Woolf Family Photos

Sol Woolf (who went by “Steve Wilson” in his adulthood) appearing as a “Master Tailor” in a newspaper ad for a tailoring firm called Trotter’s. Sol’s father, Abraham, had also worked in the tailoring business.

Abraham Woolf, Elizabeth (Betsy) Woolf (née Balcon/Balkind), and six of their seven children pose for a portrait dated to 1898.

Sepia photo of Elizabeth (Betsy) Woolf (née Balcon) printed on a postcard. She is wearing a black dress and leaning on a chest height table/pillar. The photo was probably taken in Glasgow as her family lived their c. 1900-1920 with the Balarskys and…

A portrait of Queenie Woolf, Sam Woolf’s wife and Gertrude’s sister-in-law. The note written on top of the photo seems to indicate it was sent to either her mother-in-law, Elizabeth Woolf (Balcon). or her niece, Elizabeth Hood (Woolf).

A photo of Sol Woolf (a.k.a. Steve Wilson) posing against a rock formation on a beachfront.

Sol Woolf (Steve Wilson), his sister Rosa McColl (née Woolf), and another man (perhaps John McColl, Rosa’s husband) pose arm in arm for a photo outside a house.