Family History, Carn Chart 0400 Albert Thomas Carn and Elizabeth Maria Warner

1876 122 Chalton Street, St Pancras, Camden, London (at baptism) Father James a Baker, Mother Louisa 1881 38 Chalton Street, Somers Town, St Pancras, Camden, London. James CARN aged 33 a Baker born Dorking, Surrey, Louisa aged 29 born Newmarket, Suffolk, Francis aged 9 a Scholar born Wimbledon, Surrey, Albert aged 5 a Scholar born St Pancras, London, Edward aged 2 born St Pancras, London, Emily aged 11 months born St Pancras, London, Then there was an Emma JOHNSON aged 21 a Domestic Servant born St Giles, London, Joseph MOIZON aged 17 a Servant born Brentwood, Essex, Chas GENTRY aged 16 a Servant born Brightlingsea, Essex and a Maud MOORE aged 20 a Shop Girl (Baker Shop Assistant, born Maidstone, Kent. 1891 38 Chalton Street, Somers Town, St Pancras, Camden, London. James CARN aged 45? (line through so job to see) a Baker born Tooting, Surrey, Louisa aged 39? (line through so job to see), born Newmarket, Suffolk, Francis C aged 19 Baker born Wimbledon, Surrey, Albert aged 15 Scholar born St Pancras, London, Edward aged 12 a Scholar born St Pancras, London, Emily aged 10 born St Pancras, London, Maud aged 8 born St Pancras, London and Percy aged 2 months born St Pancras, London. 1897 43 Euston Street, St Pancras, Camden, London (address at marriage) Father James CARN - Baker 1898 14 Euston Street, St Pancras, London (baptism of daughter Elsie Elizabeth) 1901 45 Carnaby Street, St James, Westminster, London. Albert CARN aged 25 Eating House Coffee House born St Pancras, London, Elizabeth aged 25 born Walworth, London, Elsie aged 2 born St Pancras, London and Beatrice aged 2 months born Westminster, London 1901 45 Carnaby Street, Regent Street, St Pancras, Camden, London (baptism of daughter Beatrice Maud) 1911 Brank Sea, Wenham Drive, Westcliff, Essex Albert Thomas CARN aged 35 Eating House Proprietor Employer born St Pancras, London, Elizabeth Maria CARN aged 35 down as having been married 13 years and having had 2 children both survive at the date of this Census, She was born in Walworth, London. Elsie Elizabeth CARN aged 12 School born St Pancras, London, Beatrice May CARN aged 10 born St James, London. With them as visitors was a Julius TEPLAR aged 31 a Draper born Worcester and Adelaide Eve TEPLAR aged 35 she is down as having been married 5 years and having had 1 child who survives at the date of this Census. She was born in Wrabness, Essex. 1929 25 Cross Street, Holborn, Camden, London (London Electoral Roll) At this address Albert Thomas CARN, Elizabeth Maria CARN, Beatrice Maud CARN, Francis Arthur John CHAMPION and Elsie Elizabeth CHAMPION. 1939 Annexe Shakespeare Drive, Southend on Sea, Essex/ Albert T CARN born 22nd January 1876 Food Caterer (retired), Elizabeth M CARN born 5th October 1875 Unpaid Domestic Duties. 1949 The Annexe, Shakespeare Drive North, Westcliffe on Sea Essex (address given at probate) 1875 Westmoreland Road, Walworth, Southwark, London, Surrey (baptism of Elizabeth Maria) 1881 Royal Terrace, St Peter, Walworth, Newington, London. John WARNER aged 36 a French Polisher born Brentford, Middlesex, Elizabeth aged 27 born St Pancras, Middlesex, John E aged 7 a Scholar born Lambeth, Surrey, Elizabeth aged 5 a Scholar born Lambeth, Surrey, Mary Ann aged 2 born Lambeth, Surrey and William C aged 1 born Lambeth, Surrey. 1891 Glycena Road, Battersea, Wandsworth, London & Surrey, John WARNER (46) French Polisher born Brentford, Middlesex, wife Elizabeth WARNER (37), Elizabeth and all the children born London, Middlesex, children John WARNER (17) Gilder, Alice (9), Charles (7). Beatrice (5), George (1mth). and Elizabeth (15). Living with them was Elizabeth's sister Mary Ann USHER (30) Shop Keeper born London, Middlesex 1897 43 Euston Street, St Pancras, Camden, London (address at marriage) Father John WARNER - French Polisher 1898 14 Euston Street, St Pancras, London (baptism of daughter Elsie Elizabeth) 1901 45 Carnaby Street, St James, Westminster, London. Albert CARN aged 25 Eating House Coffee House born St Pancras, London, Elizabeth aged 25 born Walworth, London, Elsie aged 2 born St Pancras, London and Beatrice aged 2 months born Westminster, London 1901 45 Carnaby