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     Anne Simms was born circa 1723. She married Matthew Catchlove, son of Matthew Catchlove and Mary Benson, on 2 March 1747 at St Peter the Great, Chichester, West Sussex. Anne Catchlove died on 30 January 1775 at Westbourne, West Sussex. She was buried after 30 January 1775 at Westbourne, West Sussex.

     Matthew Catchlove was born circa 1698 at Westbourne ?, West Sussex. He married Mary Benson on 29 May 1722 at Westbourne, West Sussex. Matthew Catchlove left a will on 5 March 1730; mentions wife, Mary, sister Sarah, sons, Matthew, Edmund and Francis and daughter, Mary. He died before 13 March 1731 at Stoughton, West Sussex. He was buried on 13 March 1731 at St Mary's Church, Stoughton, West Sussex.

     Mary Benson was born circa 1701. She married Matthew Catchlove on 29 May 1722 at Westbourne, West Sussex. Documents held at the West Sussex Record Office were signed. Documents held at the West Sussex Record Office were signed. Mary Benson was buried on 5 December 1774 at Westbourne, West Sussex; may have been buried on 19 Feb 1775 or. Her estate was probated on 7 December 1788; granted to Matthew Catchlove of Westbourne, labourer (son?) She West Sussex RO: Par/206/37/27 Westbourne Parish Overseers - Letter relating to Francis Benson's inheritance of Catchlove's land in 1813.

     Rosina Hann was born in September 1881 at Birmingham, West Midlands. She was the daughter of George Hann and Sophia Arabella Hodder. Rosina Hann was buried in December 1881 at Witton Cemetery, Aston and Nechells, West Midlands. She died in December 1881 at Birmingham, West Midlands.

     Un-named Hann died circa 6 November 1882 at Malden, New Malden and Coombe, Greater London; at 6 hours ofd. She was born circa 6 November 1882 at Malden, New Malden and Coombe, Greater London. She was the daughter of Arthur Hann and Caroline Ellen Davy. Un-named Hann was buried on 8 November 1882 at St John the Divine Church, New Malden and Coombe, Greater London.

     Kate Gardiner was born in June 1871 at Gravesend, Kent. She was the daughter of John Gardiner and Sarah Matilda Hann. Kate Gardiner was a dressmaker on 5 April 1891. As of 5 April 1891, Kate Gardiner lived at Woolwich Road 524, Charlton, Greater London. She married Herbert John Kilmister Howard in December 1895 at Woolwich R D, Greater London. As of 31 March 1901, Kate Howard lived at Jedburgh Street 13, Clapham Common, Greater London. She died in December 1910 at Edmonton R D, Greater London, at age 39.

     Amy Gardiner was born in December 1879 at Woolwich, Greater London. She was the daughter of John Gardiner and Sarah Matilda Hann. As of 5 April 1891, Amy Gardiner lived at Woolwich Road 524, Charlton, Greater London. As of 31 March 1901, Amy Gardiner lived at Vanbrugh Park Road 10, Blackheath, Greater London. She was the housemaid to James Blackader Meers (Inland Revenue Civil Servant) and his family on 31 March 1901. As of 2 April 1911, Amy Gardiner lived at Plumstead High Street 175, Plumstead, Greater London.

     Charles Alfred Ferrier Gardiner was born in December 1874 at Gravesend, Kent. He was the son of John Gardiner and Sarah Matilda Hann. Charles Alfred Ferrier Gardiner was a ma.tle. maker at the Royal Arsenal on 5 April 1891. As of between 5 April 1891 and 21 January 1894, Charles Alfred Ferrier Gardiner lived at Woolwich Road 524, Gravesend, Kent. He was a sign writer on 21 January 1894. He married Mary Elizabeth de la Mare on 21 January 1894 at Christ Church, Greenwich, Greater London; witnesses were John Gardiner jnr and Sarah Gardiner) groom's brother and sister. As of 31 March 1901, Charles Alfred Ferrier Gardiner lived at New Road 49, Woolwich, Greater London. He was a house decorator between 31 March 1901 and 2 April 1911. As of 2 April 1911, Charles Alfred Ferrier Gardiner lived at Plumstead High Street 197, Plumstead, Greater London. As of 14 June 1920, Charles Alfred Ferrier Gardiner lived at Riverdale Road 65, Plumstead, Greater London. He died on 6 June 1932 at Plumstead Road 52 'Essex Arms beer house', Plumstead, Greater London, at age 57. He was buried on 13 June 1932 at Greenwich Cemetery, Shooter's Hill, Greater London. His estate was probated on 23 July 1932; granted to Mary Elizabeth Gardiner, widow. (Estate value £1283 11s 8d.) As of 23 July 1932, Charles Alfred Ferrier Gardiner lived at Plumstead Road 52 'Essex Arms beer house', Plumstead, Greater London.

     Mary Millicent Day was also known as Millicent Mary. She was born in June 1871 at Hitchin, Hertfordshire. As of 3 April 1881, Millicent Mary Day lived at Benslow Road (now Benslow Lane) - Benslow Terrace 3, Hitchin, Hertfordshire; was living with her parents Richard (gardener) and Annie (dressmaker) and brother Richard (N.) As of 5 April 1891, Mary Millicent Day lived at Benslow Road (now Benslow Lane) 12, Hitchin, Hertfordshire; was living with her parents Richard (gardener) and Annie (dressmaker.) She was a book folder and sewer on 5 April 1891. She married George William Sydney Reed in June 1893 at Hitchin, Hertfordshire. As of 31 March 1901, Mary Millicent Reed lived at Grove Road (259), Hitchin, Hertfordshire. As of 2 April 1911, Millicent Reed lived at Grove Road 84, Hitchin, Hertfordshire. She married David William Hann, son of Alfred Hann and Elizabeth Ann Conway, on 20 January 1923 at Lewisham, Greater London. Mary Millicent Hann died in December 1935 at Knebworth ?, Hertfordshire, at age 64. She was buried in December 1935 at Knebworth ?, Hertfordshire.

