See the Larard tree for 4th cousins in Australia and Hull.
England and Wales records are from the 1939 Register; others are best estimates.
Atkinson, Alice Marian (29 Jun 1878). Private means.
Boarding at 40 Cable Road, Hoylake, Cheshire
Atkinson, Arthur Mousley (1908)
Not found. Liverpool.
Atkinson, Arthur William (30 May 1877). Incapacitated chair maker. d. 1941
Atkinson, Florence née Arrowsmith (20 Jan 1880)
21 Dobson Street, Liverpool
Atkinson, Elizabeth Marian (1910). May have married.
Not found. Liverpool?
Atkinson, Francis James (16 Mar 1880). Office manager, dried fruit merchant.
Atkinson, Catherine Bateman née Beesley (21 Sep 1876/80)
Atkinson, Phyllis M (25 Nov 1916). School teacher.
82 Manor Road, Crosby, Liverpool
Atkinson, Marion Atkinson (1900)
Not found. Perhaps married. d Preston, 1954?
Atkinson, Charles Inman (1876)
Not found. Arrived in England from South Africa 1938; d Ulverston, 1943
Atkinson, Thomas Mousley (7 Oct 1872). Retired engineers' clerk.
Apartment at 19 Dunraven Road, [West Kirby] Hoylake, Cheshire
Belfield, James (25 Sep 1877). Railway traffic canvasser.
Belfield, Mabel Louise née Lovejoy (31 Mar 1886)
One later child
George Seymour Lovejoy (4 Jun 1848). Retired carriage builder. d. 1940. Wife, Sarah née Little d. 1939.
3 Sussex Road, Harrow, Middlesex
Blundell, Sydney Richard (8 Aug 1897)
Blundell, Pamela Olwyn (27 Sep 1933)
Malta?
Borland, William (9 Aug 1997). Marine engine fitter.
Borland, Florence née Atkinson (14 Mar 1904). Lived until 100.
One implied child
69 Clapham Road, [Anfield] Liverpool
Burrows, Evelyn Mary (9 Oct 1914)
Two later children
Geraldine, Canterbury, New Zealand
Burrows, Alfred George Douglas Gale Burrows (7 Apr 1909)
(Gale?) Burrows, Thelma Marjorie née Bergstrom (22 Oct 1909)
Gale, Kevin Raymond (18 Oct 1940)
One later child
Geraldine, Canterbury, New Zealand
Burrows, Alfred John Burrows (19 Oct 1877)
Burrows, Eliza Ann née Harvey (1878)
Burrows, Elia Ann [Annie] Burrows (1904-1917)
Burrows, Francis Clifford Burrows (4 Mar 1911)
Geraldine, Canterbury, New Zealand
Burrows, Annie Emma (1882)
Oxford, Canterbury, New Zealand
Burrows, Charles Henry Burrows (21 Feb 1888)
Burrows, Anna Maria Annie née Graaf (1883) b. South Africa
Christchurch, New Zealand
Burrows Edward Benjamin Burrows (1885)
Burrows Margaret Florence née Robb (1884)
Burrows, Sylvia Florence Burrows (1912)(later Mander). m Herbert Hiorns Mander in 1941
Burrows, George Edward Burrows (1913)
New Zealand
Burrows, Eleanor Ruth Burrows (10 Jul 1899). Nurse. QAIMNS
Royal Victoria Military Hospital, Netley, Winchester [Southampton] (The one-time longest building in the world)
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| RVMH, Netley (Prior) |
Geraldine, Canterbury, New Zealand
Burrows, George Comley (22 May 1872). Provision agent.
Burrows, Theresa (18 Aug 1875)
Young, Alice (10 Sep 1899). Domestic servant.
One other household member.
33 Station Road, Orpington, Kent
Burrows, Godfrey Daniel (21 Jun 1876). Widower.
Geraldine, Canterbury, New Zealand
Burrows, Godfrey David Burrows (2 May 1897)
Burrows, Esther Emily née Warne (1 Dec 1903)
Burrows, Harold John (12 Apr 1924)
Geraldine, Canterbury, New Zealand
Burrows, Louisa Elizabeth Burrows (4 Feb 1905). Lady's maid.
Boarding with Beatrice Cecil (widow) and others with private means at Maybank, [The Street, West Clandon] Guildford RD, Surrey
Burrows, Lyall [Bay] Burrows (17 Oct 1903)
Burrows, Frances May née Johnstone (16 May 1909)
Burrows, Shona Audrey (1928-1928)
Burrows, Margaret Elva (later Wright)(12 Nov 1929)
Burrows, Iren Norma (1932-1932)
Burrows, Leonard Maurice Frank (1938-1938)
Burrows, Trevor Lyall (1940-1940)
Timaru, Canterbury, New Zealand
Burrows, Montague Vivian Burrows (14 Apr 1882). Painter and decorator.
Burrows, Ethel May née Paul (3 May 1884)
2 Percy Villa, Cartbridge, [Send] Guildford, Surrey
Burrows, Morton Arthur Burrows (4 Apr 1908)
Burrows, Eva Lilian née Glass (31 Aug 1907)
One implied child
80 Berkeley Avenue, Ealing, Middlesex
Burrows, Owen Gale Burrows (1900)
Burrows, Caroline Elizabeth née Keen (1902)
One child
Canterbury, New Zealand
Burrows, Robert Edwin Burrows (12 Nov 1877). Widower (of Louisa). Labourer in foundry
Boarding with Ernest (railway clerk) & Mary Sanders at 17 Desborough Road, Eastleigh, Hampshire
Burrows, Robert Edwin Burrows (20 Jul 1903). Clerk, engineers' stores.
Burrows, Edith May née Williscroft (20 Jun 1907)
Burrows, Peter J R (31 Dec 1929)
Burrows, Jean E M (5 Apr 1933)
46 South Park Road, Maidstone, Kent
Burrows, Ruby May Burrows (2 May 1885). b. Norwood. Private means.
Burrows, Audrey Stewart Burrows (22 Mar 1919). Bookmaker's secretary.
25b Grand Parade, [St Leonards] Hastings, Sussex
Burrows, Sidney Charles Burrows (1887). Dead?
Burrows, Bertha E née Kendrick (1882). Alive?
Not found
Burrows, William Marchant Burrows (10 Oct 1892)
Burrows, Clarice née Hitchings (26 Aug 1892)
Burrows, Albert Leon [Buzz] Burrows (29 Sep 1918) m Flora Isobel Nicholl (29 Sep 1920) - they shared a birthday - in 1944, and had their first son in 1945
Burrows, Richard Marchant Burrows (4 Nov 1923)
Burrows, Alice Nancy Burrows (later Skudder)(4 May 1925)
Christchurch, New Zealand
Burrows, Winifred Mary née Day (1 Mar 1885). Widow (of Charles Morton). d. 1940
Burrows, Samuel James (28 Oct 1884). Repairman, railway shop.
Burrows, Hilda Mary Burrows (1910)
2 Brandreth Road, [Balham] Wandsworth, London
Cadell, William Henry (1881)
Cadell, Beatrice Helen née Larard (28 Jul 1881)
Cadell, Lauri Cornwallis (24 Nov 1910)
Brisbane? Queensland, Australia
Casey, Francis Joseph (31 May 1888)
Casey Alfreda Marie née Larard (28 Jun 1887)
Adelong, New South Wales, Australia
Chaster, John William (14 Mar 1903). Manipulative therapist.
Chaster, Isabel Emily née Carter (later Ellery)(1912). Not present but one more family member implied.
