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     Albert Ernest STREET was born on 5 January 1920 at Portsmouth, Hampshire, England.¹
Albert married Iris Minnie SANSOME, daughter of Walter George SANSOME and Minnie Kate HALSTED, in 1942 at Portsmouth, Hampshire.²
Albert died in 1970 at Southampton, Hampshire, England.³

     Her married name was SANSOME.¹
Phyllis Alice CHICK was born on 29 August 1912 at Portsmouth, Hampshire, England.²
Phyllis married Reginald George SANSOME, son of Walter George SANSOME and Minnie Kate HALSTED, in 1937 at Portsmouth, Hampshire.¹ She was listed in the 1939Register taken on 29 September 1939 at 29 Salcombe Avenue, Portsmouth, Hampshire, England. She was married, born 29 August 1912. They were living with Phyllis's widowed mother.³
Phyllis died in 1971 at Southampton, Hampshire, England.⁴

     Charles Leonard FOYLE was born on 20 June 1882 at Portsmouth, Hampshire, England.¹
Charles married Ivy Florence SANSOME, daughter of Walter George SANSOME and Minnie Kate HALSTED, in 1930 at Portsmouth, Hampshire.² He was listed in the 1939Register taken on 29 September 1939 at 31 Claremont Road, Portsmouth, Hampshire, England. He was married, a Furninshing Shop Manager, born 20 June 1882.³
Charles died in 1964 at Portsmouth, Hampshire.⁴

     William MITCHELL was born in 1801 at Fletching, Sussex, England.
William married Charlotte HALSTED, daughter of Henry HALSTED and Sarah (?), on 22 December 1833 at Fletching, Sussex.
In the census of 6 June 1841 at Batts, Maresfield, Sussex, England, William was listed as aged 40 born in county, the Head of Household; an Agricultural Labourer, living with his assumed wife Charlotte and childres William, Raymond and Eliza.¹
In the census of 30 March 1851 at Batts, Maresfield, Sussex, William was listed as aged 50 born Fletching, the Head of Household; an Agricultural Labourer, living with his wife Charlotte, sons William and Ramon, daughter Eliza.²
In the census of 7 April 1861 at Piltdown, Maresfield, Sussex, England, William was listed as aged 60 born Fletching, the Head of Household; a worker in Gun Powder Mill, living with his wife Charlotte, son Raymond.³ In the census of 2 April 1871 at Crown Hill, Framfield, Sussex, England, he was listed as a widower, an Agricultural Labourer, aged 70 born Fletching, a Boarder of William John DRAYS.⁴
William died in 1872 at Uckfield, Sussex, England.⁵

     William MITCHELL was born in 1834 at Fletching, Sussex, England. He was the son of William MITCHELL and Charlotte HALSTED. William MITCHELL was baptised on 20 April 1834 at Fletching, Sussex. In the census of 6 June 1841 at Batts, Maresfield, Sussex, England, he was listed as aged 7 born in county, the assumed son of William MITCHELL.¹ In the census of 30 March 1851 at Batts, Maresfield, Sussex, he was listed as single, an Agricultural Labourer, aged 17 born Fletching, the son of William MITCHELL.²
William married Annet PUMPHREY on 25 October 1857 at St John, Lewes, Sussex, England.³

Newspaper Report: EWELL FEARFUL EXPLOSION AT A POWDER MILL
An explosion, unfortunately attended with loss of life occurred on Wednesday morning about five minutes to 11, at the Ewell Powder Mills, belonging to Messrs. Sharpe and Co. As soon as possible the inhabitants rushed to the works, which are about a mile from the village, and it was ascertained that about half a ton of powder had exploded in the corning house, where it undergoes the granulating process. Two men, Layton Osborne and Raymond Mitchell, were engaged superintending the machinery, whilst Benjamin Osborne, brother to the first named, was in the boat which had just brought the powder to the corning house, and was in the act of pushing off for the purpose of bringing another supply. As usual in most cases of this nature, no cause can be ascertained to account for the igniting of the powder The injuries sustained by Layton Osborne were of so serious a nature that he survived but three hours- Dr. Daniel and Dr. Barnes, who were early on the spot, did all in their power to alleviate his sufferings. He was terribly scorched, his arm blown away between the wrist and elbow, and every particle of his clothing hanging in strips, and those which did adhere were on lire. The poor fellow recognised his distracted wife, and likewise the Rev. .J. Salwey,whose gentle ministrations visibly affected all around. As soon as possible Mitchell was conveyed to his home, where he lies in a hopeless and delirious state, owing to the severe injuries received. Benjamin Osborne, who was in the boat, attributes his escape to being blown into the stream, where the splinters, machinery, &c, were showered upon him. Too much praise cannot accorded to the Rev. J. Salwey and Mr. Tom Stone, who did all in their power to alleviate the distress so suddenly brought about. Osborne leaves wife and one child, whilst Mitchell, who is reported to dead, has four children, which will shortly be added to. The last explosion that occurred at these works was about seven years ago, when the loss of life was much greater than on the present occasion. We are informed no works are more carefully supervised and guarded against probable accident than these, all the men employed having the greatest confidence in the management of Mr. Johnson, the Superintendent.
An inquest was held on Friday before W. Carter, Esq.. Coroner for the district, on the bodies of Layton Osborn and Raymond Mitchell, the two unfortunate men who were killed in the late explosion at the Ewell Powder Mills. Mr. George Stone was selected foreman of the Jury.
James Wagstaffe, was the first witness called, he deposed :—I am Sergeant of Police, Epsom, On Wednesday last was on duty in Epsom. I heard a slight explosion in the direction of Ewell Powder Mills, and saw the smoke arise. I instantly went to the mills of Mr. John Carr Sharpe. I saw the deceased, Layton Osborn, in a shed on the premises, he was then alive, but terribly injured, his left arm blown off, and left leg shattered and burnt, and burnt all over his body. He was still sensible, but made no allusion to the cause of accident. He died in my presence at quarter past two the same day.
W. Mitchell, sworn:- I am a powder maker, and work in the dust-house. I knew both of the deceased perfectly well, they were both powder makers. Raymond Mitchell died last night in my presence at his own home about 11 o’clock. They have worked for Mr. Sharpe for 10 or 11 years. I saw the men bringing Mitchell, who is my brother, from the Corning House, which had exploded. I saw him about half-an-hour previous, he was then in good health, so was Osborn, and both were perfectly sober. I asked my brother if he could tell me the cause of the explosion, he replied he could not. I was in the corning house removing an empty tub, whilst Osborn was cracking down the cakes. William Clement Daniel deposed — l am a surgeon in practice residing at Epsom. On Wednesday last I was in the village of Ewell, and heard the explosion at the mills. I immediately proceeded there, and saw both men. Ostorn I knew, and was the first I saw. He was charred all over his right arm, his right arm blown off near his shoulder, and his left leg shattered at the thigh and ancle. I believe his spine was fractured. He was sensible; did not speak in my hearing as to the cause of the explosion. I never expected he could servive. I did all that was possible to relieve him. He lived about three hours, the injuries he had received being the cause of death. I then saw Mitchell in a shed; he was burnt nearly all over the body, and had a deep wound inside his left thigh,which appeared to have been caused a jagged piece of wood. it was four inches long, and deep among the muscles. The femoral artery was uninjured. He had also a wound over the left eye. I saw him twice Wednesday, and once yesterday. He seemed more cheerful the last time I saw him, but his breathing became worse. I did not think he would recover, and he died last night. There can be no doubt his death resulted from the injuries he had received.
At this state of the proceedings, the Coroner suggested that it would better to adjourn until Thursday next, that the man Benjamin Osborn, now lying ill, might be examined, and possibly would able to throw some light on the cause of the explosion.—Adjourned accordingly.⁴
His wife, Annet, died on 1 October 1871 at Ewell, Surrey, England.⁵
William died on 20 October 1880 at Ewell, Surrey.⁶

     Eliza MITCHELL was born in 1838 at Fletching, Sussex, England.¹ She was the daughter of William MITCHELL and Charlotte HALSTED. In the census of 6 June 1841 at Batts, Maresfield, Sussex, England, she was listed as aged 3 born in county, the assumed daughter of William MITCHELL.² In the census of 30 March 1851 at Batts, Maresfield, Sussex, she was listed as aged 13 born Fletching, the daughter of William MITCHELL.³

     Raymond MITCHELL was born on 13 December 1840 at Maresfield, Sussex, England.¹ He was the son of William MITCHELL and Charlotte HALSTED. In the census of 6 June 1841 at Batts, Maresfield, Sussex, England, he was listed as aged 8 months born in county, the assumed son of William MITCHELL.² In the census of 30 March 1851 at Batts, Maresfield, Sussex, he was listed as aged 10 born Maresfield, the son of William MITCHELL.³ In the census of 7 April 1861 at Piltdown, Maresfield, Sussex, England, he was listed as single, a worker in Gun Powder Mill, aged 20 born Maresfield, the son of William MITCHELL.⁴
Raymond married Jane ELLIS in 1864 at Uckfield, Sussex, England.⁵
Raymond died on 28 October 1870 at Ewell, Surrey, England, at the age of 29.^6,7

