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• _UID: EFB4DE0F03DA4D2CA567968159B49F3DF270

Notes:

Air Commodore R E deT Vintras (26127)

Roland Eugene de Trevieres b: 18 May 1908 r: 1 Aug 1949 d: 15 Jan 1984

CBE - 13 Jun 1946, CLoM (Cdr) - 16 Apr 1946.

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Plt Off: 27 Jul 1929, Fg Off: 27 Jan 1931, Flt Lt: 27 Jan 1935, Sqn Ldr: 1 Aug 1938, (T) Wg Cdr: 1 Dec 1940, Act Gp Capt: 24 Aug 1942?, Wg Cdr (WS): 24 Feb 1943, Act A/Cdre: 1 Oct 1944, Gp Capt (WS): 1 Apr 1945 - 1 Nov 1947, Gp Capt: 1 Jul 1947, A/Cdre: Retained.

xx xxx 1927: Flight Cadet, 'A' Sqn, RAF College.
27 Jul 1929: Pilot/Photographic Officer, No 33 Sqn.
14 Feb 1931: Pilot/Photographic Officer, No 39 Sqn.
7 Mar 1933: Supernumerary, RAF Depot.
10 May 1933: Supernumerary, HQ ADGB.
xx Aug 1933: Attended Central Flying School.
8 Nov 1933: QFI, No 5 FTS.
17 Jan 1936: QFI, No 10 FTS.
1 Nov 1936: Flight Commander, No 66 Sqn.
23 Oct 1937: Squadron Commander, No 4 FTS - RAF Abu Sueir
4 Nov 1938: Supernumerary, No 1 RAF Depot.
23 Jan 1939: Attended RAF Staff College
25 Aug 1939: Air Staff, Directorate of Plans.
xx xxx xxxx: Staff Officer, Allied Military Committee - Supreme War Council.
9 Sep 1940: Staff, Strategic Planning Section - Joint Planning Staff.
xx xxx 1941: Staff, Assistant Chief of the Air Staff (Policy).
24 Aug 1942?: Deputy Director of Plans.
xx xxx xxxx: Officer Commanding, RAF ?.
1 Oct 1944: Director of Intelligence (Research).
1 Oct 1945: Director of Intelligence (Operations).
xx xxx xxxx: Staff, Joint Intelligence Bureau, Ministry of Defence.

Winning a 'Prize Scholarship' to the RAF College at Cranwell in 1927, which he represented at Fencing and Athletics. He was awarded the Humanities Prize on graduation in 1929, being posted to No 33 Sqn at Eastchurch. Initially flying Hawker Horsleys, it was not long before the squadron became the first to be equipped with the new Hawker Hart. Whilst serving with 33, he qualified as both a photographic and parachute officer to the squadron. His first overseas posting came in ?, when he joined No 39 Squadron at Risalpur in India, also flying the Hart.
Returning to the operational environment, he joined No 66 Squadron at Duxford, this time flying Gloster Gauntlets. In 1937 he led the squadron formation aerobatic team at the Coronation display at Hendon. Shortly after this in 1938 he was posted overseas again, this time to Egypt.
In 1938 he was offered the post of British Liaison Officer to the French in Beirut, being qualified as a French interpreter. However shortly after this he passed the Staff College examination but his request to carry out this duty for two years before attending the RAF Staff College was rejected, for which he was later grateful.
With the outbreak of war imminent he, along with the other members of the course were posted to study their war appointments. In his case this was to RAF Catterick where he trained to be a fighter sector controller. Returning to Andover and completion of his staff course, after which he joined HMS Glasgow for a pre leave attachment. Shortly prior to the outbreak of war, he found that he was not to become a fighter controller after all, instead of which he was posted to the Air Ministry and an appointment in the Directorate of Plans. However, on arrival he met Paddy Bandon (later ACM The Earl of Bandon), who told him that he (Bandon) had been appointed to the Supreme War Council as a Staff Officer. Being unable to speak French, Bandon asked Vintras if he would like to 'swap' jobs and so Roland Vintras became staff officer to AVM Sir Douglas Evill.
One of his duties was to organize an air service between Hendon and France for members of the Allied Military Committee and others involved in negotiations and planning with the French authorities. Following the fall of France, he joined the Joint Planning Committee under Group Capt William Dickson. He immediately became involved in negotiations with Britain's oldest ally, Portugal. As a result he found himself Acting as a liaison officer to the Portuguese representative who had carried out a survey of the Azores as a possible base for long range anti submarine aircraft. These negotiations becoming extremely detailed and drawn out and requiring him traveling to Portugal on a number of occasions. Ultimately however, the negotiations paid dividends when the Portuguese agreed to allow the Allies to use facilities in the Azores resulting in the establishment of No 247 Group. Operating 'Very Long Range' Fortresses and Liberators, the Group was able to close what had become known as the 'Atlantic Gap'. As secretary of the Committee he also attended the Conferences at Casablanca, Algiers and Washington in 1943.
Returning to England, he was appointed Base/Station Commander of RAF ? in Lincolnshire, part of No 5 Group, but it was not long before he was asked to accompany yet another mission to Portugal. However, prior to leaving it was suggested by AVM F F Inglis that he would be ideally suited to the vacant post of Director of Intelligence (Research). Having completed his mission to Portugal, he returned to London and was shortly afterwards promoted to Air Commodore and installed as DoI(R). He later became the Director of Intelligence and after the war he served in the Joint Intelligence Bureau of the Ministry of Defence until he retired for personal reasons.


