Other Events and Attributes:

• Name: Emily Maw
• _UID: 7FACE359D96448C0956ABFA832B0A57912E6
• Census: 3 Apr 1881, Barking, , Suffolk, England; Heigh Street
• Census: 31 Mar 1901, Walton, , Suffolk, England; The Rowines Orwell Road, Felixstowe St John the Baptist
• Living on own means: 31 Mar 1901, Walton, , Suffolk, England; The Rowines Orwell Road, Felixstowe St John the Baptist
• Census: 2 Apr 1911, Sudbury, , Suffolk, England; The Hollier, Newton Road
• Occupation: 2 Apr 1911, Sudbury, , Suffolk, England; Private Means
• Probate: Apr 1914, London, , Greater London, England

Notes:

Census:
MAW, Emily Head Widow F 57 1854 Private Mans Leeds Yorkshire
MAW, Lucy Helen Daughter Single F 23 1888 Needham Mkt Suffolk
SCREVENER, Alice Servant Single F 28 1883 General Servant Long Melford Suffolk

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Registration District:
Sudbury Sub District:
Sudbury Enumeration District:
6 Parish:
Sudbury

Address:
The Hollier Newton Road County:
Suffolk

Occupation:
MAW, Emily Head Widow F 57 1854 Private Mans Leeds Yorkshire
MAW, Lucy Helen Daughter Single F 23 1888 Needham Mkt Suffolk
SCREVENER, Alice Servant Single F 28 1883 General Servant Long Melford Suffolk

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RG number:
RG14 Piece:
10552 Reference:
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Registration District:
Sudbury Sub District:
Sudbury Enumeration District:
6 Parish:
Sudbury

Address:
The Hollier Newton Road County:
Suffolk

Probate:
Maw Emily of Camosan Chorley Wood Hertfordshire widow died 12 January 1814 Administration (with Will) London ?? April 1914 to Lucy Helen Maw spinster. Effects £425 14s.

Emily married Maw, Thomas on 19 Jun 1878 in District Bradford. Thomas (son of Maw, Samuel Alexander and Alexander, Rachel) was born between Jul and Sep 1843 in Needham, , Suffolk, England; died on 26 Jun 1891 in Needham Market, , Suffolk, England; was buried on 1 Jul 1891 in Needham Market, , Suffolk, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Name: Rachel Salmon
• _UID: 53D1DB0B05BC45BD888133E34955A5E21156
• Census: 3 Apr 1881, Barking, , Suffolk, England; Heigh Street
• Visiting: 5 Apr 1891, Headingley Cum Burley, , Yorkshire, England; Broomfield Crescent Oakleigh, St Michaels, Headingley with Burley
• Census: 31 Mar 1901, Walton, , Suffolk, England; The Rowines Orwell Road, Felixstowe St John the Baptist
• Probate: 20 Mar 1975, Bristol, , Gloucestershire, England

Notes:

Birth:
First name(s) Rachael Winifred
Last name Salmon
Gender Female
Birth day 1
Birth month 6
Birth year 1879
Age -
Death quarter 4
Death year 1974
District Trowbridge
County Wiltshire
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Visiting:
Staying with grandfather John H Thorp.

Probate:
First name(s) Rachel Winifred
Last name Salmon
Death year 1974
Death date 26 Oct 1974
Probate year 1975
Probate date 20 Mar 1975
Residence town Bathampton
Registry Bristol
County Somerset
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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Died:
First name(s) Rachael Winifred
Last name Salmon
Gender Female
Birth day 1
Birth month 6
Birth year 1879
Age -
Death quarter 4
Death year 1974
District Trowbridge
County Wiltshire
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https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/222848833/rachel-winifred-salmon

Buried:
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/222848833/rachel-winifred-salmon

Rachel married Salmon, Colonel Charles Emile Herbert on 17 Oct 1905 in Bombay, , Maharashtra, India. Charles (son of Salmon, Charles Spencer and Huber, Antonie Pauline) was born on 22 Feb 1874 in 56 Bloomsbury Street, London, , Greater London, England; was christened on 12 Apr 1874; died on 3 Jul 1957 in District Bathavon; was buried on 8 Jul 1957 in Freshford Cemetery, Freshford, , Somerset, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: Architect
• _UID: D000489AE96947418DB040AB6432D4476564
• Census: 3 Apr 1881, Barking, , Suffolk, England; Heigh Street
• Census: 5 Apr 1891, Headingley Cum Burley, , Yorkshire, England; 11 Richmond Road, St Michaels, Headingley with Burley
• Probate: 26 Jul 1910, London, , Greater London, England
• Immigration: 1912, Canada