Street, Regent Street, St Pancras, Camden, London (baptism of daughter Beatrice Maud) 1911 Brank Sea, Wenham Drive, Westcliff, Essex Albert Thomas CARN aged 35 Eating House Proprietor Employer born St Pancras, London, Elizabeth Maria CARN aged 35 down as having been married 13 years and having had 2 children both survive at the date of this Census, She was born in Walworth, London. Elsie Elizabeth CARN aged 12 School born St Pancras, London, Beatrice May CARN aged 10 born St James, London. With them as visitors was a Julius TEPLAR aged 31 a Draper born Worcester and Adelaide Eve TEPLAR aged 35 she is down as having been married 5 years and having had 1 child who survives at the date of this Census. She was born in Wrabness, Essex. 1929 25 Cross Street, Holborn, Camden, London (London Electoral Roll) At this address Albert Thomas CARN, Elizabeth Maria CARN, Beatrice Maud CARN, Francis Arthur John CHAMPION and Elsie Elizabeth CHAMPION. 1939 Annexe Shakespeare Drive, Southend on Sea, Essex/ Albert T CARN born 22nd January 1876 Food Caterer (retired), Elizabeth M CARN born 5th October 1875 Unpaid Domestic Duties. 1956 The Annexe 107 Shakespeare Drive, Westcliffe on Sea, Essex (address given at probate) 1898 14 Euston Street, St Pancras, London (baptism of Elsie Elizabeth) 1901 45 Carnaby Street, St James, Westminster, London. Albert CARN aged 25 Eating House Coffee House born St Pancras, London, Elizabeth aged 25 born Walworth, London, Elsie aged 2 born St Pancras, London and Beatrice aged 2 months born Westminster, London 1911 Brank Sea, Wenham Drive, Westcliff, Essex Albert Thomas CARN aged 35 Eating House Proprietor Employer born St Pancras, London, Elizabeth Maria CARN aged 35 down as having been married 13 years and having had 2 children both survive at the date of this Census, She was born in Walworth, London. Elsie Elizabeth CARN aged 12 School born St Pancras, London, Beatrice May CARN aged 10 born St James, London. With them as visitors was a Julius TEPLAR aged 31 a Draper born Worcester and Adelaide Eve TEPLAR aged 35 she is down as having been married 5 years and having had 1 child who survives at the date of this Census. She was born in Wrabness, Essex. 1921 25 Cross Street, Hatton Garden, London (address at marriage) Father Albert Thomas CARN - Caterer 1929 25 Cross Street, Holborn, Camden, London (London Electoral Roll) At this address Albert Thomas CARN, Elizabeth Maria CARN, Beatrice Maud CARN, Francis Arthur John CHAMPION and Elsie Elizabeth CHAMPION. 1939 25 St Cross Street, Holborn, London, Arthur J E ROWE born 31st December 1885 Public Caterer (Master) Elsie Elizabeth ROWE (later GINN) born 8th October 1898 Public Caterer assists husband, Albert J F ROWE born 16th February 1916 Motor Engineer (Master) 1979 113 Gainsborough Drive, Westcliff on Sea, Essex (address given at probate) Information for Francis Arthur John CHAMPION 1901 96 Bridge Road, Battersea, London. Charles CHAMPION aged 41 a Clerk born Bridgwater, Somerset, Lucy aged 40 born Tiverton, Devon, Charles Henry aged 18 born Bridgwater, Somerset (down as an imbecile), Francis Arthur J aged 10 born Chelsea, London, Mary Ann Mother a widow aged 70 born Bridgwater, Somerset, George CHAMPION a Boarder a Widower aged 42 a Coach Trimmer born Bridgwater, Somerset, Horace E CHAMPION down as a visitor aged 16 born Bridgwater, Somerset, Wilfred G CHAMPION down as a visitor aged 11 born Bridgwater, Somerset and Francis L RIDARK down as a visitor aged 1 year born Oxford. 1911 2 Bullen Street, Battersea, London S W. Charles CHAMPION aged 51 Clerk born Bridgwater, Somerset, Rebecca aged 51 down as having been married 29 years and having had 2 children both of whom survive at the date of this Census, she was born in Tiverton, Devon, Henry Charles CHAMPION aged 28 no details given for him, then Francis Arthur John CHAMPION aged 20 a Shop Assistant born Chelsea, SW, then Mary Ann CHAMPION mother aged 79 a widow a Dress Mantle Maker born Bridgwater, Somerset, Albert CHILCOTT Brother in Law aged 31 a General Labourer, Building Trade born Tiverton, Devon and Isabel OFICE Niece aged 28 a Housemaid born Cardiff, Wales. 