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Thomas was an illegitimate child.
A Thomas SIVELL's death was registered in Q1 1865 in Tewkesbury District which included Pendock at that time.
The history of my family
Thomas was an illegitimate child.
A Thomas SIVELL's death was registered in Q1 1865 in Tewkesbury District which included Pendock at that time.
First name(s) Thomas
Last name Sivell
Gender Male
Birth day -
Birth month -
Birth year -
Age -
Death quarter 1
Death year 1865
District Tewkesbury
County Gloucestershire
Volume 6A
Page 328
Country England
Record set England & Wales Deaths 1837-2007
Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records
Subcategory Civil Deaths & Burials
Collections from Great Britain, England
Bible printed 26 January 1813
Ann Ophelia Weaver Died July 21st 1869
Bible printed 26 January 1813
Ellen Weaver Died Aug 5th 1876
Registration District Bromsgrove
1877 DEATH in the Sub-District of Bromsgrove in the County of Worcester
No: 16
When/Where: Eighth May 1877 The Strand Bromsgrove
Name: Sarah Weaver
Sex: Female
Age: 40 years
Occupation: Wife of William Weaver, a Builder
Cause of death: Pneumonia Miscarriage Certified by R Prosser Surgeon Bromsgrove
Informant: + The mark of Sarah Morris Present at the Death, The Park, Bromsgrove
When registered: Eighth May 1877
E Coxell, Registrar
Bible printed 26 January 1813
Sarah Ann Weaver Died May 8th 1877
Bible printed 26 January 1813
Joseph Furborough Weaver Died March 1886
Marriages Mar 1899
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Nicklin Mary Bromsgrove 6c 453
Nokes Henry Bromsgrove 6c 453
Pickering Mary Jane Bromsgrove 6c 453
Weaver John Sivell Bromsgrove 6c 453
John Hughes Vanner - Fanny E Weaver
Married Sep. 5th, 1901 All Saints Church, Bromsgrove
With Mr & Mrs Hughes Vanner's Kind Regards
Westwood, North Road, Milford Haven
At Home Oct 24th.
Certificate of Marriage
Marriage solemnized at The Parish Church in the Parish of Holy Trinity, Hinckley in the County of Leicester
When married: 13 April
Name and Surname, Age, Condition, Rank or Profession, Residence at Time of Marriage, Father's Name and Surname, Rank or Profession of Father:
William Edward Weaver, 33, Bachelor, Contractor, Bromsgrove, William Weaver (Deceased), Contractor
Esther Elizabeth Garner, 31, Spinster, - , 1 Chessher Street, John Garner (Deceased), Builder
This marriage was solmnized between us, William Edward Weaver, Esther Elizabeth Garner
In the presence of us, Thomas Garner, Willoughby Garner, John Sivell Weaver.
1903 Marriage solemnized at the Parish Church in the parish of Holy Trinity, Hinckley in the County of Leicester
No | When Married | Name and Surname | Age | Condition | Rank or Profession | Residence at the Time of Marriage | Father's Name and Surname | Rank or Profession of Father |
402 | 13 April | William Edward Weaver Esther Elizabeth Garner | 33 31 | Bachelor Spinster | Contractor - | Bromsgrove 1 Chessher Street | William Weaver (deceased) John Garner (deceased) | Contractor Builder |
Married in the Parish Church according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church after Banns by me Charles Davis MA Vicar
This Marriage was solemnized between us {
William Edward Weaver
Esther Elizabeth Garner
in the Presence of us, {
Thomas Garner
Willoughby Garner
John Sivell Weaver
Bible printed 26 January 1813
William Edward Weaver married at Holy Trinity Church, Hinckley to Esther Elizabeth Garner
April 13th 1903
Easter Monday in 1903 was on 13 April.
Hinkley
Saturday 25th April, 1903
WEDDING AT HOLY TRINITY PARISH CHURCH
On Easter Monday at Holy Trinity Church, Hinkley, Miss E. Garner, only daughter of the late Mr. John Garner, builder of Hinkley, was married to Mr. W. Weaver, builder and contractor of The Strand, Bromsgrove. The Rev C Davies officiated.
