News - Mr. Bateman (Canterbury) Photographs Registered - 2 Photo's of "The Kent Eleven" Cricketers
See BATEMAN Family Name