Husband George Henry BUTLER 18,19,24,85
Born: 9 Jun 1878 - Wraxall, , Somerset, England 85
Christened: 18 Aug 1878 - Wraxall, , Somerset, England 85
Died: 1919 - Oakhill, , Somerset, England 85
Buried:
Father: William Gibbons BUTLER (1835-1885) 18,85
Mother: Eliza Anne GREEN (1842-1932) 11,18,19,20,24,84,85
Marriage: 27 Apr 1912 85
Wife Charlotte Maud BAKER 85
Born:
Christened:
Died: 1956 - Streatham, , Surrey, England 85
Buried:
Children
Husband Clebert BAKER 170
Born: 14 Mar 1888 - Rayne, Acadia, Louisiana, USA
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Father: Joseph Deussart BAKER (1857-1893) 170
Mother: Marie Celestine LAGRANGE (1861-1940) 170
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Husband Craig BAKER (details suppressed for this person)
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Wife Lynn DALLISON (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
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Father: Sidney DALLISON (1901- )
Mother: Mary HOLDWAY
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Husband Desmond Arthur BAKER (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
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Father: Arthur Ronald BAKER (1934-1994)
Mother: Kathleen Rose JOHNSON (1937-1984)
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Wife SUSAN (details suppressed for this person)
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1 M Scott Michael BAKER (details suppressed for this person)
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Wife Donatille BAKER 170
Born: 4 Feb 1883 - Rayne, Acadia, Louisiana, USA
Christened:
Died:
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Father: Joseph Deussart BAKER (1857-1893) 170
Mother: Marie Celestine LAGRANGE (1861-1940) 170
Children
Husband Philip GRANTHAM 497
Born: 1934 497
Christened:
Died: 1963 497
Buried:
Father: Leonard GRANTHAM (1907-1964) 497
Mother: Kathleen PEAKE (1913-2000) 497
Marriage:
Wife Dorothy BAKER (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
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Born:
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Wife Dorothy BAKER 494
Born: 1894 - Stratford, , Essex, England 494
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Father: William BAKER ( - ) 494
Mother: Mary Alice MARTIN (1861- ) 17,23
Children
Husband Thomas SPEARPOINT 29,31
Born: 17 Oct 1851 - Folkestone, , Kent, England 29
Christened: 26 Dec 1851 - Folkestone, , Kent, England 29,31
Died: 10 Jan 1924 - Surbiton, , Surrey, England 29
Buried:
Father: Thomas SPEARPOINT (1810-1889) 29,31
Mother: Sarah MINTER (1816-1895) 29,31
Marriage: 1915 - Chertsey, , Surrey, England 29,118
Other Spouse: Selina ARGYLE (1853-1912) 29,237 - 14 Sep 1875 - Aylestone, , Leicestershire, England 29
Wife Edith Caroline BAKER 29
Born:
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Children
General Notes: Husband - Thomas SPEARPOINT
PRINCIPAL REGISTRY FAMILY DIVISION: Spearpoint Thomas of Shanklin House Cadogan Road Surbito n Surrey Died 10 January 1924 Probate London 28 March 1924 to Edith Caroline Spearpoint Wido w and Winifred Argyle Spearpoint Spinster. Effects Ð2,475 16s 9d.
General Notes: Wife - Edith Caroline BAKER
Husband Robert Eric FOSTER 186
Born: 21 Oct 1906 - Liverpool, , Lancashire, England
Christened:
Died: 2 Apr 1995 - Ringwood, , Victoria, Australia
Buried:
Marriage: 24 May 1930 - Liverpool, , Lancashire, England
Wife Edith May BAKER 186
Born: 21 May 1911 - Liverpool, , Lancashire, England
Christened:
Died: 23 Aug 1990 - Mooroolbark, , Victoria, Australia
Buried:
Father: Arthur Thomas BAKER (1879-1940) 186
Mother: Edith FRANCIS (1884-1915) 186
Children
1 M Robert Eric FOSTER (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
Christened:
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Buried:
Spouse: Kathleen Agnes McCALLISTER (living)
2 F Edith Lorna FOSTER 186
Born: 15 Aug 1932
Christened:
Died: 21 Sep 1999 - Frankston, , Victoria, Australia
Buried:
Spouse: Edward Norman SMITH (1926-1993) 186
Marr: 9 Mar 1953 - Sittingbourne, , Kent, England
3 F Doreen FOSTER (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
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Buried:
Spouse: Norman Hedley RICE (living)
4 M Colin Syd. Trevor FOSTER (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
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Buried:
Spouse: Lucy YAPP (living)
5 M Adrian Kenneth FOSTER (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Jose WOOD (living)
6 F Vivienne Kaye FOSTER (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: John Stephen BRIDGER (living)
General Notes: Husband - Robert Eric FOSTER
All information supplied by his daughter, Doreen Rice and only shown on this database to show her relationship to the Francis family.