Appears in a newspaper article on on 29 October 1870 at at Surrey, England, EWELL FEARFUL EXPLOSION AT A POWDER MILL
An explosion, unfortunately attended with loss of life occurred on Wednesday morning about five minutes to 11, at the Ewell Powder Mills, belonging to Messrs. Sharpe and Co. As soon as possible the inhabitants rushed to the works, which are about a mile from the village, and it was ascertained that about half a ton of powder had exploded in the corning house, where it undergoes the granulating process. Two men, Layton Osborne and Raymond Mitchell, were engaged superintending the machinery, whilst Benjamin Osborne, brother to the first named, was in the boat which had just brought the powder to the corning house, and was in the act of pushing off for the purpose of bringing another supply. As usual in most cases of this nature, no cause can be ascertained to account for the igniting of the powder The injuries sustained by Layton Osborne were of so serious a nature that he survived but three hours- Dr. Daniel and Dr. Barnes, who were early on the spot, did all in their power to alleviate his sufferings. He was terribly scorched, his arm blown away between the wrist and elbow, and every particle of his clothing hanging in strips, and those which did adhere were on lire. The poor fellow recognised his distracted wife, and likewise the Rev. .J. Salwey,whose gentle ministrations visibly affected all around. As soon as possible Mitchell was conveyed to his home, where he lies in a hopeless and delirious state, owing to the severe injuries received. Benjamin Osborne, who was in the boat, attributes his escape to being blown into the stream, where the splinters, machinery, &c, were showered upon him. Too much praise cannot accorded to the Rev. J. Salwey and Mr. Tom Stone, who did all in their power to alleviate the distress so suddenly brought about. Osborne leaves wife and one child, whilst Mitchell, who is reported to dead, has four children, which will shortly be added to. The last explosion that occurred at these works was about seven years ago, when the loss of life was much greater than on the present occasion. We are informed no works are more carefully supervised and guarded against probable accident than these, all the men employed having the greatest confidence in the management of Mr. Johnson, the Superintendent.
An inquest was held on Friday before W. Carter, Esq.. Coroner for the district, on the bodies of Layton Osborn and Raymond Mitchell, the two unfortunate men who were killed in the late explosion at the Ewell Powder Mills. Mr. George Stone was selected foreman of the Jury.
James Wagstaffe, was the first witness called, he deposed :—I am Sergeant of Police, Epsom, On Wednesday last was on duty in Epsom. I heard a slight explosion in the direction of Ewell Powder Mills, and saw the smoke arise. I instantly went to the mills of Mr. John Carr Sharpe. I saw the deceased, Layton Osborn, in a shed on the premises, he was then alive, but terribly injured, his left arm blown off, and left leg shattered and burnt, and burnt all over his body. He was still sensible, but made no allusion to the cause of accident. He died in my presence at quarter past two the same day.
W. Mitchell, sworn:- I am a powder maker, and work in the dust-house. I knew both of the deceased perfectly well, they were both powder makers. Raymond Mitchell died last night in my presence at his own home about 11 o’clock. They have worked for Mr. Sharpe for 10 or 11 years. I saw the men bringing Mitchell, who is my brother, from the Corning House, which had exploded. I saw him about half-an-hour previous, he was then in good health, so was Osborn, and both were perfectly sober. I asked my brother if he could tell me the cause of the explosion, he replied he could not. I was in the corning house removing an empty tub, whilst Osborn was cracking down the cakes. William Clement Daniel deposed — l am a surgeon in practice residing at Epsom. On Wednesday last I was in the village of Ewell, and heard the explosion at the mills. I immediately proceeded there, and saw both men. Ostorn I knew, and was the first I saw. He was charred all over his right arm, his right arm blown off near his shoulder, and his left leg shattered at the thigh and ancle. I believe his spine was fractured. He was sensible; did not speak in my hearing as to the cause of the explosion. I never expected he could servive. I did all that was possible to relieve him. He lived about three hours, the injuries he had received being the cause of death. I then saw Mitchell in a shed; he was burnt nearly all over the body, and had a deep wound inside his left thigh,which appeared to have been caused a jagged piece of wood. it was four inches long, and deep among the muscles. The femoral artery was uninjured. He had also a wound over the left eye. I saw him twice Wednesday, and once yesterday. He seemed more cheerful the last time I saw him, but his breathing became worse. I did not think he would recover, and he died last night. There can be no doubt his death resulted from the injuries he had received.
At this state of the proceedings, the Coroner suggested that it would better to adjourn until Thursday next, that the man Benjamin Osborn, now lying ill, might be examined, and possibly would able to throw some light on the cause of the explosion.—Adjourned accordingly.⁷ Raymond was buried on 31 October 1870 at St Mary, Ewell, Surrey, England, There is a note in the margin that reads "died from injuries received at a Powder Mill explosion on Oct 26th. The Corning House was blown up at 11 am."⁸

Appears in a newspaper article on on 5 November 1870 at at London, England, The inquiry into the causes of the explosion at the Ewell powder mills concluded yesterday when the jury found that the two deceased, Leighton Osborne and Raymond Mitchell, were accidentally killed. George Dunnett, foreman at the mill, said he saw Mitchell after the explosion occurred; he was sensible, and told witness voluntarily the rollers were going and the cake cracking down when it went off. He asked Mitchell if anything gave way, and he replied '* No.” He could not explain the cause of the explosion. The coroner said there could be no doubt that the unfortunate occurrence was the result of accident, and not brought about by malice or carelessness in the management of the works. The plant and machinery at these mills are of a duplicate nature, so that the works are not stopped owing to this explosion. The jury presented their fees to the suffering families.⁷

     Her married name was MITCHELL.¹
Jane ELLIS was born in 1843 at Maresfield, Sussex, England.
Jane married Raymond MITCHELL, son of William MITCHELL and Charlotte HALSTED, in 1864 at Uckfield, Sussex, England.¹
Her husband, Raymond, died on 28 October 1870 at Ewell, Surrey, England, at the age of 29.^2,3
In the census of 2 April 1871 at Thole Bank Wood, Maresfield, Sussex, England, Jane was listed as a widow, aged 29 born Maresfield, the Head of Household; widow of Raymond MITCHELL a Powder Mill Labourer, living with her sons Raymond T, John, Henry and Albert, daughter Frances E (they were all living with her parents.)⁴
In the census of 3 April 1881 at Foord Green, Maresfield, Sussex, England, Jane was listed as a widow, aged 38 born Nutley, the Head of Household; a Needlewoman, living with her sons Raymond, John, Henry and Albert, daughter Franny.⁵
In the census of 5 April 1891 at Fords Green, Maresfield, Sussex, England, Jane was listed as a widow, aged 47 born Fletching, the Head of Household; a Needlewoman, living with her sons Henry and Albert, daughters Frances and Bessie J.⁶
In the census of 31 March 1901 at Fords Green Cottage, Maresfield, Sussex, England, Jane was listed as a widow, aged 58 born Maresfield, the Head of Household; a Daily Charwoman, living with her son Albert, daughters Frances E and Bessie J, grandson Thomas F B.⁷
In the census of 2 April 1911 at Fords Green Cottage, Maresfield, Sussex, Jane was listed as a widow, aged 68 born Fletching, the Head of Household; living with her daughter Bessie Jane, grandson Thomas Frank.⁸
Jane died in 1918 at Maresfield, Sussex.⁹

     Frances Eliza MITCHELL was born in 1865 at Maresfield, Sussex, England.¹ She was the daughter of Raymond MITCHELL and Jane ELLIS. In the census of 2 April 1871 at Thole Bank Wood, Maresfield, Sussex, England, she was listed as aged 5 born Maresfield, the daughter of Jane MITCHELL.² In the census of 3 April 1881 at Foord Green, Maresfield, Sussex, England, she was listed as single, a Needlewoman, aged 15 born Nutley, the daughter of Jane MITCHELL.³ In the census of 5 April 1891 at Fords Green, Maresfield, Sussex, England, she was listed as single, assistant to mother, aged 25 born Maresfield, the daughter of Jane MITCHELL.⁴ In the census of 31 March 1901 at Fords Green Cottage, Maresfield, Sussex, England, she was listed as single, Washing and Plain Needlework, aged 35 born Maresfield, the daughter of Jane MITCHELL.⁵ In the census of 2 April 1911 at Saxoncourt Cottages, Hadlow Down, Sussex, England, she was listed as single, a Domestic Housekeeper, aged 45 born Maresfield, a servant of William ROGERS.⁶

     John MITCHELL was born in 1866 at Ewell, Surrey, England.¹ He was the son of Raymond MITCHELL and Jane ELLIS. In the census of 2 April 1871 at Thole Bank Wood, Maresfield, Sussex, England, he was listed as aged 4 born Surrey, the son of Jane MITCHELL.² In the census of 3 April 1881 at Foord Green, Maresfield, Sussex, England, he was listed as an Agricultural Labourer, aged 14 born Ewell, Surrey, the son of Jane MITCHELL.³

     Henry MITCHELL was born in 1869 at Ewell, Surrey, England.¹ He was the son of Raymond MITCHELL and Jane ELLIS. In the census of 2 April 1871 at Thole Bank Wood, Maresfield, Sussex, England, he was listed as aged 2 born Surrey, the son of Jane MITCHELL.² In the census of 3 April 1881 at Foord Green, Maresfield, Sussex, England, he was listed as aged 12 born Ewell, Surrey, the son of Jane MITCHELL.³ In the census of 5 April 1891 at Fords Green, Maresfield, Sussex, England, he was listed as single, a Domestic Gardener, aged 22 born Ewell, Surrey, the son of Jane MITCHELL.⁴

     Albert MITCHELL was born in 1871 at Maresfield, Sussex, England.¹ He was the son of Raymond MITCHELL and Jane ELLIS. In the census of 2 April 1871 at Thole Bank Wood, Maresfield, Sussex, England, he was listed as aged 2 months born Maresfield, the son of Jane MITCHELL.² In the census of 3 April 1881 at Foord Green, Maresfield, Sussex, England, he was listed as aged 10 born Maresfield, the son of Jane MITCHELL.³ In the census of 5 April 1891 at Fords Green, Maresfield, Sussex, England, he was listed as single, an Agricultural Labourer, aged 20 born Ewell, Surrey, the son of Jane MITCHELL.⁴ In the census of 31 March 1901 at Fords Green Cottage, Maresfield, Sussex, England, he was listed as single, a Coachman Groom, aged 30 born Nutley, the son of Jane MITCHELL.⁵

     Raymond Thomas MITCHELL was born in 1864 at Maresfield, Sussex, England. He was the son of Raymond MITCHELL and Jane ELLIS. In the census of 2 April 1871 at Thole Bank Wood, Maresfield, Sussex, England, he was listed as aged 7 born Maresfield, the son of Jane MITCHELL.¹ In the census of 3 April 1881 at Foord Green, Maresfield, Sussex, England, he was listed as single, a Labourer in Timber Yard, aged 17 born Nutley, the son of Jane MITCHELL.²
Raymond died in 1913 at Maresfield, Sussex.³

     Bessie Jane MITCHELL was born in 1881 at Maresfield, Sussex, England.¹ She was the daughter of Jane ELLIS. In the census of 5 April 1891 at Fords Green, Maresfield, Sussex, England, she was listed as aged 9 born Maresfield, the daughter of Jane MITCHELL.² In the census of 31 March 1901 at Fords Green Cottage, Maresfield, Sussex, England, she was listed as single, Washing and Plain Needlework, aged 19 born Nutley, the daughter of Jane MITCHELL.³ In the census of 2 April 1911 at Fords Green Cottage, Maresfield, Sussex, she was listed as single, aged 28 born Nutley, the daughter of Jane ELLIS.⁴

     Thomas Frank Burley MITCHELL was born in 1895 at Maresfield, Sussex, England.¹ He was the son of Frances Eliza MITCHELL. In the census of 31 March 1901 at Fords Green Cottage, Maresfield, Sussex, England, he was listed as aged 5 born Nutley, the grandson of Jane MITCHELL.² In the census of 2 April 1911 at Fords Green Cottage, Maresfield, Sussex, he was listed as single, a Houseboy, aged 15 born Nutley, the grandson of Jane ELLIS.³

     Her married name was MITCHELL.¹
Annet PUMPHREY was born in 1837 at Burcombe, Sussex, England.
Annet married William MITCHELL, son of William MITCHELL and Charlotte HALSTED, on 25 October 1857 at St John, Lewes, Sussex, England.¹
Annet died on 1 October 1871 at Ewell, Surrey, England.²

     Edith Fanny GROVES was born in 1866 at St George in the East, Middlesex, England.¹ She was the daughter of Henry GROVES and Fanny HALSTED. In the census of 2 April 1871 at Alanor Lane, West Wittering, Sussex, England, she was listed as aged 4 born St George in the East, Middlesex, the niece of Charles RUSSELL.² In the census of 3 April 1881 at Alanor House, West Wittering, Sussex, England, she was listed as aged 14 born St George in the East, Middlesex, the niece of Charles RUSSELL.³ In the census of 5 April 1891 at Hazelwood Villa, Lyndhurst Road, Rumboldswyke, Sussex, England, she was listed as single, aged 24 born St George in the East, Middlesex,the niece of Charles RUSSELL.⁴ In the census of 31 March 1901 at 66 Lyndhurst Road, Rumboldswyke, Sussex, England, she was listed as single, aged 34 born St George in the East, Middlesex,the niece of Charles RUSSELL.⁵
Edith died on 18 December 1902 at Hazelwood Villa, Lyndhurst Road, Chichester, Sussex, England.^6,7 Her estate was probated on 30 January 1903 at London, England. The estate was valued at £256 2s 4d.⁷

