WORSFOLD Chart 0304

This is a Chart for Harry Worsfold and Ada Jane Berry

 

married
March quarter
1903
 Portsmouth district
 Hampshire

 

1
HARRY WORSFOLD
born 
14th December 1880
Abinger
 or
 Dorking (1901)
 or Capel (1911), Surrey
registered
 March quarter
1881
baptised
13th February 
1881
St John the Baptist
Okewood, Surrey
occupation
1891 Scholar
 1901 Gunner R M A
1907 Gunner R.M.A. (baptism of Sydney George WORSFOLD)
 1911 Gunner R M A
1913 Br. R.M.A. (baptism of Walter Ernest Charles WORSFOLD)
1920 Sgt. R.M.A. (baptism of Douglas Sinclair WORSFOLD and Ronald WORSFOLD)
1939 Builders Labourer, Heavy Worker
ARP Demolition Pensioner Sgt. RMP
died
 March quarter 1969
 Portsmouth district
 Hampshire 
Aged 88

 

2
ADA JANE BERRY
born
30th December 1883
 Eastney, Hampshire
registered
March quarter
1884 
Portsea Island
Hampshire
occupation
1891 Scholar
1901 Laundress (Wash)
 1911 Ironer at Laundry
1939 Unpaid Domestic Duties
died
 June quarter
 1962
 Portsmouth district
 Hampshire
 Aged 78


3
Harry 
Alfred
  WORSFOLD
born
17th December 1903
Eastney, Hampshire
registered
  December quarter 1903
Portsmouth district
Hampshire
died
4th October 1960
registered
 December quarter 1960
Portsmouth district
Hampshire
Aged 58

married
September quarter
1931
Fareham district
Hampshire
Betty
 Marguerite
BUTLER
4
Sydney 
George 
WORSFOLD
born
29th May 1907
Hampshire
Eastney, Hampshire 
registered
 June quarter 1907
Portsmouth district
Hampshire
baptised
1st September 1907
R.M.A. Church
Eastney
Hampshire
died 
24th May 1941
At Sea 
H.M.S. Hood
 Age 34

married 
June quarter 1935
  Portsmouth district
  Hampshire
Doris
 May
 HOYLE
5
Walter
Ernest
Charles
WORSFOLD
born 
12th April 1913
registered
June quarter
1913
Portsmouth district
Hampshire
baptised
22nd June 1913
R.M.A. Church
Eastney
Hampshire
died
June 1982
Portsmouth district
Hampshire
Aged 62

married
June quarter
1937
Portsmouth district
Hampshire
Lucy 
Florence
 Maud
Ethel
HAMMOND
6
Douglas
St Claire
(Sinclaire)
WORSFOLD
born
7th January 1916
registered
March quarter
1916
Portsmouth district
Hampshire
baptised
25th April 1920
R.M.A. Church
Eastney
Hampshire
as
Robert Sinclair WORSFOLD
died
June quarter
1968
Hillingdon district
London
Aged 52

married
September quarter
1937
Gosport district
Hampshire
Iris 
Mary
AGGETT
7
Ronald
WORSFOLD
born
8th April 1920
(birth date given at baptism and death)
Portsmouth
Hampshire
registered
June quarter
1920
Portsmouth district
Hampshire
baptised
25rh April 1920
R.M.A. Church
Eastney
Hampshire
died
August 1985
Portsmouth district
Hampshire
Aged 65
(birth date given as 8th April 1920)