Chaster, Lawrence Charles (18 Apr 1939). Not present.
Chaster, Alice M (3 Nov 1865). Widow.
Hore, Helen Mary née Chaster (1899). Married (to Stanley)
Candish, Annie (6 Jun 1852). Widow. Incapacitated.
Candish, Florence (8 Oct 1873)
'Haynford', Sarlsdown Road, Exmouth, Devon
Croft, Alice L (4 Sep 1884)
Paige, William Edward Burgess (19 Sep 1905). Aircraft woodworker.
Paige, Dorothy Alice née Croft (22 Jan 1914). Implied.
15 Devonshire Square, Portsmouth
(De Piro) D'Amico (formerly Larard), Louisa Bertha née Capon (1871). Widow of Frederick. d. Oct 1942, Malta, having remarried to a Maltese British subject, Guido D'Amico, in Surrey in 1909.
This was towards the end of the Siege of Malta, where the Axis powers attempted to bomb or starve the strategic island into submission. 1300 civilians were killed, and many buildings destroyed. Military losses on both sides were enormous: 900 aircraft split about evenly (including 43 Spitfires lost in the month Louisa died); the Axis powers lost 2300 merchant ships, the Royal Navy a battleship, two aircraft carriers, five cruisers, 19 destroyers (2 of allies) and 38 submarines.
(De Piro) D'Amico, Marie Berthe (1908)
(De Piro) D'Amico, Francoise Marie (1910)
Malta?
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| Valletta (my photo) |
Elmore, Walter J (16 Dec 1899). Aero fitter and sheet metal worker.
Elmore, Irene M (21 Jul 1906)
One implied child
46 Lancelot Avenue, [Strood] Rochester, Kent
Fielding, Percy Lunn (15 Sep 1906). Garage manager.
Elmore, Irene M (21 Jul 1906)
One implied child
46 Lancelot Avenue, [Strood] Rochester, Kent
Fielding, Percy Lunn (15 Sep 1906). Garage manager.
Fielding, Frances Winifred née Burrows (20 Sep 1908). Post Office duties.
One implied child
Birch, Kathleen M (2 May 1921). Post Office and shop assistant.
'Mostyn' and Cartbridge Post Office, [Send] Guildford, Surrey
Gibson, Manscell Ellwood (8 Feb 1904, Canada) d Canada
Gibson, Doris Helen née Mousley (7 Mar 1916, England) m 1939, d Canada
Orleans, VT, USA
Gordon, Archie Robert (1 Oct 1879)
Gordon, Laura Cassandra née Larard (7 Feb 1880)
Gordon, Jean Varley Gordon (1908)
Gordon, Mavis Aileen Gordon (1910)
Gordon, Archie Stuart Gordon (1912)
Gordon, Marie Delphine Gordon (1914)
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Gordon, Douglas Jeffrey Gordon (12 Apr 1907)
Gordon, Nellie St Helier née Money (18 Dec 1915)
Gordon, Jocelyn Eve (25 May 1944). Unborn.
Gordon, Janice Nell (30 Jul 1945). Unborn.
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Gould, Robert Francis (4 Feb 1905)
Gould, Winifred Louisa Burrows (2 Sep 1902) d. 1945
One child at some point
Canterbury, New Zealand
Gray, William L (?) m Jul 1939
Gray, Catherine Francis née Atkinson(1911)
Not found. Liverpool
Harry, Aaron Griffith (1889)
Harry, Rebekah Charlotte née Burrows (formerly Ivory)(1880)
Ivory, Winifred Ruth Hobbs Ivory (1912-1913)
New Zealand
Henderson, Robert (18 Oct 1893). Civil servant, Admiralty.
Henderson, Winifred Kate née Paige (9 Jul 1899)
Boarding/sharing with Leonard & Dorothy Tulley at 49 Vernham Grove, Bath
Hills, Edwin W (20 Dec 1913). Married (to Betty Mabel). General labourer. Boarding with his parents, William & Alice Hills, at 34 Darnley Road, Rochester.
Hore, Stanley Fletcher (23 Nov 1899). Married (to Helen). Bank clerk.
Boarding with David & Elsie Smith at 20 Egmont Road, Sutton, Surrey
Hunt, Stanley B (15 Jul 1898). Clerk, Bank of England.
Hunt, Ellaline Mary née Wallis (5 Apr 1898)
Hunt, Iris Mary (1926). Not present.
Hunt, Robin John (21 Mar 1928)
Pinewood, Reigate Road, Epsom, Surrey
Keen, Walter Henry Owen (14 Aug 1897)
Keen, Ruth Mimona née Burrows (26 Sep 1907)
Keen, William Godfrey (26 Apr 1927)
Keen, Adrienne Elizabeth (12 Nov 1930)
Geraldine, Canterbury, New Zealand
Lake, Clifford Montague Lake (1896) m Amy Fildes (1904) in 1944
Not found. Worcester?
Lake, Lawrence Hazel Lake (8 Jul 1891). Too room turner, jigger
Lake, Florence Mary née Hurley (1 Jan 1890)
77 Cornmeadow Lane, Worcester
Lake, Lewis Garibaldi (1867). Incapacitated ex-serviceman.
Lake, Eleanor née Burrows (1866). Not found.
Queen Alexandra Hospital Home, Worthing, Sussex
Lake, Lewis Gordon Lake (16 Aug 1901)
Not found. London?
Lake, Reginald Maurice Lake (21 Jan 1894). Commercial traveller; flooring maintenance specialist
Lake, Florence May née Gardener (20 Jul 1896)
Lake, Clifford Lionel James Lake (1918). Implied.
Lake, Hubert Maurice Lake (1919). Implied.
Lake, Deirdre Nancy Lake (1924). Implied.
Lake, James Reginald Lake (1927). Implied.
Lake, Joyce Isabella Lake (1928). Implied.
One more household member
'Two Ways', Harpenden Road, St Albans
Larard, Ernest Geoffrey [Geoff] (1901). Dental mechanic (made dentures). I note that the Sutton Coldfield Beekeepers have a Geoff Larard Trophy.
Larard, Marjorie Lilian [Madge] née Sims (6 Oct 1900)
David Geoffrey Larard (14 Feb 1932) m Elizabeth Brown (11 Sep 1930, Meath, Ireland) in Birmingham in 1957. Later a Consultant Anaesthetist.
Pauline Celia Larard (later Gausden)(19 Jun 1937) m Rodney Tolson Gausden (26 Jun 1923, Japan) in Lichfield in 1959. He b. Japan, trained in the USA as a pilot in WWII.
Not found. Later lived in Lichfield.
Geoff and John married Sims sisters. The tradition of the annual Sims Outing persists in the Family Picnic we have to this day.
Larard, Francis James [Frank] (1904). Electrical engineer with GEC. Later awarded an honour by the Sultan of Kelantan for electrifying the state. On a visit to Australia noticed that the crest on a Melbourne? jeweller was the same as his own. (q.v. for the explanation).
Larard, (Margaret) Jennie née Kerr (29 Nov 1906). I think it was Jennie who tackled the ship's cook who went mad, with a carving knife, and tied him to the mask.
Larard, Barbara Jeanne (later Robson)(13 Mar 1932, Singapore) m Arthur Gray Robson (23 Dec 1923) in Surrey in 1954. Emigrated to Australia.
Larard, Elizabeth Frances [Betty] (later Hancock/Moody)(19 Jul 1934, Malaysia)
Perth, Australia. (Frank received permission from the Colonial Office to accept a commission in the Indian army in 1943).
