Family History, Whittlesey Chart 0408 William Whittlesay and Mary Ann Whitear

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Maude
Marian
(WHITTLESEA)
WHITTLESAY
born about
December quarter 1873
St Pancras
London
baptised
11th November 1873
Christ Church
Somers Town
Camden
London
occupation
1881 Scholar
died
9th December 1962
Twickenham
Middlesex
registered
December quarter 1962
Middlesex South
district
Middlesex
Aged 89

married
26th December 1901
St John
Richmond
Surrey
witnesses
Thomas Henry
PRIEST
R WHITTLESEA
William
Frederick
PRIEST

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William
George
(WHITTLESEA)
WHITTLESAY
born
2nd May 1877
Lambeth, Surrey
registered
June quarter 1877
Lambeth district, Surrey
baptised
31st August 1879
St Peter
West Dulwich
Lambeth
London
emigrated
1904? (as shown on 1911 Census)
to
Canada
died
WWI
15th September 1916
France

married
1st August 1904
at
10.00 a.m.
St Philip the Evangelist
Islington
London
witnesses
John CASTAGNIOLI
Emily FRANKLIN
banns
10th, 17th and 24th
July 1904
St Philip the Evangelist
Islington
London
Alice
Lewis
CASTAGNIOLI

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Bertha
Kate
WHITTLESEA
born about
1879
registered
September quarter 1879
Lambeth district
London
baptised
31st August
1879
St Peter
West Dulwich
Lambeth
London
died
June quarter
1880
Lambeth district
London
Aged 0

6
Lottie
Martha
(Infant)
(WHITTLESEA)
WHITTLESAY
born about
1881
(9 days on the 1881 Census)
Lambeth
Surrey
registered
June quarter 1881
Lambeth district
London
baptised
8th February 1881
St Mark
Kennington, Lambeth
London
died
March quarter
1882
Lambeth district
London
Aged 0

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Olive
Whitear
(WHITTLESEA)
WHITTLESAY
born
18th February 1884
Bromley, Kent
registered
March quarter 1884
Bromley, Kent
(registered as WHITTLESEA in Bromley District, Kent)
died
24th June 1971
Salisbury
Rhodesia

