Who Do You Think You Are? Magazine reader Pamela Spencer from Lytham St Anne's, Lancashire, shares her family photographs.
My mother, Margery, with her brother, Henry, who trained as a fighter pilot towards the end of the Second World War.
This photograph of the Ellis family was taken in their garden in Beeston, Leeds, in 1901. My maternal grandmother, Lillie, is at the back, behind her parents and six younger siblings.
I thought that Robert Pigg (front row, second from left) was my biological grandfather until I had a DNA test. The only thing I know about my real biological grandfather is his Cornish ancestry.
My paternal grandmother, Adelaide Beatrice Price (left), with her brother Percy and sister Caroline. I didn’t know her well but recall her patent-leather high-heeled shoes.
Lillie Ellis married her first husband, William Sarginson, in March 1916. Tragically, he was killed in action at the Battle of the Somme on 10 July, just four months later.
Pauline, my sister, and I at home in 1951. My mum was an adventurous soul, and when she left my father we lived in a converted bus for a short time. I loved it, but I’m not sure about Mum.
During the First World War my grandmother Lillie worked in munitions somewhere in the Leeds area. After the war she worked as a bootmaker.
Mum joined the Women’s Auxiliary Air Force (WAAF) during the Second World War. In this photograph of a Bomber Command squadron she is standing seventh from the left in the second row from the front.
Here Margery (left at the front) is meeting the Queen in London in 1942. She was stationed there as a ‘balloon girl’ working with barrage balloons. She lived at Fulham Palace and knew Geoffrey Fisher, the bishop of London.
Here my mother is wearing one of her own creations. She loved making clothes, and my sister and I always had the prettiest dresses when we were little.
This was taken outside the family’s cottage in Beeston. The happy bride is my first cousin once removed Dorothy ‘Dolly’ Bayley.
The Ellis family took a trip to the seaside in the early 1930s. Lillie is standing in the second row from the back beside her son Henry.
My great uncle Willie Ellis and his sister Susy. He sadly vanished in 1924 shortly after the birth of his daughter.
My great grandmother Annie Larkin was born in Tadcaster, North Yorkshire, in 1862. Her Irish parents had left County Mayo to escape the Great Famine.
This photo shows my grand aunt, Betty Ellis, and her son Bobby Cain. Bobby spent his working life as a tram driver in the Leeds area.