     Her married name was GROVES.^1,2
Mary Jane SQUIRE was born in 1851 at Great Torrington, Devon, England.
Mary married William GROVES, son of Henry GROVES and Fanny HALSTED, on 1 August 1874 at St John, Hoxton, Middlesex, England. She was of full age, a spinster residing at 31 Monyer Street. Her father was listed as John SQUIRE, a Leather Dresser. Married in the Parish Church, according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church, by Banns. The marriage was witnessed by Thomas Woodward DUDLEY and Emma SQUIRE.^1,2
In the census of 3 April 1881 at 24 Lucas Street, St George in the East, Middlesex, England, she was listed as aged 30 born Great Torrington, Devon, the wife of William GROVES (a Commercial Clerk, living with his wife Mary, sons William and Henry, daughter Edith, mother Fanny BARNES, brothers Henry and Charles GROVES.)³
In the census of 5 April 1891 at 77 Dempsey Street, Mile End Old Town, Middlesex, England, she was listed as aged 40 born Great Torrington, Devon, the wife of William GROVES (a Clerk, living with his wife Sarah Jane, sons William and Henry, daughter Edith, mother Fanny BARNES, brother Charles Henry GROVES.)⁴
In the census of 31 March 1901 at 77 Dempsey Street, Mile End Old Town, Middlesex, she was listed as aged 50 born Great Torrington, Devon, the wife of William GROVES (a Stationer, living with his wife Mary Jane, sons William and Henry, daughter Edith.)⁵
In the census of 2 April 1911 at 77 Dempsey Street, Mile End Old Town, Middlesex, she was listed as aged 60 born Great Torrington, Devon, the wife of William GROVES (a Stationer, living with his wife Mary Jane, son Henry (married 36 years - 4 children - 3 living.)⁶)
Her husband, William, died on 5 August 1927 at 4 Arbour Square, Stepney, Middlesex, England.^7,8
Mary died on 8 March 1937 at 296 Brentwood Road, Gidea Park, Romford, Essex, England.^9,8 Her estate was probated on 29 April 1937 at London, England. The estate was valued at £737 5s 0d.⁸

     Her married name was LEES.¹ Her married name was BIBBING.²
Edith Fanny GROVES was born on 4 May 1875 at St George in the East, Middlesex, England.³ She was the daughter of William GROVES and Mary Jane SQUIRE. In the census of 3 April 1881 at 24 Lucas Street, St George in the East, Middlesex, England, she was listed as aged 5 born St George in the East, the daughter of William GROVES.⁴ In the census of 5 April 1891 at 77 Dempsey Street, Mile End Old Town, Middlesex, England, she was listed as single, aged 15 born St George in the East, the daughter of William GROVES.⁵ In the census of 31 March 1901 at 77 Dempsey Street, Mile End Old Town, Middlesex, she was listed as single, aged 25 born St George in the East, the daughter of William GROVES.⁶
Edith married William Henry BIBBING in 1901 at the Register Office, Stepney, Middlesex, England.²
Her husband, William, died on 18 June 1902 at 265 High Street North, East Ham, Essex, England.^7,8
Edith married Bernard Victor LEES in 1906 at Easthampstead, Berkshire, England.¹
In the census of 2 April 1911 at Pretoria House, High Road, Chadwell Heath, Essex, England, she was listed as aged 35 born St George in the East, Middlesex, the wife of Bernard Victor LEES (a Grocer and Provision Merchant, living with his wife Edith Fanny, son Victor William LEES, stepdaughter Edith Groves BIBBING, boarder Ernest PACKHAM (married 5 years - 1 child - 1 living.)⁹)
Her husband, Bernard, died on 21 May 1931 at 1 Oldchurch Road, Romford, Essex, England; His usual address was listed as 22 Clarissa Road, Chadwell Heath, Essex.^10,8 Edith Fanny LEES was the executor of Bernard Victor LEES's estate granted on 20 June 1931 at London, England; £272 7s 0d.⁸ She was listed in the 1939Register taken on 29 September 1939 at 296 Brentwood Road, Gidea Park, Romford, Essex, England. She was a widow, born 4 May 1875.¹¹
Edith died on 19 February 1950 at 296 Brentwood Road, Romford, Essex, England, at the age of 74.^12,8 Her estate was given Letters of Administration on 1 May 1950 at London. The estate was valued at £1,256 13s 1d.⁸

     William GROVES was born in 1878 at St George in the East, Middlesex, England.¹ He was the son of William GROVES and Mary Jane SQUIRE. In the census of 3 April 1881 at 24 Lucas Street, St George in the East, Middlesex, England, he was listed as aged 3 born St George in the East, the son of William GROVES.² In the census of 5 April 1891 at 77 Dempsey Street, Mile End Old Town, Middlesex, England, he was listed as aged 13 born St George in the East, the son of William GROVES.³ In the census of 31 March 1901 at 77 Dempsey Street, Mile End Old Town, Middlesex, he was listed as single, a Stationer, aged 23 born St George in the East, the son of William GROVES.⁴

     Henry GROVES was born in 1879 at St George in the East, Middlesex, England.¹ He was the son of William GROVES and Mary Jane SQUIRE. In the census of 3 April 1881 at 24 Lucas Street, St George in the East, Middlesex, England, he was listed as aged 1 born St George in the East, the son of William GROVES.² In the census of 5 April 1891 at 77 Dempsey Street, Mile End Old Town, Middlesex, England, he was listed as aged 11 born St George in the East, the son of William GROVES.³ In the census of 31 March 1901 at 77 Dempsey Street, Mile End Old Town, Middlesex, he was listed as single, a Coal Agent, aged 20 born St George in the East, the son of William GROVES.⁴ In the census of 2 April 1911 at 77 Dempsey Street, Mile End Old Town, Middlesex, he was listed as single, a Warehouseman, aged 31 born St George in the East, the son of William GROVES.⁵

     Charles GROVES was born in 1882 at St George in the East, Middlesex, England.¹ He was the son of William GROVES and Mary Jane SQUIRE.
Charles died in 1883 at St George in the East, Middlesex.²

     John BARNES was born in 1826.
John married Fanny GROVES, daughter of Maria HALSTED, on 10 October 1872 at Selsey, Sussex, England.¹
John died in 1873 at Lewes, Sussex, England.²

     William Henry BIBBING was born in 1864.
William married Edith Fanny GROVES, daughter of William GROVES and Mary Jane SQUIRE, in 1901 at the Register Office, Stepney, Middlesex, England.¹
William died on 18 June 1902 at 265 High Street North, East Ham, Essex, England.^2,3 His estate was probated on 14 July 1902 at London, England. The estate was valued at £807 16s 11d.³

     Edith Groves was also known as Edith Groves LEES. Her married name was PAUL.¹
Edith Groves BIBBING was born on 29 October 1902 at Mile End Old Town, Middlesex, England.² She was the daughter of William Henry BIBBING and Edith Fanny GROVES. In the census of 2 April 1911 at Pretoria House, High Road, Chadwell Heath, Essex, England, she was listed as aged 8 born Stepney, the step daughter of Bernard Victor LEES.³
Edith married Eric Howard PAUL in 1935 at Romford, Essex, England.¹ She was listed in the 1939Register taken on 29 September 1939 at Oldchurch Hospital,Oldchurch Road, Chadwell Heath, Essex, England. She was married, a School Teacher, born 29 October 1902.⁴
Her husband, Eric, died on 6 June 1940 at Germany; He is buried in the Becklingen War Cemetery, Niedersachsen, Germany.⁵ Edith Groves BIBBING was granted Letters of Administration on the estate of Edith Fanny LEES on 1 May 1950 at London, England; £1,256 13s 1d.⁶
Edith died in November 1985 at Pauls, Great Henny, Sudbury, Suffolk, England, at the age of 83.^7,6 Her estate was probated on 28 February 1986 at Ipswich, Suffolk, England. The estate was valued at £49,513.⁶

     Bernard Victor LEES was born in 1879 at Peckham, Surrey, England.¹
Bernard married Edith Fanny BIBBING, daughter of William GROVES and Mary Jane SQUIRE, in 1906 at Easthampstead, Berkshire, England.²
In the census of 2 April 1911 at Pretoria House, High Road, Chadwell Heath, Essex, England, Bernard was listed as aged 31 born Peckham, the Head of Household; a Grocer and Provision Merchant, living with his wife Edith Fanny, son Victor William LEES, stepdaughter Edith Groves BIBBING, boarder Ernest PACKHAM (married 5 years - 1 child - 1 living.)³
Bernard died on 21 May 1931 at 1 Oldchurch Road, Romford, Essex, England. His usual address was listed as 22 Clarissa Road, Chadwell Heath, Essex.^4,5 His estate was probated on 20 June 1931 at London, England. The estate was valued at £272 7s 0d.⁵

     Victor William LEES was born in 1907 at Crowthorne, Berkshire, England.¹ He was the son of Bernard Victor LEES and Edith Fanny GROVES. In the census of 2 April 1911 at Pretoria House, High Road, Chadwell Heath, Essex, England, he was listed as aged 4 born Crowthorne, Berkshire, the son of Bernard Victor LEES.²
Victor died in 1921 at St Pancras, Middlesex, England.^3,4

Appears in a newspaper article on on 6 May 1921 at at Chelmsford, Essex, England, CHADWELL HEATH
The funeral took place on Tuesday of Victor William Lees, aged 14, a well-known Scout in the Chadwell Heath Troop.⁴

     Eric Howard PAUL was born in 1914 at Romford, Essex, England.¹
Eric married Edith Groves LEES, daughter of William Henry BIBBING and Edith Fanny GROVES, in 1935 at Romford, Essex.²
Eric died on 6 June 1940 at Germany. He is buried in the Becklingen War Cemetery, Niedersachsen, Germany.³

     Elizabeth A PAUL was born on 7 October 1935 at Colchester, Essex, England.¹ She was the daughter of Eric Howard PAUL and Edith Groves BIBBING. Elizabeth A PAUL appeared on the 1939Register taken on 29 September 1939 in the household of Edith Fanny LEES at 296 Brentwood Road, Gidea Park, Romford, Essex, England. She was under school age, born 7 October 1935.²

     George Isaac Edward SPRACKLING was born on 21 June 1880 at Hoo, Kent, England.¹
George married Edith Emily KING, daughter of Edward Halsted KING and Selina Amanda RIDER, in 1904 at Southampton, Hampshire, England.²
In the census of 2 April 1911 at 23 Aysgarth Road, Dulwich, Surrey, England, George was listed as aged 30 born Hoo, Rochester, Kent, the Head of Household; a Carpenter, living with his wife Edith, sons George and Bernard (married, 6 years - 2 children - 2 living.)³ He was granted Letters of Administration on the estate of Bernard Richard SPRACKLING on 23 July 1938 at London, England; £1099 18s 3d - Resworn £1,849 18s 3d.⁴ He was listed in the 1939Register taken on 29 September 1939 at 23 Aysgarth Road, Camberwell, Surrey, England. He was married, a Master Builder, born 21 June 1880.⁵
George died in 1969 at Lambeth, Surrey, England.⁶