1921 25 Cross Street, Hatton Garden, London (address at marriage) Father Charles Henry CHAMPION - Shop Keeper Information for Arthur Edmund John ROWE 1901 67 Copenhagen Street, Barnsbury, Islington, London. Arthur J ROWE aged 36 Gas Hot Water Fitter born Clerkenwell, London, Emma L aged 34 born Clerkenwell, London, Arthur J E aged 15 a Plumber born Holloway, London, Angela L aged 12 born Holloway, London, Emma I aged 10 born Barnsbury, London, Albert T aged 6 born Barnbsbury, London, There was a Boarder a Henry BUSHER aged 32 a Tram Driver born Clerkenwell, London. 1907 Arthur John Edmund Rowe had been married before, registered December quarter 1907 Islington district, London and married London 25th December 1907 St Mary, Islington, London to a Janet Maud STILLWELL she was 23 and a spinster, father was George Thomas STILLWELL a Compositor. His father was Arthur John ROWE a Builder. witnesses were Alice Maud Ellen WILLIAMS and George Thomas STILLWELL. The address for both of the was 66 Gibson Square, Islington, London. 1911 30 Sterling Road, Lancaster Rd, Enfield, Middlesex. Arthur ROWE aged 25 a Gasfitter and Plumber born Holloway, London, Jane ROWE aged 29 down as having been married 3 years and having had 1 child who survives at the date of this Census, she was born in Clerkenwell, London. Arthur ROWE aged 3 born Clerkenwell, London. 1939 25 St Cross Street, Holborn, London, Arthur J E ROWE born 31st December 1885 Public Caterer (Master) Elsie Elizabeth ROWE (later GINN) born 8th October 1898 Public Caterer assists husband, Albert J F ROWE born 16th February 1916 Motor Engineer (Master) 1968 133 Gainsborough Drive, Westcliff on Sea, Essex (address given at probate) Information for Charles Walter GINN 1901 Henry Villa, Prittlewell, Essex. Walter C GINN aged 24 a General Labourer born Shoeburyness, Essex, Edith J aged 23 born Prittlewell, Essex, Charles W aged 3 born Southchurch, Essex, Ethel G aged 2 born Southchurch, Essex and Florence R E aged 2 months born Prittlewell, Essex. There was a Boarder a Laura King aged 18 a General Servant Domestic born Norwich, Norfolk. 1911 40 Southsea Avenue, Leigh On Sea, Essex. Walter G GINN aged 35 a Roundsman (Mineral Water) born Shoeburyness, Essex, Edith Jane aged 33 born Prittlewell, Essex, Charles W aged 13 School born Southchurch, Essex, Ethel Gladys aged 12 School born Southchurch, Essex, Florence aged 10 born Prittlewell, Essex and then a Herbert BARKER Nephew aged 2 born Prittlewell, Essex 1918 Charles first marriage was December quarter 1918 Rochford district, Essex to an Edith M NICHOLLS, as shown on 1939 Census below she was born 24th November 1896. 1929 25 Cross Street, Holborn, Camden, London (London Electoral Roll) At this address Albert Thomas CARN, Elizabeth Maria CARN, Beatrice Maud CARN, Francis Arthur John CHAMPION and Elsie Elizabeth CHAMPION. 1939 Charede, Carlingford Drive, Southend on Sea, Essex. Charles W GINN born 21st June 1897 a Bricklayer Sub Contractor (P Warden S.O.S. No 40), Edith M GINN born 24th November 1896 Unpaid Domestic Duties, Maurice A. S GINN born 11th December 1919 Tile Slabber. There were three records officially closed after Maurice. 1980 17 Longmans, Rampart Street, Shoeburyness, Essex (address given at probate) 1901 45 Carnaby Street, St James, Westminster, London. Albert CARN aged 25 Eating House Coffee House born St Pancras, London, Elizabeth aged 25 born Walworth, London, Elsie aged 2 born St Pancras, London and Beatrice aged 2 months born Westminster, London 1901 45 Carnaby Street, Regent Street, St Pancras, Camden, London (baptism of Beatrice Maud) 1911 Brank Sea, Wenham Drive, Westcliff, Essex Albert Thomas CARN aged 35 Eating House Proprietor Employer born St Pancras, London, Elizabeth Maria CARN aged 35 down as having been married 13 years and having had 2 children both survive at the date of this Census, She was born in Walworth, London. Elsie Elizabeth CARN aged 12 School born St Pancras, London, Beatrice May CARN aged 10 born St James, London. With them as visitors was a Julius TEPLAR aged 31 a Draper born Worcester and Adelaide Eve TEPLAR aged 35 she is down as having been married 5 years and having had 1 child who survives at the date of this Census. She was born in Wrabness, Essex. 