Family History, Meering Lewer Chart 0300 Frank Clement Meering, Jeannie Mary Hay and Stanley Gordon Lewer

1911 Oaklands, The Grove, Finchley, Middlesex. Father Clement aged 41 as Silk Merchant born Lowestoft, Suffolk. Mother Eva aged 37 born Carshalton, Surrey. She is down as having been married 3 years and having had 3 children all of whom survive at the date of this Census. Then there is Farnk and then Ivan aged 7 born Seven Kings, Essex, and Juanita? (daughter) aged 3 born Finchley, Middlesex. There were three domestic servants with the family. 1916 Royal Aero Club Aviators' Certificate MEERING Frank Clement "Oaklands", The Grove, Church End, Finchley Born: 23rd Dec. 1898 at London Nationality: British Rank Regiment Profession: Aircraft Consructor Certificate taken on: Grahame-White Biplane At: Graham-White School, Hendon Date: 24th September 1916 1916 Picture 24th September 1916 Royal Aero Club Aviators Records 1918 A Charge Dismissed At Middlesex Sessions on March 11th Frank Clement Meering, 19, an air pilot, and John Charles Martin, 31, were acquitted of a charge of stealing a quantity of aero place articles from the Grahame-White Aviation Company, Ltd. For the defence, Mr. Holman Gregory, K.C., stated that the case had been brought up without consideration or inquiry. The lad was articled to the company when he was 17 years of age, and now was filling up his time before joining the Army by acting as in instructor. He had invented an aero-plane which it was believed, would be faster than any yet built. Having difficulty in getting necessary parts he mentioned the fact at the aerodrome, and it was suggested that he should go to Martin and obtain the necessary goods through the company if they were willing to sell. In the course of evidence, Meering said that the wire strainers which it was alleged that he had stolen he had made himself from wire purchased from the company. He understood that he could purchase from Martin, and had always been ready to pay whenever Martin told him the amount. Receipts were produced for purchases which has been made from the company. Lieutenant Culver described how he landed at the aerodrome on one occasion with a burst tyre and borrowed a tube from the school. He said that he lived in the same house as the lad, and it was he, and not Meering, who left the tube (which it was alleged had been stoled0 in the stable. Mr. Montagu Sharpe, the chairman, stopped the case. In discharging Meering he said that he was very sorry he had been called upon to undergo that trial at the threshold of an honorable career in which he wished him all success. 1919 In the King's Bench Division, Mr Justice Bray heard legal arguments upon the findings of the jury in the action brought by Mr Frank Clement Meering, the son of a silk merchant, residing at Finchley, against the Grahame White Aviation Company (Limited0, to recover damages for alleged false imprisonment and malicious prosecution. His Lordship gave judgement for the plaintiff for the £250 awarded in respect of the imprisonment, for £1250 for the malicious prosecution, and for £200 for the costs of the criminal prosecution - a total of £1700. Judgment was entered accordingly for the plaintiff for £1700 and costs, a stay of execution being granted on the usual terms.1919 In the King's Bench Division, Mr Justice Bray heard legal arguments upon the findings of the jury in the action brought by Mr Frank Clement Meering, the son of a silk merchant, residing at Finchley, against the Grahame White Aviation Company (Limited), to recover damages for alleged false imprisonment and malicious prosecution. His Lordship gave judgement for the plaintiff for the £250 awarded in respect of the imprisonment, for £1250 for the malicious prosecution, and for £200 for the costs of the criminal prosecution - a total of £1700. Judgment was entered accordingly for the plaintiff for £1700 and costs, a stay of execution being granted on the usual terms. 1928 11 Avenue Road, Highgate, Middlesex 1928 Administration 12 July 1928 to Jeannie Mary MEERING, widow. Effects £7,823. 10s. 11d 1928 London-Gazette.co.uk/issues/33406/supplements/5010/ FRANK CLEMENT MEERING, Deceased. Pursuant to the Trustee Act, 1925. NOTICE is hereby given, that all persons having any debts, claims or demands against the estate of Frank Clement Meering, of 11, Avenue road, Highgate, N. 6, and 19, North Audley street, London, W. 1. Motor Car Dealer, who died on the 27th day of May, 1928, and letters of administration to whose estate were granted on the 12th July, 1928, to Jeanie Mary Meering, Widow, are hereby required to send written particulars thereof to the undersigned, on or before the 28th September, 1928, after which date the deceased's estate will be distributed, having regard only to the claims then notified.—Dated this 20th day of July, 1928. EAST and DEEKS, Byron House, Finsburstreet, E.G. 2, Solicitors for the Adminis- E.G. 2, (109) tratrix. 1911 6 Avenue Road, Highgate, Paddington, London. Visiting them were William Crowden WHITTLESEY (64) Retired Butcher, born March, Cambridgeshire and his wife Mary Elizabeth (63) born St Pancras, Middlesex. Servants were Thomasine Catherine READ (35) Cook born Chancery Lane, Middlesex, Harriet Alice BEAGLES (19) Nurse born Hoxton, London and Emily Maryann BEAGLES (17) Housemaid born Kingston, Surrey 1928 Avenue Road, Highgate, Middlesex 1906 91 Central Road, Clerkenwell, London (at baptism) Father John a Confectioner and mother Alice 1911 20 Upper Street, Islington N London. Father John LEWER aged 41 a Confectioner Manufacturing (Sugar Boiler) born Limehouse, London, Mother Elizabeth Alice LEWER aged 40 Assisting in Business bor Hackney, London. She is down as having been married 23 years and having had 6 children 5 of whom survive and 1 of whom who had died. Siblings were Arthur John aged 21 a Bank Clerk born Mile End, London, Frederick James Philip aged 18 Assisting in the Business a Sugar Boiler born Shepperton, Middlesex, Alice Elizabeth May aged 16 Assisting in Business a Shop Assistant born Clapton, London, John aged 9 at School born St Lukes, London and then Stanley John. There was a Servant an Esther ALDHAM aged 30 single a General Servant Domestic born Clerkenwell, London. There are two possible marriage for an Angela LEWER, so I have not entered anything at present.

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	4 Michael E LEWER born about March quarter 1934 Hendon district London possibly married September quarter 1965 Surrey South Eastern district Surrey Bridget N GILL	5 Angela LEWER born about December quarter 1939 Uxbridge district Middlesex

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