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Charles Newton INGLESON

1884 – 1959 · Finghall, Leyburn, North Yorkshire
Partner: Annie HILL
Father: Josias INGLESON · Mother: Ellen NEWTON
👶Birth
18/03/1884
🏛️ Third Reform Act
Finghall, Leyburn, North Yorkshire 📍 Find My Past
Ref: Leyburn 9d 678
Charles Newton
Baptism
20/04/1884
St Andrew Parish Church, Finghall, North Yorkshire 📍 Baptism Records 📎 Baptism
🏠Lived (7)
1891
🏛️ Free elementary education
Village Street, Stapleford, Hertfordshire 📍 1891 Census 📎 Census
💼Occupation (7)
1891
Scholar 1891 Census
🏠Lived (17)
1901
🏛️ Second Boer War
Stables, Hutton Hall, Hutton, North Yorkshire 📍 1901 Census 📎 Census
💼Occupation (17)
1901
🏛️ Death of Queen Victoria
Groom 1901 Census
🏠Lived (27)
1911
🏛️ National Insurance Act
Eaton Hall, Chester, Cheshire 📍 📎 Census
💼Occupation (27)
1911
Motor car washer for Duke of Westminster
💒Marriage (28)
02/12/1912
🏛️ Sinking of RMS Titanic
Annie HILL
Sheriff Hutton Parish Church, North Yorkshire 📍 familysearch.org
Marriage Certificate
📎 Marriage
🏠Lived (37)
1921
🏛️ Irish Free State established
Eccleston, Chester, Cheshire 📍 1921 Census 📎 Census
💼Occupation (37)
1921
Chauffeur for AW Vernon - Builder 1921 Census
🏠Lived (55)
1939
🏛️ Second World War
2 Gladstone Avenue, Chester, Cheshire 📍
with Annie HILL 1939 NHS Register 📎 1939 Register
💼Occupation (55)
1939
Motor Driver Heavy Worker 1939 NHS Register
🏠Lived (75)
1959
2 Gladstone Avenue, Chester, Cheshire 📍
with Annie HILL Probate Index
✝️Death (75)
15/11/1959
Chester City Hospital, Hoole Lane, Chester, Cheshire 📍 Probate Index
⚖️Probate
23/12/1959
Chester, Cheshire 📍
Effects: £535 14s 9d 📎 Probate
Notes

No children

Lived in Gladstone Avenue, Chester worked for Vernons builders and drove a lorry.

His wife Annie used to dust coal and the hedge - very house proud. Quite austere. They refused to upgrade from gas to electricity.

He may have worked for Duke of Westminster in stables with horses.

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