     Florence Maud Gardiner was born on 21 March 1891 at Charlton, Greater London. She was the daughter of Harry John James Gardiner and Elizabeth Lawley Young. Florence Maud Gardiner was christened on 22 April 1891 at Christ Church, East Greenwich, Greater London. As of 31 March 1901, Florence Maud Gardiner lived at Westcombe Hill 106, Westcombe Park, Greater London. As of 2 April 1911, Florence Maud Gardiner lived at Westcombe Hill 104, Westcombe Park, Greater London. She was an office cleaner for His Majesty's Office of Works on 29 September 1939. As of 29 September 1939, Florence Maud Gardiner lived at Erasmus Street - Rossetti Buildings (now Rossetti House) 36, Westminster, Greater London. She registered with Westminster City Council under the National Regitration Act. on 29 September 1939. She died in March 1963 at Westminster, Greater London.

     Harry Victor Gardiner was born before 18 February 1894 at Charlton, Greater London. He was christened on 18 February 1894 at Christ Church, East Greenwich, Greater London. He was the son of Harry John James Gardiner and Elizabeth Lawley Young. As of 31 March 1901, Harry Victor Gardiner lived at Westcombe Hill 106, Westcombe Park, Greater London. As of 2 April 1911, Harry Victor Gardiner lived at Westcombe Hill 104, Westcombe Park, Greater London. He married Elsie Alice Skinley on 3 July 1915 at St George's Church, Westcombe Park, Greater London. Harry Victor Gardiner began military service on 1 August 1916 as 41380 - Aircraftman (2nd Class), Royal Flying Corps. He was 5' 8.5" tall with a 30" chest. He was promoted to Aircraftman (1st Class) on 1 January 1917. He was appointed to the rank of Acting Corporal on 7 March 1917. He was promoted to Corporal on 1 May 1917. He became part of the Royal Air Force on its establishment on 1 April 1918. He was was reclassified as a Corporal Mechanic on 30 August 1918. He was appointed to the rank of Acting Sergeant Mechanic on 1 September 1918. He died on 18 February 1919 at Eastcombe Avenue 44, Westcombe Park, Greater London; of influenza and pneumonia contracted on active service.

     Dorothy May Gardiner was born on 29 January 1898 at Charlton, Greater London. She was the daughter of Harry John James Gardiner and Elizabeth Lawley Young. As of 31 March 1901, Dorothy May Gardiner lived at Westcombe Hill 106, Westcombe Park, Greater London. As of 2 April 1911, Dorothy May Gardiner lived at Westcombe Hill 104, Westcombe Park, Greater London.

     Stanley John Gardiner was born on 13 January 1900 at Westcombe Park, Greater London. He was the son of Harry John James Gardiner and Elizabeth Lawley Young. As of 31 March 1901, Stanley John Gardiner lived at Westcombe Hill 106, Westcombe Park, Greater London. As of 2 April 1911, Stanley John Gardiner lived at Westcombe Hill 104, Westcombe Park, Greater London.

     Ellen Scott Foster was born between 1871 and 1872 at Portsea, Portsmouth; was the daughter of Akderman Sir Thomas Scott Foster JP LDS (of Poole) Mayor of Portsmouth Nov 1891-1892, 1898-1899, 1910-1911 and 1911-1912 (chemist later dental surgeon) and Eliza (nee Godden) though have been unable to trace the registration of her birth. As of 3 April 1881, Ellen Scott Foster lived at Landport - Fratton Street 101, Portsea, Portsmouth. As of 5 April 1891, Ellen Scott Foster lived at Granada Road 41, Southsea, Portsmouth. As of between 31 March 1901 and 2 April 1911, Ellen Scott Foster lived at St Helen's Parade 'Braemar', Southsea, Portsmouth. She was one of the two Hon. Secretaries dealing with the ladies' nursing class run by the St John Ambulance Brigade at 5 Pembroke Road, Southsea in May 1914. As of between 1918 and 16 April 1926, Ellen Scott Foster lived at Victoria Road North 139 (now under roundabout), Southsea, Portsmouth. She prior to her marriage, she and her siblings lived at the family home and were supported by their father before 5 January 1918. She married Dr Henry Fred Hann MRCS(Eng), LRCP(Edin), son of James Hann and Emma Bollen, on 5 January 1918 at St Peter's Church, Southsea, Portsmouth. Ellen Scott Foster was the treasurer of the Portsmouth branch of the National Council of Women of Great Britain in 1919. She embarked aboard SS Rawalpindi from London to tarvel to Port Said on 16 April 1926. She arrived aboard SS Narkunda from Port Said in May 1926 at Plymouth. She was bequeathed £100 by her husband, Dr Henry Fred Hann on 18 August 1927. She registered with Portsmouth Municipal Borough Council under the National Registration Act. on 29 September 1939. As of between 29 September 1939 and 6 March 1949, Ellen Scott Hann lived at Havelock Road 22, Southsea, Portsmouth. She died on 6 March 1949 at Havelock Road 22, Southsea, Portsmouth. A sale of her property was advertised in the Portsmouth Evening News. Following her death 22 Havelock Road was put up for sale by auction. Her estate was probated on 12 May 1949; granted to Tom Scott Foster (dental surgeon), brother, and Leslie Leonard Pilkongton (solicitor) (Effects value £12,451 15s 3d.)

     Leslie Arthur Gardiner was born on 19 September 1902 at Westcombe Park, Greater London. He was the son of Harry John James Gardiner and Elizabeth Lawley Young. As of 2 April 1911, Leslie Arthur Gardiner lived at Westcombe Hill 104, Westcombe Park, Greater London.

