Stephen Mansfield is a Scottish press photographer with the Scotsman newspaper and has published a collection of pictures of news events and personalities around Scotland on his web pages. More recently he has been researching his ancestors from Devon. Stephen currently lives in Barrhead near Glasgow.

CLICK HERE TO SEE MY PICTURES.  This is a picture of the Moscow State Circus on a visit to Paisley in 2001. photography

A selection of news pictures taken for the Scotsman, an Edinburgh based broad sheet newspaper which include a sequence of last years fly fishing competition on Loch Leven, Scottish personalities including Carol Smillie, Colin Montgomerie, Vanessa Collingridge, Donald Dewar, Alex McLeish and many more plus daily news events from the West of Scotland. To see my pictures click on this link....Latest....pics from the Whyte and Mackay West End Carnival 2003.

http://www.stephenpics.co.uk

MANSFIELD FAMILY HISTORY. A young Cedric with his father Purcell James Mansfield, his second wife Jessie and her mother Granny Campbell.family history

'The Mansfields' is my family history site and includes church organists Purcell James Mansfield and his father Orlando Augustine Mansfield. Other interesting characters in the Mansfield family were the Rev. J. Pearce Mansfield, pastor of Horningsham Free Church, the first Free church in England, and Orlando's sister, Theodosia Olympia who was a governess to a Catholic family and later became a Carmelite nun. My family history pages are now at

http://www.themansfields.org.uk

 

SCHOOL AND OTHER TRIVIA.  Grove Primary class of 1960 includes Grant Maxwell and Joyce Taylor. Click here to see more school pictures from Barrhead High.school pics + other trivia

Born in Newport-on-Tay the family moved across the water to West Ferry near Dundee, where my first school was Grove Primary in Broughty Ferry. In 1960 we moved to Glasgow and the Barrhead Primary. Next school was Springhill and finally the Barrhead High. Click on the photograph to see more school pics and other trivia.

http://www.stephenmansfield.org.uk