Tyril had a small holding near Chester. He later had a taxi business, but when war was declared in 1939 he had to go into aircraft production.

Tyril was so named because his father Charles Hutchings and Charles's brothers and sisters were orphaned and all sent to different places.

At about the age of 8, Charles was sent to an orphanage in Cheltenham and his great friend there was a boy called Tyril so Charles and Emily decided to call their second baby boy Tyril.

However just before this was done, Charles's brother Henry arrived on the doorstep. They had not heard from each other since they were parted as children.

So in celebration the baby was named Henry and the next son was duly called Tyril.

Henry senior was the last member of the family to be reunited with his siblings. The others had gradually found each other over the years.

It transpired that Henry had been staying nearby and someone had told him that another Hutchings was running a business nearby.

As there were no other Hutchings nearby, Henry decided to call on the off chance and it paid off!