     Margaret Eliza Delamare was also known as Mary Elizabeth de la Mare. She was born in March 1874 at St Luke Old Street, Greater London; was the daughter of Edward Henry Churchill Delamare. As of 3 April 1881, Margaret Eliza Delamare lived at Netherton Road 38, South Tottenham, Greater London. As of 21 January 1894, Mary Elizabeth de la Mare lived at Armitage Road 49, Greenwich, Greater London. She married Charles Alfred Ferrier Gardiner, son of John Gardiner and Sarah Matilda Hann, on 21 January 1894 at Christ Church, Greenwich, Greater London; witnesses were John Gardiner jnr and Sarah Gardiner) groom's brother and sister. As of 31 March 1901, Margaret Eliza Gardiner lived at New Road 49, Woolwich, Greater London. As of 2 April 1911, Margaret Eliza Gardiner lived at Plumstead High Street 197, Plumstead, Greater London. As of between 14 June 1920 and 1936, Margaret Eliza Gardiner lived at Riverdale Road 65, Plumstead, Greater London; In the 1936 electoral roll she was recorded as Mary Elizabeth Gardiner. She she may have been the 23 March 1874 born Mary E Gardiner of Flat 6 Athelstan House, Villiers Road, Kingston-upon-Thames who registered with Kingston-upon-Thames Municipal Borough Council under the National Registration Act on 29 September 1939. She died in December 1946 at Woolwich R D, Greater London, at age 72.

     Frederick Thomas Cook was born in June 1870 at Prestbury, Gloucestershire. He married Maria Hann in June 1897 at St Mary's Church, Prestbury, Gloucestershire. Frederick Thomas Cook was a coachman on 31 March 1901. As of 31 March 1901, Frederick Thomas Cook lived at High Street 19, Prestbury, Gloucestershire. He was a former farm labourer on 2 April 1911. As of 2 April 1911, Frederick Thomas Cook lived at Cheltenham Union Workhouse, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire. He died in June 1928 at Cheltenham R D, Gloucestershire.

     Amy Beatrice Howard was born on 17 August 1896 at Lambeth, Greater London. She was the daughter of Herbert John Kilmister Howard and Kate Gardiner. As of 31 March 1901, Amy Beatrice Howard lived at Jedburgh Street 13, Clapham Common, Greater London. As of 2 April 1911, Amy Beatrice Howard lived at Plumstead High Street 175, Plumstead, Greater London; was living with her paternal grandfather and his family. As of 25 July 1935, Amy Beatrice Howard lived at Oakfield Road 55, Great Ilford, Greater London. She married Arthur Sydney Wilson on 25 July 1935 at St Martin-in-the-Fields Church, Westminster, Greater London; witnesses were H J Howard (bride's father), V P Croucher and H S Craig. Amy Beatrice Wilson was a co-ordinator of furniture delivery on 29 September 1939. As of 29 September 1939, Amy Beatrice Wilson lived at Worrin Road 'Chudleigh', Shenfield, Essex. She registered with Brentwood Urban District Council under the National Registration Act on 29 September 1939. She died in March 1996 at Barking and Dagenham R D, Greater London, at age 99.

     Arthur Sydney Wilson was born on 15 October 1901 at Leytonstone Road 409, Leytonstone, Greater London; was the son of Arthur Sydney (restaurant waiter.) As of 2 April 1911, Arthur Sydney Wilson lived at Grove Green Road 171, Leyton, Greater London. As of 25 July 1935, Arthur Sydney Wilson lived at Craven Street 42, Westminster, Greater London. He married Amy Beatrice Howard, daughter of Herbert John Kilmister Howard and Kate Gardiner, on 25 July 1935 at St Martin-in-the-Fields Church, Westminster, Greater London; witnesses were H J Howard (bride's father), V P Croucher and H S Craig. Arthur Sydney Wilson was a typewriter mechanic between 25 July 1935 and 29 September 1939. He registered with Brentwood Urban District Council under the National Registration Act on 29 September 1939. As of 29 September 1939, Arthur Sydney Wilson lived at Worrin Road 'Chudleigh', Shenfield, Essex. As of 28 February 1972, Arthur Sydney Wilson lived at Lifstan Way 118, Southchurch, Southend-on-Sea. He died on 28 February 1972 at Lifstan Way 118, Southchurch, Southend-on-Sea, at age 70; was registered as Arthur Sidney. His estate was probated on 11 April 1972; (Estate value £4026.)

     Christopher Letton was born circa 1738. He married Susanna Hand, daughter of John Hann and Ann Welsman, on 2 April 1764 at the Collegiate Church of St Mary the Virgin at Ottery, Ottery St Mary, Devon; witnesses were Richard Stoford and John Hand (bride's father.)

     Minnie Lawes was born on 11 September 1890. She married Percy William Wrixon, son of George Alfred Wrixon and Alice Emily Barnes, in March 1912 at Southampton. As of 29 September 1939, Minnie Wrixon lived at Everton Road 'Oakdene', Hordle, Hampshire; was staying with the divorced George L Bartlett (chargehand at a piston ring factory.) She registered with Lymington Municipal Borough Council under the National Registration Act on 29 September 1939. She died in March 1982 at New Forest R D, Hampshire, at age 91.

     Mary Warry was christened on 21 September 1794 at All Saints Church, Merriott, Somerset. She was the daughter of Robert Warry and Elizabeth Hann. Mary Warry married John Mills on 2 March 1813 at All Saints Church, Merriott, Somerset; the witnesses were Thomas Gear and Robert Rousell. As of 1841, Mary Warry lived at Church Street, Crewkerne, Somerset. As of between 1851 and 1861, Mary Warry lived at Lower Street, Crewkerne, Somerset. She died on 15 April 1881 at Crewkerne, Somerset, at age 86.

     Robert Warry was christened on 9 March 1796 at All Saints Church, Merriott, Somerset. He was the son of Robert Warry and Elizabeth Hann. Robert Warry married Hannah England on 27 December 1819 at All Saints Church, Merriott, Somerset; the witnesses were Robert Thorne and Ann England (bride's mother?) As of between 7 January 1821 and 18 August 1833, Robert Warry lived at Little Puckington, Barrington, Somerset. He was a blacksmith between 7 January 1821 and 23 May 1859. As of between 2 March 1836 and 7 June 1841, Robert Warry lived at Barrington, Somerset. As of 30 March 1851, Robert Warry lived at The Village (15), Barrington, Somerset. As of 7 April 1861, Robert Warry lived at The Village (87), Barrington, Somerset. He died in 1873. He was buried in 1873.