Larard, George Herbert (7 Mar 1884)
Larard, Juliet née Mcansh (19 Dec 1887)
Larard, John David Larard (1 Mar 1914) m Hazel May Watt (30 May 1920), Brisbane, 1944 - six later children.
Brisbane? Queensland, Australia
One implied child
Birch, Kathleen M (2 May 1921). Post Office and shop assistant.
'Mostyn' and Cartbridge Post Office, [Send] Guildford, Surrey
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| Send - probably Cartbridge Post Office (Surrey in the Great War) |
Gibson, Doris Helen née Mousley (7 Mar 1916, England) m 1939, d Canada
Orleans, VT, USA
Gordon, Archie Robert (1 Oct 1879)
Gordon, Laura Cassandra née Larard (7 Feb 1880)
Gordon, Jean Varley Gordon (1908)
Gordon, Mavis Aileen Gordon (1910)
Gordon, Archie Stuart Gordon (1912)
Gordon, Marie Delphine Gordon (1914)
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Gordon, Douglas Jeffrey Gordon (12 Apr 1907)
Gordon, Nellie St Helier née Money (18 Dec 1915)
Gordon, Jocelyn Eve (25 May 1944). Unborn.
Gordon, Janice Nell (30 Jul 1945). Unborn.
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Gould, Robert Francis (4 Feb 1905)
Gould, Winifred Louisa Burrows (2 Sep 1902) d. 1945
One child at some point
Canterbury, New Zealand
Gray, William L (?) m Jul 1939
Gray, Catherine Francis née Atkinson(1911)
Not found. Liverpool
Harry, Aaron Griffith (1889)
Harry, Rebekah Charlotte née Burrows (formerly Ivory)(1880)
Ivory, Winifred Ruth Hobbs Ivory (1912-1913)
New Zealand
Henderson, Robert (18 Oct 1893). Civil servant, Admiralty.
Henderson, Winifred Kate née Paige (9 Jul 1899)
Boarding/sharing with Leonard & Dorothy Tulley at 49 Vernham Grove, Bath
Hills, Edwin W (20 Dec 1913). Married (to Betty Mabel). General labourer. Boarding with his parents, William & Alice Hills, at 34 Darnley Road, Rochester.
Hore, Stanley Fletcher (23 Nov 1899). Married (to Helen). Bank clerk.
Boarding with David & Elsie Smith at 20 Egmont Road, Sutton, Surrey
Hunt, Stanley B (15 Jul 1898). Clerk, Bank of England.
Hunt, Ellaline Mary née Wallis (5 Apr 1898)
Hunt, Iris Mary (1926). Not present.
Hunt, Robin John (21 Mar 1928)
Pinewood, Reigate Road, Epsom, Surrey
Keen, Walter Henry Owen (14 Aug 1897)
Keen, Ruth Mimona née Burrows (26 Sep 1907)
Keen, William Godfrey (26 Apr 1927)
Keen, Adrienne Elizabeth (12 Nov 1930)
Geraldine, Canterbury, New Zealand
Lake, Clifford Montague Lake (1896) m Amy Fildes (1904) in 1944
Not found. Worcester?
Lake, Lawrence Hazel Lake (8 Jul 1891). Too room turner, jigger
Lake, Florence Mary née Hurley (1 Jan 1890)
77 Cornmeadow Lane, Worcester
Lake, Lewis Garibaldi (1867). Incapacitated ex-serviceman.
Lake, Eleanor née Burrows (1866). Not found.
Queen Alexandra Hospital Home, Worthing, Sussex
Lake, Lewis Gordon Lake (16 Aug 1901)
Not found. London?
Lake, Reginald Maurice Lake (21 Jan 1894). Commercial traveller; flooring maintenance specialist
Lake, Florence May née Gardener (20 Jul 1896)
Lake, Clifford Lionel James Lake (1918). Implied.
Lake, Hubert Maurice Lake (1919). Implied.
Lake, Deirdre Nancy Lake (1924). Implied.
Lake, James Reginald Lake (1927). Implied.
Lake, Joyce Isabella Lake (1928). Implied.
One more household member
'Two Ways', Harpenden Road, St Albans
Larard, Ernest Geoffrey [Geoff] (1901). Dental mechanic (made dentures). I note that the Sutton Coldfield Beekeepers have a Geoff Larard Trophy.
Larard, Marjorie Lilian [Madge] née Sims (6 Oct 1900)
David Geoffrey Larard (14 Feb 1932) m Elizabeth Brown (11 Sep 1930, Meath, Ireland) in Birmingham in 1957. Later a Consultant Anaesthetist.
Pauline Celia Larard (later Gausden)(19 Jun 1937) m Rodney Tolson Gausden (26 Jun 1923, Japan) in Lichfield in 1959. He b. Japan, trained in the USA as a pilot in WWII.
Not found. Later lived in Lichfield.
Geoff and John married Sims sisters. The tradition of the annual Sims Outing persists in the Family Picnic we have to this day.
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| Geoff and Madge Larard's Wedding 1928 |
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| A Sims Outing |
Larard, (Margaret) Jennie née Kerr (29 Nov 1906). I think it was Jennie who tackled the ship's cook who went mad, with a carving knife, and tied him to the mask.
Larard, Barbara Jeanne (later Robson)(13 Mar 1932, Singapore) m Arthur Gray Robson (23 Dec 1923) in Surrey in 1954. Emigrated to Australia.
Larard, Elizabeth Frances [Betty] (later Hancock/Moody)(19 Jul 1934, Malaysia)
Perth, Australia. (Frank received permission from the Colonial Office to accept a commission in the Indian army in 1943).
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| Frank and Margaret Larard and daughters |
Larard, Juliet née Mcansh (19 Dec 1887)
Larard, John David Larard (1 Mar 1914) m Hazel May Watt (30 May 1920), Brisbane, 1944 - six later children.
Brisbane? Queensland, Australia
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| George, Juliet and Sidney Larard (heritage.noosa.qld.gov.au) |
Larard, John Henry (1 Apr 1907). Director, manufacturing clothier. Unemployed for a time during the War; was in the Home Guard. Later resumed similar employment and claimed to be the first man in Britain with a zip fly!
Larard, Kathleen May née Sims (16 May 1908)
Larard, Gillian Mary (later Parton)(31 Oct 1936)
Larard, Susan Elizabeth (later Burr)(23 Jun 1945). Unborn.
241 Lichfield Road, [Mere Green] Sutton Coldfield
Larard, Mabel Helen (12 Aug 1905) - see Wheaver directory
Larard, Minnie Harriett née Smith (3 Sep 1855)
Larard, Alfreda Marie (1887)
Larard, Bessie Constance (1890)
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Little, Constance M (28 Dec 1914). Chain store, hardware assistant.
Little, Ernest Edward (23 Oct 1905). Labourer in HM Dockyard.
Little, Rose Eleanor née Ashton (3 Apr 1875)
Little, Ernest Victor Little (8 Jan 1872). Retired labourer in HM Dockyard.
Little, Reginald Arthur (29 Nov 1908)
32 Stafford Street, Gillingham, Kent
Little, Edward [Eddie] Walter C Little (11 Nov 1907). Chargeman of painters. Little, Audrey Violet née Martin (18 Sep 1912) Three members of Redhead family 90 Valley Road, Gillingham, Kent
Little, Edward William (21 Jan 1870). Married (to Sophia). Canteen manager, amusements caterer
33 Halford Road, Fulham, London (multiple occupancy)
Little, Emily M (1894)
Little, Maude Bishop Little (19 Sep 1895)
Little, Charles Bishop Little (1896)
Little, George Albert Little (9 Jan 1901)
Not found. London?
