| Name |
Age
|
Year
|
| Ayres - triplets (see right) |
born
|
1909
|
| Bettles, Annie |
21
|
1916
|
| Button, Lilian |
21
|
1909
|
| Chamberlian, W H (see right) |
21
|
1915
|
| Chapman, Margaret |
21
|
1947
|
| Cox, Miss Gladys |
21
|
1914
|
| Cross, Anita Victoria |
born
|
1945
|
| Darnell, David |
94
|
1924
|
| Denton, T H |
21
|
1908
|
| Dix, Alice |
21
|
|
| Farrow, Mr R |
80
|
1932
|
| Gadsby, Abraham |
85
|
1928
|
| George, A J |
90
|
1996
|
| Goodwin, Ray |
21
|
1906
|
| Green, Miss Florrie (see right) |
21
|
1909
|
| Green, Miss Gladys Maud |
21
|
1923
|
| Hales, Janet |
born
|
1945
|
| Hensman, Elsie |
100
|
|
| Hoare, Mrs C A |
90
|
1931
|
| Leaton, Miss Lilian Olive |
21
|
1923
|
| Lewis, W (see right) |
21
|
1887
|
| Magee, Christopher |
100
|
|
| Owen, Dr |
80
|
|
| Page, Miss Winifred |
21
|
1919
|
| Perkins, Frances |
100
|
2003
|
| Reed, Miss B. |
21
|
1953
|
| Rivitt, Miss Jennie |
21
|
1923
|
| Scott, J T |
90
|
1949
|
| Skinner, George |
97
|
1914
|
| Smith, D F S |
21
|
1951
|
| Tarry, Walter |
80
|
1956
|
| Turner, A C |
21
|
1915
|
| Whiting, Miss Winifred |
21
|
1923
|
| Wiggins, Ann |
90
|
1949
|
| Willmott, Joseph |
70
|
1934
|
|
|
The Rushden Echo, 31st December 1909
Triplets
The wife of Mr Ernest Ayres, of Dell-place, Rushden, gave birth to tripletsthree boys, on Sunday morning.
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Rushden Echo, 26th November 1915, transcribed by Kay Collins
Coming-of-AgeMr. W. H. Chamberlain, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Chamberlain, of “Hillcroft,” Irchester-road, Rushden, attained his majority on Tuesday, and in the evening a number of his friends were entertained by his parents at “Hillcroft” in honour of the event.
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Rushden Echo, 26th November 1909, transcribed by Kay Collins
The Coming-of-Age of Miss Florrie Green, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Green, of High-street, was celebrated on Monday. A party of friends to the number of 30 assembled at the invitation of Mr and Mrs Green. Tea was served, and afterwards songs were given by Miss Noble, Mr Harry Jaques, and many others. Dancing and games were indulged in, and a very enjoyable time was spent, the party breaking up at 4p.m. Miss Green was the recipient of many handsome and useful presents.
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Wellingborough News, 1st July 1887
BIRTHDAY PEAL - On Friday evening the church bells rang a birthday peal in honour of Mr. W. Lewis (a brother ringer) attaining his majority.
Note: this would be Wilhelm son of Charles Lewis the blacksmith
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