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Laura's husband was George Fairclough. Alan Brind said in August 2004: "My uncle George was a magistrate so he had half a pig hanging up in his shed (during the war despite rationing). He ran a granary, a very large building on the railway line in Reefham. He went to every market and set up his stall. He was the senior man amongst the wheat traders . Wheat and oats and barley and cattle nuts (animal feed). He worked for (a company called) Colliers and he sold coal as well. We went to stay in Reefham because it saved my aunt and uncle having to take in refugees. They thought we were infinitely preferable to some snotty nosed kid. They were wrong of course. He was no more than 50 I would think. His son Ray went straight in the army because he was a territorial got captured and was in Japanese prisoner of war camp. Daughter's husband name was Douglas. She was a great pianist. What was her name?
George and Laura Fairclough had a four bedroomed house but it was not very big. Alan Brind's mother (Hilda) slept in the girl's room who had got married. "I was in Ray's room." |
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From: "Wendy Potter" To: Subject: Family Dear Jonathan, Many thanks for the Xmas card & newsletter. Very sorry to hear of Simon's death, & of your other problems. We are both well, although Wendy had to have a triple by-pass in September, but is recovering. Here are a few snippets of HUTTON genealogy. Percy Robert, base son of Mabel HUTTON of Banham, born at Wayland Union, on 10 Jul 1909, & died shortly after. Siblings of Laura Louisa HUTTON : Frederick William HUTTON m. Alice May WHATLING, at Ipswich, on 29 Jun 1897. Fred. served in the army (R.H.A. ?) c 1888 - 1895 & was recalled for the Boer War. Robert Ernest HUTTON m. Jemima THROWER, at Ipswich, about 1903. He served with the Militia during the Boer War, & was stationed in Alderney, C.I. They had a dau., Violet Laura, b. Ipswich, 31 Jul 1905. Sidney Charles HUTTON m. Annie Elizabeth HUTCHINSON, at Ipswich, on 4 Sep 1904. Gertrude Ellemn HUTTON m. Edward BURMAN, at Ipswich, on 27 Oct 1901. Eliza HUTTON (nee HOWARD) died in Ipswich, about Aug 1907. Regards, & all the best for the New Year, Vic MY note: I imagine that Victor means by the phrase base son that Percy Robert was illegitimate. |
| REGISTRATION DISTRICT Depwade |
| 1867 BIRTH in the Sub-district of Harleston in the County of Norfolk |
| No | When and where born |
Name, if any | Sex | Name and surname of father |
Name, surname and maiden surname of mother |
Occupation of father | Signature, description and residence of informant |
When registered | Signature of registrar | Name entered after registration |
| 433 | Twentieth June 1867 Redenhall |
Laura Louisa |
Girl | William Hutton | Eliza Hutton formerly Howard |
brickmaker | Eliza Hutton Mother Redenhall |
Seventeenth July 1867 |
R H Bond Registrar |
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| 1886 Marriage solemnized at the Parish Church in the Parish of Banham in in the County of Norfolk |
| No | When Married | Name and surname | Age | Condition | Rank or Profssion | Residence at the time of Marriage | Father's name and surname | Rank or Profession of Father |
| 369 | Nov 9 | Robert Hutton | 22 | Bachelor | Labourer | Banham | Robert Hutton | Brickmaker |
| Laura Louisa Hutton | 19 | Spinster | servant | Banham | Willm George Hutton | Brickmaker |
| Married in the Parish Church according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church after Banns by me ????????? Curate |
| This Marriage was solemnized between us |
Robert Hutton Laura Louisa Hutton |
In the Presence of us |
William George Hutton Amelia Kemp |