Biography:
His Biography can be found at:
http://www.rafweb.org/Biographies/Vintras.htm

Roland married Ransome Bentley, Barbara Patricia on 5 Dec 1931 in Bombay, , Maharashtra, India. Barbara (daughter of Ransome Bentley, Ernest George) was born on 12 Dec 1910; died on 5 Mar 1999 in District Haywards Heath. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Married:
First name(s) Barbara Patricia
Last name Ransome Bentley
Marriage year 1931
Marriage date 5 Dec 1931
Spouse's first name Roland Eugene De Treviers
Spouse's last name Vintras
Place Bombay
Presidency Bombay
Groom's age 23
Bride's age 20
Groom's father's first name George Charles Louis Bartler
Groom's father's last name Vintras
Bride's father's first name Ernest George
Bride's father's last name Ransome Bentley
Catalogue description Parish register transcripts from the Presidency of Bombay, 1709-1948, :
Archive reference N-3-146
Folio number 175
Entry number 443
Record set British India Office Marriages
Category Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers)
Subcategory Parish Marriages
Collections from United Kingdom, Overseas / Unknown
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1. Living
2. Living
3. Vintras, Caroline Frances was born on 10 Aug 1946 in District Hendon; died on 3 Jul 2012 in Brighton, , Sussex, England.

Roland married Bexton, Ann L. in Jul-Sep 1962 in District Brighton. Ann was born est 1910; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Nationality: French
• _UID: 55AA55218F1949A89C12317DCD90E9F1A1BE
• Obituary: 17 Feb 1934
• Probate: 13 Apr 1934, London, , Greater London, England

Notes:

Obituary:
Source: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2444172/pdf/brmedj07140-0049a.pdf

