IOW Photographers - Kime

 

Photographer Ernest Alfred Kime
Active Period c1901 - 1925 (at least)
Lifespan Born:  c1875 Died:  1959   IOW
   
Studio Addresses 116 Lower St James Street, Newport
Associates  
   
Trade History 1901 Census
Ernest Kime, photographer, Newport

1910 Kelly's Directory of IOW
Ernest Alfred Kime, photographer, 116 Lower St James Street, Newport

1924/25 Kelly's Directory of IOW (page 485)
Ernest Alfred Kime, photographer, 116 St James Street, Newport

1933 Electoral Register
Ernest Alfred Kime, store, 14a St James Street, Newport
Ernest Alfred & Frances Kime, 116 St James Street, Newport

1939 Kelly's Directory of Hants & IOW (page 1057)
Ernest Kime, photographer, 116 Lower St James Street, Newport

1947 Electoral Register
Ernest A & Frances Kime, 116 St James Street, Newport

Awards  
Photographic
Evidence Found
1904 - known date of photo negative number 48?
1908 - estimated date of photo negative number 1072
1908
- estimated date of photo negative number 1180 - see below
1913/14 - known date of photo negative number 7306
1914/15 - known date of photo negative number 9208
1921 - known date of photo negative number 14801
Examples of
Photographs,
Trade Cards,
Adverts, etc
Kime.jpg (26051 bytes)
Example of an Ernest Kime's photo back negative number 1180 estimated to be c1908.

My thanks to Viv McRitchie for the above photo back.

Family History Ernest Alfred Kime was born c1874 in Lincoln. He is thought to have been the 8 year old Alfred Kime, son of Jonas & Emily Kime who were grocers and coal merchants at Fulbeck, Lincoln, in the 1881 census.

At the time of the 1901 census, Ernest was living in Newport along with his wife Frances (also from Lincolnshire) and their 3 month old daughter, Lily, who had been born in Newport. Ernest was described as a photographer in the census, and it is possible that he was working for John Long from whom he apparently took over the business c1900.

Ernest died at the age of 84 in February 1959 and was buried at Newport Fairlee Cemetery, alongside his wife, Frances, who had died two years earlier.

Further Notes It is probable that Ernest Kime took over the business at 116 Lower St James Street from photographer John Long c1900 who was previously working at that address.

 

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