     George Reginald Isaac SPRACKLING was born on 6 October 1905 at Hartley Wintney, Hampshire, England.¹ He was the son of George Isaac Edward SPRACKLING and Edith Emily KING. In the census of 2 April 1911 at 23 Aysgarth Road, Dulwich, Surrey, England, he was listed as aged 5 born Fleet, Hampshire, the son of George Isaac Edward SPRACKLING.²
George married Margaret LUCAS in 1932 at Paddington, Middlesex, England.³ George Reginald Isaac SPRACKLING was granted Letters of Administration on the estate of Bernard Richard SPRACKLING on 23 July 1938 at London, England; £1099 18s 3d - Resworn £1,849 18s 3d.⁴ George Reginald Isaac SPRACKLING appeared on the 1939Register taken on 29 September 1939 in the household of George Isaac Edward SPRACKLING and Edith Emily SPRACKLING at 23 Aysgarth Road, Camberwell, Surrey, England. He was married, a Builders Manager, born 6 October 1905.⁵
George died on 20 July 1978 at 103 Burbage Road, Herne Hill, Surrey, England, at the age of 72.^6,4 His estate was probated on 18 October 1978 at London. The estate was valued at £11,127.⁴

     Bernard Richard SPRACKLING was born in 1909 at Dulwich, Surrey, England.¹ He was the son of George Isaac Edward SPRACKLING and Edith Emily KING. In the census of 2 April 1911 at 23 Aysgarth Road, Dulwich, Surrey, England, he was listed as aged 2 born Dulwich, the son of George Isaac Edward SPRACKLING.²
Bernard married Dorothy DONNELLY in 1935 at Camberwell, Surrey, England.³
Bernard died on 1 May 1938 at Windsor Road, Maidenhead, Berkshire, England.^4,5

Appears in a newspaper article on on 25 May 1938 at at London, England, 4 MONTHS' GAOL FOR MOTORIST, 3-YEAR BAN
FOUR months' imprisonment and the suspension of his licence for three years was the penalty imposed at Maidenhead yesterday on Gerald Anthony Steddali. independent, of The Studio. Shiplake-on-Thames. for dangerous driving. He gave notice of appeal.
Steddall was alleged, while travelling at 50 m.p.h.. to have swerved to avoid one car and crashed into another. Mr. Bernard Sprackling. of Tulse Hill, London, died from injuries.⁶ His estate was given Letters of Administration on 23 July 1938 at London. The estate was valued at £1099 18s 3d - Resworn £1,849 18s 3d.⁵

Appears in a newspaper article on on 14 January 1939 at at Liverpool, Lancashire, England, HUSBAND KILLED IN CAR CRASH
£3,750 DAMAGES FOR WIDOW
A settlement under which a young London widow and her infant son. born after his father was fatally injured in a car smash, will receive damages totalling £3,750, was announced yesterday at Berkshire Assizes at Reading.
Two motorists, Gerald Anthony Stedall, described as of independent means, of The Studio, Shiplake, near Henley-on-Thames, and William John Jones, a clayworker, of Elm Park Road, Reading, were sued by Mrs. Dorothy Sprackling, of Herne Hill. London.
Her counsel, Mr. W. H. Cartwright Sharpe, K.C., stated that Mrs. Sprackling, whose husband, Bernard Richard Sprackling, thirty-years-old insurance clerk, of Tulse Hill, London, was killed in an accident in Windsor Road, Maidenhead, on May 1. 1938, had made three claims against Stedall and Jones—(1) for personal injuries received in the accident; (2) as administratrix, for her husband’s expectation of life; and (3) for her infant son. It was suggested that £750 should be paid her for the husband’s expectation of life, £460 for personal injuries, £750 damages for the child, and a further £1,790 damages for herself.
He said that Mrs. Sprackling’s jaw was broken and she lost three teeth, and two more teeth had still to come out. Although she had made a splendid recovery, she underwent considerable pain and suffering.
Mr. Justice Hawke.—She has suffered, poor creature, in a way for which she cannot get any damages.
Mr. Cartwright Sharpe added that Sprackling was receiving a salary of £440 a year, free from income tax, up to the time of his death, and there had been a promise of improvement. The insurance company had given his widow a pension of 43s a week.
Mr. Justice Hawke approved the terms of the settlement.⁶

     Her married name was AVERY.¹ Her married name was SPRACKLING.²
Dorothy DONNELLY was born on 14 March 1910 at Dartford, Kent, England.³
Dorothy married Bernard Richard SPRACKLING, son of George Isaac Edward SPRACKLING and Edith Emily KING, in 1935 at Camberwell, Surrey, England.²
Her husband, Bernard, died on 1 May 1938 at Windsor Road, Maidenhead, Berkshire, England.^4,5 Dorothy SPRACKLING was granted Letters of Administration on the estate of Bernard Richard SPRACKLING on 23 July 1938 at London, England; £1099 18s 3d - Resworn £1,849 18s 3d.⁵

Appears in a newspaper article on on 14 January 1939 at at Liverpool, Lancashire, England, HUSBAND KILLED IN CAR CRASH
£3,750 DAMAGES FOR WIDOW
A settlement under which a young London widow and her infant son. born after his father was fatally injured in a car smash, will receive damages totalling £3,750, was announced yesterday at Berkshire Assizes at Reading.
Two motorists, Gerald Anthony Stedall, described as of independent means, of The Studio, Shiplake, near Henley-on-Thames, and William John Jones, a clayworker, of Elm Park Road, Reading, were sued by Mrs. Dorothy Sprackling, of Herne Hill. London.
Her counsel, Mr. W. H. Cartwright Sharpe, K.C., stated that Mrs. Sprackling, whose husband, Bernard Richard Sprackling, thirty-years-old insurance clerk, of Tulse Hill, London, was killed in an accident in Windsor Road, Maidenhead, on May 1. 1938, had made three claims against Stedall and Jones—(1) for personal injuries received in the accident; (2) as administratrix, for her husband’s expectation of life; and (3) for her infant son. It was suggested that £750 should be paid her for the husband’s expectation of life, £460 for personal injuries, £750 damages for the child, and a further £1,790 damages for herself.
He said that Mrs. Sprackling’s jaw was broken and she lost three teeth, and two more teeth had still to come out. Although she had made a splendid recovery, she underwent considerable pain and suffering.
Mr. Justice Hawke.—She has suffered, poor creature, in a way for which she cannot get any damages.
Mr. Cartwright Sharpe added that Sprackling was receiving a salary of £440 a year, free from income tax, up to the time of his death, and there had been a promise of improvement. The insurance company had given his widow a pension of 43s a week.
Mr. Justice Hawke approved the terms of the settlement.⁶ She was listed in the 1939Register taken on 29 September 1939 at 12 Grown Point, Upper Norwood, Surrey, England. She was a widow, born 14 March 1910.⁷
Dorothy married Frank Lewis AVERY in 1951 at Surrey, England.¹
Her husband, Frank, died on 6 December 1968 at 1 Tudor Manor, Eastbourne Road, Seaford, Sussex, England, at the age of 63.^8,5
Dorothy died on 30 May 1992 at 3 La Ronde Court, Trinity Trees, Eastbourne, Sussex, England, at the age of 82.^9,5 Her estate was probated on 25 June 1992 at Brighton, Sussex, England. The estate was valued at not exceeding £125,000.⁵

     Bernard Richard SPRACKLING was born on 11 October 1938 at Upper Norwood, Surrey, England.¹ He was the son of Bernard Richard SPRACKLING and Dorothy DONNELLY. Bernard Richard SPRACKLING appeared on the 1939Register taken on 29 September 1939 in the household of Dorothy SPRACKLING at 12 Grown Point, Upper Norwood, Surrey, England. He was under school age, born 11 October 1938.²
Bernard died in 1981 at Lewes, Sussex, England.³

     Frank Lewis AVERY was born on 22 September 1905 at Lambeth, Surrey, England.¹
Frank married Dorothy SPRACKLING in 1951 at Surrey, England.²
Frank died on 6 December 1968 at 1 Tudor Manor, Eastbourne Road, Seaford, Sussex, England, at the age of 63.^3,4 His estate was probated on 10 February 1969 at London, England. The estate was valued at £6,942.⁴

     Her married name was SPRACKLING.¹
Margaret LUCAS was born on 18 June 1906 at Paddington, Middlesex, England.²
Margaret married George Reginald Isaac SPRACKLING, son of George Isaac Edward SPRACKLING and Edith Emily KING, in 1932 at Paddington, Middlesex.¹ She was listed in the 1939Register taken on 29 September 1939 at Perenchirs, Park Road, Beer, Devon, England. She was married, born 18 June 1906.³
Her husband, George, died on 20 July 1978 at 103 Burbage Road, Herne Hill, Surrey, England, at the age of 72.^4,5
Margaret died in 1985 at Lewisham, Kent, England.⁶

     Samuel Robert CLINGAN was born on 7 October 1877 at Kirkcudbright, Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland. father Alexander CLINGAN, Mason - mother Elizabeth CLINGAN formerly CARTER - registered on 29 October 1877 by Alexander CLINGAN, father.^1,2
Samuel married May Kathleen KING, daughter of Edward Halsted KING and Selina Amanda RIDER, in 1907 at Southampton, Hampshire, England.³
Samuel died on 7 June 1945 at Kirkcudbright, Kirkcudbrightshire, at the age of 67. Aged 67 years and married to ? - father Alexander CLINGAN (deceased), a Stone Mason - mother Elizabeth CLINGAN formerly CARTER - cause of deatth Carcinoma of Rectum 2 months/ Carcinoma of Liver 2 months - registered on 8 June 1945, by W MOFFATT, borther-in-law, 75 High Street, Chatham.⁴

     Her married name was KING.¹
Laura married Donald Molyneux KING, son of Edward Halsted KING and Elizabeth Ann THORN, on 10 July 1915 at St John the Evangelist, Middlesborough, Yorkshire, England.¹

     Her married name was KING.¹
Alice Emily MILLS was born on 28 January 1894 at Gloucester, Gloucestershire, England.²
Alice married Douglas Archibald KING, son of Edward Halsted KING and Elizabeth Ann THORN, in 1919 at Stroud, Gloucestershire, England.¹ She was listed in the 1939Register taken on 29 September 1939 at 2 Tewkesbury Place, Cardiff, Glamorganshire, Wales. She was married, born 28 January 1894. There were two redacted people in the household.³
Alice died on 6 January 1951 at 2 Tewkesbury Place, Cardiff, Glamorganshire, at the age of 56.^4,5 Her estate was given Letters of Administration on 12 March 1951 at Llandaff, Glamorganshire, Wales. The estate was valued at £614 11s 11d.⁵