The death took place at his residence in Brighton,
on February 10th, of GEORGE CHARLES Louis VINTRAS,
B.Sc.Paris, M.D.Durh. He was born in London sixtynine
years ago, son of Dr. Achille Vintras, founder of the
French Hospital and Dispensary in Shaftesbury Avenue,
and of the French Convalescent Home at Brighton.
Louis Vintras was educated in France and England, and
spoke and wrote French and English with equal facility.
He received his medical education at St. Mary's Hospital,
qualifying M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. in 1890. He was a
Knight of the Legion d'Honneur, and a Knight and
Officer of the Order of the Lion and Sun of Persia, and
also held the medal of King Albert of Belgium. He was
consulting physician to the French Hospital and director
of the French Convalescent Home in Brighton for twentyone
years, from 1907 to 1928. In his earlier years he
travelled extensively as medical officer in the Royal Mail
Steam Packet Company Service in the West Indies and
South America, and he also was medical, officer to
H.M. Transport Tagus in the Boer War. During the Great
War Dr. Vintras was commandant and medical officer to
the French Convalescent Home and Auxiliary Hospital
in Brighton. He had also been assistant secretary to the
French delegates at the Congres, of Hygiene and Demography
in London, 1891, and was physician to the Societe
des Gens de Lettres. He was for some years a member
of the British Medical Association, and had contributed
many articles to English and foreign medical journals.
Dr. Vintras was possessed of a very charming personality,
and when just over a year ago he recognized the fatal
character of his illness, his courageous acceptance of the
inevitable and his cheerful demeanour throughout were
a source of admiration and inspiration to all who came
across him.

Probate:
VINTRAS George Charles Louis of 127 Freshfield road Brighton died 10 February 1934 Probate London 13 April 1934 to Grace Hilda Vintras widow. Effects £1533 0s. 6d.

George married Maw, Grace Hilda between Jan and Mar 1905 in District Atcham. Grace (daughter of Maw, Arthur and Meyer, Grace) was born between Jan and Mar 1869 in Coalbrookdale, , Shropshire, England; died on 13 Jul 1948 in 54 Finchley Lane, Hendon, , Middlesex, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• _UID: 4464165EABE546BD9ABC03E08BD4BB35370B
• Census: 2 Apr 1871, Severn House, Baildwas Road, Madeley, , Shropshire, England
• Census: 3 Apr 1881, Oystermouth, , Glamorgan, Wales; 1 Norton Cottage
• Probate: 19 Feb 1949, London, , Greater London, England

Notes:

Birth:
First name(s) Grace Hilda
Last name Maw
Birth quarter 1
Birth year 1869
Mother's maiden name Meyer
District Madeley
County Shropshire
Country England
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Category Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers)
Subcategory Civil Births
Collections from United Kingdom, England
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Probate:
VINTRAS Grace Hilda of 54 Finchley lane Hendon Niddlesex widow died 13 July 1948 Administrtion London 19 February 1949 to Roland Eugene de Trevieres Vintras air commodore R.A.F. Effects £37253s. 6d.

Notes:

Married:
Cooper Robert Henry Atcham 6a 931
MAW Grace Hilda Atcham 6a 931
Roberts Evaline Henrietta M Atcham 6a 931
VINTRAS George Charles L B Atcham 6a 931

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• _UID: BB74D64FE39A4BCFA718BE3B226B1CA9F5CF
• Newspaper: 7 Oct 2014; The Argus

Notes:

Newspaper:
See http://www.theargus.co.uk/news/yesterdays/features/11518464.Cherishing_a_part_of_history/
«b»
«u»Cherishing a part of history
«/u»«/b»
A hundred years after Belgian soldiers were cared for at the French Convalescent Home in Brighton, the founder's great-granddaughter remembers the great work of her ancestors. FLORA THOMPSON reports.

SOME of the first soldiers to be wounded in the First World War were brought to a unique hospital in Brighton.
Amid the conflict, the French Convalescent Home, built only 18 years previously, cared for sick and injured Belgian soldiers.
The De Courcel Road base's respite care was appreciated so much that in 1920 the Army Council's War Office in London sent a certificate thanking the establishment, acting as a permanent recognition.