The bride wore a very pretty blue dress and carried a trailing bouquet of choice white flowers. Miss Ada Flavell and Miss Elsie Garner (niece), who acted as bridesmaids, also had very preety bouquets, and wore gold bracelets, the gifts of the bridegroom. The bride was given away by her brother, Mr. T. Garner, and Mr. Weaver was attended by his brother, Mr. J. T. Weaver, as best man. A very pretty scene was witnessed after the bride and bridegroom left the vestry, when Master Boyd Weaver and Miss Gladys Garner, who were dressed in white, went in front of the newly-married couple and threw flowers in their path, while outside the Church they were received with showers of confetti.
The ceremony was witnessed by a great many friends, the Church being nearly full. Amongst those present were noticed Mr. and Mrs. Willoughby Garner and Miss Margery Garner, Mrs. T. Garner, Mrs J Weaver and Master Boyd Weaver (Bromsgrove), Mr. and Mrs. T. Guest (Droitwich), Mrs Boulton Brooks, Mrs Flavell, Mrs C Davies, Mrs R.E.Hill, Misses Pickering, etc., etc.
A reception was afterwards held by Mrs. J. Garner at Chessher Street, when the health of the bride and bridegroom was proposed by Mr. Willoughby Garner and responded to by Mr. W. Weaver. Shortly afterwards the bride and bridegroom left for London, where the honeymoon was to be spent.
Among the presents received were the following:
Bride to Bridegroom: Ebony brushes
Bridegroom to bride: Feather Boa
Mrs John Garner: Piano
Mr and Mrs T. Garner: Dinner service
Mr and Mrs W. Garner: Bond porcelain clock
Mr and Mrs B. Ridgway: Set of sterling silver forks
Mr and J.T.Weaver (Bromsgrove): Silver fruit stand
Mr and Mrs J. Vanner (Leeds): Drawing room chair
Mr & Mrs T. Guest (Droitwich): ditto
Mr Fred Grant (London): Silver butter dish
Mr and Mrs A. Pickering (Bromsgrove): Rug
Miss L. Pickering (Whaley Bridge): Silver butter dish
Mr and Mrs A.J.Pickering (Hinckley): Flower stand
Mrs and the Misses Flavell: Centre and mats
Miss W Chawner: Dress case
Mrs D Payne: Duchess cloth and bag
Miss Hewitt (Bedworth): D'Oyleys
Mrs Squire: Painted mat
Misses Pickering (Shilton): Two sideboard cloths
Mr , Mrs and Miss Ransley (London): Case of silver spoons
Miss M Fox: Pair silver salts
Mrs Hayes (Sheffield): Mat
Mrs Brosser: Cushion cover
Mrs Quinn (Leicester): Five o'clock tea cloth
Mr T. Bailey (Stratford-upon-Avon): Silver preserve jar
Mrs H Taylor: Vase and photo frame
Misses Abbotts: Brass salver
Mr and Mrs Broome (Leicester): Pair of vases and brush and crumb tray
Miss Stafford: Hand painted plaque
Mr and Mrs Wilkinson (Norfolk): Centre cloth etc.
Misses Wright: Cushion cover
Miss C Pickering: Brass photo frame
Mr and Mrs E Bedford: Sugar and cream stand
Nurse Pollitt (Blackpool): Silver flower vase
Mrs Craythorne: D'Oyleys
Mrs Lees: Flower vase
Mrs Calvert (South Shields): Silk antimaccassar
E. B. Cotton Esq. (Bromsgrove): Case of silver salts
Dr Rowland: Silver sugar basin
W. Burton Esq. (Birmingham): Brass pier glass
W. Dormer Esq. (Birmingham): Hand painted tea service
Mr and Mrs J Rose (Bromsgrove): Silver cruet
Mr. and Mrs. Clegg (Bromsgrove): Oak waiter
L Jones Esq. (Stetchford): Copper fire screen
Mr and Mrs E Turner (Bromsgrove): Brass paper rack
Rev and Mrs Tibbitts (Bromsgrove): Brass letter rack
Mr and Mrs Bower (Bromsgrove): Hand painted tea service
Mr. and Mrs. Scrivener (Bromsgrove): Pair of silver (ended) knife rests
Mr and Mrs Townsend (Bromsgrove): Engraving
Bible printed 26 January 1813
William Edward Weaver married at All Saints Church Bromsgrove to Lily Pickering
Aug 5th 1913
Bible printed 26 January 1813
Mary Ann Weaver Died Feb 3rd 1929
WEAVER John Sivell of The Lawns New-road Bromsgrove Worcestershire
died 5 April 1948 Probate Birmingham 18 November
to William Arthur Boyd Weaver provision merchant and
Samuel Godfrey Foster solicitor. Effects £14040 19s
VANNER Fanny Elizabeth of Greville House 18 Hamilton-terrace Milford Haven Pembrokeshire widow died 14 May 1949 at St James Nursing Home Walter-road Swansea Probate Carmarthen 18 August to Gwendoline Mary Paorter (wife of Cecil Hubert Porter) and Joan Sivell Fountain (wife of Alexander Frank Fountain). Effects £14810 19s.