     George Warry was christened on 22 October 1797 at All Saints Church, Merriott, Somerset. He was the son of Robert Warry and Elizabeth Hann. George Warry married Hannah Bartlett Masters circa 1830 at East Coker, Somerset. As of 7 June 1841, George Warry lived at Stoford, Barwick, Somerset. He was a carpenter between 7 June 1841 and June 1849. He married Mary Langdon in June 1849 at East Coker, Somerset. George Warry was millwright on 30 March 1851. As of 30 March 1851, George Warry lived at East Coker, Somerset. He was a carpenter on 7 April 1861. As of 7 April 1861, George Warry lived at Hewhill Hamlet 1, East Coker, Somerset; was lodging with James Murley (labourer) and his family. He died in June 1873 at Yeovil R D, Somerset, at age 75.

     Eliel Warry was christened on 6 April 1800 at All Saints Church, Merriott, Somerset. He was the son of Robert Warry and Elizabeth Hann. Eliel Warry married Hannah Rousell on 30 November 1824 at All Saints Church, Merriott, Somerset; the witnesses were Edward Pattemore and Harriett Warry. As of 7 June 1841, Eliel Warry lived at The Village, Mosterton, Dorset. He was a blacksmith between 7 June 1841 and 30 March 1851. As of 30 March 1851, Eliel Warry lived at The Village (43), Mosterton, Dorset. As of 7 April 1861, Eliel Warry lived at The Village (72), Mosterton, Dorset. As of 2 April 1871, Eliel Warry lived at The Village (46), Mosterton, Dorset. He was a shopkeeper in 1880. As of 3 April 1881, Eliel Warry lived at an unknown place ; a blacksmith. As of 3 April 1881, Eliel Warry lived at Higher Kingston 23, Yeovil with Kingston Pitney, Somerset; was living with his son-in-law and daughter Israel and Ann Apsey and grand-niece Maria Warry. He died before 23 June 1884 at Mosterton, Dorset. He was buried on 23 June 1884 at St Mary's Church, Mosterton, Dorset.

     Charles Warry was christened on 1 June 1802 at All Saints Church, Merriott, Somerset. He was the son of Robert Warry and Elizabeth Hann. Charles Warry was a blacksmith on 7 June 1841. As of 7 June 1841, Charles Warry lived at Crewkerne, Somerset. As of 30 March 1851, Charles Warry lived at Clapton (13), Crewkerne, Somerset.

     Elizabeth Warry was christened on 11 September 1811 at All Saints Church, Merriott, Somerset. She was the daughter of Robert Warry and Elizabeth Hann. As of 7 June 1841, Elizabeth Warry lived at Higher Street, Merriott, Somerset. As of 13 October 1842, Elizabeth Warry lived at Higher Street, Merriott, Somerset. She was a mantua maker on 13 October 1842. She married Richard Stone on 13 October 1842 at All Saints Church, Merriott, Somerset; the witnesses were Hesther Warry and Jesse Warry (bride's brother.)

     Jesse Warry was christened on 25 December 1813 at All Saints Church, Merriott, Somerset. He was the son of Robert Warry and Elizabeth Hann. As of 7 June 1841, Jesse Warry lived at Higher Street, Merriott, Somerset. He died before 5 June 1874 at Merriott, Somerset. He was buried on 5 June 1874 at All Saints Church, Merriott, Somerset.

     Richard Warry was christened on 17 May 1807 at All Saints Church, Merriott, Somerset. He was the son of Robert Warry and Elizabeth Hann. Richard Warry married Anna Rousell on 7 September 1833 at All Saints Church, Merriott, Somerset; the witnesses were William Rousel and Ann Warry (groom's sister)l. As of 7 June 1841, Richard Warry lived at The Knap, Merriott, Somerset. He was a blacksmith between 7 June 1841 and 2 April 1871. As of 30 March 1851, Richard Warry lived at Lower Street (24), Merriott, Somerset. As of 7 April 1861, Richard Warry lived at Lower Street (158), Merriott, Somerset. As of 2 April 1871, Richard Warry lived at Lower Street (11), Merriott, Somerset. He was a dairyman on 3 April 1881. As of 3 April 1881, Richard Warry lived at Lower Street (26), Merriott, Somerset. As of 16 July 1884, Richard Warry lived at Lower Street, Merriott, Somerset. He was a farmer on 5 April 1891. As of 5 April 1891, Richard Warry lived at Lower Street (75), Merriott, Somerset. As of 1892, Richard Warry lived at Brimsmoor, Merriott, Somerset; Dairyman/farmer. He died on 27 April 1899 at Merriott, Somerset, at age 91. He was buried on 2 May 1899 at All Saints Church, Merriott, Somerset. His estate was probated on 8 November 1899; granted to Robert Rousell Warry (farmer), son, and Willaim Brake (baker). (Estate value £460.)

     Ann Warry was christened on 15 May 1809 at All Saints Church, Merriott, Somerset. She was the daughter of Robert Warry and Elizabeth Hann. Ann Warry married William Rousell on 22 September 1836 at All Saints Church, Merriott, Somerset; the witnesses were Charles Warry (bride's brother) and Elizabeth Warry (bride's mother/sister.) Ann Warry was a dressmaker on 7 June 1841. As of 7 June 1841, Ann Warry lived at Merriott, Somerset; was recorded as Honor. As of 30 March 1851, Ann Rousell lived at Lower Street (9), Merriott, Somerset; was recorded as Honor. She died before 14 April 1853 at Merriott, Somerset; was registered as Honor. She was buried on 14 April 1853 at All Saints Church, Merriott, Somerset; was recorded as Honor.