married
September quarter
1942
Portsmouth district
Hampshire
Freda
Joan
PRICE
  1. 1881 Mole Street, Abinger, Okewood, Surrey (baptism of Harry)
    1891 Mole Street, Abinger, Dorking, Surrey,
    1901 Royal Navy At Sea and in Ports Abroad, Ships and Overseas Establishments . Member of Crew; Alfred L WINSLOE was Commodore (on one of the pages it had "Their Royal Highnesses Suite and Attendants) Her Majesty's Ship "OPHIR" The Royal Yacht Voyaging to Australia and the Colonies. Position Midnight March 31st 1901 The Great Bitter Lake, Suez Canal, Egypt (On board were 548 males and 15 females) (see below)
    1911 Barrow in Furness, Lancashire. List of Officers, Crew and Royal Marines Midnight April 2nd 1911 Edwin H EDWARDS Commander Executive Branch
    1939 42 Owen Street, Portsmouth, Hampshire. Their son Harry A WORSFOLD was with them.
    From Wikipedia
    In 1901, Albert Edward, Prince of Wales and his wife Alexandra were planning an Empire tour. However, the death of Queen Victoria on 22 January 1901 meant that the couple had to prepare for a coronation in 1902. Consequently, Edward's son Prince George, Duke of Cornwall and York, and his wife, Mary, were consigned to undertake the voyage instead. Arriving at Albany, Western Australia, on SS Ophir, they sailed to Melbourne, where he opened the first Australian federal parliament. The royal couple later travelled by train to Sydney. They visited Queensland from 20 to 25 May, where they laid the foundation stone of St John's Cathedral (Brisbane).
  2. 1891 7 Owen Street, Portsmouth, Hampshire. Head William BERRY aged 36 a Gunner R.M>A. born Devonshire, his wife Ellen aged 36 a Laundress born Woolwich, children Ellen aged 16 a Laundress born Portsmouth, Hampshire, William 11 a Scholar born Eastney, Portsmouth, Hampshire, Annie 10 a Scholar born Eastney, Portsmouth, Hampshire, Arthur 9 a Scholar born Eastney, Portsmouth, Hampshire, then Ada followed by Walter 4 born Eastney, Portsmouth, Hampshire and then Millicent.
    1901 8 Owen Street, Portsmouth, Hampshire Head William BERRY aged 46 Labourer on Gu??porph born Lynton, Devon. Ellen BERRY (his wife) aged 46 Laundress Wash born Woolwich, Kent. Children William 21 a Stone Labourer born Portsmouth, Hampshire, then Ada aged 17 a Laundress born Portsmouth, Hampshire, Walter 14 a General Labourer born Portsmouth, Hampshire, then Millicent aged 12 born Portsmouth< Hampshire, Sidney 8 born Portsmouth, Hampshire and Ernest aged 6 born Portsmouth, Hampshire.
    1911 6 Owen Street, Eastney, Portsmouth, Hampshire (husband in Barrow upon Furness, Lancashire). On the 1911 census Ada is shown as having been married 9 years and having had 2 children both still living
    Ada was a sister of Millicent Margaret BERRY  on WORSFOLD chart 0306.
    1939 42 Owen Street, Portsmouth, Hampshire. Their son Harry A WORSFOLD was with them.
  3. 1911 6 Owen Street, Eastney, Portsmouth, Hampshire
    1939 42 Owen Street, Portsmouth, Hampshire. With his parents on this Census.
  4. 1911 6 Owen Street, Eastney, Portsmouth, Hampshire
    Information from Commonwealth War Graves Commission web site
    Son of Harry and Ada WORSFOLD; husband of Doris May WORSFOLD
    Historical Information
    After the First World War, an appropriate way had to be found of commemorating those members of the Royal Navy who had no known grave, the majority of deaths having occurred at sea where no permanent memorial could be provided.
    An Admiralty committee recommended that the three manning ports in Great Britain - Chatham, Plymouth and Portsmouth - should each have an identical memorial of unmistakable naval form, an obelisk, which would serve as a leading mark for shipping. The memorials were designed by Sir Robert Lorimer, who had already carried out a considerable amount of work for the Commission, with sculpture by Henry Poole. The Portsmouth Naval Memorial was unveiled by the Duke of York (the future George VI) on 15 October 1924.
    After the Second World War it was decided that the naval memorials should be extended to provide space for commemorating the naval dead without graves of that war, but since the three sites were dissimilar, a different architectural treatment was required for each. The architect for the Second World War extension at Portsmouth was Sir Edward Maufe (who also designed the Air Forces memorial at Runnymede) and the additional sculpture was by Charles Wheeler, William McMillan, and Esmond Burton. The Extension was unveiled by the Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother on 29 April 1953.
    Portsmouth Naval Memorial commemorates around 10,000 sailors of the First World War and almost 15,000 of the Second World War.
  5. 1939 42 Owen Street, Portsmouth, Hampshire. After wife down as Florence M E there is one record officially closed
  6. 1939 Not found
  7. 1939 Not found

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