Family History, Heather Chart 0500 Charles Heather and Ruth Stemp

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Mary
Elizabeth
HEATHER
born
19th April
1879
Bramley
Surrey
baptised
1st June 1879
Holy Trinity
Bramley
Surrey
occupation
1891
Scholar
1901
Housemaid
Domestic
died
30th January 1960
Redhill County Hospital
Redhill, Surrey

married
26th April
1908
St Peter and St Paul
Lingfield
Surrey
witnesses
Edmond Ward OLIVER
Margaret Scotcher WARNES
Horace
William
SIMMONDS

4
Anne
HEATHER
born
21st October 1880
Bramley
Surrey
baptised
2nd January 1880
Holy Trinity
Bramley
Surrey
died
March quarter
1881
Hambledon district
Surrey
as
Annie
buried
25th March 1881
Holy Trinity
Bramley
Surrey
as
Annie
Aged 5 months

5
Florence
Kate
Ruth
HEATHER
born
12th April
1882
Bramley
Surrey
baptised
4th June 1882
Holy Trinity
Bramley
Surrey
died about
September
quarter
1938
Surrey South Western district
Surrey
Aged 56

married
6th August
1906
St John
Farncombe
Surrey
witnesses
Mary Elizabeth HEATHER
Frederick James HARRIS
registered
September
quarter
1906
Guildford
district
Surrey
Albert
(Bert)
Henry
CROUCH

6
Albert
Jesse
HEATHER
born
19th February 1884
Bramley
Surrey
baptised
6th April 1884
Holy Trinity
Bramley
Surrey
died
December quarter
1884
Hambledon district
Surrey
Aged 10 months
buried
20th December 1884
Holy Trinity
Bramley
Surrey

7
Frances
Louisa
HEATHER
born
12th April 1885
Bramley
Surrey
baptised
7th June 1885
Holy Trinity
Bramley
Surrey
died
June quarter
1886
Hambledon district
Surrey
Aged 12 months
buried
10th May 1886
Holy Trinity
Bramley
Surrey

8
Frederick
Charles
HEATHER
born
23rd January
1887
Thorncombe
Street
Bramley
Surrey
baptised
23rd April
1887
Holy Trinity
Bramley
Surrey
occupation
1901
Errand Boy
1911
Baker
1939
Bakers Over Man
1946
Gardener
(probate of
wife)
military
WWI
Service Number
211492
Royal Field Artillery
died
June quarter
1972
Surrey South Western
district
Surrey
Aged 85

married
26th December 1908
Hascombe Church
Hacombe
Surrey
(British Army WWI Service Records)
registered
December
quarter
1908
Hambledon
district
Surrey
Edith
Isabell
PATTISON
born about
13th Mary 1881
Sheffield
Yorkshire
as
PATTINSON
baptised
16th January 1884
St Matthias Sheffield, Yorkshire (parents Walter David and Mary Anne)
occupation 1939 Unpaid Domestic Duties
died
12th January
1946
registered
March quarter
1946
Surrey South Western
district
Surrey
Aged 64
probate
13th April 1946
to
Frederick Charles
HEATHER
(husband)
gardener
will
£702 8s. 7d.

9
Allen
HEATHER
born about
20th January
1889
Hascombe
Surrey
baptised
7th April 1889
St Andrew
Grafham
Surrey
occupation
1911
Gardener
Domestic
1939
Private Gardener
died
September quarter
1957
Surrey Mid Eastern
district
Surrey
Aged 68

married
December quarter
1919
Hambledon district
Surrey
Ada
RANDALL
born
14th October 1878
(registration not found)
occupation
1939 Unpaid Household Duties
died
December quarter 1974
Surrey Mid Eastern district
Surrey
Aged 76

10
Helen
(Ellen)
"Nell"
HEATHER
born about
born
3rd January 1890
Hascombe
or
Grafham (1911)
Surrey
baptised
2nd March
1890
St Andrew
Grafham
Surrey
died
March quarter
1979
St Austell district
Cornwall
Aged 89

married
16th September
1916
St Peter and St Paul
Godalming
Surrey
witnesses
Grace HEATHER
Frederick Charles HEATHER
George
HUGHES

11
Emily
Matilda
HEATHER
born
3rd May 1892
Dunsfold
Surrey
baptised
31st August
1892
St Mary
Guildford
Surrey
died
March quarter
1963
Surrey Northern district
Surrey
Aged 70

married
27th September
1919
St Peter and St Paul
Godalming
Surrey
witnesses
C HEATHER
W WILLIAMS
Sydney
Thomas
Oliver
HAYWARD

