Birth 13/04/1906 🏛️ Labour Party wins first seats | Southport, Lancashire 📍 Mother: HALLEN ⓘDeath Certificate Index 1939 NHS Register Birth Civil Registration Index |
Marriage (26) 1932 🏛️ Great Depression | Arthur David SADLER Southport, Lancashire 📍 ⓘFind My Past Ref: Ormskirk 8b 1752 Arthur D Sadler - Halsall |
Lived (33) 1939 🏛️ Second World War | 148 Scarisbrick New Road, Southport, Lancashire 📍 with Arthur David SADLER ⓘ1939 NHS Register 📎 1939 Register |
Lived (53) 1959 | 148 Scarisbrick New Road, Southport, Lancashire 📍 with Arthur David SADLER ⓘBurial Records of father Frank |
Lived (53) 02/10/1959 | 25 Scarisbrick New Road, Southport, Lancashire 📍 with Arthur David SADLER |
Lived (58) 1964 | 60a Bankfield Lane, Churchtown, Southport, Lancashire 📍 with Arthur David SADLER ⓘCremation Records |
Death (58) 27/08/1964 | District General Hospital Southport, Lancashire 📍 ⓘFind My Past Ref: Southport 10f 531 Aged 58 Cremation Records 📎 Obituary |
Cremation 31/08/1964 | Southport Crematorium, Southport Road, Southport, Lancashire 📍 Her ashes were laid to rest on Silver Birch Glade ⓘCremation Records |
Children with Arthur David SADLER
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b. 1935, Southport, Lancashire · d. 1935, Southport, Lancashire
b. 1938, Southport, Lancashire · d. 2001, Chorley, Lancashire · m. 1960 Reginald Geoffrey BOLTON
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Notes
According to notes from Nadine Crabtree she had a twin sister Edith called Edie born 13th April 1906 who died in 1999. Other sister Ada (Eagar) born 17th April 1902 died October 1991 aged 89 and cremated 1st November 1991.
Birth records also show Phyllis born 1907, Hallen James born 1914, Charles Reginald born 1904 and William Henry born 1900.
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