Notes:

Birth:
First name(s) Samuel Herbert
Last name Maw
Birth quarter 4
Birth year 1880
Mother's maiden name Thorp
District Bosmere
County Suffolk
Country England
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Occupation:
http://www.dictionaryofarchitectsincanada.org/architects/view/2069

«b»Maw, Samuel Herbert
MAW, Samuel Herbert«/b» (1881-1952), a brilliant delineator, etcher, architect, cartographer and designer who was first active in England, and later in Toronto, then Halifax, then Montreal and finally in Toronto. Born in Needham Market, Co. Suffolk, England on 12 September 1881 he was educated at Ackworth School, but he does not appear to have obtained a formal university education in architecture. Instead, he articled with John S. Dorden in Ipswich (in 1899-1902), and then moved to London to continue his training with Edward W. Mountford, a leading Edwardian architect in London, in 1902-04. He was employed as a draftsman with Bradshaw & Gass, Bolton (in 1904-06), and by Sir William Gelder, Hull, Engl. in 1906-10. He won the prestigious Soane Medallion from the Royal Institute of British Architects in 1905, submitting a set of elaborate and meticulously rendered drawings for "A Royal Palace". In 1909 he exhibited his work at the Royal Academy in London, showing drawings for the Lancaster Town Hall, designed by Mountford & Clapham. One of these, a delicately drawn elevation for a substantial Organ Case in a public room at the Town Hall, appeared in Building News [London], xcvii, 2 July 1909, 13, with a double-page illustrated plate signed "S.H. Maw, delt." (A. Graves, Royal Academy Exhibitors 1905-1970, 1981, v, 192, Item 1511).
Maw then emigrated to the United States, and was briefly active in New York City in the firm of Brown & Maw before arriving in Toronto in late 1912. He joined the leading firm there, «b»Darling & Pearson«/b», and was immediately put to work by Frank Darling preparing elaborate watercolour perspective renderings of their commissions for the new Dominion Bank Headquarters in Toronto, and for other important projects by the firm including Trinity College, Toronto, and for the Art Gallery of Toronto. Maw also took the opportunity to collaborate with another employee in the firm, «b»Colin Drewitt«/b», to freelance and submit his own designs in competitions, which were always presented in breathtaking renderings from his own hand, for projects in Moose Jaw (1912) and in Ottawa (1914). He remained in Toronto until 1918, then moved to Halifax, N.S. to work as assistant to «b»Sidney Dumaresq«/b» until 1923. While there, he published his own design proposal for a new War Memorial Library & Art Gallery (Morning Chronicle [Halifax], 8 June 1923, 3, illus. & descrip.), but his design was never realised. Later that same year he moved to Montreal and worked in the office of «b»Philip Turner«/b» (in 1923-25) and later collaborated with him on the design of St. Phillip's Anglican Church in Montreal West, Que.
His reputation as an architectural delineator received considerable attention in London, Engl. in 1924 when his drawings were selected for display in the Canadian Pavilion at the British Empire Exhibition (Const., xvii, Dec. 1924, 389). In Montreal he worked for «b»Ross & Macdonald«/b» (1926-27), likely as a designer and delineator on the project for the Royal York Hotel in Toronto. By 1929 he was back in Toronto, and after his appointment as Head of the Architectural Department of the T. Eaton Co., he served as the juror for The Ideal Home Competition, sponsored by that department store, in 1930. He issued a lengthy report on the designs submitted (Const., xxiii, April 1930, 129-31; R.A.I.C. Journal, vii, April 1930, 139, 141). He remained on staff with the Interior Decorating Bureau at Eaton's until July 1938. During this period he collaborated on the design of the Toronto Stock Exchange, Bay Street (1937-1938), with «b»George & Moorhouse«/b».
In 1940 he accepted a position at McGill Univ., Montreal, where he gave classes in Architectural Rendering and Perspective (R.A.I.C. Journal, xvii, Nov. 1940, 204), but shortly after he moved to Ottawa to serve with the Dept. of National Defence in a civilian post during WWII. In 1946 he returned to Toronto, where he became a partner in the firm of «b»Govan, Ferguson, Lindsay, Kaminker, Maw, Langley & Keenleyside«/b», which specialized in the design and planning of hospitals. Virtually every perspective drawing illustrating their new hospital buildings came from the hand of Maw, who had a remarkable facility to draw in pencil, in charcoal, and in watercolour media.