1929 25 Cross Street, Holborn, Camden, London (London Electoral Roll) At this address Albert Thomas CARN, Elizabeth Maria CARN, Beatrice Maud CARN, Francis Arthur John CHAMPION and Elsie Elizabeth CHAMPION. 1929 119 Charlton Court N.W.1 (address at marriage) Father Albert Thomas CARN - Caterer 1931 119 Chalton Road, St Pancras, London (London Electoral Roll) At this address Beatrice Maud MEREDITH and James Arthur MEREDITH 1933 119 Chalton Road, St Pancras, London (London Electoral Roll) At this address Beatrice Maud MEREDITH and James Arthur MEREDITH 1934 119 Chalton Road, St Pancras, London (London Electoral Roll) At this address Beatrice Maud MEREDITH and James Arthur MEREDITH 1936 119 Chalton Road, St Pancras, London (London Electoral Roll) At this address Beatrice Maud MEREDITH and James Arthur MEREDITH 1939 7-11 Charlton Street, St Pancras, London. Arthur MEREDITH born 23rd April 1865 Dairyman (Incapacitated ), Fanny MEREDITH born 10th December 1870 Unpaid Domestic Duties, James A MEREDITH born 22nd July 1893 Dairy Foreman and Milk Carter, John C MEREDITH born 5th March 1898 Dairy Manager, Beatrice MEREDITH born 17th February 1901 Unpaid Domestic Duties. Constance UPPERTON born 26th June 1890 a Widow, Private Means 1951 7 Chalton Road, St Pancras, London (London Electoral Roll) At this address Beatrice M MEREDITH, Gladys MEREDITH, James A MEREDITH and John C MEREDITH 1975 131 Gainsborough Drive, Westcliff on Sea, Essex (address given at probate) Information for James Arthur MEREDITH 1893 118 Charlton Street, St Pancras, Camden, London (at baptism) Father Arthur a Dairyman, mother Fanny 1911 118 Charlton Street Euston Road, St Pancras, London. Arthur Prothero MEREDITH aged 47 a Dairyman Employer born Radnorshire, Fanny aged 40 down as having been married 22 years and having had 7 children 6 survive and 1 had died at the date of this Census. She was born in St Pancras, Children Constance Dorothy aged 20 Unemployed LCC Teacher born St Pancras, Edgar aged 19 a Dairyman born St Pancras, John Arthur aged 18 a Dairyman born St Pancras, John Cecil aged 13 School born St Pancras, Ernest Prothero aged 7 School born St Pancras and Winifred Eva aged 1 born St Pancras 1929 165 Charlton Street, N.W.1 (address at marriage) Father Arthur Prothers? MEREDITH - Dairy Man 1931 119 Chalton Road, St Pancras, London (London Electoral Roll) At this address Beatrice Maud MEREDITH and James Arthur MEREDITH 1933 119 Chalton Road, St Pancras, London (London Electoral Roll) At this address Beatrice Maud MEREDITH and James Arthur MEREDITH 1934 119 Chalton Road, St Pancras, London (London Electoral Roll) At this address Beatrice Maud MEREDITH and James Arthur MEREDITH 1936 119 Chalton Road, St Pancras, London (London Electoral Roll) At this address Beatrice Maud MEREDITH and James Arthur MEREDITH 1939 7-11 Charlton Street, St Pancras, London. Arthur MEFEDITH born 23rd April 1865 Dairyman (Incapacitated ), Fanny MEREDITH born 10th December 1870 Unpaid Domestic Duties, James A MEREDITH born 22nd July 1893 Dairy Foreman and Milk Carter, John C MEREDITH born 5th March 1898 Dairy Manager, Beatrice MEREDITH born 17th February 1901 Unpaid Domestic Duties. Constance UPPERTON born 26th June 1890 a Widow, Private Means 1951 7 Chalton Road, St Pancras, London (London Electoral Roll) At this address Beatrice M MEREDITH, Gladys MEREDITH, James A MEREDITH and John C MEREDITH 1978 131 Gainsborough Drive, Westcliffe on Sea, Essex (address given at probate) Information about the death of Leslie Albert CARN Date: 10-APR-1941 Time: afternoon Type: Handley Page Hampden Mk I Owner/operator: 50 Squadron Royal Air Force (50 Sqn RAF) Registration: AD830 C/n / msn: VN-A Fatalities: Fatalities: 2 / Occupants: 3 Other fatalities: 1 Aircraft damage: Written off (damaged beyond repair) Location: St. Denys Road, Evington, 3 miles East of Leicester, Leicestershire - United Kingdom Phase: En route Nature: Test Departure airport: RAF Lindholme, North Yorkshire Destination airport: RAF Lindholme Narrative: On 10 April 1941 Handley Page Hampden Mk.I AD830 (VN-A) lost on Active Service during an air test, and crashed at St. Denys Road, Evington, 3 miles East of Leicester, Leicestershire. It is possible that the aircraft was engaged in unauthorised low flying, and that the pilot was "showing off" to his girlfriend. Of the