Little, Harold Norman Little (13 Aug 1883). Medical practitioner.
Fairlawn, Hatfield Broad Oak, Dunmow, Essex
Little, Henry (20 May 1864). Retired.
Little, Annie Maria née Peacock (4 Mar 1870). Charwoman.
6 Wyndham Road, Camberwell, London
Little, Horace Cecil (5 Aug 1880). Engineer's machinist.
Little, Florence Ada née Ridge (28 Jul 1879)
73 Chalk Pit Hill, Chatham, Kent
Little, Horace Percival Little (son of Horace)(16 Jun 1908). Armament fitter, HM Dockyard.
47 Broadway, Gillingham, Kent
Little, James (28 Nov 1856). Retired master. I can't find a death record but he lived long enough to know (if told) that at least one of his barges had played a heroic role at Dunkirk (see above).
Little, Ella Ivy (4 Feb 1885)
5 Castle View Road, Rochester (a big, Victorian house, now a day nursery)
Little, Patricia Jean Madeline (1919) m Amoret Clear Fleury (2 Sep 1909, Dublin) in Kensington, 1940. One later child in India. Spent time in Brazil and the USA.
Out of the country? m. Kensington, 1940
Little, (Joseph) Percy (13 Apr 1919). Trimmer, coachbuilder.
Boarding with Andrew & Esther Morrice, 8 Myrtle Road, Dartford, Kent (next to someone who married a Large)
Little, Seymour Edward (26 Nov 1899). Civil servant; higher clerical officer.
Office of Works, King Charles Street, Westminster (multiple occupancy)
Little, Sidney John (3 Sep 1886)
Little, Annie née Osborne (1887)
Little, Hilda (8 Jan 1911)
Little, Elsie (31 Oct 1912)
Little, Hever Osborne (2 Nov 1921)
Flint, Michigan USA
Little, Sophia née Hogg (18 Sep 1870). Married (to Edward William)
12 The Crescent, Surbiton, Surrey (multiple occupancy)
Little, Walter Burgess (14 Dec 1876)
Little, Edith Emily Jane née Smith (6 Sep 1882)
Little, Ruby Florence J Little (11 Feb 1910)
Little, Arthur William Sidney (3 Sep 1919). Implied. m Kathleen Louisa Lily Farrell (1920), Chatham, 1941
Little, Cicely Honorine (later Scott)(30 Jan 1923). m Daniel Cameron Scott, Gillingham, 1945
111 Britton Street, Gillingham, Kent
The Little family still owned Thames sailing barges. There is good article on the part the barges played in Operation Dynamo, the Dunkirk evacuation, and a shorter one which lists them. Thirty or so made the trip under sail alone. Many did not survive. One of the Littles', though, has survived until today.
Glenway was built in 1913 by James Little of Rochester for the coasting trade, and worked with a 2,000 strong fleet of barges to ferry cargoes from the East Coast into the port of London. Sailing unscathed through the minefields and dangers of World War One, she survived the economic depression of the 1930s and a grounding ashore off North Norfolk. She was then requisitioned as a supply ship and left abandoned on the beaches of Dunkirk during the 1940 evacuation. 213 soldiers from the 27th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery, managed to get onboard and, after a desperate attempt to re-float her, they sailed home. (Thames Barge). The BBC have a recording of the appeal for boating skills broadcast on 29 May 1940.
Mackintosh, Hugh George McTavish (1885)
Mackintosh, Eleanor May née Burrows (19 Aug 1886)
Mackintosh, Muriel May Mackintosh (29 Sep 1926)
New Zealand
Mousley, Annie Gwendoline Mousley (20 Feb 1898, England)
Montréal, Québec, Canada
Mousley, Arthur (8 Jan 1868). Retired civil engineer.
Mousley, Violet née Wilshin (6 Jan 1888)
The Cross, Coddington, Ledbury, Herefordshire
Mousley, Arthur Neville Mousley (1918)
Not found. Bristol? USA?
Mousley, Dora Mousley (5 Jun 1895, England)
Montréal, Québec, Canada
Mousley, Dorothy Mousley (28 Jan 1893, England)
Montréal, Québec, Canada
Mousley, (William) Henry (17 Feb 1865). Widower (of Alice, 1866). Biologist. Former civil engineer.
Montréal, Québec, Canada
Mousley, Georgianna [Gina] Mousley (29 Aug 1891, England)
Montréal, Québec, Canada
Mousley, Gerald Mousley (10 Mar 1889, England). Widower (of Esther, 1895)
Mousley, Ruth (7 Oct 1919) m Theodore Wallace Lonsdale (18 Feb 1918), 1942
Philadelphia, PA, USA
Mousley, Ida Mousley (13 Apr 1894, England)
Montréal, Québec, Canada
Mousley, John Harold (26 Aug 1885)
Mousley Dorothy Laura née Pease (21 Apr 1893)
Mousley, Laura Frances Mousley (1929). Implied.
Mousley, James Arthur Mousley (1931). Implied.
Mousley, Ethelwyn Ada Mousley (1933). Implied.
The Hermitage, Reeth Road, Richmond, Yorkshire
Mousley, Marguerite née Mercier (1855). Widow (of Thomas, 1854). b France
Mousley, Harry Stanley Mousley (1876)
Mousley, Marion Louise Mousley (1879)
Mousley, Frederick William Mousley
New York, USA
Mousley, Neville Mousley (1904, England)
Mousley, Mary Leggate née Hall (9 Sep 1908, Scotland)
Montréal, Québec, Canada
Mousley, Thomas Edwin Mousley (1866, England). Widower (of Margaret, 1862). Garage proprietor?
Hollis, Gladys (1888, England). Or Paddington, London?
Mousley, Betty Mousley (1904, England)
Tease, Patty née Mousley (1909, England). Widow (of James, 1895-1928)
Montgomery, PA, USA
Mousley, Vera Mary Mousley (2 Mar 1897, England)
Montréal, Québec, Canada
Mowles, Doris Marjorie née Little (15 Mar 1904). Single [Widow]. Mental nurse.
Cane Hill Hospital, Coulsdon [Croydon], Surrey
Olding, Frederick G (6 Aug 1903). Trades instructor, ex ordnance artificer.
Olding, Hilda May née Paige (9 May 1902)
One implied child
9 Copythorn Road, Portsmouth
Owens, Carroll William (13 Oct 1901)
Owens, Evelyn Georgina née Mousley (4 Feb 1919, England)
Four later children
Gulph Mills, PA, USA
Page, Bert Ashley (1 May 1904). Electrotyper, stereotyper.
Page, Alinda Winifred B née Little (25 Jan 1905?)
Two other household members
Hills, Betty Mabel née Little (19 Jun 1914) d. 1940
One other household member
Hills, Pauline Ruby (later Sawyer)(29 Sep 1939)
Garston Lane, Watford, Hertfordshire
Paige, William George (8 Sep 1872). Retired engine fitter.
Paige, Bertha Grace née Little (3 May 1875)
45 Carberry Drive, [Portchester] Fareham, Hampshire (notable that a few houses had been evacuated (and a Song living next to a Bird))
Ponton, Edith Mary Rebecca (19 Jul 1872). Private means.
49 Longland Road, Wallasey, Cheshire
Ponton, William Warman (1873).
Not found. China?
