The Heaneys lived next door to Lena in Ross Terrace. (In fact, they were her landlords.)

None of these photographs has "Heaney" on the back, their identification is entirely guesswork but having decided on one, there is a resemblance between them which suggests they belong to the same family.

Having said that, there may be others which I have not identified and have placed them amongst the others.

[The Heaneys of Ross Terrace ?]
"Aug 1930"	"Aug 1930"
There is no evidence to suggest that these two are Heaneys but I think they are.

		I'm not sure this is the same girl but she was on the same page.

Some Heaneys went to Alberta

"Dear Miss Dunne, I take this poor means to thank you for all that you did for me. But if it should be my luck to find you in the same place when I come back Well, I will try to thank you in a more "pressing" way. I hope you enjoyed your C. O. Mary's dance and had some little thoughts for me. Send your photo please do you know I would do as much for you.       Ever yours Jim. (Potery)"                               (click here for image)

postmark Edmonton Alta, 1.30 PM, MAR 21 1912 addressed to Miss Dunne, C/o Mrs Heaney, Ross Terrace, Broxburn, Linlithgowshire, Scotland

[I think Jim had trouble spelling "Poetry" never mind writing it!]

	Why do I think these are Heaneys in Alberta? In Autograph Book 2 there is a baggage label for P.J. Heaney. Oh, and the car registration plate above has "ALTA - 1912" down the sides.