married
Frederick
William
HAUSBERGER
died
13th January 1938
Salisbury
Rhodesia

PRIEST
Chart 0300

WHITTLESEY
(and variants)
Chart 0311

1851 Green Street, St Ives, Huntingdonshire 1861 St Benedict, Huntingdonshire. 1871 19 Glyn Street, Lambeth, London. There was a boarder with the family a Charles BULL aged 22 a Porter born Huntingdon, Huntingdonshire. 1873 Glynn Street, Lambeth, London (at marriage) 1873 13 Stanbury Street, Somers Town, Camden, London (baptism of Maud Marian) 1879 41 Esher Street, West Dulwich, Lambeth, London (baptisms of William George and Bertha Kate) 1881 29 Bolton Street, Kennington, Lambeth, London (baptism of Lottie) 1881 29 Bolton Street, Lambeth, Surrey as WHITTLESEA. Lodging with them were C Henry POLLARD (30) Plumber's Labourer born Lambeth, Surrey and his wife Charlotte (24) born St James, Middlesex 1891 24 Harleyford Road, Lambeth, London Indexed as WHITTMORE, entered as WHITTLESEA. Living in the same property with parents William and Martha. No wife present but children William G and Olive also with him 1901 Not found 1873 Glynn Street, Lambeth, London (at marriage) Father Benjamin WHITEAR - Coal Merchant 1873 13 Stanbury Street, Somers Town, Camden, London (baptism of Maud Marian) 1879 41 Esher Street, West Dulwich, Lambeth, London (baptisms of William George and Bertha Kate) 1881 29 Bolton Street, Kennington, Lambeth, London (baptism of Lottie) 1881 29 Bolton Street, Lambeth, Surrey as WHITTLESEA. Lodging with them were C Henry POLLARD (30) Plumber's Labourer born Lambeth, Surrey and his wife Charlotte (24) born St James, Middlesex 1891 Not found 1873 13 Stanbury Street, Somers Town, Camden, London (baptism of Maud Marian) 1881 29 Bolton Street, Lambeth, Surrey as WHITTLESEA. Lodging with them were C Henry POLLARD (30) Plumber's Labourer born Lambeth, Surrey and his wife Charlotte (24) born St James, Middlesex 1901 67 Queen's Road, Richmond, Middlesex. Maud is down as a Niece to a Maria L WHICKER a Widow aged 72 living on own means born Easton, Hampshire. 1901 24 Shaftsbury Road, Richmond, Surrey (at marriage) 1911 4 Crown Road, St Margaret's, E Twickenham, Middlesex. Williams father is head of Household aged 68 a Bootmaker (dealer) born Northampton with his wife Anne PRIEST aged 72 having been married 41 years and having had 6 children 2 of whom survive and 4 of whom who have died at the date of this census. She was born in Teddington, Middlesex there is another son with the a Thomas Henry PRIEST aged 32 Photographic Works, Coating Paper born Richmond, Surrey. Then there is William Frederick and Maude Marion she is down as having been married 9 years and having had 2 children both of whom survive at the date of this Census. They were William Thomas aged 8 School born E Twickenham, Middlesex and Jessie Maude aged 6 School born E Twickenham, Middlesex Information for William Frederick PRIEST 1901 24 Shaftsbury Road, Richmond, Surrey (at marriage) Father William PRIEST - Salesman 1879 41 Esher Street, West Dulwich, Lambeth, London (baptisms of William George and Bertha Kate) 1881 29 Bolton Street, Lambeth, Surrey as WHITTLESEA. Lodging with them were C Henry POLLARD (30) Plumber's Labourer born Lambeth, Surrey and his wife Charlotte (24) born St James, Middlesex 1891 24 Harleyford Road, Lambeth, London. Living, together with father and sister, in the same property with grandparents William and Martha WHITTLESEY 1901 13 Church Street, Islington, London. William was a Boarder with a Frederick BASE, his wife and family. 1904 11 Fowler Road, Arlington Square, Islington, Middlesex (at marriage) 1911 Berland Street, Simcoe East, Orillia, Ontario, Canada 1912 Berland Street, Simcoe East, Orillia, Ontario, Canada. (at birth of George) Information from Forces War Records sent by John TERRY 29/10/2014 First Name: William George Initials: W G Surname: WHITTLESEA DOB: Circa 1877 Age: 39 Nationality: Canadian Date of Death: 15/09/1916 Information: HUSBAND OF ALICE LEWIS WHITTLESEA, OF 153, GLOUCESTER GROVE, FAIRBANK, TORONTO, ONTARIO. Rank: Private Service Number: 413101 Campaign Medals: Victory Medal Given the information we have available it is likely that William George WHITTLESEA 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 William George WHITTLESEA 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: Canadian Army Regiment: Canadian Infantry Canadian Infantry during World War 1 Battalion: 18th Battalion Commemorated: France Collection: The IWGC/CWGC Registers Collection 1879 41 Esher Street, West Dulwich, Lambeth, London (baptisms of William George and Bertha Kate) 1881 29 Bolton Street, Kennington, Lambeth, London (baptism of Lottie) 1881 29 Bolton Street, Lambeth, Surrey as infant WHITTLESEA age 9 days born Lambeth, Surrey. Lodging with them were C Henry POLLARD (30) Plumber's Labourer born Lambeth, Surrey and his wife Charlotte (24) born St James, Middlesex 1891 24 Harleyford Road, Lambeth, London Indexed as WHITTMORE, entered as WHITTLESEA born Bromley, Kent. Living, together with father and sister, in the same property with grandparents William and Martha WHITTLESEY 1901 Not found Note for convenience I have called all the WHITTLESEY charts WHITTLESEY. This is not what they are all named, it shows as WHITTLESAY, WHITTLESEA etc.

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