crew of three, two crew members are known to have perished, and one was severely injured; Pilot: 971123 Sgt. John James Campbell RAFVR - Killed and WOp/Air Gunner: 743067 Flight Sgt. Leslie Albert Carn RAFVR - killed The official Air Ministry (RAF) accident report reads as follows:- ‘A Hampden, with Sergeant John James Campbell as pilot, took off to carry out a general test prior to an operational trip that night. The flight was to have been for about three hours’ duration. Weather conditions at the time of the accident were favourable. The cloud base was about 3,000 feet and visibility was over 5 miles. Two hours later the aircraft was seen flying at tree-top height near St. Denys Road, Evington. After circling for a few minutes it dived lightly and then levelled out. Immediately afterwards the port mainplane struck the roofs of three houses, demolishing the chimney stacks. A woman standing in the back garden of No. 26 St. Denys Road, was killed by falling debris. After hitting the houses it struck high trees about 40 yards distant and the tail unit and part of the bomb compartment were torn off. It then crashed into the adjoining field and distributed itself over a distance of 120 yards, killing the pilot and the 1st WOp/Air Gunner Interviewed at the hospital next day, the 2nd WOp/Air Gunner., who was the sole survivor, said that a short while before the crash they had been flying round the telephone exchange at Uppingham. It was later learned that the pilot had, until two days before, been on leave, staying at St. Denys Road, Evington, with a lady friend, who was a telephonist employed at Uppingham Exchange.’ Flight Sgt. Carn is buried in Southend-On-Sea (Sutton Road) Cemetery, while Sgt. Campbell is buried in Hatfield Woodhouse Cemetery. The crash site was an open plot of land at the time of the crash; building on the land had been suspended due to the outbreak of war. However, postwar (in 1947-49) the crash site was built upon, and is now 36 St. Denys Road, Evington, Leicestershire. The civilian woman who was killed in the back garden of 26 St. Denys Road by falling wreckage was named as Mrs. Maud Louisa Harris, aged 26. An article in the Evington Echo 2ND WORLD WAR BOMBER CRASH, ST. DENYS ROAD, EVINGTON 10th APRIL 1941 I was seven years old when I witnessed a Hanley Page Hampden bomber crashing into a field bordering St. Denys Road, Evington. This is my recollection of the incident of 73 years ago, although it may differ slightly from that of some of my contemporaries, wherever they may be. Happily, my recollection has largely been confirmed by a friend who was an even closer witness than I was to the actual event. I didn’t see the aircraft hit the ground but seconds before it crashed it had barely cleared the rooftops of the row of terraced cottages in Main Street where I lived and was low enough for me to see one of the crew from where I watched. It appeared to line-up with St. Denys Road, a matter of 100 yards or so from my vantage point in our back garden. As it disappeared from view I heard a bang, almost like cars colliding, followed, a few moments later by an earth shattering explosion and the eruption of a huge column of black smoke and flames. Shortly afterwards several more explosions of varying intensity occurred and we thought they were bombs, but were later informed that it was fuel and light ammunition exploding, as thankfully there were no bombs aboard the aircraft. The first crash I had heard was probably the wing of the aircraft hitting the roof of No. 20 St. Denys Road and then the chimney stacks of number 24 and 26. After damaging the chimney and ripping a large hole in the roof of No. 20, part of the port wing fell into the front garden and was there for several days before it was removed. The large hole in the roof was eventually covered with a tarpaulin sheet but was not fully repaired for weeks. Just before the crash, the younger daughter of the house recalls rushing in from the garden to tell her mother that she had seen a man in an aeroplane as it passed overhead. When the bomber flew around again, possibly the second or third circuit it had made, it hit their house and her mother was covered in soot from the demolished chimney as she was