12
Rosina
HEATHER
born
June quarter
1893
Guildford
Surrey
baptised
26th May
1893
Holy
Trinity
Guildford
Surrey
died
June quarter 1893
Guildford district
Surrey
buried
St Mary
Guildford
Surrey
Aged 13 days

13
Percy
Edward
HEATHER
born about
March
quarter
1895
Hanwell
Middlesex
baptised
30th January
1895
St Peter
Hascombe
Surrey
occupation
1911 Page Boy Domestic
military
WWI
Private
No SD/940
11th Batt
Royal
Sussex
Regiment
died
3rd
September
1916
WWI

14
Grace
Charlotte
HEATHER
born
3rd February
1896
Hascombe
Surrey
baptised
8th March 1896
St Peter
Hascombe
Surrey
occupation
1939 Domestic Servant
died
16th July 1960
Waterloo Station
London
registered
September quarter
1960
Lambeth district
London
Aged 63
probate
23rd August
1960
to
Percy Herbert
(husband)
garage forecourt attendant
will
£994 15s. 4d.

married
September quarter
1946
Surrey
South Western
district
Surrey
Percy
HERBERT
born
16th February 1894
Guildford district
Surrey
occupation 1939 Operation(?) Churchill Automobile ???? Roll Royce ???? ???? (1918 Heavy?)
died about December quarter 1980 Surrey South Western district
Surrey

15
William
(Willie)
(Will)
HEATHER
born about
20th March 1897
Hascombe
Surrey
baptised
2nd May 1897
St Peter
Hascombe
Surrey
died
March 1941 Surrey
South Western district
Surrey
Age 43

married
June 1924 Guildford District, Surrey
Jessie
ABBOT-
DURNFORD

16
Ruth
Margaret
HEATHER
born about
June
quarter
1899
Hascombe
Surrey
baptised
17th May 1899
St Peter
Hascombe
Surrey
occupation
1911
Scholar
died
14th
September
1915
Hascombe
Surrey
buried
17th September 1915
St Peter
Hascombe
Surrey
Aged 16

17
Leonard
Wilfred
HEATHER
born
23rd July
1900
Hascombe
Surrey
baptised
9th September
1900
St Peter
Hascombe
Surrey
occupation
1911
Scholar
1939 Corporation Water Works Joiner
died
17th June 1963
Surrey South Western district Surrey
Aged 62
probate
29th July 1963
to
Dorothy
Daisy
HEATHER
widow
will
£307 14s.

married
September quarter
1939
Surrey South Western
district
Surrey
Dorothy
Daisy
WYETH
born
3rd January 1896
(registration not found)
occupation
1939 Unpaid Domestic Duties
died
March quarter
1978
Crawley district
West Sussex
Aged 82

18
Arthur
Henry
HEATHER
born
7th September 1904
Hascombe
Surrey
registered
December
quarter
1904
baptised
2nd October
1904
St Peter
Hascombe
Surrey
died
March quarter
1977
Surrey South Eastern
district
Surrey
Aged 72

married
March quarter
1938
Surrey South
Eastern district
Surrey
Violet
Leah
BONNER