     Her married name was KING.¹
Margaret Winifred SMITH was born on 23 September 1895 at Dursley, Gloucestershire, England.²
Margaret married Sidney Richard KING, son of Edward Halsted KING and Elizabeth Ann THORN, in 1922 at Stroud, Gloucestershire, England.¹ She was listed in the 1939Register taken on 29 September 1939 at 15 Fern Hill Road, Cowley, Oxfordshire, England. She was married, born 23 September 1895. There were two redacted people in the household.³
Her husband, Sidney, died on 4 March 1965 at 15 Fern Hill Road, Cowley, Oxfordshire.^4,5
Margaret died in July 1993 at Oxford, Oxfordshire, England, at the age of 97.⁶

     Her married name was AHERN.¹
Vera Maude MILLS was born on 15 May 1911 at Portsmouth, Hampshire, England.²
Vera married James Edward AHERN, son of William AHERN and Sarah Elizabeth BUSHNELL, in 1935 at Portsmouth, Hampshire.¹ She was listed in the 1939Register taken on 29 September 1939 at 115 Hayling Avenue, Portsea Island, Hampshire, England. She was married, born 15 May 1911. There was one redacted person in the household.³
Her husband, James, died in 1981 at Merton, Surrey, England.⁴
Vera died on 10 October 1993 at 28 The Close, Mitcham, Surrey, England, at the age of 82.^5,6 Her estate was probated on 30 November 1993 at Brighton, Sussex, England. The estate was valued at not exceeding £125,000.⁶

     Her married name was SAVAGE.¹
Ellen Elizabeth BARNES was born on 12 March 1884 at East Wittering, Sussex, England.²
Ellen married Charles Lambert SAVAGE, son of James SAVAGE and Harriet Ann WOODMAN, in 1910 at Chichester, Sussex, England.¹ She was listed in the 1939Register taken on 29 September 1939 at Berberis, The Crescent, East Wittering, Sussex, England. She was married, born 12 March 1884.³
Her husband, Charles, died on 11 November 1968 at Berberis, The Crescent, East Wittering, Sussex, at the age of 82.^4,5
Ellen died on 24 December 1969 at Berberis, The Crescent, East Wittering, Sussex, at the age of 85.^6,5 Her estate was probated on 2 July 1970 at London, England. The estate was valued at £3,892.⁵

     Her married name was SAVAGE.^1,2
Mary LAMB was born in 1871 at Stockton Heath, Cheshire, England.³
Mary married Ernest William SAVAGE, son of James SAVAGE and Harriet Ann WOODMAN, on 26 December 1895 at St Thomas, Stockton Heath, Cheshire, England. She was aged 23, a spinster residing in Stockton Heath. Her father was listed as Stephen LAMB (deceased), a Waterman. Married in the Parish Church, according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church, by Banns. The marriage was witnessed by Herbert BURWELL and Amelia BARLOW.^1,2
In the census of 31 March 1901 at 13 Fifth Street, Portsmouth, Hampshire, England, she was listed as aged 29 born Stockton Heath, Cheshire, the wife of Ernest William SAVAGE (a Shipwright (wood and Steel), living with his wife Mary, son Frank, daughter Dorothy.)⁴
In the census of 2 April 1911 at 64 West Street, Gillingham, Kent, England, Mary was listed as married, aged 38 born Cheshire, the Head of Household; living with her sons Ernest Frank and Percy, daughters Dorothy Blanch and Ninne Anneta (married 14 years - 5 children - 4 living.)⁵

     Ernest Frank SAVAGE was born on 22 March 1898 at Portsmouth, Hampshire, England.¹ He was the son of Ernest William SAVAGE and Mary LAMB. In the census of 31 March 1901 at 13 Fifth Street, Portsmouth, Hampshire, England, he was listed as aged 4 born Portsmouth, the son of Ernest William SAVAGE.² In the census of 2 April 1911 at 64 West Street, Gillingham, Kent, England, he was listed as aged 13 born Portsmouth, Hampshire, the son of Mary SAVAGE.³

     Dorothy Blanche SAVAGE was born in 1896 at Portsmouth, Hampshire, England. She was the daughter of Ernest William SAVAGE and Mary LAMB. In the census of 31 March 1901 at 13 Fifth Street, Portsmouth, Hampshire, England, she was listed as aged 3 born Portsmouth, the daughter of Ernest William SAVAGE.¹ In the census of 2 April 1911 at 64 West Street, Gillingham, Kent, England, she was listed as aged 14 born Portsmouth, Hampshire, the daughter of Mary SAVAGE.²

     Her married name was SAVAGE.^1,2
Emily STEWART was born on 7 December 1872 at Rosedale Abbey, Yorkshire, England.
Emily married James Henry SAVAGE, son of James SAVAGE and Harriet Ann WOODMAN, on 4 August 1890 at All Saints, Thelwall, Cheshire, England. She was aged 20, a spinster residing in Thelwall. Her father was listed as Robert STEWART, a miner. Married in the Parish Church, according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church. The marriage was witnessed by Alfred STEWART and Louisa STEWART.^1,2
In the census of 5 April 1891 at 9 Lockell Street, Latchford, Cheshire, England, she was listed as aged 20 born Rosedale Abbey, Yorkshire, the wife of James Henry SAVAGE (a Shipwright, living with his wife Emily.)³
In the census of 31 March 1901 at 43 West Street, Gillingham, Kent, England, she was listed as age 30 born Gainsborough, Yorkshire, the wife of James Henry SAVAGE (a Shipwright (Government Dockyard), living with his wife Emily, sons Robert E and Stewart H, daughters Eacey and Chryssie.)⁴
In the census of 2 April 1911 at 63 West Street, Gillingham, Kent, England, she was listed as aged 41 born Rosedale Abbey, Yorkshire, the wife of James Henry SAVAGE (a Shipwright (Government Dockyard), living with his wife Emily, sons Earnest and Stewart, daughters Eacey and Chryssie (married 22 years - 6 children - 4 living.)⁵) She was listed in the 1939Register taken on 29 September 1939 at 24 Frederick Street, Luton, Bedfordshire, England. She was married, born 7 December 1872.⁶
Emily died in 1943 at Luton, Bedfordshire, England.⁷

     Robert Ernest SAVAGE was born in 1892 at Hull, Yorkshire, England.¹ He was the son of James Henry SAVAGE and Emily STEWART. In the census of 31 March 1901 at 43 West Street, Gillingham, Kent, England, he was listed as aged 8 born Hull, Yorkshire, the son of James Henry SAVAGE.² In the census of 2 April 1911 at 63 West Street, Gillingham, Kent, England, he was listed as single, a Silver smith and Engraver, aged 18 born Hull, Yorkshire, the son of James Henry SAVAGE.³
Robert married Lilian Rose CHILD in 1917 at Gillingham, Kent, England.⁴ He was listed in the 1939Register taken on 29 September 1939 at 3 Millfield Road, Luton, Bedfordshire, England. He was married, an Instrument Maker and Light Fitter (Engineering), born 24 August 1892. There were four other (one redacted) people in the household.⁵
Robert died on 12 January 1954 at 3 Millfield Road, Luton, Bedfordshire.^6,7 His estate was given Letters of Administration on 4 February 1954 at London, England. The estate was valued at £1,482 4s 3d.⁷

     Eacey SAVAGE was born in 1896 at Gillingham, Kent, England.¹ She was the daughter of James Henry SAVAGE and Emily STEWART. In the census of 31 March 1901 at 43 West Street, Gillingham, Kent, England, she was listed as aged 8 born West Brompton, the daughter of James Henry SAVAGE.² In the census of 2 April 1911 at 63 West Street, Gillingham, Kent, England, she was listed as Tayloring Button Hole Worker, aged 14 born Gillingham, a the daughter of James Henry SAVAGE.³

     Chryssie SAVAGE was born in 1898 at Gillingham, Kent, England.¹ She was the daughter of James Henry SAVAGE and Emily STEWART. In the census of 31 March 1901 at 43 West Street, Gillingham, Kent, England, she was listed as aged 4 born West Brompton, the daughter of James Henry SAVAGE.² In the census of 2 April 1911 at 63 West Street, Gillingham, Kent, England, she was listed as aged 12 born Gillingham, the daughter of James Henry SAVAGE.³

     Henry Stewart SAVAGE was born in 1900 at Gillingham, Kent, England.¹ He was the son of James Henry SAVAGE and Emily STEWART. In the census of 31 March 1901 at 43 West Street, Gillingham, Kent, England, he was listed as aged 4 months born West Brompton, the son of James Henry SAVAGE.² In the census of 2 April 1911 at 63 West Street, Gillingham, Kent, England, he was listed as aged 10 born Gillingham, the son of James Henry SAVAGE.³

     Her married name was SAVAGE.¹
Lilian Rose CHILD was born on 27 January 1894 at Portsmouth, Hampshire, England.²
Lilian married Robert Ernest SAVAGE, son of James Henry SAVAGE and Emily STEWART, in 1917 at Gillingham, Kent, England.¹ She was listed in the 1939Register taken on 29 September 1939 at 3 Millfield Road, Luton, Bedfordshire, England. She was married, born 27 June 1894. There were four other (one redacted) people in the household.³
Her husband, Robert, died on 12 January 1954 at 3 Millfield Road, Luton, Bedfordshire.^4,5 Lilian Rose SAVAGE was granted Letters of Administration on the estate of Robert Ernest SAVAGE on 4 February 1954 at London, England; £1,482 4s 3d.⁵
Lilian died on 23 October 1973 at Woodlands, Erith, Huntingdonshire, England, at the age of 79.^6,5 Her estate was probated on 19 March 1974 at London. The estate was valued at £435.⁵

     William John CHAMBERS was born in 1881 at Southsea, Hampshire, England.
William married Laura Annie SAVAGE, daughter of James SAVAGE and Harriet Ann WOODMAN, on 11 October 1906 at St Bartholomew, Portsea, Hampshire, England. He was a Carpenter aged 25, a bachelor residing at 35 Boulton Road. His father was listed as William Cotta CHAMBERS, a Carpenter. Married in the Parish Church, according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church, by Banns. The marriage was witnessed by William John MOORE and Elizabeth BROADHEAD.^1,2 He was listed in the 1939Register taken on 29 September 1939 at 20 Boulton Road, Southsea, Sussex, England. He was married, a Dockyard Stoker Driver, born 7 July 1881.³
William died on 23 January 1941 at 20 Boulton Road, Southsea, Hampshire, England.^4,5 His estate was given Letters of Administration on 18 April 1941 at Winchester, Hampshire, England. The estate was valued at £280 16s 4d.⁵

     Ernest Augustus McILROY was born in 1886 at Portsmouth, Hampshire, England.¹
Ernest married Laura Annie CHAMBERS, daughter of James SAVAGE and Harriet Ann WOODMAN, in 1947 at Portsmouth, Hampshire.²
His wife, Laura, died in 1959 at Portsmouth, Hampshire.³
Ernest died in 1964 at Portsmouth, Hampshire.⁴

     William LONDON was born in 1876 at England.
William married Edith Francis SAVAGE, daughter of James SAVAGE and Harriet Ann WOODMAN, on 14 January 1901 at St Michael & All Angels, Bromley, Middlesex, England. He was a Clerk aged 25, a bachelor residing at 94 Leven Road. His father was listed as James LONDON, a Stevedore. Married in the Parish Church, according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church, by Banns. The marriage was witnessed by Henry WITNEY and Olive SAVAGE.^1,2
In the census of 31 March 1901 at 96 Albert Road, East Ham, Essex, England, William was listed as aged 25 born Cubitt Town, the Head of Household; a Manufacturers Clerk, living with his wife Edith.³
In the census of 2 April 1911 at 121 Richmond Road, Hackney, Middlesex, England, William was listed as aged 35 born Poplar, the Head of Household; a Motor Bus Conductor, living with his wife Edith Frances, son Herbert William, daughters Dorothy Olive and Ellen Grace (married 10 years - 3 children - 3 living.)⁴
William died before 1938.

