Just a few days after his wedding, on April 1st 1921, Cyril leaves for India on the ‘Malwa’, ship of the Peninsular and Orient Steam Navigation Company, a name synonymous with the grandeur and reliability of ocean travel at that time.
SMITH, John Victor
1st Battalion 17th foot Leicestershire Regiment
WILSON, Frederick Charles
Frederick was a dentist mechanic.
TAYLOR, Eliza Annie née Coulbeck
This is Florence, daughter of Eliza. This story is inspired by Hayley Latter who heard tales of Eliza’s past through family folklore. Eliza is Hayley’s 2 x Great Grandmother, and she is laid to rest in Horton Cemetery.
SULLIVAN, Jeremiah
The story of a Victorian Paviour. Do we still walk on an area Jeremiah once laid?
Zanone, Pietro
OLIVER, Louisa Sarah Fox
FISHER, Annie
Annie went in and out of the workhouse 167 times.
JOHNSTON, Maria
Death caused by a flannelette nightgown catching fire and a child dying!
SMITH, Emily
CAMERON, Marjory
TOU, Chou
Limehouse Causeway
GODFREY, Mary Ann
‘My wife … who is Mary’s great granddaughter would like to thank you for writing this & for all the work you have done to keep Mary’s memory alive.’ (a relative).
FEATHERSTONE, Sarah
ANDREWS, Adeline Harriet
PEACOCK, George Creed
STEER-WEBSTER, Edith Annie (née STOKES)
How Edith came to be married into a family which was steeped in journalism is unknown. Sadly, she did not live a long life. The background story of the Steer-Webster family is very interesting.
LYONS, Bertha
GLASS, Robert Albert
CHAPERLIN, May
NICHOLLS, Hilda
‘I was horrified’: The Mental Asylum graveyard with 9000 bodies SOLD off to private landowner.’ (Francesca, great granddaughter)
FOX, Lucy
O’HALLORAN, Bridget
TUCK, Annie
COLLEY, Thomas William
SAMSON, Hugh
JACOBI, Frank
EDGECOMBE, Henrietta
MOORE, Albert George
BURNISTON (née Addison) Emma Jane
BAUERMEISTER, Johanna Amanda Louise
BRICKER, Samuel Henry
HODGSON, Fanny (née Kemp)
CLOUD, James
BURNS, John
BROOKER, Emily Alice
BELCHER, Peter
BECKETT, Annie
GILHAM (or GILLING), Stephen
McCOUBREY, Elizabeth
BANNELL, Walter
THURSTON, Ernest Alfred
The silversmith at work
COOK, Dorothy Fanny
This story has been written following an approach from a family member in Australia who is Dorothy’s great grandson.
