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227959 Rosie Ricketts Auxiliary Territorial Service My mother, Peggy Ricketts, has seen a photograph showing all of her cousins born to Richard (Dick) and Liz Ricketts, of Birmingham. This photo, printed in a Birmingham newspaper, was unusual because there were lads all from the same family all in uniform (she thinks sailors) and one girl, Rosie, in her ATS uniform. The caption was something like - The Biggest Family at War. They all had Ricketts as their surname - names were probably Dick, Joey, Pat, Mick, Leslie, Stanley, Jack and Rose/Rosie. The family was huge - about 17 kids she thinks! This photo was shown to Mum by her cousin Florence (Floss) Potter, wife of Levi Potter. They had a daughter Margaret and all moved to Kent from Birmingham. If anyone remembers seeing this photo, could suggest where I could find a copy, knows this huge Ricketts clan, or the Potter family in Kent, please help. Please type your message:      We recommend you copy the text about this item and keep a copy on your own computer before pressing submit. Your Name:             Email Address:       @ **Please type the first part our your email in the first box (eg. john.smith) the @ sign is added automaticallly, please type the second part in the second box (eg. gmail.com). Do not enter your full email in each box or add an @ sign or random spaces.** Please type in the code shown here:    If you are unable to read the code please click here. If you have received an error message for incorrect code, please click to refresh the code before resending. This should overcome the error message.