Henry C. Hamblin

[keyboard86]

On, the GRO Index  the birth of Beatrice Lilian Turner had mmn REED, there is a  marriage of George Henry Turner to possibly Emma Ellen Reed Biggleswade 1869
Keyboard86

PS has that already been identified on the other thread, it is so hard working in the dark on this?

[johnP-bedford]

On, the GRO Index  the birth of Beatrice Lilian Turner had mmn REED, there is a  marriage of George Henry Turner to possibly Emma Ellen Reed Biggleswade 1869
Keyboard86

PS has that already been identified on the other thread, it is so hard working in the dark on this?

Keyboard - That has been established, this topic was opened to look into Harry Cyril Hamblin; there is another topic to look into Beatrice Lilian Turner, you have to keep an eye on both topics to keep up to date.
  https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=834257.9

Cheers John

[keyboard86]

  John, that is the trouble ploughing through page after page on another thread is not my idea of fun, but will concentrate on elusive Henry C Hamblin b c 1873 or 1869 St Pancras, were the deaths of both him and Beatrice L found?
Keyboard86

Did George Henry Turner marry a Jane later?

[janan]

John, that is the trouble ploughing through page after page on another thread is not my idea of fun, but will concentrate on elusive Henry C Hamblin b c 1873 or 1869 St Pancras, were the deaths of both him and Beatrice L found?
Keyboard86

Did George Henry Turner marry a Jane later?

George Henry certainly lived with a Jane but I haven't found a marriage. Emma Ellen was still alive so maybe he didn't want to commit bigamy.

The trouble is the original Hamblin thread which Calpe started to look for Mary Clare nee Hamblin, exploded into other areas so there is a lot on there.

I don't know if deaths for Henry and Beatrice Hamblin have been found.

[Richmond Parka]

One of my two surviving cousins both 85 asked me that exact same question today.
Henry, he thinks died in Hounslow. I do too. His last days were spent there. My best estimate 1948-49
Beatrice died shortly before, buried accordingly to my mother their youngest daughter in Southhall, best estimate 1946-7
Over the years I have physicly looked her grave in the grossly neglected burial sites, most recently  2 weeks back with my own daughter. In hope to find this age of death.
I did search with my mother when living too. I do wonder if they are buried together.
I contacted Ealing council who issue a standard letter responce sugesting I join ancestry. ie, go away.

[heywood]

Likely death

Staines, Middlesex January 1944
Beatrice L Hamblin b abt 1873

There is a death in Wandsworth, 1948
Henry Hamlin Born abt 1873

I think I offered that for some reason on the other thread.

[jonw65]

Henry is alive in 1939, is he not?
With an alleged date of birth, that has not been mentioned here?

I promise that I am not claiming that the 1939 Register in any way resembles a census!
Am in enough trouble with that tonight!

Electoral registers?
John

[jonw65]

Staines, Middlesex January 1944
Beatrice L Hamblin b abt 1873

There is a death in Wandsworth, 1948
Henry Hamlin Born abt 1873

I think I offered that for some reason on the other thread.

Which other thread?
Register of graves, Havelock Cemetery  (or Havelock Norwood?)
Interred together there are
Beatrice Lillian Hamblin, buried 4 March 1944, age 71
Henry Hamblin, buried 15 May 1948, age 76

Grave 52, Section C (B)
Or something like that!
Image is on ancestry.

[jonw65]

Well done heywood

Back to 1939
Electoral Register
Hammersmith (South)
5 St Peters Grove
Henry Hamblin
Beatrice Hamblin (Senr.)
George Albert Hamblin
Beatrice Hamblin (Junr.)
Walter Hamblin