1861 Thorncombe Street, Bramley, Surrey 1871 China Row, Bramley, Surrey 1878 Bramley, Surrey (addess at marriage) 1879 Bramley, Surrey (baptism of Mary Elizabeth) 1880 Bramley, Surrey (baptism of Anne) 1881 China Row, Bramley, Surrey 1882 Bramley, Surrey (baptism of Florence Kate) 1884 Bramley, Surrey (baptism of Albert Jesse) 1885 China Row, Bramley, Surrey (baptism of Frances Louisa) 1887 China Row, Bramley, Surrey (baptism of Frederick Charles) 1889 Thatched House, Bramley, Surrey (baptism of Allen) 1890 Thatched House, Bramley, Surrey (baptism of Helen) 1891 "Thatched Cottage", Bramley, Surrey 1892 Stedman's Buildings, Quarry Hill, Guildford, Surrey (baptism of Emily) 1893 5 Quarry Hill, Guildford, Surrey (baptism of Rosina) 1895 Hascombe, Surrey (baptism of Percy Edward) 1896 Hascombe, Surrey (baptism of Grace Charlotte) 1897 Hascombe, Surrey (baptism of Willie) 1899 Hascombe, Surrey (baptism of Ruth Margaret) 1900 Hascombe, Surrey (baptism of Leonard Wilfred) 1901 Malt Place, Hascombe, Surrey 1904 Hascombe, Surrey (baptism of Arthur Henry) 1911 Matthew's Place Hascombe Godalming, Surrey 1915 White House, Bramley, Surrey Information from John WANSTLL 5/6/2006 The following account was written about Charles HEATHER by my mother’s sister; as a child she spent a great deal of time at her grand parent’s home. A grand daughter of Charles HEATHER, Vera Edith WANSTALL[nee SIMMONDS] wrote this account of her grandfather:- At the time I knew them they lived in the White House, Hascombe, near Godalming Surrey, and I believe my mother Mary [the first born daughter of Charles HEATHER & Ruth STEMP] was born at Bramley, Surrey. Charles and Ruth had sixteen children, most of whom managed to survive. Of the children I knew, 'Uncle Fred' who married Edie (no children), Auntie Nell [Ellen] who married and had one son, Harold (moved to Cornwall). Uncle Alan, married to Ada, no children, Uncle Len, married to Daisy (no children), Uncle Percy who died in the Great War), Uncle Will married to Jessie three children (twins) and a daughter, Auntie Emily, widowed early, with one son Ronald; (I now know that Emily married Sydney HAYWARD, he was killed in a tragic mining accident in south Wales, a few months after their marriage] Auntie Florence married to Bert, one son, Bertie, Auntie Grace married to Herbert, no children, Uncle Arthur married to Leah, two daughters, also Auntie Ruth - not married, having died at only Age 16. Grand-Father Charles HEATHER, he was about medium height (fairish) and a gentle but tough customer if necessary. He is best described, as a tough but gentle little man, not over short but not over tall, either, probably about 5-ft. 5 inches. On Sundays he always went to the little village church, he was sides-man there. Off he would go in his best Sunday black suit, always complete with black bowler, a very respectable and much respected man, Mr. HEATHER. On one occasion, though, tramping across the hills with his week's wage in his pocket, on his homeward way, two idlers jumped out from the thicket where they had been lurking and attempted to rob him of his wages. They really got more than they bargained for, the first one being flung out of the fight by him, the second recoiled, having been implored by his partner, "For God's sake, leave him alone Harry, he's a proper little terror", And away went my grandfather Charles HEATHER on his way, complete with his wages - of which he had no intention of parting with. It just so happens, I do know and this I record for the benefit of any children who may come after me and be interested in the family History. Vera Edith Wanstall. 19731861 Thorncombe Street, Bramley, Surrey 1861 1 Stroud Lane, Wonersh, Surrey 1863 Stoud Lane, Wonersh, Surrey (baptism of Ruth and George) 1871 Maplewood, Cranleigh, Surrey 1878 Bramley, Surrey (addess at marriage) 1879 Bramley, Surrey (baptism of Mary Elizabeth) 1880 Bramley, Surrey (baptism of Anne) 1881 China Row, Bramley, Surrey 1882 Bramley, Surrey (baptism of Florence Kate) 1884 Bramley, Surrey (baptism of Albert Jesse) 1885 China Row, Bramley, Surrey (baptism of Frances Louisa) 1887 China Row, Bramley, Surrey (baptism of Frederick Charles) 1889 Thatched House, Bramley, Surrey (baptism of Allen) 1890 Thatched House, Bramley, Surrey (baptism of Helen) 1891 Thatched House, Bramley, Surrey 1892 Stedman's Buildings, Quarry Hill, Guildford, (baptism of Emily) 1893 5 Quarry Hill, Guildford, Surrey (baptism of Rosina) 1895 Hascombe, Surrey (baptism of Percy Edward) 1896 Hascombe, Surrey (baptism of Grace Charlotte) 1897 Hascombe, Surrey (baptism of Willie) 1899 Hascombe, Surrey (baptism of Ruth Margaret) 1900 Hascombe, Surrey (baptism of Leonard Wilfred) 1901 Malt Place, Hascombe, Surrey 1904 Hascombe, Surrey (baptism of Arthur Henry) 1911 Matthew's Place Hascombe Godalming, Surrey. Ruth is down as having been married 32 years and having had 16 children 12 of whom survive and 4 of whom have died at the date of this Census. 