Maw was also the author of a masterpiece of Canadian cartography, a bird's-eye view of Quebec City, begun in 1926 and completed in 1932, in which he accurately rendered every single building in the Old Town and surrounding area, complete with a hand-drawn cartouche and historical notes on the significance of the buildings shown. Published by the Alexander Litho Co. Ltd. of Toronto, this map, measuring 27" x 35", was reproduced in thousands of printed copies sold to tourists and visitors to Quebec for nearly three decades. A copy of the map can be found in National Map Collection, NAC, Ottawa. The popularity of this map led to another commission from the City of Ottawa, and Maw prepared a historical pictorial map of the Capital, unveiled at the National Gallery in Ottawa in 1944 (Evening Journal [Ottawa], 21 Oct. 1944). Maw died in Toronto on 19 August 1952 (obit. Globe & Mail [Toronto], 20 Aug. 1952, 5; Telegram [Toronto], 20 Aug. 1952, 24; R.A.I.C. Journal, xxix, Nov. 1952, 343; biog. Ross Hamilton, Prominent Men of Canada, 1931-32, 57; Royal Inst. Of British Architects, Application for Membership No. 3806, 1925; biog. M. Rosinski, Architects of Nova Scotia: A Biographical Dictionary, 1994, 248; Rosemarie L. Tovell, A New Class of Art: The Artist's Print in Canadian Art 1877-1920, 1996, 115; inf. Mrs. Betty Brett, Toronto). A photographic portrait of Maw can be found in the R.A.I.C. Journal, xiii, Jan. 1936, 12. «b»BUILT WORKS
«/b»(with «b»Philip Turner«/b») MONTREAL WEST, QUE., St. Philip's Anglican Church, Brock Avenue, 1929; reredos screen, 1944; Parish Hall, 1950 (R.A.I.C. Journal, vii, Aug. 1930, 291-6, illus. & descrip.; viii, Dec. 1931, 417, illus.; C.R., lxiii, Aug. 1950, 240; dwg. in the possession of Mrs. Betty Brett, Toronto)
TORONTO, ONT., a Model Suite in the "moderne" style, for the Society of Interior Decorators of Ontario, 1935. Constructed for display inside the T. Eaton Department Store in downtown Toronto, the design by Maw was "…a determined effort to break away from the conventional and commonplace…." (C.H.G., xii, Jan-Feb. 1936, 29, illus.)
(with «b»George & Moorhouse«/b») TORONTO, ONT., Toronto Stock Exchange, Bay Street near King St. West, 1936-37; altered 1989-90, and now called The Design Exchange (R.A.I.C. Journal, xiii, Aug. 1936, 148-50, illus. & descrip.; xiv, April 1937, 58-66, illus. & descrip.; W. Dendy & W. Kilbourn, Toronto Observed, 1986, 226-8, illus. & descrip.)
ST. CATHARINES, ONT., T. Eaton Co. Department Store, St. Paul Street at William Street, 1936-37; demol. 1978 (C.R., l, 5 Aug. 1936, 34; E. Julian et al, St. Catharines: Our Built Heritage, 2005, 62, illus.)
«b»COMPETITIONS
«/b»LONDON, ENGLAND, Soane Medallion Competition, 1905, for the R.I.B.A. Maw was one of 12 students who submitted a design for "A Royal Palace". His drawings, labeled with the pseudonym 'Crumpets', were lauded for "…the well-studied plan, laid out in a sumptuous manner", and earned him First Prize of the Soane Medallion and an award of £100 (Architect & Contract Reporter [London], lxiii, 27 Jan. 1905, 61; 10 Feb. 1905, 100, descrip.; R.I.B.A. Journal [London], xii, 28 Jan. 1905, 206; 11 Feb. 1905, 222, descrip.; Builder [London], lxxxviii, 28 Jan. 1905, 83, descrip.; Builder's Journal & Architectural Record [London], xxii, 27 Dec., 1905, 26, illus.)
LONDON, ENGLAND, The Tite Prize, 1909. This annual R.I.B.A. competition elicited 21 designs for "A Covered Arcade of Shops". The design by Maw, submitted under the pseudonym 'Dezzezero', was selected for the Third Prize of 10 Guineas (R.I.B.A. Journal [London], xvi, 23 Jan. 1909, 215; 6 Feb. 1909, 235, descrip.)
LONDON, ENGLAND, The Owen Jones Studentship, 1909. Maw was the sole competitor in this round, submitting his historical drawings of the Corsini Chapel in Rome, and the ceiling of the Scale d'Oro in Venice. The jury commented that 'his work is astonishing', and awarded him a prize of 20 Guineas for his effort (R.I.B.A. Journal [London], xvi, 23 Jan. 1909, 214; 6 Feb 1909, 233, descrip.)
MOOSE JAW, SASK., City Hall, 1912. The Toronto firm of Maw & Drewitt received Second Premium for their refined and formally composed Beaux-Arts scheme (Const., vi, Jan. 1913, 16, illus.). The commission was awarded to «b»John D. Atchison«/b» of Winnipeg, but his winning design was never built.
OTTAWA, ONT., Departmental Buildings, Wellington Street, 1914. The Toronto firm of Maw, Drewitt & Payne were one of sixty-two entrants in this major competition for the extension of government buildings located west of Parliament Hill (NAC, RG11, Vol. 2952, File 5370 - 1B, list of entrants). The project was cancelled by the federal government due to the outbreak of WWI.