Birth Certificate for Edith May Foster 1911
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Reg.District: Toxteth Park. Toxteth Park Central,
County of Lancs.
No: 427
Date: Twenty First May 1911
at : 19 Barter St.Toxteth Park.U.D.
Name: Edith May.
Sex: Girl.
Father: Arthur Thomas Baker.
Mother: Edith Baker formerly Francis.
Father's Occ: Stoker H.V.S Patrol R.N.
Informant: Edith Baker Mother
of: 19 Barter Street Toxteth Park.
Reg.Date: Thirteenth June 1911
Registrar: Joseph Maiden.
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Edith May Baker was the second child and only daughter of Arthur
Thomas Baker and Edith nee Francis who had married just four months
after her father's tragic death when he went down with his ship
Kyber off the Cornish coast in March 1905.
Edith May's father was a Mariner and the family were living in
Chatham when first child Arthur Francis was born in 1908. Then it
was back to Liverpool where Edith May was born in 1911.
By 1915, the Baker family was back in Kent and living at 120
Gardiner Street Gillingham. Mother, Edith was admitted to St
Bartholomew's Hospital ,haemorrhaging from an ectopic pregnancy.
She died on 12th April 1915 and Arthur Thomas took the two children
back to home port, Liverpool where he remarried, providing his two
young children with a step mother and several step brothers and
sisters.
It was a disaster for Arthur Francis and Edith May who sufferred a
'life of hell' from their extremely cruel,drunkard step mother.
The few precious heirlooms which belonged to Edith nee Francis were
sold for mor grog leaving the two little children dispossessed of
everything including love. with their father mostly away at sea.
When Edith May left school at 14, she worked for a short while in
the bakery which had belonged to her grandfather,John Baker, in
Grey Street but unfortunately she could not tolerate the extreme
heat in the bakehouse and had to seek alternative employment.
Meanwhile, her older brother Arthur , had joined the RNVR and met
Robert Eric Foster with whom he formed a strong friendship.
One day, around 1926, when Edith May was just 15 years old, Arthur
invited Robert Eric home and so a romance blossomed. In 1928, just
prior to Robert Eric was about to travel overseas in his new
capacity as Ship's carpenter, theyannounced their engagement and
had a joint studio photograph to commemmorate the occasion.
Eric was away until 1930 and they lost no time in being married
inspite of the Great Depression.
Mary L. (Polly) Baker formerly Andrews , died in April 1930 and it
was the wish of her husband,Arthur Thomas, that the young couple
postpone their wedding as a mark of respect but as Edith May told
me (her daughter) many years later, she had no respect for her
during her lifetime and she refused to put off her wedding "as a
mark of respect" The only concession made was that Edith May wore a
pale blue gown for her wedding instead of traditional white.
This act alienated her father and they were never again on really
good terms. However, following the death of her first step mother,
father married for the third time. Again a widow with children from
a previous marriage. Cathrine Moore (Cassie) and Arthur Thomas were
married as early as 1931 and the feud between father and daughter
abated a little.
Edith May had six children and followed her husband as he travelled
south to Chatham seeking work throughout the depression years.
She had a multitude of jobs which include, during the war years,
she worked in Shorts Airplane factory then after the war, Edith was
an Insurance collecter for the Prudential Insurance Company. Many
years of seasonal farm work. Potato picking, beans, cabbages,
apples pears and berries. Hop picking and Hop training.
