Im doing some research on the residents of The Dower House and its gardeners cottage Dower Lodge located at 8 Tonbridge Road in Pembury. Today and since the 1950's the Dower Lodge became a private residence called " St Ediths" and since about the mid 1980's The Dower House became the Mercure Hotel.
I am interested in obtaining information about the following members of the bird family who lived there in the 1950's. Below is the information I have to date.
Directories
1952 to 1954.........Two listings (1) Mrs I.E. Bird, The Dower House Pembury (2) Mrs T.E. Bird, The Lodge, The Dower House, Pembury
1948 to 1953......... Mrs I.E. Bird, The Dower House, Pembury
1957....................Mrs I,E. Bird, St Ediths, Pembury (St Ediths used to be called The Lodge, The Dower House)
Death...........Irene E. Bird born 1886 death reg at Tonbridge June qtr 1958
Probate.........Irene Edith Bird of St Ediths, Tonbirdge Road, Pembury, widow, died April 3,1958. Probate to Midland Bank Executors and Trustee Company Limited; Joseph William Henry Bird, civil servant, and Maria Irene Helena Carroll, single woman. Estate valued at 5,966 pounds.
Birth..........Joseph William Henry Bird Sept. 3,1909 India. Baptised October 1,1909 at Poona, Bombay, India ; son of Tresa Edith Birth (T.E. Bird in above directories ?) and William Richard Bird.
Death...........Joseph William Bird, born September 3,1909 death reg December 1993 at Bracknell, Berkshire.
Any information about Irene Edith Bird and Tresa Edith Bird ; their parents (names and dates of birth and death only required) ; their children (just the number of children they each had is sufficient) and the names/birth/death dates for their spouces. The number of siblings Irene and Tresa had is all that is required for their siblings. I could not find a death or probate for Tresa Edith Bird so that is of interest also. She appears at The Lodge Dower House in the directories of 1952-1954 but is gone afterwards. I would have thought she died in Pembury but could find a record.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.