     Thomas Edgar TAYLOR was born on 7 September 1893 at Portsmouth, Hampshire, England.
Thomas married Alice Emily SAVAGE, daughter of James SAVAGE and Harriet Ann WOODMAN, on 14 June 1913 at Portsmouth, Hampshire.¹ He was listed in the 1939Register taken on 29 September 1939 at Small Holding Cottage, Roud Road, Godshill, Isle of Wight, England. He was married, a Smallholder, born 7 September 1893.²
His wife, Alice, died in 1971 at Isle of Wight, England.³
Thomas died on 14 September 1973 at 28 Bettesworth Road, Ryde, Isle of Wight, England, at the age of 80.^4,5 His estate was probated on 3 January 1974 at Winchester, Hampshire, England. The estate was valued at £6,859.⁵

     Frank Benjamin OAKDEN was born in 1891.
Frank married Louisa Olive SAVAGE, daughter of James SAVAGE and Harriet Ann WOODMAN, on 30 January 1915 at St Saviour, Islington, Middlesex, England. He was a Pianoforte Maker aged 24, a bachelor residing at 138 Corbyn Street. His father was listed as William OAKDEN (deceased), a Clerk. Married in the Parish Church, according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church, by Banns. The marriage was witnessed by Florence HARRIS, Elizabeth MEAGHE, Harriet Emma RIXON and Herbert Thomas WELSMAN.^1,2
His wife, Louisa, died on 25 May 1946 at Severalls Hospital, Colchester, Essex, England; Her usual address was recorded as 55 Carlisle Road, Romford.^3,4 Frank Benjamin OAKDEN was granted Letters of Administration on the estate of Louisa Olive OAKDEN on 3 April 1948 at London, England; £444 6s 9d.⁴
Frank died on 4 September 1948 at 55 Carlisle Road, Romford, Essex, England.^5,4 His estate was probated on 11 January 1949 at London. The estate was valued at £3,937 12s 0d - to Albert Mayfield BRADSHAW.⁴

     William Emery SAGE was born on 1 November 1882 at Sudbury, Suffolk, England.¹
William married Mabel Ruth SAVAGE, daughter of James SAVAGE and Harriet Ann WOODMAN, in 1914.² He was listed in the 1939Register taken on 29 September 1939 at 3 St Peter's Road, Woking, Surrey, England. He was married, a Painter, born 1 November 1882. There were three other people (two redacted) in the household.³
William died on 1 December 1946 at Brookwood Hospital, Knaphill, Woking, Surrey, England, at the age of 64. His usual address was recorded as 3 St Peter's Road, Woking.^4,5 His estate was given Letters of Administration on 17 February 1947 at London, England. The estate was valued at £139 11s 4d.⁵

     Algernon Herbert WILSON was born on 14 February 1891 at Arundel, Sussex, England.¹ He began military service on 16 October 1911 at Portsmouth, Hampshire, England.
Algernon married Dorothy Blanche SAVAGE, daughter of James SAVAGE and Harriet Ann WOODMAN, in 1915 at Westbourne, Sussex, England.² Algernon Herbert WILSON ended military service on 1 January 1929 at Haslar, Hampshire, England. He was listed in the 1939Register taken on 29 September 1939 at 14 Myrtle Grove, Copnor, Portsmouth, Hampshire, England. He was married, a Surgery Assistant H M Dockyard, born 14 February 1891. There were three other people (one redacted) in the household.³
Algernon died on 22 July 1952 at 14 Myrtle Grove, Copnor, Portsmouth, Hampshire, at the age of 61.^4,5 His estate was given Letters of Administration on 10 November 1952 at Winchester, Hampshire, England. The estate was valued at £2,142 1s 4d.⁵

     Her married name was SINDEN.¹
Frances SHAW was born on 4 March 1890 at St Leonards on Sea, Sussex, England.²
Frances married Richard Curtis SINDEN, son of Abraham SINDEN and Ansley HALSTED, on 28 December 1913 at St Matthew, Hastings, Sussex, England.¹ She was listed in the 1939Register taken on 29 September 1939 at 46 Southwater Road, Hastings, Sussex, England. She was married, born 4 March 1890.³
Her husband, Richard, died on 10 June 1963 at Hastings, Sussex, England, at the age of 76.⁴
Frances died on 15 May 1967 at St Helens Hospital, Hastings, Sussex, England, at the age of 77. Her usual address was listed as 186 Priory Road, Hastings.^5,6 Her estate was probated on 18 September 1967 at London, England. The estate was valued at £675 - to Walter Edward SINDEN and Charles Richard SINDEN..⁶

     Her married name was CRAWSHAW.¹
Laura SIDDALL was born in 1890 at Soyland, Yorkshire, England.² She was the daughter of John SIDDALL and Susey HALSTEAD. In the census of 31 March 1901 at 82 Rochdale Road, Soyland, Yorkshire, England, she was listed as aged 10 born Soyland, the daughter of John SIDDALL.³ In the census of 2 April 1911 at 55 Smithy Clough, Soyland, Yorkshire, England, she was listed as single, a Cotton Winder, aged 20 born Soyland, the daughter of John SIDDALL.⁴ Laura SIDDALL was the executor of John SIDDALL's estate granted on 23 October 1916 at London, England; £729 8s 8d.⁵
Laura married Sam CRAWSHAW in 1926 at Halifax, Yorkshire, England.¹
Laura died on 12 July 1939 at The General Hospital, Halifax, Yorkshire, England. Her usual address was 75 Rochdale Road, Ripponden.^6,5 Laura was buried on 15 July 1939 at Stones Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Soyland, Yorkshire, England.⁷

Appears in a newspaper article on on 22 July 1939 at at Halifax, Yorkshire, Funeral of Mrs. S. Crawshaw
The interment took place on Saturday, at Stones Methodist Church, of Mrs. Laura Crawshaw, wife of Mr. Sam Crawshaw, of Smallees, Ripponden. She had been a devoted worker at Stones Methodist Church, where her husband is organist and choirmaster. The Rev. E. R. Thompson conducted the services at the house and graveside. Many friends attended and the family mourners present included: Mr. S. Crawshaw (husband), Mrs. Siddall (mother), Mrs. Gledhill. Mr. and Mrs. E. Widdop, Mr. and Mrs. John Siddall, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Siddall, Mr. and Mrs. A. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. P. Siddall. Mr. and Mrs. J. A, Crawshaw, Mr. and Mrs. B Riley. Mr. and Mrs. T. Wolstenholme, Miss Nora Crawshaw, Mrs. Mitchell, Miss Mitchell, Mrs. Acland, Mrs. Howarth, Mrs. Heap, Miss L. Hartley, Miss Stott, Miss Howarth.
The following nephews acted bearers; Messrs. J. Widdop, F. Siddall, R. Crawshaw and K. Mitchell.⁷ Her estate was given Letters of Administration on 22 September 1939 at Wakefield, Yorkshire, England. The estate was valued at £770 0s 5d.⁵

     Sam CRAWSHAW was born on 10 November 1888 at Halifax, Yorkshire, England.¹
Sam married Laura SIDDALL, daughter of John SIDDALL and Susey HALSTEAD, in 1926 at Halifax, Yorkshire.²
His wife, Laura, died on 12 July 1939 at The General Hospital, Halifax, Yorkshire, England; Her usual address was 75 Rochdale Road, Ripponden.^3,4 Sam CRAWSHAW was granted Letters of Administration on the estate of Laura CRAWSHAW on 22 September 1939 at Wakefield, Yorkshire, England; £770 0s 5d.⁴ He was listed in the 1939Register taken on 29 September 1939 at 75 Rochdale Road, Ripponden, Yorkshire, England. He was a widower, a Cotton Warehouseman, born 10 November 1889.⁵
Sam died in 1967 at Halifax, Yorkshire.⁶

     Ernest WIDDOP was born on 26 April 1884 at Halifax, Yorkshire, England.
Ernest married Mary Beatrice SIDDALL, daughter of John SIDDALL and Susey HALSTEAD, on 9 March 1912 at St Mary, Sowerby, Yorkshire, England. He was a Cotton Doubler aged 27, a bachelor residing in Dyson Lane, Ripponden. His father was listed as Jonathan WIDDOP, a Stoker. Married in the Parish Church, according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church, by Banns. The marriage was witnessed by Eloie WIDDOP and Fred BRIGGS.^1,2 He was listed in the 1939Register taken on 29 September 1939 at 31 Milton Avenue, Sowerby Bridge, Yorkshire, England. He was married, a Cotton Doubling Overlooker, born 26 April 1884.³

     Her married name was BARRETT.¹
Dorothy QUARMBY was born on 2 July 1902 at Huddersfield, Yorkshire, England.²
Dorothy married Harry BARRETT, son of Frederick BARRETT and Ann HALSTEAD, on 23 February 1924 at Christ Church, Mold Green, Yorkshire, England. She was aged 21, a spinster residing in Longwood. Her father was listed as William QUARMBY, a Labourer. Married in the Parish Church, according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church, by Banns. The marriage was witnessed by William QUARMBY and Mary Hannah GREENWOOD.^3,1 She was listed in the 1939Register taken on 29 September 1939 at 21 George Street, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, England. She was married, born 2 July 1902. There was one other redacted person in the household as well as Dorothy's father William QUARMBY.⁴
Dorothy died in 1983 at Huddersfield, Yorkshire.⁵

     Joyce Mary BARRETT was born on 26 April 1929 at Huddersfield, Yorkshire, England.¹ She was the daughter of Harry BARRETT and Dorothy QUARMBY. Joyce Mary BARRETT appeared on the 1939Register taken on 29 September 1939 in the household of Harry BARRETT and Dorothy BARRETT at 21 George Street, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, England. She was at school, born 26 April 1929; There was one other redacted person in the household as well as Dorothy's father William QUARMBY.²
Joyce died on 23 March 1998 at Huddersfield, Yorkshire, at the age of 68.^3,4 Her estate was probated on 26 June 1998 at Leeds, Yorkshire, England..⁴

     Her married name was BUCKLEY.^1,2
Elizabeth Hannah PLANT was born in 1880 at Todmorden, Yorkshire, England.³
Elizabeth married George BUCKLEY, son of William BUCKLEY and Henrietta HALSTEAD, on 3 April 1901 at Christ Church, Sowerby Bridge, Yorkshire, England. She was aged 20, a spinster residing at the Shepherds Rest Hotel, Bolton Brow, Sowerby Bridge. Her father was listed as Christopher PLANT, a Silk Dresser. Married in the Parish Church, according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church, by Banns. The marriage was witnessed by Harry BUCKLEY and Eleanor WEBSTER.^1,2
Elizabeth died in 1905 at Halifax, Yorkshire, England.⁴

