Windy ridge, well end,near Barnet, Hertfordshire.

[Eilleen]

I thought there was something about his death in the newspaper, but cannot find it again,

I use to use " Find my past " but now have " British newspapers " which I find the search engine

rubbish ( maybe its just me ) 

below is his will, but I do not need to know about the family , I have that .

just where He died .

[Rattus]

Possibly Windy Ridge, Arkley Lane, Arkley, Barnet EN5 3JR.

[[Ray]]

I agree with Rattus.

Windy Ridge, Arkley Lane, Arkley, Barnet EN5 3JR
 


Why not try . . . . . .
 
Barnet Museum
 31 Wood Street, Barnet, EN5 4BE
 020 8440 8066
 www.barnetmuseum.co.uk
 enquiries@barnetmuseum.co.uk
 https://www.facebook.com/barnetmuseum
 

 
Ray
 

[Eilleen]

Thank you for all your help 

Happy New Year 

[cath151]

If you have FindMyPast search the addresses I th 1939 register, there is a Windy Ridge, Well End Barnet R D...looks to be a private residence with a possible surname connection.

Cathy

[cuffie81]

Following on from Cathy's suggestion...

Electoral registers:
1927-1929: Windy Bank, Well End, Shenley - Edward Arthur Every-Clayton, Elsie Every-Clayton
1930: Windy Ridge, Well End, Shenley - Edward Arthur Every-Clayton, Elsie Every-Clayton

I couldn't find any newspaper references to Frederick's death.

It looks like Edward Arthur and Frederick Oswald are half-brothers though...

GRO BMD references:
1892 Q3 Marriage: Edward E Every-Clayton & Mary Fetherstonhaugh Heylin; Newcastle T; 10b; 138
1905 Q4 Death: Mary Fetherstonhaugh Every-Clayton; age 43 (born c1862); Skipton; 09a; 33
1907 Q3 Marriage: Edward E Every-Clayton & Emily May Tooze; Richmond S.; 02a; 1063
1936 Q2 Death: Edward Every Every-Clayton; age 68 (born c1868); Paddington; 01a; 39

1895 Q2 Birth: Dorothy Mary Every-Clayton (mmn: Heylin); Skipton; 09a; 43
1897 Q2 Birth: Edith Margaret Every-Clayton (mmn: Heylin); Skipton; 09a; 54
1899 Q4 Birth: Edward Arthur Every-Clayton (mmn: Heylin); Skipton; 09a; 44
1905 Q4 Birth: Ruth Fetherstonhaugh Every-Clayton (mmn: Heylin); Skipton; 09a; 39
1912 Q3 Birth: Frederick Oswald Every-Clayton (mmn: Tooze); Skipton; 09a; 75

Censuses:
1901 Skipton, Yorkshire
Edward Every-Clayton and wife Mary (nee Heylin; mother of Edward Arthur)
And 3 children
Ref RG13; Piece 4033; Folio 96; Page 8
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:X95L-HZ5

1911 Skipton, Yorkshire
Edward Every-Clayton and second wife Emily May (nee Tooze; mother of Frederick Oswald)
And 3 children
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XWNN-Q55

1911 Arnside, Westmorland
Edward Arthur Every-Clayton.
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:X7JJ-VHB

Probates:
Edward Every Every-Layton
of 68 King Edwards-grove Teddington Middlesex
died 12 June 1936 at St Lukes Hospital Bayswater Middlesex
Probate London 8 Aug to
Leopold Ernest Valentine Every-Clayton doctor of medicine
and Thomas Chambers Robinson solicitor
Effects £1009 2s 9d

https://probatesearch.service.gov.uk/Calendar?surname=clayton&yearOfDeath=1936#calendar

Newspapers:
Burnley Gazette
07 Oct 1905
Death Of Mrs Every-Clayton, Of Skipton
- Wife of Edward Every-Clayton, manager of York City Bank, Skipton
- Gave birth on Sep 11th
- Taken ill at residence West Bank, on Sunday last and expired soon after
- 43 years old
- Leaves husband and 4 children

Manchester Courier and Lancashire General Advertiser
02 Aug 1907
Marriages
Every-Clayton--Tooze -- On the 29th July, at Richmond, Surrey, Edward E. Every-Clayton, of West Bank, Skipton, Yorks, to Emily May (Sissy), only daughter of Arthur E. Tooze, Barrister-at-Law, of the Middle Temple, London, E.C.

Dundee Courier
04 Jul 1938
Marriages
Galloway--Every-Clayton -- At St Paul's, Durban, Natal, on 20th June, by the Rev. L. H. Hancock, John Campbell Galloway, of Alyth, to Emily May Every-Clayton, of Richmond, Surrey, only daughter of the late Arthur Edward Tooze, barrister-at-law, Middle-Temple, London, and widow of Edward Every Every-Clayton, of Carr Hall, Nelson, Lancashire.

[trish18]

Young Frederick's death may have been a tragic coincidence but I am inclined to agree, it does sound as if there may have been more to it.

The death announcement was published in The Times a couple of months after his death & burial, along with the announcement of the death of his father.

He is buried in Shenleybury churchyard, which I believe is opposite Shenley Hospital (which Ray mentioned in an earlier post).
The burial register has his name entered as Edward Oswald,not Frederick Oswald, which is curious.
There are numerous burials in the register of people who's abode was entered as 'Mental Hospital,Shenley' but also many people from the village and surrounding area.

Have you thought about obtaining his death certificate to see if it throws any light on the mystery?

Regards

Trish

[Eilleen]

Thank you all so much for time spent  searching  for my mystery,

you have all done such a lot ,

Eilleen.