This year, on the centenary of the war, Penelope Adamson, 80, from Bury, near Pulborough, recalled the work of her great-grandfather, Dr Achille Vintras, who founded the home.
On behalf of the French government, the rest home received patients from the French Hospital in Shaftesbury Avenue, London, which Dr Vintras previously opened, and which served as a home for elderly French nationals.
The foundation stone was laid by French ambassador Baron de Courcel. It was built in red brick donated by Belgium in the style of a chateau.
However, Mrs Adamson said: "Sadly the bricks were too soft for the salty wind coming into such an exposed site, and later the building was rendered."
The second tower was erected in September 1904, with an addition to the east wing in July 1914.
Mrs Adamson said: "I'm very proud of the work of my ancestors and thought, with the celebrations surrounding the First World War, it would be good to remember it again.
"My grandfather was appointed the director of the home, and he lived there with his wife Hilda and his son Roland '96 who later became an air commodore.
"In 1914, the Government requisitioned the home and it became a military hospital. Soldiers were brought directly from the front, still in their muddy uniforms.
"They were nursed by French nuns and there are many photographs which have survived of the soldiers, and my father, then aged six, in the grounds, and pictures of the ward. We also have a notebook where Roland collected the details of veterans who wrote of their experiences in the trenches, where they were wounded and the battles they took part in. This is a most poignant and valuable document."
Pages from the book show entries from a number of Sussex soldiers, including a Mr Clarke, from Seaford, a Mr J Smith, from Falmer, and a Mr Stewart and a Mr Edmonson, both of the Royal Sussex Regiment in Brighton.
In 1986 the building, near «u»Brighton Marina «/u», was registered as a care and nursing home for 38 residents with the Brighton Health Authority and social services. And it was run by religious sisters until 1987.
Now known as The French Apartments, the seafront sanatorium was at risk of being demolished when it was sold to developers Bovis in 1999 and residents were moved to other homes.
But, thanks to a campaign launched by The Argus at the time and to the relief of supporters, English Heritage made it a Grade II-listed building for its architectural and historical importance. It was converted into luxury flats in 2003.
The unusual, château-style French Renaissance Revival building is believed to be unique in the UK and demonstrated innovation in its use of double glazing.
Catherine Gennaro, manager of the French Convalescent Home at the time of the threat, fought for the listing and expressed her shock at the plans to knock it down.
In 1997, former lightweight boxer Tony Brazil, who suffered brain damage, was a resident at the home.
And Hove boxer «u»Chris Eubank «/u» urged the home to stay open, adding: "We should respect our elders and do whatever we can to keep them from being disrupted and disturbed in this way."
Gerald Lip, cartoon editor for the Express and the man who drew the French Convalescent Home for a series on historic buildings in The Argus, was furious over the plans.
Mr Lip, who lived in Palmeira Avenue, Hove, at the time, vowed to support The Argus campaign.

Achille married Bartlett, Susan Ann between Apr and Jun 1872 in District St.Geo.H.Sq.. Susan was born about 1835 in Brixham, , Devonshire, England; died between Apr and Jun 1895 in District St.Geo.H.Sq.. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• _UID: 94AAB671D3A645158411FFA1A282016E0090

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 03937C4C255F4374953CF2A6CAA23281211D
• Residence: 1834, St Botolph, Aldersgate, London, England; Aldergate Street
• Census: 6 Jun 1841, Hastings, , Sussex, England; West Hill House, St Clement
• Census: 30 Mar 1851, 1 London Road, Worcester, , Worcestershire, England; 1 London Road
• Occupation: 30 Mar 1851, 1 London Road, Worcester, , Worcestershire, England; Manufacturer of Encaustic Tiles
• Census: 7 Apr 1861, Barratts Hill, Broseley, , Shropshire, England
• Occupation: 7 Apr 1861, Barratts Hill, Broseley, , Shropshire, England; Encaustic Tile Manufacturer as Maw & Co (employing 45 men, 21 boys and 17 women)
• Census: 2 Apr 1871, Severn House, Baildwas Road, Madeley, , Shropshire, England
• Occupation: 2 Apr 1871, Severn House, Baildwas Road, Madeley, , Shropshire, England; Encaustic Tile Manufacturer (Employing 140 men and boys and 40 females)
• Census: 3 Apr 1881, Severn House, Baildwas Road, Madeley, , Shropshire, England
• Occupation: 3 Apr 1881, Severn House, Baildwas Road, Madeley, , Shropshire, England; Justice of the Peace and Encaustic Tile Manufacturer
• Probate: 19 Aug 1885, Shrewsbury, , Shropshire, England; of father John Hornby Maw
• Census: 31 Mar 1901, Macclesfield Road, Alderley Edge, Knutsford, , Cheshire, England
• Occupation: 31 Mar 1901, Macclesfield Road, Alderley Edge, Knutsford, , Cheshire, England; Retired Encaustic Tile Manufacturer
• Census: 2 Apr 1911, The Homestead, Aldwick Road, Bognor Regis, , Sussex, England
• Occupation: 2 Apr 1911, The Homestead, Aldwick Road, Bognor Regis, , Sussex, England; Retired Manufacturer Tiles
• Probate: 13 Jan 1912, London, , Greater London, England

