STEMP Chart 0402

This is a Chart for Richard Henry Stemp and Louisa Parsons

 

married
1st October 1895
St Nicolas
Guildford
Surrey
witnesses
Thomas HOWARD
Wilhelmina BOYCE
registered
December quarter 1895
Guildford district
 Surrey

 
 

1
RICHARD HENRY STEMP
born  
31st July 1867
Workhouse, Cranley, Surrey
baptised  
6th October 1867
St Nicolas, Cranley, Surrey
occupation  
1881 Scholar
 1891 Carpenter
1895 Carpenter (at marriage)
 1896 Carpenter (baptism of Ralph)
1897 Carpenter (baptism of Lilian May)
1899 Carpenter (baptism of Mabel
1901 Carpenter
1902 Carpenter (baptism of Harry)
 1905 Carpenter (baptism of Blanche)
 1907 Carpenter (baptism of George)
 1911 Carpenter, Joiner
1911 Carpenter (baptisms of Eric and Jack)
1917 Cabinet Maker (marriage of Lilian May)
1936 Carpenter and Joiner (probate of wife)
died
1st October 1956
23 Mill Avenue
Uxbridge, Middlesex
registered
December quarter 1956
Uxbridge, Middlesex
 (when living with daughter Blanche OLDS) 
probate
16th November 1956
to
Lilian May JOHNSON 
(wife of Arthur JOHNSON)
and
Blanche OLDS
(wife of William John OLDS)
will
£546 11s. 7d.

 

2
LOUISA PARSONS
born  
June quarter
1874 
Cranleigh, Surrey
baptised
5th July 1874
St Nicolas
Cranleigh, Surrey
occupation
 1881 Scholar
died
 26th September 1936
Cranleigh, Surrey
Age 62
probate
9th November 1936
London
Wife of Richard Henry STEMP
to the said
Richard Henry STEMP
carpenter and joiner
will
£716 11s.

3
Ralph
STEMP
born 
March quarter
1896
Cranleigh
Surrey
baptised
16th February 1896
St Nicolas
Cranleigh
Surrey
occupation
1911
Messenger
WWI
Private 
regiment
The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment) 
unit
 2nd/4th Bn. 
service number 206649 
died  
21st December 1917
Palestine
memorial Reference
 Q. 91. 
cemetery
Jerusalem
War
Cemetery		 4
Lilian
May
STEMP
born 
16th July 
1897
Cranleigh
Surrey
baptised
19th September 1897
St Nicolas
Cranleigh
Surrey
died
December 1987
Southampton district
Hampshire
Aged 90

married
8th July 1917
St Paulinus 
Crayford
Kent
witnesses
Richard Henry STEMP
Elizabeth BARNETT
registered
September quarter
1917
Dartford district
Kent
 Arthur Amos JOHNSON

 5
Mabel
STEMP
born
December
quarter
1899
Cranleigh
Surrey
baptised
19th November 1899
St Nicolas
Cranleigh
Surrey
died
March quarter
1966
 Surrey South Eastern District, Surrey
 Age 66		 6
Harry
STEMP
born
June
quarter
1902
Cranleigh
Surrey
baptised
11th May 1902
St Nicolas
Cranleigh
Surrey
died
September quarter
1953
Surrey South Western district
Surrey
Aged 51		 7
Blanche
(Blanch)
STEMP
born
27th March
1905
Cranleigh
Surrey
baptised
14th May
1905
St Nicolas
Cranleigh
Surrey
died
October 1996
Southampton district
Hampshire
Aged 91

married
June
quarter
1930
Guildford
district
Surrey
William
John
(Jack)
OLDS		 8
George
STEMP
born
December
quarter
1907
St James Place
Cranleigh
Surrey
baptised
25th December 1907
St Nicolas
Cranleigh
Surrey
died
December
quarter
 1907 Hambledon District, Surrey 
Age 13 days
buried
28th December
1907
St Nicolas
Cranleigh
Surrey		 9
Eric
STEMP
(a twin)
born
December
quarter
1911
St James Place
Cranleigh
Surrey
baptised
8th October 1911
St Nicolas
Cranleigh
Surrey
possibly
 died
June quarter
1949
Wandsworth district
London
Aged 37		 10
Jack
STEMP
(a twin)
born
December
quarter
1911
(30th August 1911 on death Index)
St James Place
Cranleigh
Surrey
baptised
8th October 1911
St Nicolas
Cranleigh
Surrey
possible died
March quarter 1985 Southampton district Hampshire 		 11
Hilda Jesse
STEMP
born
September quarter
1913
Guildford district
Surrey
died
June quarter
1926
Drowned
at
Guildford Baths
Guildford
Surrey
as 
Jessie H
Aged 12
buried
24 April
1926
St Saviour
Guildford
Surrey 		12
Peggy
STEMP
born
13th October
1917
registered
December quarter
1917
Guildford
district
Surrey
died
December 1998
New Forest district
Hampshire
Aged 81