Pratt, Alfred John (19 Apr 1921). Served in the New Zealand infantry.
Killed in action 20 Mar 1944, Cassino, Lazio, Italy
Larard, Kathleen May née Sims (16 May 1908)
Larard, Gillian Mary (later Parton)(31 Oct 1936)
Larard, Susan Elizabeth (later Burr)(23 Jun 1945). Unborn.
241 Lichfield Road, [Mere Green] Sutton Coldfield
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| John and Kath Larard's Wedding, 1933 |
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| Larard siblings: Geoff, Mabel, Frank, John |
Larard, Alfreda Marie (1887)
Larard, Bessie Constance (1890)
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Little, Constance M (28 Dec 1914). Chain store, hardware assistant.
Little, Ernest Edward (23 Oct 1905). Labourer in HM Dockyard.
Little, Rose Eleanor née Ashton (3 Apr 1875)
Little, Ernest Victor Little (8 Jan 1872). Retired labourer in HM Dockyard.
Little, Reginald Arthur (29 Nov 1908)
32 Stafford Street, Gillingham, Kent
Little, Edward [Eddie] Walter C Little (11 Nov 1907). Chargeman of painters. Little, Audrey Violet née Martin (18 Sep 1912) Three members of Redhead family 90 Valley Road, Gillingham, Kent
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| Eddie Little |
33 Halford Road, Fulham, London (multiple occupancy)
Little, Emily M (1894)
Little, Maude Bishop Little (19 Sep 1895)
Little, Charles Bishop Little (1896)
Little, George Albert Little (9 Jan 1901)
Not found. London?
Little, Harold Norman Little (13 Aug 1883). Medical practitioner.
Fairlawn, Hatfield Broad Oak, Dunmow, Essex
Little, Henry (20 May 1864). Retired.
Little, Annie Maria née Peacock (4 Mar 1870). Charwoman.
6 Wyndham Road, Camberwell, London
Little, Horace Cecil (5 Aug 1880). Engineer's machinist.
Little, Florence Ada née Ridge (28 Jul 1879)
73 Chalk Pit Hill, Chatham, Kent
Little, Horace Percival Little (son of Horace)(16 Jun 1908). Armament fitter, HM Dockyard.
47 Broadway, Gillingham, Kent
Little, James (28 Nov 1856). Retired master. I can't find a death record but he lived long enough to know (if told) that at least one of his barges had played a heroic role at Dunkirk (see above).
Little, Ella Ivy (4 Feb 1885)
5 Castle View Road, Rochester (a big, Victorian house, now a day nursery)
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| Rochester Castle (my photo) |
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| Patricia Little (Helen Barton on Ancestry) |
Little, (Joseph) Percy (13 Apr 1919). Trimmer, coachbuilder.
Boarding with Andrew & Esther Morrice, 8 Myrtle Road, Dartford, Kent (next to someone who married a Large)
Little, Seymour Edward (26 Nov 1899). Civil servant; higher clerical officer.
Office of Works, King Charles Street, Westminster (multiple occupancy)
Little, Sidney John (3 Sep 1886)
Little, Annie née Osborne (1887)
Little, Hilda (8 Jan 1911)
Little, Elsie (31 Oct 1912)
Little, Hever Osborne (2 Nov 1921)
Flint, Michigan USA
Little, Sophia née Hogg (18 Sep 1870). Married (to Edward William)
12 The Crescent, Surbiton, Surrey (multiple occupancy)
Little, Walter Burgess (14 Dec 1876)
Little, Edith Emily Jane née Smith (6 Sep 1882)
Little, Ruby Florence J Little (11 Feb 1910)
Little, Arthur William Sidney (3 Sep 1919). Implied. m Kathleen Louisa Lily Farrell (1920), Chatham, 1941
Little, Cicely Honorine (later Scott)(30 Jan 1923). m Daniel Cameron Scott, Gillingham, 1945
111 Britton Street, Gillingham, Kent
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| Glenway (credit) |
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Mackintosh, Eleanor May née Burrows (19 Aug 1886)
Mackintosh, Muriel May Mackintosh (29 Sep 1926)
New Zealand
Mousley, Annie Gwendoline Mousley (20 Feb 1898, England)
Montréal, Québec, Canada
Mousley, Arthur (8 Jan 1868). Retired civil engineer.
Mousley, Violet née Wilshin (6 Jan 1888)
The Cross, Coddington, Ledbury, Herefordshire
Mousley, Arthur Neville Mousley (1918)
Not found. Bristol? USA?
Mousley, Dora Mousley (5 Jun 1895, England)
Montréal, Québec, Canada
Mousley, Dorothy Mousley (28 Jan 1893, England)
Montréal, Québec, Canada
Mousley, (William) Henry (17 Feb 1865). Widower (of Alice, 1866). Biologist. Former civil engineer.
Montréal, Québec, Canada
Mousley, Georgianna [Gina] Mousley (29 Aug 1891, England)
Montréal, Québec, Canada
Mousley, Gerald Mousley (10 Mar 1889, England). Widower (of Esther, 1895)
Mousley, Ruth (7 Oct 1919) m Theodore Wallace Lonsdale (18 Feb 1918), 1942
Philadelphia, PA, USA
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Montréal, Québec, Canada
Mousley, John Harold (26 Aug 1885)
Mousley Dorothy Laura née Pease (21 Apr 1893)
Mousley, Laura Frances Mousley (1929). Implied.
Mousley, James Arthur Mousley (1931). Implied.
Mousley, Ethelwyn Ada Mousley (1933). Implied.
The Hermitage, Reeth Road, Richmond, Yorkshire
Mousley, Marguerite née Mercier (1855). Widow (of Thomas, 1854). b France
Mousley, Harry Stanley Mousley (1876)
Mousley, Marion Louise Mousley (1879)
Mousley, Frederick William Mousley
New York, USA
Mousley, Neville Mousley (1904, England)
Mousley, Mary Leggate née Hall (9 Sep 1908, Scotland)
Montréal, Québec, Canada
Mousley, Thomas Edwin Mousley (1866, England). Widower (of Margaret, 1862). Garage proprietor?
Hollis, Gladys (1888, England). Or Paddington, London?
Mousley, Betty Mousley (1904, England)
Tease, Patty née Mousley (1909, England). Widow (of James, 1895-1928)
Montgomery, PA, USA
Mousley, Vera Mary Mousley (2 Mar 1897, England)
Montréal, Québec, Canada
Mowles, Doris Marjorie née Little (15 Mar 1904). Single [Widow]. Mental nurse.
Cane Hill Hospital, Coulsdon [Croydon], Surrey
Olding, Frederick G (6 Aug 1903). Trades instructor, ex ordnance artificer.
Olding, Hilda May née Paige (9 May 1902)
One implied child
9 Copythorn Road, Portsmouth
Owens, Carroll William (13 Oct 1901)
Owens, Evelyn Georgina née Mousley (4 Feb 1919, England)
Four later children
Gulph Mills, PA, USA
Page, Bert Ashley (1 May 1904). Electrotyper, stereotyper.
Page, Alinda Winifred B née Little (25 Jan 1905?)
Two other household members
Hills, Betty Mabel née Little (19 Jun 1914) d. 1940
One other household member
Hills, Pauline Ruby (later Sawyer)(29 Sep 1939)
Garston Lane, Watford, Hertfordshire
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Paige, Bertha Grace née Little (3 May 1875)
45 Carberry Drive, [Portchester] Fareham, Hampshire (notable that a few houses had been evacuated (and a Song living next to a Bird))
Ponton, Edith Mary Rebecca (19 Jul 1872). Private means.
