- Basic Info
- 1854-1892
- 1893-1910
- 1911-1916
- 1916-1923
01 December 1854 |
Born
Greenfield House, Church Lane, Kersley, Bolton (location)
Birth certificate
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Age |
16 October 1863 |
Family moved to Cleveland House, Westcliffe Road, Southport (location) |
18 |
05 April 1891 |
Census (England and Wales) taken and gave the population as
28 999 725.
The census recorded that at Cleveland Lodge, Main Road, Northenden, the following were present:
Joseph |
Head |
Single |
34? |
Merchant |
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Annie Dinnie |
Servant |
Single |
67 |
Housekeeper |
Mary J Greenwood |
Servant |
Single |
16 |
Domestic Servant |
Census entry |
37 |
24 July 1892 |
Married Mary Veitch Bardsley
All Saints Church, Southport
Marriage certificate
JH lived at Cleveland Lodge, Northenden, Cheshire (location).
MVB lived at 26 Park Road, Southport.
"Took up residence at Cleveland Lodge, Northenden, Cheshire (location)." (Family Bible - Page 5)
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38 |
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15 March 1893 |
William born on Wednesday at 3.15 am
Cleveland Lodge, Northenden, Cheshire (location) |
39 |
12 July 1894 |
John Reid born on Thursday at 8.45 am
Cleveland Lodge, Northenden, Cheshire (location) |
40 |
09 October 1894 |
"Sold Cleveland Lodge to Mr Hyde and took a house at
26 Westbourne Road, Birkdale (location), which we called Cleveland Lodge."
(Family Bible - Page 5) |
40 |
01 March 1899 |
Bessie (mother) died
Cleveland House, Eccles Old Road, Salford |
45 |
30 March 1902 |
William (father) died
66a, Eccles Old Road, Salford |
48 |
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02/03 April 1911 |
Census taken, population estimated to be 36 million an increase of 10.9% on the 1901 population.
The following were living at 26 Westbourne Road, Birkdale, Southport:
JH |
Head |
Married |
56 |
Director and Coal Proprietor |
Mary Veitch |
Wife |
Married |
46 |
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William |
Son |
Single |
18 |
Student |
John Reid |
Son |
Single |
16 |
Student |
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Mary Oldfield |
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Single |
42 |
Servant |
Margaret Jones |
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Single |
30 |
Servant |
Kate Wheeler |
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Single |
24 |
Servant |
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56 |
June 1916 |
Photos taken by Dorothy Brown (then girlfriend) at the George & Dragon, Fordwich, Kent. Appears that William is with his parents outside the hotel.
The George & Dragon still exists.
Not sure of the reason why they were in Kent but William may have been stationed there prior to going to France.
Sent the photo to the Old Classic Car website to identify the vehicle and subsequently, with my permission, the photo has been added to the website http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/vintage-standard.htm . |
61 |
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Aug 1916 |
Photo taken Menai Bridge, writing on the back of the photo:
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61 |
30 July 1923 |
"My dear husband Joseph Hinmers fell asleep, July 30th 1923, at Cadvan Villa, (Bodorgan), Menai Bridge, Anglesey and was buried at Tonge Cemetery, Bolton on August 2nd 1923."
(Family Bible - Page 5)
From the death certificate it appears that the cause of death was cirrhosis of the liver, ascites (fluid retention in the abdominal cavity) and cardiac failure.
John Reid of Upper Overton, Bridge North was the informant.
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68 |
02 August 1923 |
Buried Tonge Cemetery, Bolton (location)
(Family Bible - Page 5) |
68 |
20 October 1923 |
Published probate of will.
Recipients of the estate being Mary Veitch (wife), William and Jack (sons), and a William Littler Bradford an engineer. |
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