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Arthur Bennett TODD

1907 – 1967 · Prestwich, Manchester, Lancashire
👶Birth
30/09/1907
Prestwich, Manchester, Lancashire 📍 Free BMD
1939 NHS Register
💒Marriage (32)
16/09/1939
🏛️ Second World War
Kathleen Rita TATTERSALL
Gatley Congregational Church, Elm Road, Gatley, Cheshire 📍 Marriage Civil Registration Index
Cheshire BMD
Newspaper Clipping
📎 Image

CHEADLE and GATLEY
TODD—TATTERSALL MARRIAGE
A Well Known Local Couple
Gatley Congregational Church was the scene of a fashionable wedding on Saturday afternoon, when Mr Arthur B. Todd, elder son of Mrs M. L. Todd, of 45, Springfield Road, Gatley, was married to Miss Kathleen Rita Tattersall, only daughter of Mr J. E. Tattersall, of 61, Altrincham Road, Gatley. The Rev. Norman Garnett, B.A., B.D., was the officiating minister.
Both the bride and bridegroom are well-known in Cheadle and Gatley.

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🏠Lived (32)
29/09/1939
6 Alcester Road, Gatley, Cheshire 📍 1939 NHS Register 📎 1939 Register
🏠Lived (35)
30/03/1942
6 Alcester Road, Gatley, Cheshire 📍
with Kathleen Rita TATTERSALL Will
💼Occupation (60)
1967
Office Manager for Gas Board
✝️Death (60)
27/10/1967
30 Barcheston Road, Cheadle, Cheshire 📍 Free BMD
Probate Index
🔥Cremation
01/11/1967
Manchester Crematorium, Barlow Moor Road, Chorlton-cum-Hardy, Manchester, Lancashire 📍 Newspaper Clipping 📎 Obituary

Mr A. B. Todd
THE funeral took place at Manchester Crematorium on Wednesday last week of Mr Arthur Bennett Todd (60), of 30 Barchester Road, Cheadle, who died on the previous Friday. The Rev. D. J. Weekes, of Cheadle Parish Church, officiated.
The mourners were: Mrs K. R. Todd, Miss R. Todd, Mrs S. Todd, Mrs K. Stride, Mr and Mrs Kershaw, Mr and Mrs T. M. Dodd, Mr E. C. Clark, Mr K. M. Goldsworthy, Mr H. Aynsley, Mr H. L. Pratt, Mr A. H. Barrington, Mr W. E. Howell, Mr and Mrs C. Josiffe.
Mr H.

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⚖️Probate
28/11/1967
Manchester, Lancashire 📍
Effects £7085 Probate Index 📎 Probate
Rosemary TODD
🌿 Living
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