Notes:

Christened:
First name(s) Arthur Last name Maw Gender Male Birth year 1834 Birth place - Baptism year 1834 Baptism date 25 Nov 1834 Place - County London Country England Father's first name(s) John Hornby Father's last name Maw Mother's first name(s) Mary Ann Mother's last name - Record set England Births & Baptisms 1538-1975 Category Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers) Subcategory Births & baptisms Collections from United Kingdom


Probate:
19 August 1885.
The Will with a Codicil of John Horby Maw late of Broseley in the County of Salop Gentleman who died 28 June 1885 at Broseley was proved at Shrewsbury by George Maw of Benthall Hall in the said County and Arthur Maw of Severn House Coalbrookdale in the said County Encaustic Tile Manufacturers the Sons the Executors.

Personal Estate £6,875 18s. 11d.

Census:
IVENS, Arthur Somers Head Married M 60 1851 Retired Doctor Eydon Northants
IVENS, Clara Wife Married
30 years F 55 1856 Beyford Suffolk
DECK, Helen Mary Sister In Law Single F 47 1864 Beyford Suffolk
MAW, Arthur Boarder Widower M 76 1835 Retired Manufacturer Tiles Aldersgate London

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RG number:
RG14 Piece:
5378 Reference:
RG14PN5378 RG78PN242 RD85 SD2 ED4 SN301

Registration District:
Westhampnett Sub District:
Bognor Enumeration District:
4 Parish:
Bognor

Address:
The Homestead Aldwick Road County:
Sussex

Occupation:
IVENS, Arthur Somers Head Married M 60 1851 Retired Doctor Eydon Northants
IVENS, Clara Wife Married
30 years F 55 1856 Beyford Suffolk
DECK, Helen Mary Sister In Law Single F 47 1864 Beyford Suffolk
MAW, Arthur Boarder Widower M 76 1835 Retired Manufacturer Tiles Aldersgate London

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RG number:
RG14 Piece:
5378 Reference:
RG14PN5378 RG78PN242 RD85 SD2 ED4 SN301

Registration District:
Westhampnett Sub District:
Bognor Enumeration District:
4 Parish:
Bognor

Address:
The Homestead Aldwick Road County:
Sussex

Probate:
Maw Arthur of The Homestead Aldwick Road Bognor Sussex died 19 November 1911 Probate London 13 January 1912 to Arthur John Maw Sidney Raymond Maw and Joseph Simpson esquires. Effects £1656 4s. 11d. Resworn £3191 4s. 11d.

Died:
First name(s) ARTHUR Last name MAW Gender Male Birth day - Birth month - Birth year 1834 Age 77 Death quarter 4 Death year 1911 District Westhampnett County Sussex Volume 2B Page 431 Country England Record set England & Wales Deaths 1837-2007 Category Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers) Subcategory Deaths & burials Collections from United Kingdom