First name(s) | John Hughes |
Last name | Vanner |
Birth year | - |
Death year | 1946 |
City | Milford Haven |
County | Pembrokeshire |
Country | Wales |
Cemetery | Milford Haven Cemetery |
Death date | 31 Jan 1946 |
CERTIFIED COPY OF AN ENTRY OF DEATH
REGISTRATION DISTRICT Bromsgrove |
1960 DEATH in the Sub-district of Bromsgrove in the County of Worcester |
No | When and where died | Name and surname | Sex | Age | Occupation | Cause of death | Signature, description and residence of informant | When registered |
414 | Twenty fifth August 1960 General Hosptial Bromsgrove | William Edward WEAVER | Male | 91 years | 15 School Lane, Lickey End Master Builder (retired) | 1(a) Cerebral Thrombosis (b) Cerebral atheroma | W.J.Weaver Son 15 School Lane Lickey End Bromsgrove | Twenty sixth August 1960 |
THE LATE MR. W. E. WEAVER
SENIOR COURT LEET JUROR
A well-known Bromsgrove personality, and a member of one of the oldest families in the town, Mr William Edward Weaver, died in the General Hospital, Bromsgrove, on Firday, at the age of 91. Mr Weaver was the senior member of the Bromsgrove Court Leet, having been a juror for 57 years, and he had outlived almost all fellow tradesmen in the town amongst whom he had moved when a builder in business in Birmingham Road.
Mr Weaver was a son of Mr William Weaver, who founded the business that is now carried on from the premises between the Strand and the Alcester Road. The original builders' yard was in the Stourbridge Road, opposite what is now Parkside School, but this site was sold to the Shropshire, Staffordshire and Worcestershire Power Company to accommodate their showroom and depot more than 20 years ago. Mr William Weaver carried on business in various partnerships before he set up his own. He was associated successively with Mr Jonathon Brazier and Mr Joseph Tilt, and he a part in the erection of several of the principal buildings of the town including the Secondary School, the Library and Stourbridge Road Schools. He was later joined by his son, Mr William E Weaver, and the latter succeeded him, eventually handing over control to his elder son, Mr W.J. Weaver.
The late Mr Weaver will be best remembered because of a long family association with the Court Leet. His father was Bailiff in 1884, he held the principal office in 1936 and Mr W.J. Weaver, now the Marshal, was Bailiff ten years ago. A brother, Mr J.S.Weaver, was Bailiff in 1921-22, and a brother in law Mr T.W. Guest in 1922-23. Mr Weaver also had a long association with All Saints' Church and served for two periods separated by more than a quarter of a century, as church warden. He was first warden to the Rev F.L.Milward, 1905-13 and later to the Rev E Lumley 1939-46. For a period he was a member of the council of the Midland Federation of Building Trade Employers. Mr Weaver took a keen interest in all local affairs and particularly sport for both his sons played for the Town Rugby Football Club and he was keen on the game of bowls.
He was twice married, the first time in 1903 to Miss Esther Elizabeth Garner, of Hinckley. She died in 1911 and two years later he married Miss Lily Pickering. She died in January 1931, and subsequently Mr Weaver gave up his residence at Ambleside, Stourbridge Road, Bromsgrove, which had been his home for almost 30 years.
Latterly he had been a petient at the General Hospital, and until two years ago he made an annual appearance on Midsummer Day to greet his fellow members of the Court Leet as they marched in procession up the Birmingham Road to open the Horse Fair at Burcot Lane.
There survive two sons, Mr W.J Weaver of Lickey End and R.W.Weaver, of Old Birmingham Road, Marlbrook and five grandchildren.
The funeral took place at All Saints' Church on Monday.