My great aunt went to Canada in 1908 to visit her son. A sailor on the ship had carved her this doll to give to her niece in Leicester for her fourth Birthday this being my mother who called the doll Judy. She passed it on to me to play with. My four daughters have played with it, and now my four Grandaughters as well. It hangs in my Dining Kitchen in Braunstone Town near Leicester.
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