working near the fireplace. Her older sister, had gone to their front gate to watch the plane circling overhead and became badly entangled in telegraph wires as they were snagged by the plane and had to be freed by a neighbour. Ironically, although there was a telegraph pole outside their front gate, they did not have a telephone line in the house. A lady at No 26 was in the garden at the time and was killed by falling masonry. She was Mrs. Maud Louisa Harris, aged 29. She is buried in the graveyard at St. Denys Church To picture the actual crash site it should be remembered that the Cordery Road Estate between the old driveway up to Evington House and St. Denys Road was not build until 1949/50, the last property on the west side of St. Denys Road was a bungalow, No. 30, next to a vacant building plot, now occupied by No. 36, bordered onto a large field which we local kids called ‘the front field’. It was into this ridged and furrowed field, after hitting the top of a large tree, that the aircraft finally crashed. Although tragedy was narrowly averted as minutes before the crash several boys, including myself, had been kicking a football about in ‘the front field’. My escape was not so close as the other boys, as having discovered it was past my lunchtime I ran home to avoid being too late and had seen the plane circling around. As I was leaving our outside toilet I heard the bomber approaching again as the noise from its engines was getting louder and louder. Suddenly, very low, it loomed over our rooftop and within just a few short moments was in pieces on the ground. Its point of impact was approx. 200/250 yards away but hedges and tall trees blocked my view of the actual impact. My pals avoided disaster due to the owner of the football being summoned home for lunch by one of his parents, the others, now without a ball, also decided to go home for lunch and they had only just negotiated the roadside fence when they saw the bomber heading towards them. By this time they were well clear of the field but some of them actually witnessed the aircraft hitting the ground and exploding. As I recall, all the boys lived in St. Denys Road. For about two days following the crash I was the proud owner of a piece of Bakelite material, approx. 12 inches long and engraved with graduations and numbers. It was either part of the instrument panel or perhaps the wireless transmitter. I must have picked it up in our garden or somewhere close to the crash site but not at the actual crash site as the area was closed off and guarded for a day or so after the accident. I was soon parted from my prize possession as police and RAF personnel were collecting any such souvenirs in the area for forensic evidence. Within just two months of this incident a summary of a report on the crash was published in an RAF aircrew magazine. It was published on the orders of Air Chief Marshal Portal following his concern regarding the number of similar flying accidents and the huge loss of lives and aircraft over a relatively short period of time in 1941. Michael Dally 2014 Information for Josephine Mary CLANCY 1939 Lugonorme?, Woodside, Southend on Sea, Essex. James CLANCY born 15th April 1881 Solicitors Manager, Amelia L CLANCY born 16th March 1880 Unpaid Domest???, Josephine M CLANCY, (later CARN and then RUSSELL) born 11th November 1915 (has additional line above with 12th November 1915) Unpaid Domest??, Francis CLANCY born 11th September 1917 Tobacco Trav???, then one record officially closed then Caroline CLANCY born 13th August 1851 a Widow Unpaid Domest???, then a Douglas S MANN born 12th October 1904 Tobacco Travelle??? Josephine Mary CLANCY married again in December quarter 1945 Southend on Sea, Essex a William Frank RUSSELL born 1st August 1906, His birth was registered September quarter 1906 Basford district, Nottinghamshire. He was baptised on 5th September 1906 at St Barnabas, Bethnal Green, London. His parents were William Ernest a Moulder and mother Eleanor Celia. There address given was West Bridgeford, Nottingham. died 1986 died 27th May 1986 Southend on Sea district, Essex Aged 79. probate 24th July 1986 Winchester, will £54600 and address given as 80 Western Road, Leigh on Sea, Essex.

