Family History, Crabb Kew 0300 Walter Charles Kew and Helena Barlow

1897 9 Breaver Street, Clerkenwell, Islington, London (baptism of Wiliam James) 1871 Totty Street, Bethnal Green, London, Middlesex. Living with them widowed grandmother Elizabeth STEMP 1881 25, Gt Mitchell Street, St Luke, Holborn, London 1891 Mitchell Street, St Luke, Holborn, London 1897 9 Breaver Street, Clerkenwell, Islington, London (baptism of Wiliam James) 1901 25, Mitchell Street, St Luke, Holborn, London, as Lena a widow. Living, together with son Willie, with James CAREY (38) Cloth Shrinker, his wife Charlotte (33) and daughters Charlotte (4) and Lilian (1) all born St Luke's Middlesex, and Charles LANZ (29) Baker born Hoxton, Middlesex, his wife Ada (27) born Clerkenwell, Middlesex and children Charles (5) born Hoxton, Middlesex, Ada (3) and Jessie (1) both born St Luke's Middlesex. Boarding with them was Julia BOOTY (50) single Artificial Flowers born St Luke's Middlesex 1911 Not found 1897 9 Breaver Street, Clerkenwell, Islington, London (baptism of Wiliam James) 1901 25, Mitchell Street, St Luke, Holborn, London, Living, together with his widowed mother Lena, with James CAREY (38) Cloth Shrinker, his wife Charlotte (33) and daughters Charlotte (4) and Lilian (1) all born St Luke's Middlesex, and Charles LANZ (29) Baker born Hoxton, Middlesex, his wife Ada (27) born Clerkenwell, Middlesex and children Charles (5) born Hoxton, Middlesex, Ada (3) and Jessie (1) both born St Luke's Middlesex. Boarding with them was Julia BOOTY (50) single Artificial Flowers born St Luke's Middlesex 1911 Maitland Park, Haverstock Hill North, St Pancras, London. Inmate at School, with many other children, at one time the school has 400. 1914-1919 UK De Ruvigney's Roll of Honour for William James KEW KEW, William James, Rifleman No. 5722.392245, 9th Battn, (Queen Victoria's Rifles) The London Regt. (T.F.), elder s of Walter Charles KEW, of 9 Marquess Road, Cannonbury, N., Royal Engineers, by his wife, Helena, dau, of William Henry Barlow, b in London 20 Nov 1897; educ at Tavistock Hill, N.W., and on leaving school entered the offices of Messrs. Anderson, Anderson & Co., Ship Brokers, where he served under the directions of Sir Alan F. Anderson, K.B.E.;, joined the Queen Victoria's Rifles in Nov. 1915; served with the Expeditionary Force in France and Flanders from the end of Dec. 1916 when for a time he was attached to No.1 Entrenching Battn. of the Royal Engineers, but rejoined his own regiment in April, 1917, and was killed in action at Guemappe, during the fighting at Arras 3 May following. Buried at Guemappe. His adjustant wrote that he fought with the traditional bravery of the British Soldier.

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