MONTREAL, QUE. Maw received Third Prize in a competition for "Best Illustrated Advertisement" which featured his perspective drawing for the Crown Trust Building, Montreal (Const., xvii, Dec. 1924, 389, illus. & descrip; C.R., xxxviii, 10 Dec. 1924, 1216, descrip.). The competition was sponsored by the New York journal called The American Architect.
TORONTO, ONT., design for the cover of the monthly R.A.I.C. Journal. The first prize was awarded to Maw, and his proposal for the cover design appears in the R.A.I.C. Journal, v, Nov. 1927, 385 and 416-17, illus.
«b»PERSPECTIVE DRAWINGS
«/b»With the expectation that an exhibition of drawings by Maw will soon be held in Canada, a list of his best known drawings, together with their current location (where known) is included here, and is drawn from information extracted from both institutional and corporate collections scattered across Canada.
MOOSE JAW, SASK., City Hall, 1911. The perspective drawing by Maw was recently in the possession of the Moose Jaw Public Library, along with submissions by other architects in this competition.
TORONTO, ONT. Dominion Bank Building, King Street West at Yonge Street, designed by «b»Darling & Pearson«/b», 1912. A series of three full page perspective drawings signed by Maw appear in the promotional brochure for the building entitled The Dominion Bank Building, 1912, pub. by Gibson Brothers, Toronto. A copy of this publication is held by the Toronto Dominion Bank Archives, Toronto.
TORONTO, ONT., Trinity College, University of Toronto, Hoskin Avenue, designed by «b»Darling & Pearson«/b», 1914-25. A perspective for Founder's Quadrangle, signed by Maw, appeared in the R.A.I.C. Journal, ii, Nov.-Dec. 1925, 192, 195-204. A full set of eleven impressive watercolour drawings, all from the hand of Maw and dating from 1914, have survived and can be found in the Archives of Trinity College, Univ. of Toronto.
TORONTO, ONT., Art Gallery of Toronto, Dundas Street West, designed by «b»Darling & Pearson«/b», 1924. Maw prepared several birds-eye watercolour perspective drawings showing the alternative schemes for major expansion of the Art Gallery. These drawings are now held within the Archives of the Art Gallery of Ontario. A pair of these drawings are reproduced in M. Osbaldeston, Unbuilt Toronto Two, 2011, 186, illus.
MONTREAL, QUE., memorial to M. Bourgeoys, who founded the first school in Montreal, a plaque to be erected by the Salada Tea Co., 1925. The perspective by Maw appears in Const. [Toronto], xviii, Sept. 1925, 292.
TORONTO, ONT., Woodbine Racetrack, Queen Street East, designed by «b»John M. Lyle«/b», 1927. The watercolour perspective by Maw is now held by the Jockey Club, New Woodbine Racetrack, Etobicoke, Ont., and is reproduced in Geoffrey Hunt, John M. Lyle: Toward a Canadian Architecture, 1982, 100, illus.
MONTREAL, QUE., Sun Life Building, designed by «b»Darling & Pearson«/b», 1928. Perspective drawing by Maw was reproduced in colour in the R.A.I.C. Journal, v, Jan. 1928, 2. The original watercolour drawing is now held by the Sun Life Co. Archives in Toronto.
TORONTO, ONT., Royal York Hotel, designed by «b»Ross & Macdonald«/b» and «b»Sproatt & Rolph«/b», 1928. The perspective drawing by Maw is reproduced in colour in the R.A.I.C. Journal, v, June 1928, 194.
TORONTO, ONT., Canada Permanent Building, Bay Street, designed by «b»Mathers & Haldenby«/b» and «b»Sproatt & Rolph«/b», with «b»F. H. Wilkes«/b», 1928. Perspective drawing by Maw appears in the R.A.I.C. Journal, v, Sept. 1928, 319.
TORONTO, ONT., The Northway Building, Yonge Street, designed by «b»Horwood & White«/b», 1928. Perspective drawing by Maw in the R.A.I.C. Journal, v, Sept. 1928, 321.
MONTREAL, QUE., Royal Bank Headquarters, designed by «b»York & Sawyer«/b», 1929. Perspective drawing by Maw in Const. [Toronto], xxii, Feb. 1929, 51.
TORONTO, ONT., Canadian Bank of Commerce Head Office Building, King St. West, designed by «b»York & Sawyer«/b», with «b»Darling & Pearson«/b», 1931. Perspective drawing by Maw reproduced in colour in R.A.I.C. Journal, viii, April 1931, 132. The original rendering is now in the possession of Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce. An earlier pair of alternative designs proposals for the bank, also rendered by Maw, were prepared in 1925-26 and are reproduced in M. Osbaldeston, Unbuilt Toronto Two, 2011, 123-26, illus.
TORONTO, ONT., Toronto Stock Exchange, Bay Street, designed by «b»George & Moorhouse«/b» and S.H. Maw, 1936. Perspective drawing by Maw in the R.A.I.C. Journal, xiii, Aug. 1936, 148 and 150. The original drawing is now held in the executive offices of the Toronto Stock Exchange.