49 Longland Road, Wallasey, Cheshire
Ponton, William Warman (1873).
Not found. China?
Pratt, Alfred John (19 Apr 1921). Served in the New Zealand infantry.
Killed in action 20 Mar 1944, Cassino, Lazio, Italy
At the Battle of Monte Cassino (see Italian Wikipedia), the 6th New Zealand Brigade attacked the Italian town of Cassino on 15 March as part of the advance on Rome. 343 New Zealanders died across four attacks. Troops had been waiting three weeks in freezing rain for suitable weather for an aerial assault: when it came, Cassino was reduced to a pile of rubble. The ancient Abbey of Monte Cassino, where St. Benedict first established the Rule that ordered monasticism in the west, had already been destroyed. Allied armour and infantry faced stiff resistance and were held up as flooded bomb craters turned the rubble into a morass. Communications were difficult and progress was slow. One battalion managed to seize Castle Hill, but attack lost its impetus. Over the next eight days more troops entered Cassino, but they were unable to make any headway until reinforcements broke the impasse on 18 May. (See NZ History)
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| Alfred Pratt (Julie Lawn on Ancestry) |
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| Monte Cassino (credit) |
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| Alfred's Memorial (Charlie on FindAGrave) |
Pratt, Mary Alice née Burrows (22 Jan 1890). Widow of Richard Thomas Pratt.
New Zealand
Silbert, Donald Tunnell (25 Feb 1914)
Silbert, Geraldine Edith née Mousley (dau of Gerald)(27 Apr 1914, England)
One later child
Philadelphia, PA, USA
Simpson, Doris Enid (1905). b. Kent, d. Surrey
Not found. Canada?
Simpson, Ernest Victor (30 May 1903). Licensee, public house manager.
Simpson, Rose Anna née O'Donovan (1 Sep 1903)
Simpson, Pamela Rose (later Murphy)(15 Dec 1934)
86 Lodge Lane, [Toxteth] Liverpool. In 1955, this was The Cuckoo Vaults.
Simpson, Herbert Charles (25 Oct 1900). Married (to Florence). Machine minder (printing).
26 Wimborne Road, Tottenham, Middlesex
Simpson, John C (12 ? 1880). Secretary, Federation of Iron and Steel Manufacturers.
Simpson, Winifred F (12 Apr 1887)
Simpson, Florence H (17 Jul 1904). Married (to John H C).
Simpson, Beryl A (1938)
One other possible household member.
Burton End, Saffron Walden, Essex
Simpson, William (Burgess) Edward (23 Jun 1896). Printer's composing room overseer.
Simpson, Olive Emma née Rudderham (13 Nov 1899)
Simpson, Olive B (later Millership)(5 Jun 1922). Book binder.
Simpson, Robert E (3 Mar 1925). Printer's apprentice (block making and engraving).
One more household member.
9 New Street, Chatham, Kent
Smith, Isabel Valentine [Val] Maynard (1919)
Out of London? Later in Stoke Newington? d. Hitchin, Hertfordshire, 2016
Smith, John Maynard FRS (6 Jan 1920). Student. Aeronautical engineer (1942-1947).
Later, took a second degree in genetics under the well-known biologist J. B. S. Haldane. Maynard Smith was instrumental in the application of game theory to evolution with George R. Price (sometimes called the creator of Evolutionary Game Theory), and theorised on other problems such as the evolution of sex and signalling theory. He was a significant author, and a founding member of the University of Sussex, who have named their Life Sciences building after him.
m Sheila Matthew in 1942.
22 Portugal Street, Cambridge
Smith, Percy Montague (7 Nov 1871). Physician, MD, FRCS.
Smith, Eleanor Ann née Fosdick (5 Feb 1866). Secretary to doctor.
Smith, Harold Montague (18 Jan 1908). Not present.
Smith, Ethel (14 Aug 1883). Retired bank clerk.
Walker, Florence (later Lock)(7 Nov 1914). Cook.
Sullivan, Margaret (later Nolan)(12 Oct 1916). Parlourmaid.
31 Rosary Gardens, Kensington, London
Smith, Sidney Maynard (29 Apr 1875). Widower.
Boarding with Kenneth & Esme Gent at 33 Blake's Lane, New Malden, Surrey
Nelson, William Herbert Niall (1883). Married (to Constance). Not present. There is a voyage to Indonesia recorded in 1928; d. Belfast.
Nelson, Constance Eva née Little (19 Sep 1887). Married. Cook
Nelson, James (22 Nov 1881). Married. Carpenter and joiner. Constance and James seem to have married in 1964!
One implied child
48 Bessborough Gardens, Westminster, London (off Vauxhall Bridge Road)
Pratt, Frank Arthur Noel (25 Dec 1906)
Pratt, Elsie Winifred née Little (22 May 1910)
Two children implied
92 Grand Avenue, Surbiton, Surrey
Savage, Emily Elizabeth née Burrows (1879)
Savage, Ruth Merle (1913-1913)
New Zealand
Savage, Ralph Gordon (22 Dec 1908) Leading Aircraftman with the Royal New Zealand Air Force, 40 squadron. A passenger lost in a Dakota C-47, with 19 comrades, which crashed over New Caledonia on 24 Sep 1945, en route from Vanuatu to New Zealand. This air accident still remains the heaviest single loss in RNZAF history.
Southam, Lionel Arthur Clement (6 Apr 1873). Company director and retired Colonel & DSO, territorial army.
Southam, Gertrude Laura née Worboys (29 Jun 1874)
Southam, Hilda Leonora (15 Jan 1904)
One other household member
Rodney House, Somers Road, Malvern Link, Worcestershire
Seymour, Ruby May née Lovejoy (20 May 1884). Private means.
135-136 Kings Road, Brighton (multiple occupancy). This appears to now be the West Pier Hotel.
I found online a postcard sent from mother to daughter on an earlier visit (1914?)
Southam, Paul Clement (26 May 1902). Vinegar brewery works manager.
Southam, Ethel M née Lock (8 Feb 1903)
22 Hallow Road, Worcester
Stringer, Alfred Henry (4 Jan 1878). Director, steel works.
Stringer, Ada Kathleen Mousley (20 Mar 1896). Private means.
Boarding at Prestbury Park Hotel, Evesham Road, [Pitville] Cheltenham
Tenison-Woods, Julian Edmund (2 Jul 1880). Accountant. Served in the Field Artillery Brigade in WWI
Tenison-Woods, Bessie Constance née Larard (13 Jan 1890)
Tenison-Woods, June (later O'Brien)(22 Oct 1917) m Richard Kneale O'Briten (17 Oct 1916), 1949 - two later children.
Tenison-Woods, Barbara (later Hatch)(24 Dec 1920) m Aubrey John Douglas Hatch (18 Jun 1916) - six later children.
Tenison-Woods, Donald Alan (10 Apr 1928). Later married and had about four children.
One more child at some point.
Brisbane? Queensland, Australia
Wallis, Harry (7 Oct 1869). Retired bank manager.
Wallis, Marion [Maude] Duder née Underhill (2 Nov 1870)
Wallis, Rita Mary (18 Sep 1909)
Boarding at the Hatch Inn, Taunton
Wallis, Herbert Larard (7 Jul 1896). Bank cashier.
Wallis, Alice Roberta née Granger (17 Jan 1895)
3 Cissbury Ring South, [Woodside Park] Hendon, Middlesex
Wallis, Norman (11 Jan 1912). Baker and cake maker.
