Whittle family

[Jamjar]

1901: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XS4T-SWL

1911: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:X75S-KW1

WHITTLE, CATHERINE  SARAH mmn CHAPLIN 
GRO Reference: 1893  M Quarter in MARKET BOSWORTH  Volume 07A  Page 84
1911: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:X754-JZ3
Married:
Sep 1920 Hinckley 7a 165
CLARKE Percy W
WHITTLE Kathleen S
Deaths:
CLARKE, PERCY  WILLIAM  53 
GRO Reference: 1953  M Quarter in HINCKLEY  Volume 03A  Page 590  Occasional Copy: A
CLARKE KATHLEEN SARAH 27JAN1893
1975 D Quarter in HINCKLEY 6 1331

WHITTLE, WILLIAM  CHAPLIN mmn CHAPLIN 
GRO Reference: 1896  J Quarter in HINCKLEY  Volume 07A  Page 47

Dec 1969 Hinckley 3a 1407
WHITTLE William Chaplin 14Ap1896

WHITTLE, HORACE  JOHN STANLEY mmn CHAPLIN 
GRO Reference: 1898  M Quarter in HINCKLEY  Volume 07A  Page 49

Sep 1971 Leicester C.    3am1060
WHITTLE Horace John S -Ja1898

WHITTLE, ELSIE  MAY mmn CHAPLIN 
GRO Reference: 1905  J Quarter in HINCKLEY  Volume 07A  Page 45

Jamjar

[a-l]

Thank you very much jam jar, that is the correct family 😀

[Jool]

A newspaper article referring to William C. Whittle and his wife Clara Whittle.  I haven't found a follow up to this in the newspapers.

Birmingham Daily Gazette 23 December 1932.
"William C. Whittle applied for an order under the Married Woman's Act made against him in respect of his wife, Clara Whittle, of Waterloo Square, Hinckley, to be revoked.  Respondent did not appear but it was stated that a doctor had certified her as unfit to attend court and the application was adjourned for 28 days."

[a-l]

Thank you Jool. That is very interesting as he appears to have been a bit of a rogue, so that fits in well.

[isobel51]

Jool

Would you be able to find out about the next court case of William C Whittle. See you comment from Birmingham Daily Gazette 23 December 1932.  It was adjourned for 28 days.  Thank you.