Census:
He was a pupil.

Probate:
Maw Thomas Henry of 16 Hillside Road Bushey Hertfordshire died 24 May 1910 at Heatcote Pinner Road Watford Hertfordshire Probate London 26 July 1910 to Olive Jane Maw widow Sanuel Herbert Maw architect and Frederick Hollifield Brown solicitor. Effects £4331 16s. 8d.

Samuel married Monk, Katherine Elizabeth between Oct and Dec 1907 in District Bolton. Katherine (daughter of Monk, George and Phythian, Emma) was born between Jan and Mar 1885 in Bolton, , Lancashire, England; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 805CF5D41F6946FE815003525BC73307F341
• Census: 5 Apr 1891, Headingley Cum Burley, , Yorkshire, England; 11 Richmond Road, St Michaels, Headingley with Burley
• Census: 31 Mar 1901, Walton, , Suffolk, England; The Rowines Orwell Road, Felixstowe St John the Baptist
• Occupation: 31 Mar 1901, Walton, , Suffolk, England; Bankers Clerk
• Residence: 1910, 16 Hillside Road, Bushey, , Hertfordshire, England
• Probate: 26 Jul 1910, London, , Greater London, England

Notes:

Birth:
First name(s) Thomas Henry
Last name Maw
Birth quarter 3
Birth year 1882
Mother's maiden name Thorp
District Bosmere
County Suffolk
Country England
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Census:
He was a pupil.

Probate:
Maw Thomas Henry of 16 Hillside Road Bushey Hertfordshire died 24 May 1910 at Heatcote Pinner Road Watford Hertfordshire Probate London 26 July 1910 to Olive Jane Maw widow Sanuel Herbert Maw architect and Frederick Hollifield Brown solicitor. Effects £4331 16s. 8d.

Thomas married Paterson, Olive Jane between Jul and Sep 1909 in District Tendring. Olive (daughter of Paterson, John and Miller, Priscilla Isabella Callander) was born on 9 Apr 1889 in Ipswich, , Suffolk, England; died between Jul and Sep 1975 in District Colchester. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Name: Emily Margaret Warner
• _UID: A18D514865434B1C862091659A914C3A234C
• Visiting: 1891, Headingley Cum Burley, , Yorkshire, England; Broomfield Crescent Oakleigh, St Michaels, Headingley with Burley
• Census: 31 Mar 1901, Walton, , Suffolk, England; The Rowines Orwell Road, Felixstowe St John the Baptist

Notes:

Birth:
First name(s) Emily Margaret
Last name Maw
Birth quarter 3
Birth year 1884
Mother's maiden name Thorp
District Bosmere
County Suffolk
Country England
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Visiting:
Staying with grandfather John H Thorp.