Wallis, Cicely R A née Emslie (8 Apr 1912)
Two later children
Durham, Lionel V (26 Apr 1908). Baker and cake maker.
Durham, Mergery L (16 Jun 1909)
90 Longmead Drive, [Sidcup] Bexley
Wallis, Roy Edward (28 Feb 1908). Shop assistant. Served in WWII with Queen's Royal West Surrey and The Buffs.
Boarding at 40 Portland Terrace, Southampton
Married Elsie M Scandrett (1918-2011) in Lewisham in 1941
Ward, John William (29 Dec 1874)
Ward, Lillah Ruth née Burrows (22 Feb 1874)
Oxford, Canterbury, New Zealand
Ward, William Ernest John (8 Aug 1912)
Ward, Grace Laura née Baxter (23 Dec 1916)
Oxford, Canterbury, New Zealand
Wellby, Edward Henry (1862). Diamond merchant [Director of D & J Wellby Ltd from 1896, and chairman until his death. Silver and gold collector.] d. 1940
Wellby, Alice Maud née Burrows (1868) 1st wife d. 1935.
Extraordinarily, Edward's aunt Jane Mary Wellby m William Barnard (see Barnard tree) in 1854.
Wellby, Gladys (5 Jul 1894). 2nd wife m 1937
Hampton, Elizabeth MM (20 Sep 1869). Private means.
Fildes, Robert J (19 Aug 1886). Chauffeur
Woods Farm, Streatley, Bradfield, Berkshire
Wellby, Hubert Sinclair (25 Oct 1892). Antique silver dealer.
Wellby, Mary Edith née Kyle (12 Jan 1900)
Betts, Georgina (27 May 1902). Cook (domestic).
Wellby, Michael Sinclair (1928). Implied.
Richmond, Michael J (30 Aug 1930)
Inglesby, Manor Lane, Eton, Buckinghamshire (my photos of Eton)
When Michael Wellby died, part of his silver and gold collection was sold at Sotheby's for £3m. He left about £10m worth to the Ashmolean at Oxford. I'm hoping to go and see it after the Coronavirus lockdown. The story is here.
Wheaton, Ernest Bradford (9 Jul 1908)
Wheaton, Edna May née Little (1907)
Blundell, (Lilian) Rose née Ashton (1 Apr 1898)
18 Medart Street, Risca [Newport], Monmouthshire, Wales
Wilcock, Harold (27 Apr 1900). See crushing machine man.
Wilcock, Annie née Atkinson (13 Dec 1898)
Wilcock, Harold (2 Oct 1929)
One implied child
15 Trouville Road, Liverpool
Wren, Henry (1881) b. Dalston, London; d. Worthing, Sussex, 1955
Wren, Mabel née Smith (9 Jul 1881) b. Great Yarmouth, Norfolk; d. Salisbury, Wiltshire, 1962
Not found. m Earls Court, London, 1912
BY MARRIAGE:
Darrall, Robert S Sims (6 Dec 1899). Cabinet maker.
Darrall, Vera Marian née Sims (9 Jun 1902)
Sims, Ada M née Edmunds (26 Nov 1874)
1 Manor Villas, Sutton Coldfield
Suddaby, David G (8 Aug 1907). General manager of timber yard.
Suddaby, Mabel E née Sims (20 Jan 1906)
One implied child
17 Bedford Road, Sutton Coldfield
Sims, Douglas Edwin (7 Apr 1912). Qualified pharmacist manager.
Sims, Dorothy M née Collins (9 Jan 1916)
279 Lichfield Road, Sutton Coldfield
Brown, Elizabeth
Co Meath, Eire
Robson, Charles V (29 Jun 1893). Electrical engineers' storekeeper and progress clerk.
Robson, Ethel (2 Feb 1900)
Two implied children
Robson, Arthur Gray (23 Dec 1923). Apprentice steam engineer.
220 Simonside Terrace, Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Hancock, Mervyn (23 Feb 1907). Paint manufacturer's despatch clerk.
Hancock, (Sybil) Betty (6 Jul 1906)
Hancock, Christopher D
Hancock, Timothy D
1 Ascupart House, Portswood Road, Southampton
Moody, Leonard E (27 Jan 1901). Inside laundry worker.
Moody, Edith M (23 Dec 1907)
Moody, Roy L (1 Nov 1931)
One implied child
54 Glenhurst Road, Southend-on-Sea, Essex
Parton, Harold (9 Jan 1912)
Parton, Lily (29 Feb 1912)
Two implied children
43 High Street, Lichfield
New Zealand
Silbert, Donald Tunnell (25 Feb 1914)
Silbert, Geraldine Edith née Mousley (dau of Gerald)(27 Apr 1914, England)
One later child
Philadelphia, PA, USA
Simpson, Doris Enid (1905). b. Kent, d. Surrey
Not found. Canada?
Simpson, Ernest Victor (30 May 1903). Licensee, public house manager.
Simpson, Rose Anna née O'Donovan (1 Sep 1903)
Simpson, Pamela Rose (later Murphy)(15 Dec 1934)
86 Lodge Lane, [Toxteth] Liverpool. In 1955, this was The Cuckoo Vaults.
Simpson, Herbert Charles (25 Oct 1900). Married (to Florence). Machine minder (printing).
26 Wimborne Road, Tottenham, Middlesex
Simpson, John C (12 ? 1880). Secretary, Federation of Iron and Steel Manufacturers.
Simpson, Winifred F (12 Apr 1887)
Simpson, Florence H (17 Jul 1904). Married (to John H C).
Simpson, Beryl A (1938)
One other possible household member.
Burton End, Saffron Walden, Essex
Simpson, William (Burgess) Edward (23 Jun 1896). Printer's composing room overseer.
Simpson, Olive Emma née Rudderham (13 Nov 1899)
Simpson, Olive B (later Millership)(5 Jun 1922). Book binder.
Simpson, Robert E (3 Mar 1925). Printer's apprentice (block making and engraving).
One more household member.
9 New Street, Chatham, Kent
Smith, Isabel Valentine [Val] Maynard (1919)
Out of London? Later in Stoke Newington? d. Hitchin, Hertfordshire, 2016
Smith, John Maynard FRS (6 Jan 1920). Student. Aeronautical engineer (1942-1947).
Later, took a second degree in genetics under the well-known biologist J. B. S. Haldane. Maynard Smith was instrumental in the application of game theory to evolution with George R. Price (sometimes called the creator of Evolutionary Game Theory), and theorised on other problems such as the evolution of sex and signalling theory. He was a significant author, and a founding member of the University of Sussex, who have named their Life Sciences building after him.
m Sheila Matthew in 1942.
22 Portugal Street, Cambridge
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| John Maynard Smith (credit) |
Smith, Eleanor Ann née Fosdick (5 Feb 1866). Secretary to doctor.
Smith, Harold Montague (18 Jan 1908). Not present.
Smith, Ethel (14 Aug 1883). Retired bank clerk.
Walker, Florence (later Lock)(7 Nov 1914). Cook.
Sullivan, Margaret (later Nolan)(12 Oct 1916). Parlourmaid.
31 Rosary Gardens, Kensington, London
Smith, Sidney Maynard (29 Apr 1875). Widower.
Boarding with Kenneth & Esme Gent at 33 Blake's Lane, New Malden, Surrey
Nelson, William Herbert Niall (1883). Married (to Constance). Not present. There is a voyage to Indonesia recorded in 1928; d. Belfast.