1915 White House, Bramley, Surrey 1939 Meadrow , Godalming M.B., Surrey as a widow. Living with her daughter Emily HAYWARD and grandson Ronald HAYWARD 1881 China Row, Bramley, Surrey 1891 Thatched House, Bramley, Surrey 1901 Vicarage, East Clapham, West Sussex. Servant of Arthur W BANWELL (66) Clergyman, Church of England (Rector of Clapham, Sussex) born France, British Subject, his wife Frances C R (?) (63) born Wells, Somerset, and Visitor Helen F O READ (16) born Westminster, Middlesex. Other servants were Emma BLACKMAN (31) Cook Domestic born South Harting, Sussex, Louisa GRINSTEAD (22) Parlourmaid born Baynards, Sussex and Elizabeth PETERS (15) Kitchenmaid Domestic born Portfield, Sussex 1908 Lingfield, Surrey (at marriage) 1911 Victoria Villa, Two Waters, London Rd, Boxmoor, Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire. Mary is down as having been married 3 years and having had 2 children both survive at the date of this Census. 1939 28 Chester Road , Edmonton M.B., Middlesex 1950 28 Chester Road, Edmonton, London 1960 2 Crossways, Three Bridges, Crawley, Surrey (Probate) 1880 Bramley, Surrey (baptism of Anne) 1881 Bramley, Surrey (address given at burial) 1882 Bramley, Surrey (baptism of Florence Kate) 1891 Thatched House, Bramley, Surrey 1901 Oakford Road, St Peter and St Paul, Godalming, Surrey 1906 24 Summers Road, Farncombe, Surrey (at marriage) 1907 Mead Cottages, Farncombe, Surrey (baptism of Victor Hubert) 1911 19 Catteshall Rd, Godalming, Surrey. Living with the family was Ivy May CROUCH (12) husband's sister School born Godalming, Surrey. Florence is down as having been married 5 years and having had 1 child who survives at the date of this Census. With the family was an Ivy May CROUCH Sister aged 12 School born Godalming, Surrey 1884 Bramley, Surrey (baptism of Albert Jesse) 1884 China Row, Bramley, Surrey (address given at burial) 1885 China Row, Bramley, Surrey (baptism of Frances Louisa) 1886 China Row, Bramley, Surrey (address given at burial) 1887 China Row, Bramley, Surrey (baptism of Frederick Charles) 1891 Thatched House, Bramley, Surrey 1901 Malt Place, Hascombe, Surrey 1911 7 Homefield Cottages, West Liss, Hampshire. Edith is down as having been married 2 years and having had no children. 1914-1920 56 Brighton Road, Godalming, Surrey (address given on British Army WWI Service Records) 1939 56 Brighton Road , Godalming M.B., Surrey, Information for Edith Isabell PATTISON 1911 7 Homefield Cottages, West Liss, Hampshire. 1939 56 Brighton Road , Godalming M.B., Surrey, On the 1911 census Edith is shown as having been married 2 years and having had no children 1946 56 Brighton Road, Godalming, Surrey (address given at administration) 1889 Thatched House, Bramley, Surrey (baptism of Allen) 1891 Thatched House, Bramley, Surrey 1901 Malt Place, Hascombe, Surrey 1911 Matthew's Place Hascombe Godalming, Surrey 1939 12 Barn Close , Epsom and Ewell M.B., Surrey Information for Ada RANDALL 1939 12 Barn Close , Epsom and Ewell M.B., Surrey 1890 Thatched House, Bramley, Surrey (baptism of Helen) 1891 Thatched House, Bramley, Surrey 1901 Malt Place, Hascombe, Surrey 1911 Smithbrook Grange Cranleigh Guildford, Bramley, Surrey. Servant of Robert Arthur GODWIN-AUSTEN (47) married, no wife present) Major Retired, Army born Srinagar, Cashmere, India and his Aunt Beatrice GODWIN-AUSTEN (65) spinster born Merrow, Surrey 1916 Kitron Lodge, Godalming, Surrey (at marriage) 1939 Tybesta Cottage, Gramfd. At Austell, Cornwall 1892 Stedman's Buildings, Quarry Hill, Guildford, Surrey (baptism of Emily) 1901 Malt Place, Hascombe, Surrey 1911 New Place Station Road Lingfield, Limpsfield, Surrey, Servant of widower Edmund Ward OLIVER (72) Solicitor born Stepney, Middlesex. Boarding with his was Kate Marion HALL (49) single Retired Museum Curator Author born New Market, Cambridgeshire. Other servants were Mary Jane Goldsack KESBY (41) Domestic Servant Cook born East Hoathly, Sussex and Catherine MORLEY (35) domestic Servant Parlourmaid born Elham, Kent both single 1919 4 Ockford Road, Godalming, Surrey (at marriage) 1939 Meadrow , Godalming M.B., Surrey as a widow. Living with Emily and her son Ronald was her widowed mother Ruth HEATHER Unpaid Domestic Duties Information from John Wanstall 5/6/2006 An account was written by Kay PARKE, grand daughter of Emily Matilda: Emily Matilda was born 3rd May 1892 and married Sydney Thomas HAYWARD on 27th September 1919. They moved to Porth in Wales where my father was born 7 November 1920. Within six weeks of his birth Sydney was killed in a mining accident. He was a mine engineer and was not on duty when there was a fall; the on duty engineer was found to be drunk, and Sydney went down to assess the damage. There was a further fall and he pushed his 16 year old assistant to safety, but was fatally injured himself. Emily then moved back to Surrey. Kay PARKE 1893 5 Quarry Hill, Guildford, Surrey (baptism of Rosina) 1893 Quarry Hill, Guildford, Surrey (address given at burial) 1895 Hascombe, Surrey (baptism of Percy Edward) 1901 Malt Place, Hascombe, Surrey 1911 Mental Hospital, Wormley, Witley, Surrey. Along with many other members of staff and patients Information from Forces War Records sent by John TERRY 3/11/2014 First Name: Percy Initials: P Surname: HEATHER Birth Town: Hascombe, Surrey Resided Town: Guildford, Surrey Nationality: British Date of Death: 03/09/1916 Fate: Killed in Action Rank: Private Service Number: SD/940 Duty Location: France And Flanders Campaign Medals: Victory Medal Given the information we have available it is likely that Percy HEATHER was entitled to the Victory medal, also called the Inter Allied Victory Medal. This medal was awarded to all who received the 1914 Star or 1914-15 Star and, with certain exceptions, to those who received the British War Medal. It was never awarded alone. These three medals were sometimes irreverently referred to as Pip, Squeak and Wilfred. Eligibility for this award consisted of having been mobilised, fighting, having served in any of the theatres of operations, or at sea, between midnight 4th/5th August, 1914, and midnight, 11th/12th November, 1918. Women who served in any of the various military organisations in a theatre of operations were also eligible. British War Medal From the information available to us, it is very possible that Percy HEATHER was entitled to the British War Medal for service in World War One. This British Empire campaign medal was issued for services between 5th August 1914 and 11th November 1918. The medal was automatically awarded in the event of death on active service before the completion of this period. Service: British Army Regiment: Royal Sussex Regiment Royal Sussex Regiment during World War 1 Since 1815 the balance of power in Europe had been maintained by a series of treaties. In 1888 Wilhelm II was crowned ‘German Emperor and King of Prussia’ and moved from a policy of maintaining the status quo to a more aggressive position. He did not renew a treaty with Russia, aligned Germany with the declining Austro-Hungarian Empire and started to build a Navy rivalling that of Britain. These actions greatly concerned Germany’s neighbours, who quickly forged new treaties and alliances in the event of war. On 28th June 1914 Franz Ferdinand the heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne was assassinated by the Bosnian-Serb nationalist group Young Bosnia who wanted pan-Serbian independence. Franz Joseph's the Austro-Hungarian Emperor (with the backing of Germany) responded aggressively, presenting Serbia with an intentionally unacceptable ultimatum, to provoke Serbia into war. Serbia agreed to 8 of the 10 terms and on the 28th July 1914 the Austro-Hungarian Empire declared war on Serbia, producing a cascade effect across Europe. Russia bound by treaty to Serbia declared war with Austro-Hungary, Germany declared war with Russia and France declared war with Germany. Germany’s army crossed into neutral Belgium in order to reach Paris, forcing Britain to declare war with Germany (due to the Treaty of London (1839) whereby Britain agreed to defend Belgium in the event of invasion). By the 4th August 1914 Britain and much of Europe were pulled into a war which would last 1,566 days, cost 8,528,831 lives and 28,938,073 casualties or missing on both sides. The regiment raised a total of 23 battalions and was awarded 69 battle honours and 4 Victoria Crosses, losing 7,096 men during the course of the war. St. Georges Chapel in Chichester Cathedral was restored after the war and serves as a memorial to all members of the Regiment who fell during the war. 11th (Service) Battalion (1st South Down) and 12th (Service) Battalion (2nd South Down) 07.09.1914 The 11th formed and on 03.11.1914 the 12th formed, both at Bexhill by C. Lieut. Col. Lowther M.P. and the committee and then moved to Maidstone. 