Emily married Warner, Reginald Metford on 19 Jul 1906 in District Woodbridge. Reginald (son of Warner, Metford and Abbott, Agnes Elizabeth) was born on 15 Jun 1880 in District Islington; died between Jan and Mar 1932 in District Sudbury. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _STAT: Never Married
• _UID: D878C066F85F4E0CB09C9C3663B47D9C751B

Notes:

Birth:
First name(s) Ethel Windsor
Last name Maw
Birth quarter 3
Birth year 1885
Mother's maiden name Thorp
District Bosmere
County Suffolk
Country England
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Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 9CA44DC2B2614B7488979A4743FFD30F450F
• Census: 5 Apr 1891, Headingley Cum Burley, , Yorkshire, England; 118 Ottey Road, St Chad, Headingley with Burley
• Census: 31 Mar 1901, Walton, , Suffolk, England; The Rowines Orwell Road, Felixstowe St John the Baptist
• Census: 2 Apr 1911, Sudbury, , Suffolk, England; The Hollier, Newton Road
• Probate: Apr 1914, London, , Greater London, England; of mother Emily Maw

Notes:

Birth:
First name(s) Lucy Helen
Last name Maw
Birth quarter 4
Birth year 1887
Mother's maiden name Thorp
District Bosmere
County Suffolk
Country England
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Census:
Staying with Uncle and aunt William and Mary L Whiting.

Census:
MAW, Emily Head Widow F 57 1854 Private Mans Leeds Yorkshire
MAW, Lucy Helen Daughter Single F 23 1888 Needham Mkt Suffolk
SCREVENER, Alice Servant Single F 28 1883 General Servant Long Melford Suffolk

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RG number:
RG14 Piece:
10552 Reference:
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Registration District:
Sudbury Sub District:
Sudbury Enumeration District:
6 Parish:
Sudbury

Address:
The Hollier Newton Road County:
Suffolk

Probate:
Maw Emily of Camosan Chorley Wood Hertfordshire widow died 12 January 1814 Administration (with Will) London ?? April 1914 to Lucy Helen Maw spinster. Effects £425 14s.

Lucy married Dawes, Michael Stileman between Apr and Jun 1918 in District Sudbury. Michael (son of Dawes, Weeden and Osborne, Isabella Henrietta) was born on 14 Sep 1888 in District Hampstead; died between Apr and Jun 1978 in District Eastbourne. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: Canada; Painter / Artist
• _UID: 425E915C9DB9448F8B76C8B2B26BD84B71FA
• Census: 2 Apr 1911, Bolton, , Lancashire, England
• Immigration: 1912, Canada

Notes:

Birth:
First name(s) Katherine B
Last name Maw
Birth quarter 3
Birth year 1910
Mother's maiden name Monk
District Sculcoates
County Yorkshire
Country England
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Occupation:
http://daryl.chin.gc.ca:8010/SEARCH/BASIS/aich/user/www/DDW?W%3DARDD_INDEX++%3D++++1994%26M%3D28%26K%3D11172%26R%3DY%26U%3D1
«b»«i»Brett, Katherine B. (Katharine Beatrice)«/b»
Brett, Katharine B. Brett, Betty Brett, Gerard, Mrs. Maw, Katharine Beatrice Maw, Betty«/i»
«b»«i»References: «/b» NLCa («u»See list of References «/u»)
«b»Authority Status: «/b» Authority
«b»Technique: «/b» Painting
«b»Sex: «/b» Female
«b»Born: «/b» 1910 Hull Humberside England
«b»Died: «/b» 1994 Toronto Ontario Canada
«b»Remarks: «/b» Immigrated to Canada in 1912
«b»File Location: «u»«/b» «/u»National Gallery of Canada - Library and Archives / Canadian Museum of Contemporary Photography «u» «/u»Montreal Museum of Fine Arts - Library

Census:
MONK, Emma Wife Widow F 66 1845 Private Means Lancashire M Ho Rusholme
MONK JUNR, Emma Daughter Single F 39 1872 Secretary Lancashire Bolton
MAW, Katherine Elizabeth Daughter Married F 26 1885 Lancashire Bolton
MAW, Katherine Beatrice Granddaughter Single F 0 (9 MONTH) 1911 Yorkshire Hull