Arthur married Meyer, Grace between Jul and Sep 1863 in District Edmonton. Grace (daughter of Meyer, Johannes and Sussette Rosina) was born about 1842 in Demerara, , Demerara-Mahaica, Guyana; died on 4 Nov 1900 in Alderley Edge, , Cheshire, England; was buried on 7 Nov 1900 in Prestbury, , Cheshire, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 1F38F3C4480A462F8FCBE328D3C433F2F6B6
• Census: 2 Apr 1871, Severn House, Baildwas Road, Madeley, , Shropshire, England
• Census: 3 Apr 1881, Oystermouth, , Glamorgan, Wales; 1 Norton Cottage
• Occupation: 3 Apr 1881, Oystermouth, , Glamorgan, Wales; Manufacturers Wife
• Census: 5 Apr 1891, Severn House, Baildwas Road, Madeley, , Shropshire, England; Severn House
• Probate: 15 Jun 1900, London, , Greater London, England

Notes:

Birth:
Born in Demarara, South America according to 1881 Wales Census.
British Subject.

Probate:
Maw Grace of Alderley Edge Cheshire (wife of Arthur Maw) died 4 November 1900 AdministrationLondon 15 June 1901 to Arthur John Maw encaustic tile manufacturer Effects £125.

Died:
First name(s) GRACE Last name MAW Gender Female Birth day - Birth month - Birth year 1842 Age 58 Death quarter 4 Death year 1900 District Macclesfield County Cheshire Volume 8A Page 107 Country England Record set England & Wales Deaths 1837-2007 Category Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers) Subcategory Deaths & burials Collections from United Kingdom


Buried:
First name(s) Grace
Last name Maw
Gender Female
Age 58
Birth year 1842
Death year -
Burial year 1900
Burial date 07 Nov 1900
Place Prestbury
Residence Alderley Edge
County Cheshire
Country England
Reference item 4 p 513a
Record group Part 1 - 1
Record set Cheshire Diocese Of Chester Parish Burials 1538-1911
Category Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers)
Subcategory Parish Burials
Collections from England, United Kingdom
Cheshire Archives and Local Studies
Transcriptions © Family Search

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 5532EFA0EE9A4AB8B573CD6C7D594489A459
• Occupation: 1830, Aldermanbury, , London, England; Surgeon Instrument Maker
• Census: 6 Jun 1841, Hastings, , Sussex, England; West Hill House, St Clement
• Occupation: 6 Jun 1841, Hastings, , Sussex, England; Ind.
• Census: 7 Apr 1861, London, , Greater London, England; 47 Bernard Street, Bloomsbury St George
• Occupation: 7 Apr 1861, London, , Greater London, England; Proprietor of Houses
• Probate: 30 Apr 1861, Principal Registry; of brother Solomon Maw
• Census: 2 Apr 1871, Barratts Hill, Broseley, , Shropshire, England
• Occupation: 2 Apr 1871, Barratts Hill, Broseley, , Shropshire, England; Retired Manufacturer
• Census: 3 Apr 1881, Barratts Hill, Broseley, , Shropshire, England; Barratts Hill House
• Occupation: 3 Apr 1881, Barratts Hill, Broseley, , Shropshire, England; "Income from Dividends"
• Probate: 19 Aug 1885, Shrewsbury, , Shropshire, England

Notes:

In 1850 John Hornby Maw, together with his sons George and Arthur, purchased the ailing, ceramic tile making business of the Worcester Porcelain Company.
The business was moved to Benthall, in the Iron Bridge Gorge in Shropshire, in 1852 and then again to a purpose built factory in Jackfield, Ironbridge, in the 1880's. By this time Maw and Company had become the world's largest producer of tiles and architectural ceramics selling more than 20 million pieces world-wide. In the late 1960's Maw and Company was acquired by H & R Johnson Tiles Ltd, of Stoke-on-Trent

Christened:
Name:John Hornby Maw
Gender:Male
Baptism/Christening Date:27 Apr 1800
Baptism/Christening Place:Owston, Lincoln, England
Birth Date:
Birthplace:
Death Date:
Name Note:
Race:
Father's Name:George Maw
Father's Birthplace:
Father's Age:
Mother's Name:Ann
Mother's Birthplace:
Mother's Age:
Indexing Project (Batch) Number:C03094-2
System Origin:England-EASy
Source Film Number:1450398
Reference Number:item 2



