Picture Gallery
The Barker Family
These photographs are from Jacqueline Barker's family album. The Barker family
had been out in India for some years before Partition, attached to the British Army. In 1947 Jacqueline's
father was a teacher at the Sikh College. At Partition, the family found themselves stuck on the
Indian side, without the means to get home, and had to fend for themselves to make their way across
the new border to Lahore, and then on to Karachi to board a ship back to England.
 Lalji, son of Gunga Lal, with Jennifer Jacqueline's youngest sister, at Ranikhet |
 Jacqueline's mother with her 3 daughters, in Nulla |
 Jacqueline's mother with her 3 daughters, in Nulla |
 Outside walls of garden at Yol, where the family were living before Partition |
 The bathing pool at Yol, with the 3 sisters |
 Bridge across the river near Yol |
 Bathing pool at Yol |
 The sacrificial rock, where local people prayed for the monsoon when it was late |
 Barelli/Jalundar, with servants |
 The family bungalow at Yol, before Partition. It was formerly an italian PoW camp. |
 The family bungalow at Yol, before Partition |
 Gunga Lal, the family's cook, was with them until they left at Partition |
 Jennifer on the rock |
 The bridge disappeared when the earthquake hit |
Raj Kumary Bowry
These pictures were taken from Raj's family album. If you would like to read
about Raj's story please go to : Raj Kumary Bowry
 Raj and her husband standing by their Morris car, with Manjula in her father's arms (she would be about 1½ years old), c.1947, Delhi |
 Raj with her teaching diploma. She graduated in 1943 from the university of the Punjab at Lahore, in English and Hindi, and she became a teacher. |
 Raj's son, Sadish Bowry with his wife Shobna and their children, living near Croydon |
 Raj and her husband in Nairobi, Kenya |
 Raj's parents' 70th wedding anniversary |
 The wedding of Manjula and Paul Sood |
 Raj's parents - her father Premnath Sood, her mother, Bhagwadi Devi, and her brother Jaginder Nath |
 Raj with her parents in Nairobi, Kenya |
Page Last Updated: 11 October 2010