01.07.1915 Taken over by the war office and then moved to Aldershot and then Witley to join the 116th Brigade of the 39th Division. Mar 1915 Mobilised for war and landed at Havre and the Division engaged in various actions on the Western Front including; During 1916 An attack near Richebourg l'Avoue, The fighting on the Ancre, The Battle of Thiepval Ridge, The Battle of the Ancre heights, The Battle of the Ancre. During 1917 The Battle of Pilkem Ridge, The Battle of Langemarck, The Battle of the Menin Road Ridge, The Battle of Polygon Wood, The Second Battle of Passchendaele. During 1918 The Battle of St Quentin, The Battle of Bapaume, The Battle of Rosieres, The fighting on Wytschaete Ridge, The First Battle of Kemmel, The Second Battle of Kemmel, The Battle of the Scherpenberg. 08.02.1918 The 12th disbanded in France 23.05.1918 The 11th reduced to training cadre 30.06.1918 Embarked for England at Boulogne as part of the 25th Division, then moved to Aldershot, and then on to Deal to absorbed the 13th Royal West Kents. Aug 1918 Moved back to Aldershot and joined the 75th Brigade of the 25th Division. 09.09.1918 The 75th became the 236th and left the 25th Division. 17.10.1918 Embarked for Russia from Dundee to assist in the Russian Civil War supporting the White Russian forces against the Bolshevik Red Army. Information about other Battalions can be found on the Forces War Records web site Battalion: 11th Battalion Commemorated: Britain Collections: Soldiers Died in the Great War 1914-1919 The IWGC/CWGC Registers Collection 1896 Hascombe, Surrey (baptism of Grace Charlotte) 1901 Malt Place, Hascombe, Surrey 1911 Matthew's Place Hascombe Godalming, Surrey 1939 High Leybourn , Hambledon R.D., Surrey. Servant of widow Constance M N THORBURN (born 7 January 1858) Private Means, Claude PAWLING (born 21 October 1881) Private Means, Isabel PAWLING (born 11 October 1894) Private Means and Archibald THORBURN (born 23 July 1881) single Mining Engineer. Another servant was Kathleen N AMES (born 27 April 1916) Domestic Servant 1960 The Circle, Farncombe, Godalming, Surrey (at administration) Information for Percy HERBERT 1939 1 Elm View Chapel Lane , Hambledon R.D., Surrey as a widower Living in property of Hilda C RICHER (born 25 October 1898) (married, no husband present. After Hilda there were 2 Record Officially Closed entries From the 1939 Census above it appears that Percy was a Widower, we think he possibly married a Nora P HUNT in June quarter 1920 in Guildford district, Surrey, she was born in September quarter 1896 in Buckinghamshire and died March quarter 1927 in Guildford district, Surrey Aged 31. It is possible that they had children but as it appears there were two families with HERBERT as their surname and HUNT as the mothers maiden name living in the Guildford area of Surrey we are not certain which children belong to which family. 1897 Hascombe, Surrey (baptism of Willie) 1901 Malt Place, Hascombe, Surrey 1911 Matthew's Place Hascombe Godalming, Surrey as Willie 1939 Cloverley Victoria Road , Guildford M.B., Surrey, 1 Record Officially Closed entry before son John and 1 Record Officially Closed entry after him. 1899 Hascombe, Surrey (baptism of Ruth Margaret) 1901 Malt Place, Hascombe, Surrey 1911 Matthew's Place Hascombe Godalming, Surrey 1915 Hascombe, Surrey (address given at burial) 1900 Hascombe, Surrey (baptism of Leonard Wilfred) 1901 Malt Place, Hascombe, Surrey 1911 Matthew's Place Hascombe Godalming, Surrey 1939 19 Tudor Road , Godalming M.B., Surrey. After wife Dorothy there were 2 Record Officially Closed entries 1963 37 Elizabeth Road, Farncombe, Surrey (address given at probate) Information for Dorothy Daisy WYETH 1939 19 Tudor Road , Godalming M.B., Surrey. After Dorothy there were 2 Record Officially Closed entries 1904 Hascombe, Surrey (baptism of Arthur Henry) 1911 Matthew's Place Hascombe Godalming, Surrey 1939 6 Eashing Lane , Godalming M.B., Surrey, After wife Violet there was 1 Record Officially Closed entry

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