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RG number:
RG14 Piece:
23327 Reference:
RG14PN23327 RG78PN1361 RD461 SD3 ED19 SN108

Registration District:
Bolton Sub District:
Halliwell Enumeration District:
19 Parish:
Bolton

Address:
632 Chorley Old Road County:
Lancashire

Katherine married Brett, Gerard on 8 Oct 1948 in Toronto, , Ontario, Canada. Gerard (son of Brett, Reverend Henry Robert and White, Constance) was born on 27 Mar 1915 in Belfast, , Antrim, Northern Ireland; died in 1968 in Toronto, , Ontario, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 623525FB48D64CD2BDD4878FC62A0716A74F

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Birth:
First name(s) Joan Rachel
Last name Warner
Birth quarter 2
Birth year 1910
Mother's maiden name Maw
District Sudbury
County Suffolk
Country England
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First name(s) Joan Rachel
Last name Wright
Gender Female
Birth day 30
Birth month 4
Birth year 1910
Age -
Death quarter 4
Registration Month 11
Death year 1998
District Swindon
District number 7961C
Register number C52B
Entry number 291
Date of registration mm/yy 1198
County Wiltshire
Country England
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Subcategory Civil Deaths & Burials
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Died:
First name(s) Joan Rachel
Last name Wright
Gender Female
Birth day 30
Birth month 4
Birth year 1910
Age -
Death quarter 4
Registration Month 11
Death year 1998
District Swindon
District number 7961C
Register number C52B
Entry number 291
Date of registration mm/yy 1198
County Wiltshire
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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Joan married Wright, Reverend Canon William Stanley Thorpe between Oct and Dec 1939 in District Cambridge. William was born on 19 Feb 1908 in Edmonton, , Middlesex, England; died on 19 Feb 1981 in Dunelm, Eastrop, Highworth, Swindon, , Wiltshire, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 043FC3525AC742CBB5353B7C58FF6FC9B62E

Notes:

Birth:
First name(s) Ursula M
Last name Warner
Birth quarter 3
Birth year 1913
Mother's maiden name Maw
District Sudbury
County Suffolk
Country England
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Subcategory Civil Births
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Died:
Title Ms
First name(s) Ursula Margaret
Last name Nott
Sex Female
Age 95
Birth year 1914
Birth date 1914
Death year 2009
Death date 19 Jun 2009
Residence Halstead
Area Colchester
Geo direction East England
Postcode area CO
Postcode district CO9
Postcode sector CO9 2
County Essex
Country England
Record set England & Wales Deaths 2007-2020
Category Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers)
Subcategory Civil Deaths & Burials
Collections from England, United Kingdom, Wales
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Ursula married Nott, Major Jack Payne between Apr and Jun 1939 in District Deben. Jack (son of Nott, John William and Payne, Maud Alice) was born on 2 May 1904 in Pebmarsh, , Essex, England; was christened on 3 Jul 1904 in St John the Baptist, Pebmarsh, , Essex, England; died on 7 Nov 1957 in 19 Lexden Road, Colchester, , Essex, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• _UID: 8122D1CD382645879BE17F013D08ED5EF7DA

Notes:

Birth:
First name(s) Brian M
Last name Warner
Birth quarter 1
Birth year 1919
Mother's maiden name Maw
District Sudbury
County Suffolk
Country England
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Subcategory Civil Births
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First name(s) Brian Metford
Last name Warner
Gender Male
Birth day 15
Birth month 2
Birth year 1919
Age -
Death quarter 1
Registration Month 1
Death year 1998
District Sudbury
District number 7521
Register number 14F
Entry number 279
Date of registration mm/yy 0198
County Suffolk
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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Died:
First name(s) Brian Metford
Last name Warner
Gender Male
Birth day 15
Birth month 2
Birth year 1919
Age -
Death quarter 1
Registration Month 1
Death year 1998
District Sudbury
District number 7521
Register number 14F
Entry number 279
Date of registration mm/yy 0198
County Suffolk
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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Brian married Hughes, Joan Clare Morgan on 2 Jul 1949 in District Amersham. Joan (daughter of Hughes, Morgan and Delf, Clara Cameron) was born on 2 Mar 1920 in District Croydon; died in Aug 2003 in District Sudbury. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]