     Her married name was BUCKLEY.^1,2
Eleanor WEBSTER was born in 1881 at Halifax, Yorkshire, England.³ She witnessed the marriage of George BUCKLEY and Elizabeth Hannah PLANT on 3 April 1901 at Christ Church, Sowerby Bridge, Yorkshire, England.^1,4
Eleanor married Harry BUCKLEY, son of William BUCKLEY and Henrietta HALSTEAD, in 1902 at Christ Church, Sowerby Bridge, Yorkshire. She was aged 21, a spinster residing at 4 Russell Street, Sowerby Bridge. Her father was listed as James WEBSTER (deceased), a Driver. Married in the Parish Church, according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church, by Banns. The marriage was witnessed by George WHITEHEAD and Annie WHITEHEAD.^1,2
In the census of 2 April 1911 at 2 Vale Street, Sowerby Bridge, Yorkshire, England, she was listed as aged 29 born Halifax, the wife of Harry BUCKLEY (a Woollen Blanket Raiser, living with his wife Eleanor, son William (married 8 years - 2 children - 1 living.)⁵)
Eleanor died in 1936 at Halifax, Yorkshire.⁶

     Her married name was BUCKLEY.¹
Mary J ACKROYD was born on 9 January 1892.
Mary married Harry BUCKLEY, son of William BUCKLEY and Henrietta HALSTEAD, in 1939 at Calder, Yorkshire, England.¹ She was listed in the 1939Register taken on 29 September 1939 at 19 Clough Terrace, Sowerby Bridge, Yorkshire, England. She was married, a Textile Worsted Warper, born 9 January 1892.²
Her husband, Harry, died in 1943 at Calder, Yorkshire.³
Mary died in 1963 at Calder, Yorkshire.⁴

     Her married name was GREENWOOD.^1,2
Elsie HOYLE was born on 23 November 1893 at Halifax, Yorkshire, England.³
Elsie married Arnold GREENWOOD, son of Charles Uttley GREENWOOD and Sarah Jane HALSTEAD, on 4 May 1918 at Ebenezer Chapel, Luddenden, Yorkshire, England. She was a Worsted Winder aged 24, a spinster residing at Sandy Fore, Mount Tabor, Halifax. Her father was listed as John HOYLE, a Labourer in Iron Foundry. Married in the Ebenezer Chapel according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Wesleyan Methodists, by Licence. The marriage was witnessed by Willie GREENWOOD and Edith Annie HOYLE.^1,2 She was listed in the 1939Register taken on 29 September 1939 at Mount Tabor, 2 Upper Highfield, Halifax, Yorkshire, England. She was married, a Woollen Winder, born 23 November 1893.⁴
Elsie died in 1959 at Halifax, Yorkshire.⁵

     Her married name was GREENWOOD.¹
Gertrude PHILLIPS was born on 16 September 1895.
Gertrude married Roy Halstead GREENWOOD, son of Charles Uttley GREENWOOD and Sarah Jane HALSTEAD, in 1919 at Halifax, Yorkshire, England.¹ She was listed in the 1939Register taken on 29 September 1939 at 2 Raliway Terrace, Sowerby Bridge, Yorkshire, England. She was married, born 16 September 1895.²
Gertrude died in 1961 at Calder, Yorkshire, England.³

     Her married name was GREENWOOD.¹
Beatrice FAWTHROP was born on 9 February 1899 at Halifax, Yorkshire, England.²
Beatrice married Clarance GREENWOOD, son of Charles Uttley GREENWOOD and Sarah Jane HALSTEAD, in 1922 at Halifax, Yorkshire.¹ She was listed in the 1939Register taken on 29 September 1939 at 2 South Carr, Luddenden Foot, Yorkshire, England. She was married, born 9 February 1899.³
Her husband, Clarance, died in 1970 at Halifax, Yorkshire.⁴
Beatrice died on 17 October 1974 at 2 South Carr, Luddenden, Yorkshire, England, at the age of 75.^5,6 Her estate was probated on 3 March 1975 at Leeds, Yorkshire, England. The estate was valued at £12,962.⁶

     Herbert WALKER was born on 20 May 1903 at Sowerby Bridge, Yorkshire, England.
Herbert married Hilda GREENWOOD, daughter of Charles Uttley GREENWOOD and Sarah Jane HALSTEAD, in 1927 at Halifax, Yorkshire, England.¹ He was listed in the 1939Register taken on 29 September 1939 at 6 Hartley Street, Rochdale, Lancashire, England. He was married, a Police Constable, born 20 May 1903.²
Herbert died on 8 November 1975 at 6 Hartley Street, Rochdale, Lancashire, at the age of 72.^3,4 His estate was given Letters of Administration on 26 January 1976 at Manchester, Lancashire, England. The estate was valued at £12,680.⁴

     Raymond Edward Dale HORSFORD was born in 1896 at Rotherham, Yorkshire, England.
Raymond married Elsie GREENWOOD, daughter of Charles Uttley GREENWOOD and Sarah Jane HALSTEAD, in 1919 at Halifax, Yorkshire, England.¹ He was listed in the 1939Register taken on 29 September 1939 at 28 Sussex Street, Rochdale, Lancashire, England. He was married, a Police Constable, born 20 December 1896.²
Raymond died in 1951 at Rochdale, Lancashire, England.³

     Orlando ACKROYD was born in 1855 at Heckmondwike, Yorkshire, England.
Orlando married Pamela HOWE, daughter of John HOWE and Sarah HALSTEAD, in 1910 at Dewsbury, Yorkshire, England.¹
In the census of 2 April 1911 at 20 Common End, Linthwaite, Yorkshire, England, Orlando was listed as aged 52 born Heckmondwike, the Head of Household; a Cloth Weaver, living with his wife Pamela (married 1 year - no children.)²
Orlando died in September 1919 at 568 Smith Riding, Linthwaite, Yorkshire, England.^3,4 Orlando was buried on 4 September 1919 at Christ Church, Linthwaite, Yorkshire, England.⁴

     Maureen BETHWAITE was born in 1933 at Flimby, Cumberland, England.¹ She was the daughter of William Holstead BETHWAITE and Mabel DAWSON.

     Her married name was PATTINSON.¹
Mary PEARSON was born in 1841 at Brampton, Cumberland, England.
Mary married James Shaw PATTINSON, son of Simon PATTINSON and Ann SHAW, in 1866 at Carlisle, Cumberland, England.¹
In the census of 5 April 1891 at Woodrouffe Terrace, London Road, Carlisle, Cumberland, England, she was listed as aged 50 born Carlisle, the wife of James Shaw PATTINSON (a Chemist & Commission Agent, living with his wife Mary, sons Andrew H and Ernest A, daughter Eleanor T.)²

     Her married name was WYNN.¹
Lesley DAWSON was born on 11 July 1908 at Carlisle, Cumberland, England.² She was the daughter of Richard Irving DAWSON and Agnes HALSTEAD. In the census of 2 April 1911 at 43 Dalston Road, Carlisle, Cumberland, England, she was listed as aged 2 born Carlisle, the daughter of Richard Irving DAWSON.³
Lesley married Edward Victor WYNN in 1933 at Birmingham, Warwickshire, England.¹ She was listed in the 1939Register taken on 29 September 1939 at Wykeham Cottage, West Malvern, Worcestershire, England. She was married, born 7 July 1908. There were two redacted people in the household.⁴
Her husband, Edward, died on 22 August 1982 at Aldbourne, 32 Wolds End, Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire, England, at the age of 76.^5,6
Lesley died on 13 May 1994 at Aldbourne, 32 Wolds End, Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire, at the age of 85.^7,6 Her estate was probated on 15 July 1994 at Birmingham, Warwickshire. The estate was valued at £147,629.⁶

     Edward Victor WYNN was born on 23 October 1905 at Kings Norton, Worcestershire, England.¹
Edward married Lesley DAWSON, daughter of Richard Irving DAWSON and Agnes HALSTEAD, in 1933 at Birmingham, Warwickshire, England.² He was listed in the 1939Register taken on 29 September 1939 at Wykeham Cottage, West Malvern, Worcestershire, England. He was married, a Army Officer on leave, born 23 October 1905. He was a major in a field unit of the RA. There were two redacted people in the household.³
Edward died on 22 August 1982 at Aldbourne, 32 Wolds End, Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire, England, at the age of 76.^4,5 His estate was probated on 12 October 1982 at Bristol, Gloucestershire, England. The estate was valued at £100,461.⁵

     John Halstead DAWSON was born on 11 September 1915 at Birmingham, Warwickshire, England.¹ He was the son of Richard Irving DAWSON and Agnes HALSTEAD. John Halstead DAWSON was granted Letters of Administration on the estate of Agnes DAWSON on 14 March 1941 at Birmingham, Warwickshire; £2,685 17s 3d.²
John died on 3 November 1995 at Birmingham, Warwickshire, at the age of 80.^3,2 His estate was probated on 27 February 1996 at Birmingham, Warwickshire..²

     Jack COCHRANE was born on 24 August 1914 at Burnley, Lancashire, England.¹
Jack married Florence CRABTREE, daughter of Mary Ellen CRABTREE, on 11 September 1943 at the Register Office, Burnley, Lancashire, England.^2,3
His wife, Florence, died on 1 March 1997 at Burnley, Lancashire, at the age of 87.^4,5
Jack died on 16 May 2006 at Lancashire, England, at the age of 91.^6,5 His estate was probated on 5 July 2006 at Manchester, Lancashire, England..⁵

     Thomas CHAPMAN was born in 1878 at Morley, Yorkshire, England.
Thomas married Lois Ann CHEESBROUGH, daughter of William CHEESBROUGH and Elizabeth BANNISTER, on 29 November 1900 at Prospect Chapel, Dominic Street, Holbeck, Yorkshire, England. He was a Farmer aged 22, a bachelor residing at Lane Side Farm, Morley. His father was listed as Joseph Andrew CHAPMAN, a Farmer. Married in the Prospect Chapel Domestic Street Holbeckaccording to the Rites and Ceremonies of the United Methodist Free Church, by Certificate. The marriage was witnessed by John R CHEESBROUGH and.^1,2
In the census of 2 April 1911 at Huntwick Cottages, Huntwick with Foulby and Nostel, Yorkshire, England, Thomas was listed as aged 32 born Morley, the Head of Household; a Farmer, living with his wife Lois Ann, sons Eric, William and Cyril (married 10 years - 3 children - 3 living.)³ He was granted Letters of Administration on the estate of Lois Ann CHAPMAN on 6 July 1929 at York, Yorkshire, England; £477 0s 8d.⁴

     Arthur Mitchell BELL was born on 1 May 1868 at Yorkshire, England.
Arthur married Annie CHEESBROUGH, daughter of William CHEESBROUGH and Elizabeth BANNISTER, in 1894 at the Register Office, Holbeck, Yorkshire, England.¹
His wife, Annie, died in 1897 at Horton, Yorkshire, England.² He was listed in the 1939Register taken on 29 September 1939 at 14 Willow Drive, Halifax, Yorkshire, England. He was married, a Teacher Of Textile (Incapacitated), born 1 May 1868. He was living with his second wife and daughter.³
Arthur died in 1943 at Halifax, Yorkshire, England.⁴

