60.12 Maternal Cousins of Olive Lewtey (née Beale)

George and Agnes Crump had seven children. Their children were Olive's siblings and first cousins.

• 56.2.1 - Alice Belinda Crump (1852-1854)
• No known children

• 56.2.2 - Hope Amanda Crump (1857-1890) m Herbert Kearley (1853-1924)
• Hope Mary Kearley (1881, Rangoon-1897, India)
• Alice Maud Kearley (1883, Rangoon-1883, Rangoon)
• Marion Emily Kearley (1893, Calcutta). Boarding at Penhros College, Colwyn Bay, Conway, Wales.
• Penrhos College was a Methodist girls-only boarding school founded in 1880 by the Reverend Frederick Payne, a local benefactor and minister. It was prominently situated above the promenade towards Rhos-on-Sea. Its former motto was Semper ad lucem ("Always towards the light"). It is now part of Rydal Penrhos, which accepted its last boarders in 2018. The original site was closed in 1999, and replaced with a housing estate.

Penrhos College, Colwyn Bay (credit)

• Travelled with her father from Liverpool to Rangoon on the SS Pegu in 1913.
• Herbert Hugh Kearley (1897-1897). Died in infancy.

• 56.2.3 - Florence Eleanor Crump (1860-1890) m Alfred Curley Beale (1855-1929)
• See Chapter 56 for individual biographies. See Beale tree for descendants

• 56.2.4 - Albert Crump (1861-1861)
• Died in infancy

• 56.2.5 - George Samuel Crump (1862-1867)
• Died in childhood

• 56.2.6 - Anne Matilda Crump (1864-1946) m Charles Maynard Pascal (1860-1913)

Aileen, Florence, Ruby, Beryl and Blaise Pascal
(Oakley111 on Ancestry)

• Aileen Ann Pascal (1889-1946) m Leslie Wittinbaker in Rangoon
• Three children
• Florence Hope Pascal (1890-1982) m Norman Chevers MacKenzie (1881) in Rangoon in 1912. Died in Australia. Travelled from London to Colombo on the SS Namur in 1916. Less than a year later, the ship was torpedoed and sunk by German submarine U-35.

SS Namur

• Nigel Ian MacKenzie (1912)
• One child
• Gladys Kathleen Pascal (1893-1894). Died in infancy.
• Heartsease Faith Pansy Pascal (1895)
• Marie Cote Pascal (1897-1897). Died in infancy.
• Ruby Aileen Pascal (1899-1980) m William Welti (1899-1975) in Rangoon in 1925.
• Felicity Welti (1927-2004)
• One child
• Beryl Hope Pascal (1899)
• Blaise Maynard Pascal (1903-1979) m Marjorie Lydia Manuel (1904-1992). Died in Morden, London. Arrived in London from Rangoon on the Salween in 1949. The deep sea ships carried manufactured goods outwards and rice, paddy (rice in the husk), tapioca, teak, cotton, blocks of jade, lacquerware, silk, cane sugar ‘jaggery’, tamarind, woven mats, tobacco, timber, precious stones, native products, and oil cake and oil products homewards.

SS Salween (credit)

• Ralph Maynard Pascal (1930-2002)
• Clive Maynard Pascal (1936-1977)
• == m Marjorie Lydia Manuel

• 56.2.7 - Hugh Alexander Havelock Crump (1869-1924) m Myrtle Mary Roberts (1884-1978) 
• Colin Alexander Havelock Crump (1908-1978). Arrived in London from Australia or India in 1950 on the RMS Stratheden, the same ship used by Blanche Lewtey in 1939. Born in India; died in Nottingham.
• Daisy Myrtle Agnes Crump (1910-1999) m Donald Prosper Robert Stuart [Paul] Charlesworth (1907-1987) in Dehra Dun, Uttarakhand, India in 1935. Born in India; died in Nottingham.

Paul and Daisy's Wedding (Bruce on Ancestry)

• Noreen Yvonne Crump (1919-2009) m John Edwin Antiss (1911). Born in India. Departed London for Bombay on the RMS Strathnaver (sister ship of the Stratheden and the Strathnaird) in 1920, with Sheila, Trevor and schoolmistress Doris Crump. Arrived back in London from on the same ship, with the same companions, in 1934. Died in the UK?

RMS Stratheden (John Oxley Library)

• Three children
• == m Egon Groeger 
• Sheila Babette Crump (1921)
• Trevor Aubrey Crump (1922-1989). Born in London or Calcutta; died in Northumberland North East.
• One child

More on these individuals in Chapter 60.

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