     Hannah England was born on 30 December 1798 at All Saints Church, Merriott, Somerset; was the daughter of Thomas and Ann. She married Robert Warry, son of Robert Warry and Elizabeth Hann, on 27 December 1819 at All Saints Church, Merriott, Somerset; the witnesses were Robert Thorne and Ann England (bride's mother?) As of between 7 January 1821 and 18 August 1833, Hannah Warry lived at Little Puckington, Barrington, Somerset. As of between 2 March 1836 and 7 June 1841, Hannah Warry lived at Barrington, Somerset. As of 30 March 1851, Hannah Warry lived at The Village (15), Barrington, Somerset. As of 7 April 1861, Hannah Warry lived at The Village (87), Barrington, Somerset.

     Robert Warry was christened on 29 May 1825 at All Saints Church, Barrington, Somerset. As of between 29 May 1825 and 18 August 1833, Robert Warry lived at Little Puckington, Barrington, Somerset. He was the son of Robert Warry and Hannah England. As of between 2 March 1836 and 7 June 1841, Robert Warry lived at Barrington, Somerset. He was a smith on 2 July 1848. As of 2 July 1848, Robert Warry lived at Sherborne, Dorset. He married Mary Ann King on 2 July 1848 at The Abbey Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Sherborne, Dorset; witnesses were David Cansdell and Mary Gillard. As of 30 March 1851, Robert Warry lived at South Street 4, Yeovil, Somerset. He was a whitesmith on 30 March 1851. He began military service on 3 March 1855 at Westminster, Greater London, as 316 - Armourer Sergeant. He was 29 years old, 5' 3.25" tall, with hazel eyes and brown hai and a gunsmith by trade. He served with the Worcestershire Militia between 3 March 1855 and 30 November 1856. He served with the Depot Battalion between 1 December 1856 and 30 September 1857 at Brompton Barracks, Chatham, Medway. He served with the 3rd Depot Battalion between 1 October 1857 and 3 November 1864 at Brompton Barracks, Chatham, Medway. He made application 968 to the Patent Office for an invention for 'Improvements in breech-loading ordnance and in projectiles for the same' on 16 April 1859. He was granted provisional patent 2282 for an invention for 'Improvements in breech-loading ordnance and in projectiles for the same' on 6 October 1859. He would have been entitled to his 1st Good Conduct pay increment had he not been promoted on 5 May 1860. He was entitled to 2nd Good Conduct pay increment on 5 May 1863. He re-engaged at Rochester and continue to serve with the 3rd Depot Battalion between 4 December 1864 and 31 March 1869 at Brompton Barracks, Chatham, Medway. He with James Clarendon Ramsbottom Isherwood was granted patent 2413 for 'Improvements in breech-loading fire-arms and in cartridges for the same' on 21 August 1866. He was entitled to 3rd Good Conduct pay increment on 5 May 1867. He as Robert Warry, Armourer Sergeant, of St Mary's Barracks, Chatham was granted Patent 3492 for an invention for 'Improvements in the construction of breech-loading fire-arms' on 7 December 1867. He was transferred and served with the Depot of Armourers between 1 April 1869 and 19 March 1870 at Birmingham, West Midlands. He was transferred again and served with the 42nd Regiment of Foot between 20 March 1870 and 30 November 1873 at 42nd Regiment Depot, Aldershot, Hampshire. He as Robert Warry of Devonport, Armourer Sergeant, made application 2513 to the Patent Office for an invention for 'Improvements in the construction of portable cooking stoves' on 23 August 1872. He was awarded his silver Good Conduct and Long service medal on 5 July 1873. He returned to serve with the Depot of Armourers between 1 December 1873 and 22 March 1878 at Birmingham, West Midlands. He was entitled to 4th Good Conduct pay increment on 5 May 1876. He was entitled to 6th Good Conduct pay increment on 5 May 1877. He ended military service on 16 April 1878 at Birmingham, West Midlands; as 316 - Armourer Sergeant, Depot of Armourers with 23 years 43 days service. He was now 52 years 10 months old, 5' 4.5" tall with fresh complexion, hazel eyes and grey hair and intended to live in Woolwich. As of 3 April 1881, Robert Warry lived at Brewer Street 42, Woolwich, Greater London; His name was recorded as Robert Warrey. He was a civil armourer to the Ordnance Committee on 3 April 1881. He married Ellen Rushen in March 1883 at Woolwich, Greater London. Robert Warry was a modeller in iron and brass on 5 April 1891. As of 5 April 1891, Robert Warry lived at Paget Road (now Paget Rise) 24, Plumstead, Greater London. As of 31 March 1901, Robert Warry lived at Mayplace Road, Crayford, Kent. He was a retired armourer sergeant on 31 March 1901. He died on 18 July 1907 at Dartford R D, Kent, at age 82. He was buried on 22 July 1907 at Woolwich Cemetery, Woolwich, Greater London.

     Mary Ann King was christened on 13 April 1821 at The Abbey Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Sherborne, Dorset; was the daughter of Thomas (rope maker) and Mary. As of 7 June 1841, Mary Ann King lived at Greenhill, Sherborne, Dorset. She married Robert Warry, son of Robert Warry and Hannah England, on 2 July 1848 at The Abbey Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Sherborne, Dorset; witnesses were David Cansdell and Mary Gillard. As of 2 July 1848, Mary Ann King lived at Sherborne, Dorset. She was a dressmaker on 2 July 1848. As of 30 March 1851, Mary Ann Warry lived at South Street 4, Yeovil, Somerset. As of between December 1858 and September 1864, Mary Ann Warry lived at Brompton Barracks, Chatham, Medway. As of 2 April 1871, Mary Ann Warry lived at 42nd Regt and Depot 79th Regt Camp, Aldershot, Hampshire. As of 3 April 1881, Mary Ann King lived at Brewer Street 42, Woolwich, Greater London. She died in December 1881 at Woolwich, Greater London, at age 60.