     Allen WOOD was born on 9 December 1881 at Churwell, Yorkshire, England.¹
Allen married Mary Eliza CHEESBROUGH, daughter of William CHEESBROUGH and Elizabeth BANNISTER, on 22 August 1908 at Prospect Chapel, Dominic Street, Holbeck, Yorkshire, England. He was an Assistant Rate Collector aged 26, a bachelor residing in Hospin Place, Churwell. His father was listed as Benjamin Hartley WOOD (deceased), a Builder. Married in the Prospect Chapel Domestic Street Holbeckaccording to the Rites and Ceremonies of the United Methodist Free Church, by Certificate. The marriage was witnessed by John R CHEESBROUGH and Lizzie CHEESBROUGH.^2,3 He was listed in the 1939Register taken on 29 September 1939 at Laneside, Churwell, Yorkshire, England. He was married, a Local Government Officer, born 9 December 1881. Their son Cyril WOOD was also there.⁴
Allen died on 22 September 1952 at the General Infirmary, Leeds, Yorkshire, England, at the age of 70. His usual address was recorded as Fairview, Laneside, Churwell.^5,6 His estate was probated on 12 January 1953 at Wakefield, Yorkshire, England. The estate was valued at £10,584 4s 1d.⁶

     Samuel CAWTHORNE was born on 18 February 1884 at Yorkshire, England.¹
Samuel married Lizzie CHEESBROUGH, daughter of William CHEESBROUGH and Elizabeth BANNISTER, on 23 September 1911 at Prospect Chapel, Dominic Street, Holbeck, Yorkshire, England. He was a Commercial Clerk aged 27, a bachelor residing in Thornville, Churwell. His father was listed as Walter CAWTHORNE, an Overlooker in Woollen Mill. Married in the Prospect Chapel Domestic Street Holbeckaccording to the Rites and Ceremonies of the United Methodist Free Church, by Certificate. The marriage was witnessed by John R CHEESBROUGH, Walter CAWTHORNE and Nellie CAWTHORNE.^2,3 He was listed in the 1939Register taken on 29 September 1939 at Fieldhead, Churwell, Yorkshire, England. He was married, a Secretary and Commercial Manager - Steel Engineers, born 18 February 1884. He was also an ARP Warden.⁴
Samuel died on 28 January 1956 at Fieldhead, 94a Elland Road, Churwell, Yorkshire, England, at the age of 71.^5,6 His estate was probated on 7 July 1956 at Wakefield, Yorkshire, England. The estate was valued at £50,550 3s 7d.⁶

     Catherine McIntyre DAGLISH was born in 1868 at Flimby, Cumberland, England.¹ She was the daughter of John DAGLISH and Mary Ann HOLSTEAD. In the census of 2 April 1871 at Flimby, Cumberland, she was listed as aged 2 born Flimby, the daughter of John DAGLISH.²
Catherine died in 1879 at Flimby, Cumberland.³

     Her married name was WEIR.¹
Elizabeth DAGLISH was born in 1865 at Flimby, Cumberland, England. She was the daughter of John DAGLISH and Mary Ann HOLSTEAD. In the census of 2 April 1871 at Flimby, Cumberland, she was listed as aged 6 born Flimby, the daughter of John DAGLISH.² In the census of 3 April 1881 at Flimby, Cumberland, she was listed as single, aged 16 born Flimby, the daughter of John DAGLISH.³
Elizabeth married William WEIR on 26 January 1884 at Flimby, Cumberland.¹
Elizabeth died in 1895 at Flimby, Cumberland.⁴

     William DAGLISH was born in 1874 at Flimby, Cumberland, England.¹ He was the son of John DAGLISH and Mary Ann HOLSTEAD. In the census of 3 April 1881 at Flimby, Cumberland, he was listed as aged 6 born Flimby, the son of John DAGLISH.²
William died in 1891 at Flimby, Cumberland.³ In the census of 5 April 1891 at Flimby, Cumberland, he was listed as single, disabled, aged 16 born Flimby, the son of John DAGLISH.⁴

     William WEIR was born in 1862 at Workington, Cumberland, England.
William married Elizabeth DAGLISH, daughter of John DAGLISH and Mary Ann HOLSTEAD, on 26 January 1884 at Flimby, Cumberland, England.¹
His wife, Elizabeth, died in 1895 at Flimby, Cumberland.²

     Millicent WATERWORTH was born in 1879 at Nelson, Lancashire, England.¹ She was the daughter of Matthew WATERWORTH and Mary WYLIE.
Millicent died in 1880 at Nelson, Lancashire.²

     Matthew died in 1884 at Nelson, Lancashire, England.¹
Matthew WATERWORTH was born in 1884 at Nelson, Lancashire.² He was the son of Matthew WATERWORTH and Mary WYLIE.

     Her married name was WATERWORTH.^1,2
Edith BURROWS was born in 1878 at Burnley, Lancashire, England.³
Edith married Stanhope Wylie WATERWORTH, son of Matthew WATERWORTH and Mary WYLIE, on 23 October 1897 at Christ Church, Colne, Lancashire, England. She was a Winder aged 19, a spinster residing in Foulridge. Her father was listed as Zacharias BURROWS (deceased). Married in the Parish Church according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church, by Licence. The marriage was witnessed by Thomas John CLOSE and Lillie SCOTT.^1,2
In the census of 31 March 1901 at 27 Town Gate, Foulridge, Lancashire, England, she was listed as aged 22 born Burnley, the wife of Stanhope Wylie WATERWORTH (a Cotton Weaver, living with his wife Edith, son.)⁴
In the census of 2 April 1911 at Town Gate, Foulridge, Lancashire, England, she was listed as aged 32 born Burnley, the wife of Stanhope Wylie WATERWORTH (a Cotton Weaver, living with his wife Edith, sons Leonard and Ernest Wylie.)⁵
Edith died on 22 September 1923 at Foulridge, Lancashire, England.⁶

     Fred BINNS was born on 22 February 1875 at Shipley, Yorkshire, England.¹
Fred married Maria WATERWORTH, daughter of Matthew WATERWORTH and Mary WYLIE, in 1899 at the Register Office, Burnley, Lancashire, England.²
In the census of 31 January 1901 at 19 Bankfield Street, Colne, Lancashire, England, Fred was listed as aged 26 born Shipley, Yorkshire, the Head of Household; a Cotton Weaver, living with his wife Maria, brother-in-law John W WATERWORTH.³
In the census of 2 April 1911 at 17 Primet Bridge, Colne, Lancashire, England, Fred was listed as aged 36 born Shipley, Yorkshire, the Head of Household; a Cotton Weaver, living with his wife Maria, sons William H and John, brother-in-law John W WATERWORTH, adopted daughter Ethel ARCHER (married 11 years - 2 children - 2 living.)⁴ He was listed in the 1939Register taken on 29 September 1939 at 69 Barrowford Road, Colne, Lancashire, England. He was married, a Retired Pork Butcher, born 22 February 1875. There was one redacted person in the household.⁵

     William James POSTLEWAITE was born on 4 July 1907 at Arlecdon, Cumberland, England.
William married Elsie BELL, daughter of John BELL and Martha Ellen HALSTEAD, in 1930 at Whitehaven, Cumberland, England.¹ He was listed in the 1939Register taken on 29 September 1939 at No 7 Holding (L.S.A.), Wetheral, Cumberland, England. He was married, a Small - Holder - Pigs Poultry Gardening, born 4 July 1907. There were five others (two redacted) in the household.²
William died on 16 January 1999 at Carlisle, Cumberland, England, at the age of 91.^3,4 His estate was probated on 20 April 1999 at Newcastle upon Tyne, Durham, England..⁴

     Bertram Thomas KYNASTON was born on 4 April 1900 at Denbighshire, Wales.
Bertram married Ellen BELL, daughter of John BELL and Martha Ellen HALSTEAD, on 21 April 1926 at St John Anglican Church, Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
Bertram died on 20 August 1982 at Richmond, British Columbia, Canada, at the age of 82.

     Her married name was BELL.
Annie Laura BRYDEN was born on 26 September 1896 at South Shields, Durham, England.¹
Annie married John Robert BELL, son of John BELL and Martha Ellen HALSTEAD, before 1920. She was listed in the 1939Register taken on 29 September 1939 at 38 Bank End, Thursby, Cumberland, England. She was married, born 26 September 1896. There were three others (one redacted) in the household.²
Her husband, John, died on 13 February 1957 at 38 Bank End, Thursby, Cumberland, at the age of 59.^3,4 Annie Laura BELL was granted Letters of Administration on the estate of John Robert BELL on 14 May 1957 at Carlisle, Cumberland, England; £1,272 19s 1d.⁴
Annie died on 13 August 1979 at Braeside Evennig Hill, Thursby, Cumberland, England, at the age of 82.^5,4 Her estate was probated on 17 October 1979 at Newcastle upon Tyne, Durham, England. The estate was valued at £1,884.⁴

     Elizabeth RODGERSON was born in 1862 at Little Broughton, Cumberland, England.¹ She was the daughter of William RODGERSON and Martha HOLSTEAD. In the census of 2 April 1871 at Little Broughton, Cumberland, she was listed as aged 9 born Little Broughton, the daughter of William RODGERSON.² In the census of 3 April 1881 at Little Broughton, Cumberland, she was listed as single, a Farm Servant, aged 19 born Little Broughton, a servant of John Pearson WALKER.³ In the census of 5 April 1891 at Rose Cottage, Dickinson Place, Allonby, Cumberland, England, she was listed as single, a Cook, aged 29 born Little Broughton, a servant of Mary WATSON.⁴ In the census of 2 April 1911 at Little Broughton, Cumberland, she was listed as single, Cook at private house, aged 49 born Little Broughton, the daughter of Martha RODGERSON.⁵

     Jane RODGERSON was born in 1864 at Little Broughton, Cumberland, England.¹ She was the daughter of William RODGERSON and Martha HOLSTEAD. Jane RODGERSON was baptised on 8 August 1864 at Great Broughton, Cumberland, England. In the census of 2 April 1871 at Little Broughton, Cumberland, she was listed as aged 6 born Little Broughton, the daughter of William RODGERSON.² In the census of 3 April 1881 at Little Broughton, Cumberland, she was listed as single, aged 16 born Little Broughton, the daughter of William RODGERSON.³ In the census of 5 April 1891 at Little Broughton, Cumberland, she was listed as single, a General Servant, aged 26 born Little Broughton, the daughter of William RODGERSON.⁴ In the census of 31 March 1901 at Greenbank Farm, Little Broughton, Cumberland, England, she was listed as single, a General Domestic Servant, aged 34 born Little Broughton, a servant of John NICHOLSON.⁵
Jane died in 1937 at Flimby, Cumberland, England.⁶

     Joseph RODGERSON was born in 1867 at Little Broughton, Cumberland, England.¹ He was the son of William RODGERSON and Martha HOLSTEAD. Joseph RODGERSON was baptised on 17 March 1867 at Great Broughton, Cumberland, England. In the census of 2 April 1871 at Little Broughton, Cumberland, he was listed as aged 4 born Little Broughton, the son of William RODGERSON.²
Joseph died in 1874 at Little Broughton, Cumberland.³