 married
September quarter
1963
Surrey South Western district
Surrey
Victor 
LITTLE
 born
18th November
1914
Guildford
district
Surrey
died
November 1990
New Forest district
Hampshire
Aged 76

 13
Gladys
STEMP
born
22nd July 1920
registered
September quarter
1920
Guildford
district
Surrey
died
March 2006
New Forest district
Hampshire
Aged 86

possibly
married
March quarter
1966
Surrey South Western district
Surrey
Eric
 Jack
HAMAND
born
30th March 1909 
Bedford district Bedfordshire
died
December quarter
1983
New Forest district
Hampshire
Aged 74
  1. 1867 Workhouse, Cranley, Surrey (birth, baptism)
    The information in the Baptism Register shows that the address of Richard's parents at the time of his birth was the Workhouse. However, by this time it had been converted into living accommodation.
    1871 Cranleigh Common, Cranleigh, Surrey
    1881 Old Workhouse, Cranleigh, Surrey
    1891 Winterfold View, Cranleigh, Surrey
    1895 Cranleigh, Surrey (at marriage)
    1896 Cranleigh, Surrey (baptism of Ralph)
    1897 Cranleigh, Surrey (baptism of Lilian May)
    1899 Cranleigh, Surrey (baptism of Mabel)
    1901 St James Place, Cranleigh, Surrey
    1902 Cranleigh, Surrey (baptism of Harry)
    1905 Cranleigh, Surrey (baptism of Blanche)
    1907 St James Place, Cranleigh, Surrey (baptism of George)
    1911 St James Place, Cranleigh, Surrey\
    1911 5 James's Place, Cranleigh, Surrey (baptisms of Eric and Jack (twins)
    1920 3 College Road, Guildford, Surrey (Surrey Electoral Roll)
    1929 3 College Road, Guildford, Surrey (Surrey Electoral Roll)
    1935 3 College Road, Guildford, Surrey (Surrey Electoral Roll)
    1938 3 College Road, Guildford, Surrey (Surrey Electoral Roll)
    1956 31 Hill View Crescent, Guildford, Surrey (address given at probate)
  2. 1875 Cranleigh, Surrey (at baptism) Father George a Carpenter, Mother Martha.
    1881 The Village, Cranleigh, Surrey - Living with her parents George PARSONS (36)Carpenter, born Cranleigh, Surrey and his wife Martha PARSONS (38) born Oxford, Oxfordshire. The other children were George PARSONS  (10) Scholar, born Cranleigh, Surrey, Edwin PARSONS (8) Scholar, born Cranleigh, Surrey and  Alfred PARSONS (5) Scholar, born Cranleigh, Surrey. 
    1895 High Street, Guildford, Surrey (at marriage)
    1896 Cranleigh, Surrey (baptism of Ralph)
    1897 Cranleigh, Surrey (baptism of Lilian May)
    1899 Cranleigh, Surrey (baptism of Mabel)
    1901 St James Place, Cranleigh, Surrey
    1902 Cranleigh, Surrey (baptism of Harry)
    1905 Cranleigh, Surrey (baptism of Blanche)
    1907 St James Place, Cranleigh, Surrey (baptism of George)
    1911 St James Place, Cranleigh, Surrey On the 1911 census Louisa is shown as having had 6 children, 5 survive and 1 had died.
    1911 5 James's Place, Cranleigh, Surrey (baptisms of Eric and Jack (twins)
    1920 3 College Road, Guildford, Surrey (Surrey Electoral Roll)
    1929 3 College Road, Guildford, Surrey (Surrey Electoral Roll)
    1935 3 College Road, Guildford, Surrey (Surrey Electoral Roll)
    1936 3 College Road, Guildford, Surrey (address given at probate)
  3. 1901 St James's Place, Cranleigh, Surrey
    1911 St James Place, Cranleigh, Surrey
    Information from Forces War Records sent by John TERRY 3/11/2014
    First Name: Ralph 
    Surname: STEMP
    Resided Town: Guildford 
    Nationality: British 
    Date of Death: 21/12/1917 
    Fate: Killed In Action 
    Rank: Private 
    Service Number: 206649 
    Duty Location: Egypt 
    Campaign Medals: 
    Victory Medal