     Dr John King Warry MB LSA DPH was born in June 1855 at Worcester, Worcestershire. He was the son of Robert Warry and Mary Ann King. As of between December 1858 and September 1864, Dr John King Warry MB LSA DPH lived at Brompton Barracks, Chatham, Medway. He was an armourer on 2 April 1871. As of 2 April 1871, Dr John King Warry MB LSA DPH lived at 42nd Regt and Depot 79th Regt Camp, Aldershot, Hampshire. He began military service on 22 August 1875. He was an Armourer Sergeant with the 2nd Battalion, 20th Regiment of Foot (Lancashire Fusiliers) on 3 April 1881. As of 3 April 1881, Dr John King Warry MB LSA DPH lived at Brewer Street 42, Woolwich, Greater London; His name was recorded as John King Warrey. He ended military service on 11 November 1881; as an Armourer Sergeant he purchased his discharge after 6 years and 81 days service with the 20th Regiment of Foot (The Lancashre Fusiliers.) As of between 19 June 1889 and 1896, Dr John King Warry MB LSA DPH lived at South Hill Park 24, Hampstead, Greater London; is shown in the Medical Register at this address until 1899, but he was living in Clapton Common when his daughter Marjorie was christened in 1896. He was a medical practitioner between 19 June 1889 and 9 March 1919. He had become a Licentiate of the Society of Apothecaries in 1887, a Bachelor of Medicine at London University in 1889 and in 1890 passed the Diploma in Public Health issued by the Royal Colleges of Physicians and Surgeons. He was a medical practitioner between 5 April 1891 and 1895 at Pollard Row 41-45 - Queen Adelaide Dispensary, Bethnal Green, Greater London. He married Clara Jane White in September 1891 at Hackney R D, Greater London. Dr John King Warry MB LSA DPH was the Medical Officer of Health for Hackney Borough Council between 1892 and 9 March 1919. As of between 12 November 1896 and 9 March 1919, Dr John King Warry MB LSA DPH lived at Filey Avenue 39, Clapton Common, Greater London. He died on 9 March 1919 at Filey Avenue 39, Clapton Common, Greater London, at age 63. Having been to church in the morning Dr J King Warry was taken ill in the afternoon and died shortly after according to a report in the Evening Telegraph. His estate was probated on 17 June 1919; granted to William John Warry (civil servant), nephew. (Estate value £3609 11s 7d.)

     Clara Jane White was born circa 1854 at Portland, Dorset. She married Dr John King Warry MB LSA DPH, son of Robert Warry and Mary Ann King, in September 1891 at Hackney R D, Greater London. As of between September 1891 and 1896, Clara Jane King Warry lived at South Hill Park 24, Hampstead, Greater London. As of between 12 November 1896 and 9 March 1919, Clara Jane King Warry lived at Filey Avenue 39, Clapton Common, Greater London; Her aunts, Juliana Catherine White (82) and Elizabeth Mary Jane Searles (75), both born in Portland, were also living with her in 1901.

     Dorothy Clara King Warry was born in December 1893 at Highgate, Greater London. As of between December 1893 and 1896, Dorothy Clara King Warry lived at South Hill Park 24, Hampstead, Greater London. She was the daughter of Dr John King Warry MB LSA DPH and Clara Jane White. As of between 12 November 1896 and 9 March 1919, Dorothy Clara King Warry lived at Filey Avenue 39, Clapton Common, Greater London. She died in March 1983 at Poole, Bournemouth Christchurch and Poole, at age 89; her surname was registered as King-Warry.

     Marjorie Victoria King Warry was born before 12 November 1896 at Clapton Common, Greater London. She was christened on 12 November 1896 at St Michael and All Angels Church, Stoke Newington, Greater London. As of between 12 November 1896 and 9 March 1919, Marjorie Victoria King Warry lived at Filey Avenue 39, Clapton Common, Greater London. She was the daughter of Dr John King Warry MB LSA DPH and Clara Jane White. Marjorie Victoria King Warry married Dr William Edwards in September 1923 at Wandsworth R D, Greater London; the bride's surname was registered by the GRO as Warry and King Warry. Marjorie Victoria King Edwards died on 27 September 1966 at Greville Park Avenue 9, Ashtead, Surrey. Her estate was probated on 1 December 1966; granted to William Edwards (doctor of medicine) and Rev Philip John Edwards (clerk in Holy Orders), husband and son. (Estate value £3228.)

     Dr William Edwards was born circa 1892. He married Marjorie Victoria King Warry, daughter of Dr John King Warry MB LSA DPH and Clara Jane White, in September 1923 at Wandsworth R D, Greater London; the bride's surname was registered by the GRO as Warry and King Warry.

     Job Hann died in March 1886 at Chard R D, Somerset. He was born in March 1886 at Chard R D, Somerset. He was the son of John Albert Hann and Elizabeth Way.

     Sophia Hann died in June 1884 at Birmingham, West Midlands. She was buried in June 1884 at Warstone Lane Cemetery, Birmingham, West Midlands. She was born in June 1884 at Birmingham, West Midlands. She was the daughter of George Hann and Sophia Arabella Hodder.

     George Robert Hann was born in June 1885 at Birmingham, West Midlands. He was the son of George Hann and Sophia Arabella Hodder. George Robert Hann was buried in July 1885 at Witton Cemetery, Aston and Nechells, West Midlands. He died in July 1885 at Birmingham, West Midlands.

     Alfred George Hann was born in September 1885 at Chard, Somerset. He was the son of Samuel Hann and Mary Jane Burridge. As of 5 April 1891, Alfred George Hann lived at Tref Newydd (New Town) (491), Clase, Abertawe (Swansea). As of between 1892 and 11 September 1899, Alfred George Hann lived at Heol Eaton (Eaton Road) 56, Brynhyfryd (Landore), Abertawe (Swansea). He was a shoemaker on 31 March 1901. As of between 31 March 1901 and 1920, Alfred George Hann lived at Heol Eaton (Eaton Road) 121, Brynhyfryd (Landore), Abertawe (Swansea). According to an entry in the Weekly News and Visitors' Chronicle For Colwyn Bay, he was staying at the Oakwood Park Hotel, Conwy. He was a boot repairer on 2 April 1911. He served as T/356205 - Driver, Army Service Corps during the Great War. He died in September 1923 at Abertawe (Swansea).

