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Henry OYSTON

1861 – 1939 · Snape, Bedale, North Yorkshire
Father: Josias OYSTON · Mother: Mary ANDERSON
👶Birth
1861
🏛️ Death of Prince Albert
Snape, Bedale, North Yorkshire 📍 Roger Hannam
🏠Lived
1861
Snape, Bedale, North Yorkshire 📍 📎 Census
🏠Lived (10)
1871
🏛️ Bank Holidays introduced
Snape, Bedale, North Yorkshire 📍 📎 Census
🏠Lived (20)
1881
Spings House, Snape, Bedale, North Yorkshire 📍
💼Occupation (20)
1881
Indoor farm servant
💒Marriage (26)
1887
🏛️ Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee
Mary Jane SCOTT
Leyburn, North Yorkshire 📍 Ancestry.co.uk
🏠Lived (30)
1891
🏛️ Free elementary education
22 Cuthbert Street, Thornaby, Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham 📍
with Mary Jane SCOTT 📎 Census
💼Occupation (31)
1892
Ironworks Labourer Birth Certificate
🏠Lived (40)
1901
🏛️ Second Boer War
Snape, Bedale, North Yorkshire 📍
with Mary Jane SCOTT 📎 Census
🏠Lived (50)
1911
🏛️ National Insurance Act
Snape, Bedale, North Yorkshire 📍 📎 Census
✝️Death (78)
16/07/1939
🏛️ Second World War
Snape, Bedale, North Yorkshire 📍 Grave Headstone
🪦Burial
abt 19/07/1939
St Michael's Church, Well, Bedale, North Yorkshire 📍 📎 Grave

IN LOVING MEMORY OF
MARY JANE OYSTON
WIFE OF HENRY OYSTON OF SNAPE
WHO DIED ? 1908
?

ALSO
OF HERBERT OYSTON SON OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED ? 1909
AGED 12 YEARS

ALSO
OF PRIVATE JOSIAS OYSTON
YORKSHIRE REG.T
KILLED IN ACTION IN FRANCE
AUGUST 31ST 1916
AGED 24 YEARS

ALSO
HENRY OYSTON HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE WHO
DIED JULY 16TH 1939 AGED 78 YEARS

Children with Mary Jane SCOTT
F
b. 1887, Snape, Bedale, North Yorkshire · d. 1941 · m. 1906 Frederick William BINKS
F
b. 1889, Snape, Bedale, North Yorkshire · d. 1960, Claro, West Yorkshire
M
b. 1892, 22 Cuthbert Street, Thornaby, Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham · d. 1916
M
b. 1894, Snape, Bedale, North Yorkshire · d. 1981, Prospect House, Snape, Bedale, North Yorkshire · m. 1935 Sarah A WATSON
M
b. 1897, Snape, Bedale, North Yorkshire · d. 1909, Snape, Bedale, North Yorkshire
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