    Given the information we have available it is likely that Ralph STEMPwas 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 Ralph STEMP 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: Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment) 
    Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment) during World War 1
    The Regiment formed 28 Battalions and was awarded 74 Battle Honours and 4 Victoria Crosses, losing 8,000 men during the course of the First World War.
    2/4th Battalion Territorial Force
    Aug 1914 Formed at Croydon and then moved to Windsor to join the 2/Surrey Brigade of the 2/Home Counties Division.
    24.04.1915 Moved to Cambridge and transferred to the 160th Brigade of the 53rd Division.
    18.07.1915 Mobilised for war and embarked for Gallipoli from Devonport, Plymouth.
    09.08.1915 Landed at Gallipoli and engaged in various actions against the Turkish Army.
    19.12.1915 Evacuated from Gallipoli to Egypt due to severe casualties from combat, disease and harsh weather. (The Division was reduced to just 162 officers and 2428 men approx. 15% of its full strength). The Division then went on to fight in the Palestine Campaign;
    1916
    The Battle of Romani. 
    1917
    The First Battle of Gaza, The Second Battle of Gaza, The Third Battle of Gaza, The Capture of Beersheba, The Capture of Tell Khuweilfe, The Capture of Jerusalem, The Defence of Jerusalem. 
    1918
    The Battle of Tell'Asur.
    22.06.1918 Deployed to Belgium from Alexandria via Taranto, Italy.
    29.06.1918 Transferred to the 101st Brigade of the 34th Division at Proven, Belgium;
    The Battle of the Soissonais and of the Ourcq, The capture of Baigneux Ridge, The Battle of Ypres, The Battle of Courtrai, The action of Ooteghem, The action of Tieghem. 
    11.11.1918 Ended the war near Courtrai, Belgium.
    Information about other Battalions can be found on the Forces War Records web site
    Battalion: 2nd/4th Battalion 
    Commemorated: Britain 
    Collections: Soldiers Died in the Great War 1914-1919 
    The IWGC/CWGC Registers Collection 
  4. 1901 St James's Place, Cranleigh, Surrey
    1911 St James Place, Cranleigh, Surrey
    1917 39 Hengial Road, Northumberland Heath (address at marriage)
    1931 27 Sycamore Road, Guildford, Surrey (Surrey Electoral Roll)
    1932 27 Sycamore Road, Guildford, Surrey (Surrey Electoral Roll)
    1933 27 Sycamore Road, Guildford, Surrey (Surrey Electoral Roll)
    1934 27 Sycamore Road, Guildford, Surrey (Surrey Electoral Roll)
    1935 27 Sycamore Road, Guildford, Surrey (Surrey Electoral Roll)
    1936 27 Sycamore Road, Guildford, Surrey (Surrey Electoral Roll)
    1937 27 Sycamore Road, Guildford, Surrey (Surrey Electoral Roll)
    1938 27 Sycamore Road, Guildford, Surrey (Surrey Electoral Roll)
  5. 1901 St James's Place, Cranleigh, Surrey
    1911 St James Place, Cranleigh, Surrey
  6. 1911 St James Place, Cranleigh, Surrey
  7. 1911 St James Place, Cranleigh, Surrey
    1929 3 College Road, Guildford, Surrey (Surrey Electoral Roll)
  8. 1907 St James's Place, Cranleigh, Surrey, (address given at burial)
  9. 1911 5 James's Place, Cranleigh, Surrey (baptisms of Eric and Jack (twins)
    1935 3 College Road, Guildford, Surrey (Surrey Electoral Roll)
    1938 3 College Road, Guildford, Surrey (Surrey Electoral Roll)
  10. 1911 5 James's Place, Cranleigh, Surrey (baptisms of Eric and Jack (twins)
    1935 3 College Road, Guildford, Surrey (Surrey Electoral Roll)
    1938 3 College Road, Guildford, Surrey (Surrey Electoral Roll)
  11. 1926 3 College Road, Guildford, Surrey (address given at burial)
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