     Lewis James Hann was also known as James. He was born in September 1885 at Croydon, Greater London. He was the son of James Hann and Mary Ann Gray ? As of between 21 August 1887 and 9 June 1889, Lewis James Hann lived at Cambridge Road 2, Thornton Heath, Greater London. As of 5 April 1891, James Hann lived at Alma Place 9, Croydon, Greater London. He died in March 1892 at Croydon, Greater London, at age 6.

     Lucy Martha Hann was born on 21 November 1885 at Crewkerne, Somerset. She was the daughter of John Hann and Ann Chant. As of April 1891, Lucy Martha Hann lived at Barn Street (285), Crewkerne, Somerset. As of 31 March 1901, Lucy Martha Hann lived at Barn Street (201), Crewkerne, Somerset. She was a shirt ironer between 31 March 1901 and 2 April 1911. She married Thomas Harris on 9 June 1906 at the Register Office, Chard, Somerset. As of 2 April 1911, Lucy Martha Harris lived at North Street, Crewkerne, Somerset. As of 29 September 1939, Lucy Martha Harris lived at South Street 91, Crewkerne, Somerset. She registered with Crewkerne Urban District Council under the National Registration Act on 29 September 1939. She died in June 1972 at Chard R D, Somerset, at age 86.

     Charles Henry Hann was born in June 1886 at Bristol. He was the son of Charles Henry Hann and Cecilia Crook. Charles Henry Hann was christened on 21 July 1889 at All Saints' Church, Clevedon, North Somerset. As of 31 March 1901, Charles Henry Hann lived at Greenbank - Greenbank Road 18, Greenbank and Eastville, Bristol; hew was living with his grandparents John Larcombe Hann (gas fitter) and his wife, Jane and their son Herbert Maurice Henry Hann. He was an office boy on 31 March 1901. He was a butcher's assistant on 2 April 1911. As of 2 April 1911, Charles Henry Hann lived at Lower Queen's Road 2, Clevedon, North Somerset; he was living with James Sprod (carman's clerk) and his family. He was a butcher on 10 July 1912. He emigrated on 10 July 1912 from Avonmouth, Bristol; aboard SS Royal George bound for Quebec, Canada. He was buried in 1952 at Mount Pleasant Cemetery, York County, Toronto, Ontario. He died in 1952 at York County, Toronto, Ontario.

     Edwin Hann was born in June 1886 at Ladywood, West Midlands. He was the son of George Hann and Sophia Arabella Hodder. As of 5 April 1891, Edwin Hann lived at Ashley Street - Court 15 House 9, Birmingham, West Midlands. As of 31 March 1901, Edwin Hann lived at Ashley Street - Court 15 House 5, Birmingham, West Midlands. He was a burnisher of metal on 31 March 1901. He married Winifred Lester in June 1904 at Birmingham, West Midlands. As of 2 April 1911, Edwin Hann lived at Sun Street (under Lee Bank Middleway) - Court 7 House 4, Birmingham, West Midlands. He was a window cleaner and grocer on 2 April 1911. He began military service on 3 March 1915 at Birmingham, West Midlands, as T4/065172 - Driver, Army Service Corps. He was 27 years 9 month and 4 days, 5 foot 1 inch tall, 34 inch chest, brown eyes, a scar on the top of his head and on his left wrist and tattoo marks on both arms. He posted to Aldershot, Hampshire and joined 1 Company, Army Service Corps on 4 March 1915. As of 16 October 1915, Edwin Hann lived at Infantry Barracks, York. He was a carter on 16 October 1915. He married Agnes Green on 16 October 1915 at the Register Office, Bradford, West Yorkshire; he gave his age as 22 years. Edwin Hann went absent without leave from 3 Company, Army Service Corps on 6 November 1915. He was in detention awaiting disposal between 24 November 1915 and 25 November 1915. He deserted from 3 Company, Army Service Corps on 1 February 1916. He court-martialled for absence without leave and loss of kit. Sentenced to 46 days. Remitted and returned to duty on 10 June 1916. He was returned to duty having had 46 days of his sentence remitted on 15 August 1916. He he had his B1 TMB inoculation on 19 March 1917 at 227th Infantry Brigade Train, Saxmundham, Suffolk. He passed No. 9 TMB BI on 10 October 1917. He passed No. 4 TMB BII after 10 October 1917 at 335th Field Ambulance, Westleton, Suffolk. As of 19 October 1917, Edwin Hann lived at King Edward's Road 78, Ladywood, West Midlands. He had his first TAB1 (typhoid-paratyphoid) inoculation on 19 July 1918. He had his second TAB1 inoculation on 31 July 1918. As of 1919, Edwin Hann lived at Icknield Port Road (back of 333), Ladywood, West Midlands. He was in hospital with bronchitis and a septic rash on his face between 4 March 1919 and 8 April 1919 at 1st Southern General Hospital, Edgbaston, West Midlands. He was noted at his pre-discharge medical board to have had bronchitis and subject to cough all his life and having frequent visits to hospital resulting in poor expansion of his chest though no signs of lung disease or heart enlargement on 8 April 1919 at ? Southern TF General Hospital, Edgbaston, West Midlands. As of 7 May 1919, Edwin Hann lived at Icknield Port Road (back of 333), Ladywood, West Midlands. He ended military service on 7 May 1919 at Dispersal Hospital, Birmingham, West Midlands; as T4/065172 - Driver, Royal Army Service Corps. As of 1920, Edwin Hann lived at King Edward's Road 78, Ladywood, West Midlands. He was a hawker between 1925 and 17 October 1936. He had been travelling from Wirksworth on 14 October 1936 with his companion for the previous eleven years, Ada Taylor, towards Buxton and went ahead to sell lavender so that he could pay for her fare. At Cromford Hill his brakes failed on a steep slope and having mounted the pavement at a bend was thrown off after 20 yards and struck his head. He was taken to Wirksworth Cottage Hospital before being transferred to the Derby Royal Infirmary. He died on 17 October 1936 at the Derby Royal Infirmary (now London Road Community Hospital), St Peter, Derby, at age 50; of septic meningoencepahalitis (inflammation of the brain and spinal chord) following a depressed fracture of the skull occasioned by being accidentally thrown from his cycle. The death was registered on 20 Oct 1936 by TH Bishop, Derby Coroner, following an inquest the previous day. At the inquest it was said that since leaving the army in 1919 he had suffered from bronchitis, asthma and haemorrhage.

