The daughter of a woman who spent her early years in Grimsby is looking to meet anyone who knew her after she died aged 93.
Georgina Stanfield was born on Albert Street in Grimsby in 1923 and went on to marry an American GI and move to Mississippi.
She passed away in June last year and her daughter Kim is now fulfilling her wish to return her ashes to be scattered at Grimsby Crematorium.
This will be done at a service on Sunday, September 26 and Kim is now looking to meet anyone who knew her mother or has any connection to her childhood.
Georgina was raised next to Millie's Store, which sold groceries and sweets, with Millie helping out fishermen and their families.
Georgina was passionate about music and took part in the choir at Holme Hill Boarding School, and participated in their winning entry to the Cleethorpes Music Festival around 1930.
During the Second World War, she worked in ammunition factories, and later became a trawler net braider.
Kim believes her mother performed at the Palladium Theatre in London at some point as part of Cath Beasley's Girls, a physical culture and fitness group.
Georgina married an American GI, James Stanfield, at Welholme Church in Grimsby on June 1, 1957. Kim was born the following year.
In 1963, the family moved to Vicksburg in Mississippi, where Georgina remained active in the threatre.
Kim said she did not know if any of her mother's friends of Grimsby are still alive, but would like to meet them so that she can get a better understanding of her life in the town.
The scattering of the ashes is taking place on Sunday, September 26 at 3pm at the crematorium.