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3 Elsie Elizabeth CARN born 8th October 1898 (1939 Census) St Pancras London registered December quarter 1898 Pancras district London baptised 18th December 1898 St Pancras Camden London occupation 1911 School 1939 Public Caterer Assists Husband died 6th October 1979 registered December quarter 1979 Southend on Sea district Essex Aged 81 as Elsie Elizabeth GINN probate 11th December 1979 Ipswich will £11604 married(1) 10th September 1921 St Andrew Hoxton Hackney London witnesses Albert T CARN Charles CHAMPION registered September quarter 1921 London City district London Francis Arthur John CHAMPION born about 1890 Chelsea, S.W> registered December quarter 1890 Chelsea district London occupation 1911 Shop Assistant 1921 Electrician (at marriage) military WWI Service Number GS.106542 Private Royal Fusiliers medals British War and Victory died December quarter 1934 London City district London Aged 44 buried 3rd November 1934 Camden London married(2) March quarter 1936 Islington district London Arthur Edmund John ROWE born about 31st December 1885 Clerkenwell, London (1901) Holloway, London (1911) registered March quarter 1886 Islington district London as Arthur John E baptised 7th February 1886 St Peter Clerkenwell Islington London occupation 1901 Plumber 1907 Plumber and Gas Fitter (at first marriage) 1911 Gas Fitter and Plumber 1939 Public Caterer (Master) died 14th August 1968 registered September quarter 1968 Southend on Sea district Essex Aged 82 probate 19th September 1968 Ipswich of Arthur John Edmund ROWE otherwise Arthur Edmund will £13837 married(3) September quarter 1970 Southend on Sea district Essex Charles Walter GINN born 21st June 1897 Southchurch, Essex registered September quarter 1897 Rochford district Essex occupation 1911 School 1939 Bricklayer Sub Contractor (P Warden S.O.S. No 40) died 23rd September 1980 registered September quarter 1980 Southend on Sea district Essex Aged 83 probate 21st January 1981 Ipswich will £2776	4 Beatrice Maud CARN born 17th February 1901 St James London registered March quarter 1901 Westminster district London baptised 31st March 1901 St Pancras Camden London occupation 1939 Unpaid Domestic Duties died 28th July 1975 registered September quarter 1975 Southend on Sea Essex Aged 74 probate 11th November 1975 Ipswich will £32163 married 8th September 1929 Parish Chapel St Pancras Camden London witnesses F MEREDITH E CARN registered September quarter 1929 Pancras district London James Arthur MEREDITH born 22nd February 1893 St Pancras London (birth date given as 22nd February at baptism and at death) (birth date given as 22nd July 1893 on the 1939 Census) registered June quarter 1893 Pancras district London baptised 16th April 1893 St Pancras London occupation 1911 Dairyman 1929 Dairyman (at marriage) 1939 Dairy Foreman and Milk Carter died 21st February 1978 possibly registered March quarter 1978 Surrey North Western district Surrey as James Arthur MEREDITH probate 19th May 1978 Ipswich will £73946	5 Albert Leslie or Leslie Albert CARN born 26th April 1913 registered June quarter 1913 Rochford district Essex as Albert Leslie CARN baptised 31st October 1913 St Mary the Virgin Prittlewell Essex as Albert Leslei CARN military Flight Sergeant ( W.Op./Air Gnr. ) 743067 Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. died 10th April 1941 Evington Leicester Unitary Authority Leicestershire, registered June quarter 1941 Leicester district Leicestershire Aged 27 as Leslie Albert CARN buried April 1941 Sutton Road Cemetery Southend on Sea Essex Plot R Grave 12143 as Leslie Albert CARN Gravestone of Leslie Albert CARN and his mother Elizabeth Maria CARN née WARNER (Leslie's inscription is at tje far end of the Grave, his mother is at the near end, the stone in between appears to be headed MUMMIE but I cannot see enough of the words to be able to add the actual incriptions (taken from findagrave web site) married September quarter 1940 Hendon district Middlesex Josephine Mary CLANCY born 11th November 1915 registered December quarter 1915 Rochford district Essex occupation 1939 Unpaid Domest??? died September quarter 1983 Southend on Sea district Essex Aged 67 as Josephine Mary RUSSELL