     Ethel Marion Hann was born on 13 October 1886 at Chatham, Medway. She was the daughter of Adam Hann and Elizabeth Pike Martin. As of between 1888 and 5 April 1891, Ethel Marion Hann lived at Salutary Place (now Belmont Road) 23, Exeter, Devon. She was a High School teacher on 31 March 1901. As of 31 March 1901, Ethel Marion Hann lived at Sefton Street 141, Southport, Merseyside; was recorded as Ethel M Hames and staying with William Ashworth (gardener at Trinity Hall) and his mother Alice. As of 2 April 1911, Ethel Marion Hann lived at Ladysmith Avenue 20, Sheffield, South Yorkshire; was staying with Charlotte Clarke (music teacher.) As of 12 September 1972, Ethel Marion Hann lived at Green Meadows, Colwell Bay, Isle of Wight. She died on 12 September 1972 at Isle of Wight at age 85. She was buried after 12 September 1972 at Whippingham - Isle of Wight Crematorium, East Cowes, Isle of Wight. Her estate was probated on 25 October 1972; (Estate value £6681.)

     Violet Evelyn Howard was born in December 1906 at Holloway, Greater London. She was the daughter of Herbert John Kilmister Howard and Kate Gardiner. As of 2 April 1911, Violet Evelyn Howard lived at Plumstead High Street 175, Plumstead, Greater London; was living with her paternal grandfather and his family.

     Albert Edward Hann was born on 18 February 1887 at Chard, Somerset. He was the son of Samuel Hann and Mary Jane Burridge. As of 5 April 1891, Albert Edward Hann lived at Tref Newydd (New Town) (491), Clase, Abertawe (Swansea). As of 5 April 1891, Albert Edward Hann lived at Tref Newydd (New Town) (491), Clase, Abertawe (Swansea). As of between 1892 and 11 September 1899, Albert Edward Hann lived at Heol Eaton (Eaton Road) 56, Brynhyfryd (Landore), Abertawe (Swansea). Albert was charged on 11 Sep 1899 with stealing two young prize pigeons and pleaded not guilty but was found guilty un 14 Sep and fined 3/6. As of 31 March 1901, Albert Edward Hann lived at Heol Eaton (Eaton Road) 121, Brynhyfryd (Landore), Abertawe (Swansea). He married Maggie Sullivan in June 1907 at Abertawe (Swansea). As of 1909, Albert Edward Hann lived at Stryd Newydd (New Street) 4, Brynhyfryd (Landore), Abertawe (Swansea). As of 13 September 1910, Albert Edward Hann lived at Stryd Frederic (Frederick Street) 6, Brynhyfryd (Landore), Abertawe (Swansea). He was a general haulier between 13 September 1910 and 29 September 1939. As of 2 April 1911, Albert Edward Hann lived at Stryd Frederic (Frederick Street) 4, Brynhyfryd (Landore), Abertawe (Swansea). On 21 Apr 1913 Albert was sentenced to two terms of one month imprisonment for to run consecutively for assauilting his parents. He received 9 days remission rather than 14 days, possibly as his fine for stealing pigeons was still outstanding. In June 1916 his wife took him to court for persistent cruelty. Albert again appeared in court, this time in March 1917, for gaming on a Sunday. It was reported in the Cambria Daily Leader on 5 July 1917 for child neglect. An NSPCC inspector gave evidence that he would not work, the house was in dirty condtion and this five children were malnourished. His wife said that he rarely gave her any money and whilst he was supposed to be ill he played tip-cat with the local boys. The Chairman of the Bench told him he was a 'lazy hound' and would be sent to a place where he would not be able to play tip-cat. He having been sentenced to 3 months in prison for cruelty to children was granted 14 days remission and was imprisoned between 5 July 1917 and 20 September 1917. He was at Swansea Police Court yet again on 13 November 1917. This time for animal cruelty having driven a horse to the Uplands on 27 October with a heavy load of coal when the horse already had two sores under its saddle which were congealed and from which matter was flowing. He was fined £25 or three months imprisonment. He having not paid the £25 fine for ill-treating a horse been sentenced to or a £25 was granted 14 days remission his default 90 days prison sentence and was sent to gaol between 20 February 1918 and 6 May 1918. As of between 1921 and 29 September 1939, Albert Edward Hann lived at Stryd Frederic (Frederick Street) 3, Brynhyfryd (Landore), Abertawe (Swansea). He was sentenced at Swansea Borough Court to 21 days' imprisonment for being drunk amd disorderly on 19 December 1921. Was released on 8 January 1922 having paid 30s of the 40s fine (alternative to imprisonment) and recorded as being a 5' 3.5" tall 35 year-old shoemaker with dark brown hair. He registered with Swansea County Borough Council under the National Registration Act. Was registered as Albert E Hanns on 29 September 1939. As of between 1945 and December 1956, Albert Edward Hann lived at Heol Manselton (Manselton Road) 147, Manselton, Abertawe (Swansea). He died in December 1956 at Abertawe (Swansea) at age 69.

     Emma Julia Hann was born before 28 May 1887 at Chard R D, Somerset. She was christened on 28 May 1887 at St John the Evangelist Church, Tatworth, Somerset. She was the daughter of John Albert Hann and Elizabeth Way.