Nelson, Constance Eva née Little (19 Sep 1887). Married. Cook
Nelson, James (22 Nov 1881). Married. Carpenter and joiner. Constance and James seem to have married in 1964!
One implied child
48 Bessborough Gardens, Westminster, London (off Vauxhall Bridge Road)
Pratt, Frank Arthur Noel (25 Dec 1906)
Pratt, Elsie Winifred née Little (22 May 1910)
Two children implied
92 Grand Avenue, Surbiton, Surrey
Savage, Emily Elizabeth née Burrows (1879)
Savage, Ruth Merle (1913-1913)
New Zealand
Savage, Ralph Gordon (22 Dec 1908) Leading Aircraftman with the Royal New Zealand Air Force, 40 squadron. A passenger lost in a Dakota C-47, with 19 comrades, which crashed over New Caledonia on 24 Sep 1945, en route from Vanuatu to New Zealand. This air accident still remains the heaviest single loss in RNZAF history.
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| Douglas Dakota (my photo) |
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| Bourail Memorial, including Ralph Savage (Auckland Museum) |
Southam, Lionel Arthur Clement (6 Apr 1873). Company director and retired Colonel & DSO, territorial army.
Southam, Gertrude Laura née Worboys (29 Jun 1874)
Southam, Hilda Leonora (15 Jan 1904)
One other household member
Rodney House, Somers Road, Malvern Link, Worcestershire
Seymour, Ruby May née Lovejoy (20 May 1884). Private means.
135-136 Kings Road, Brighton (multiple occupancy). This appears to now be the West Pier Hotel.
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Southam, Ethel M née Lock (8 Feb 1903)
22 Hallow Road, Worcester
Stringer, Alfred Henry (4 Jan 1878). Director, steel works.
Stringer, Ada Kathleen Mousley (20 Mar 1896). Private means.
Boarding at Prestbury Park Hotel, Evesham Road, [Pitville] Cheltenham
Tenison-Woods, Julian Edmund (2 Jul 1880). Accountant. Served in the Field Artillery Brigade in WWI
Tenison-Woods, Bessie Constance née Larard (13 Jan 1890)
Tenison-Woods, June (later O'Brien)(22 Oct 1917) m Richard Kneale O'Briten (17 Oct 1916), 1949 - two later children.
Tenison-Woods, Barbara (later Hatch)(24 Dec 1920) m Aubrey John Douglas Hatch (18 Jun 1916) - six later children.
Tenison-Woods, Donald Alan (10 Apr 1928). Later married and had about four children.
One more child at some point.
Brisbane? Queensland, Australia
Wallis, Harry (7 Oct 1869). Retired bank manager.
Wallis, Marion [Maude] Duder née Underhill (2 Nov 1870)
Wallis, Rita Mary (18 Sep 1909)
Boarding at the Hatch Inn, Taunton
Wallis, Herbert Larard (7 Jul 1896). Bank cashier.
Wallis, Alice Roberta née Granger (17 Jan 1895)
3 Cissbury Ring South, [Woodside Park] Hendon, Middlesex
Wallis, Norman (11 Jan 1912). Baker and cake maker.
Wallis, Cicely R A née Emslie (8 Apr 1912)
Two later children
Durham, Lionel V (26 Apr 1908). Baker and cake maker.
Durham, Mergery L (16 Jun 1909)
90 Longmead Drive, [Sidcup] Bexley
Wallis, Roy Edward (28 Feb 1908). Shop assistant. Served in WWII with Queen's Royal West Surrey and The Buffs.
Boarding at 40 Portland Terrace, Southampton
Married Elsie M Scandrett (1918-2011) in Lewisham in 1941
Ward, John William (29 Dec 1874)
Ward, Lillah Ruth née Burrows (22 Feb 1874)
Oxford, Canterbury, New Zealand
Ward, William Ernest John (8 Aug 1912)
Ward, Grace Laura née Baxter (23 Dec 1916)
Oxford, Canterbury, New Zealand
Wellby, Edward Henry (1862). Diamond merchant [Director of D & J Wellby Ltd from 1896, and chairman until his death. Silver and gold collector.] d. 1940
Wellby, Alice Maud née Burrows (1868) 1st wife d. 1935.
Extraordinarily, Edward's aunt Jane Mary Wellby m William Barnard (see Barnard tree) in 1854.
Wellby, Gladys (5 Jul 1894). 2nd wife m 1937
Hampton, Elizabeth MM (20 Sep 1869). Private means.
Fildes, Robert J (19 Aug 1886). Chauffeur
Woods Farm, Streatley, Bradfield, Berkshire
Wellby, Hubert Sinclair (25 Oct 1892). Antique silver dealer.
Wellby, Mary Edith née Kyle (12 Jan 1900)
Betts, Georgina (27 May 1902). Cook (domestic).
Wellby, Michael Sinclair (1928). Implied.
Richmond, Michael J (30 Aug 1930)
Inglesby, Manor Lane, Eton, Buckinghamshire (my photos of Eton)
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| Eton High Street (my photo) |
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| Items from the Ashmolean Wellby Collection (David Gower/Ashmolean/PA/Guardian) |
Wheaton, Ernest Bradford (9 Jul 1908)
Wheaton, Edna May née Little (1907)
Blundell, (Lilian) Rose née Ashton (1 Apr 1898)
18 Medart Street, Risca [Newport], Monmouthshire, Wales
Wilcock, Harold (27 Apr 1900). See crushing machine man.
Wilcock, Annie née Atkinson (13 Dec 1898)
Wilcock, Harold (2 Oct 1929)
One implied child
15 Trouville Road, Liverpool
Wren, Henry (1881) b. Dalston, London; d. Worthing, Sussex, 1955
Wren, Mabel née Smith (9 Jul 1881) b. Great Yarmouth, Norfolk; d. Salisbury, Wiltshire, 1962
Not found. m Earls Court, London, 1912
BY MARRIAGE:
Darrall, Robert S Sims (6 Dec 1899). Cabinet maker.
Darrall, Vera Marian née Sims (9 Jun 1902)
Sims, Ada M née Edmunds (26 Nov 1874)
1 Manor Villas, Sutton Coldfield
Suddaby, David G (8 Aug 1907). General manager of timber yard.
Suddaby, Mabel E née Sims (20 Jan 1906)
One implied child
17 Bedford Road, Sutton Coldfield
Sims, Douglas Edwin (7 Apr 1912). Qualified pharmacist manager.
Sims, Dorothy M née Collins (9 Jan 1916)
279 Lichfield Road, Sutton Coldfield
Brown, Elizabeth
Co Meath, Eire
Robson, Charles V (29 Jun 1893). Electrical engineers' storekeeper and progress clerk.
Robson, Ethel (2 Feb 1900)
Two implied children
Robson, Arthur Gray (23 Dec 1923). Apprentice steam engineer.
220 Simonside Terrace, Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Hancock, Mervyn (23 Feb 1907). Paint manufacturer's despatch clerk.
Hancock, (Sybil) Betty (6 Jul 1906)
Hancock, Christopher D
Hancock, Timothy D
1 Ascupart House, Portswood Road, Southampton
Moody, Leonard E (27 Jan 1901). Inside laundry worker.
Moody, Edith M (23 Dec 1907)
Moody, Roy L (1 Nov 1931)
One implied child
54 Glenhurst Road, Southend-on-Sea, Essex
Parton, Harold (9 Jan 1912)
Parton, Lily (29 Feb 1912)
Two implied children
43 High Street, Lichfield
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