Probate:
MAW Solomon. 30 April 1861.
The Will of Solomon Maw formerly of Hornsey in the County of Middlesex but late of 11 Aldersgate Street in the City of London and of Heron Court Richmond in the County of of Surrey Surgical Instrument Maker deceased who died 25 February 1861 at 118 King's Road Brighton in the County of Sussex was proved at the Principale Registry by the oaths of John Hornby Maw of 5 Mall Terrace the Mall Bayswater Road in the County of Middlesex Esquire the Brother and Henry Harms of 13 Randolph Road Maida Hill Paddington in the County of Middlesex Esquire two of the surviving Executors.
Effects under £14,000.

Resworn at the Stamp Office June 1862 under £18,000.
Resworn at the Stamp Office June 1869 under $40,000.

Probate:
19 August 1885.
The Will with a Codicil of John Horby Maw late of Broseley in the County of Salop Gentleman who died 28 June 1885 at Broseley was proved at Shrewsbury by George Maw of Benthall Hall in the said County and Arthur Maw of Severn House Coalbrookdale in the said County Encaustic Tile Manufacturers the Sons the Executors.

Personal Estate £6,875 18s. 11d.

Died:
First name(s) John
Last name Maw
Death year 1885
Death date 28 Jun 1885
Probate year 1885
Probate date 19 Aug 1885
Residence town Broseley
Registry Shrewsbury
County Shropshire
Linked persons Arthur Maw
Country England
Record set England & Wales Government Probate Death Index 1858-2019
Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records
Subcategory Civil Deaths & Burials
Collections from Great Britain, England
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John married Johnson, Mary Anne in Aug 1826 in St Mark, Kensington, London, , England. Mary (daughter of Johnson, John and Wight, Mary) was born on 2 Jun 1794 in London, , Greater London, England; was christened on 9 Nov 1796 in St Mary Staining, City of London, Middlesex, England; died between Jul and Sep 1853 in District Madeley. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 68CB2FD576904466B48AC163F399A29E1512
• Census: 6 Jun 1841, West Hill House, Hastings, , Sussex, England; St Clement
• Census: 30 Mar 1851, 1 London Road, Worcester, , Worcestershire, England; St Martin

Notes:

Birth:
Name Mary Ann Johnson
Gender Female
Birth Date 2 Jun 1794
Baptism Date 9 Nov 1796
Baptism Place St Mary Staining,London,London,England
Father John Johnson
Mother Mary
FHL Film Number 374494

Christened:
First name(s) Mary Ann
Last name Johnson
Gender Female
Birth year 1794
Birth place -
Baptism year 1796
Baptism date 09 Nov 1796
Place -
County London
Country England
Father's first name(s) John
Father's last name Johnson
Mother's first name(s) Mary
Mother's last name -
Record set England Births & Baptisms 1538-1975
Category Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers)
Subcategory Parish Baptisms
Collections from England, United Kingdom
Index (c) IRI. Used by permission of FamilySearch Intl

Name Mary Ann Johnson
Gender Female
Birth Date 2 Jun 1794
Baptism Date 9 Nov 1796
Baptism Place St Mary Staining,London,London,England
Father John Johnson
Mother Mary
FHL Film Number 374494

Census:
Husband'shot?

Died:
First name(s) Mary Anne
Last name Maw
Gender Female
Birth day -
Birth month -
Birth year -
Age -
Death quarter 3
Death year 1853
District Madeley
County Shropshire
Volume 6A
Page 364
Country England
Record set England & Wales Deaths 1837-2007
Category Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers)
Subcategory Civil Deaths & Burials
Collections from United Kingdom, England
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Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 8E39960407954DE09BCD4550C9F60D8A7D87

Johannes married Sussette Rosina. Sussette was born about 1809 in Switzerland; died in Apr-Jun 1883 in District Hackney. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 5E65775DDF5C44E3ABBF371E62602A23C7A1
• Census: 3 Apr 1881, Madeley, , Shropshire, England; Severn House