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Charles JENNINGS

1850 – 1916 · Guiseley, West Yorkshire
👶Birth
1850
🏛️ Irish Potato Famine
Guiseley, West Yorkshire 📍
💒Marriage (50)
27/02/1900
🏛️ Second Boer War
Elizabeth NEWTON
St Andrew Parish Church, Finghall, North Yorkshire 📍 Free BMD
Ref: Leyburn 9d 905
Marriage Certificate
📎 Marriage
🏠Lived (51)
1901
🏛️ Death of Queen Victoria
26 Alexandra Road, Blackpool, Lancashire 📍
with Elizabeth NEWTON 1901 Census 📎 Census
💼Occupation (51)
1901
Company House Keeper
26 Alexandra Road, Blackpool, Lancashire 📍 1901 Census
🏠Lived (61)
1911
🏛️ National Insurance Act
26 Alexandra Road, Blackpool, Lancashire 📍 1911 Census 📎 Census
✝️Death (66)
29/08/1916
🏛️ First World War
26 Alexandra Road, Blackpool, Lancashire 📍 Newspaper Clipping

Death Notice in West Lancashire Evening Gazette 1st September 1916

JENNINGS on August 29th at 26 Alexandra Road, South Shore, Charles Jennings aged 67 years.

🪦Burial
01/09/1916
🏛️ Battle of the Somme
Layton Cemetery, Talbot Road, Blackpool, Lancashire 📍
Grave R278 Grave Headstone
Burial Records
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The headstone at Grave R278 reads:

IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
CHARLES
THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF
ELIZABETH JENNINGS
WHO DIED AUGUST 29th 1916 IN HIS 67th YEAR

ALSO JOSIAS INGLESON
WHO DIED OCT.R 7th 1929 AGED 70 YEARS

"PEACE PERFECT PEACE"

Email from Blackpool Cemetery Records Office:

Ellen Ingleson died at 15 St. Bede's Avenue, Blackpool and was buried in Grave Ref. R278 at Layton Cemetery, Blackpool on 25 April 1934. Unfortunately, the Register does not show a date of death but it would have been

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