Edith May also worked as a cook in the busman's canteen, aspiring
to Manageress, then worked as a shelf packer when the very first
supermarket (Tescos) opened in Chatham. She worked for a while in
Faringdon's shoe shop as a sales assistant then went to work in
Chatham Dockyard where she worked in the electrical stores for many
years until she and husband Robert Eric retired in October 1971 .
She witnessed 5 of her children desert the shores of England to
seek their fortunes in three different continents and finally,
following the celebration of their Golden Wedding in 1980, Robert
Eric and Edith May packed up their home of 40 years in Wayfield
Road Chatham and migrated to Melbourne Australia where they settled
very quickly and enjoyed their new way of life for the remainder of
their days, continuing their connection with the Oddfellows Lodge.
- - Marriage Certificate.
Edith May Baker /Robert Eric Foster/ 1930 D1103 -6
The Statutory Fee for this certificate is 2s.7d. If required
subsequently to Registration,a search Fee is payable in addition.
Marriage solemnized at Wesley Chapel,Upper Stanhope Street in the
District of Liverpool in the County LiverpoolC.B. Rec No: 48 Date:
May Twenty-fourth 1930. Robert Eric Foster ,23 yrs.Bachelor
Shipwright Journeyman Residence:49 Banner Street Liverpool Father :
Robert Inch Foster Institution Porter Edith May Baker ,19
yrs.Spinster Residence 18 Emerson Street Liverpool
Father : Arthur Thomas Baker,Crane Driver.
Married in the above Chapel according to the Rites and Ceremonies
of the Weslyan Methodists by Certificate.
This Marriage was solemnized between us, Robert Eric Foster
Edith May Baker
in the presence of us, Sarah Jones
Edward Evans
and in the presence of, Frederick John Authorised
Person for the said Chapel.
I,Frederick John, Authorised Person under the Marriage Act.1898,do
hereby certify that this is a true copy of the Entry No 48,in the
Register Book of Marriages of the above -named building.
WITNESS MY HAND this 24th day of May 1930 .
Signed by all parties and signature of Frederick John,over 1 penny
stamp.
-----------------------------------------------------------------
News Item Gillingham News 30 May 1980 page 3
with photograph of Robert Erice senior and Robert Eric Junior with
their respective wives and other family members
FOSTER FAMILY'S GOLDEN REUNION
Visitors from all parts of the globe came to Chatham on Saturday to
help the Foster family celebrate a double wedding anniversary.
For not only did Robert and Edith Foster celebrate their golden
wedding anniversary but their eldest son Robert Jnr and his wife
Kathleen also celebrated 25 years of marriage.
And the fact that the two couples live thousands of miles apart
didn't daunt the foster family.
Robert junr and his wife flew in from South Africa to help mum and
dad of Wayfield Road Chatham celebrate the occasion.
And the rest of the family and friend s came too- including five
five brothers and sisters,19 grandchildren and nine great-
grandchildren.
Eldest daughter Edith came from Australia for the celebrations as
ddid other daughters Doreen and Vivienne and their families.
Son Adrian and his wife and three children arrived from Canada and
second eldest son Colin- the only child who does not live abroad-
came from Staines in middlesex.
A meal ffor 80 people was the highlight of the joint celebrationb
at the Odd Fellows Hall in Luton Road and after the food more
guests arrived to ensure the party went on well into the evening.
Seventy-four -year-old Robert Foster and his wife Edith (69)
originate from Lancashire. They moved to Chatham in 1939 and Robert
worked in the Dockyard as a shipwright until 1971.
Son Robert lived in Chatham until 1971 when he moved abroad to take
up a job with the South African Post Office .
For Edith the "happy coincidence" of the wedding anniversaries
marked a truly golden day.
She said" This is the happiest day of my life.It's lovely to have
all our children together again and highlights the joys of having
such a great big family.
***********************
CROYDON POST (Victoria Australia) Wednesday May 30th 1990-
CLAN REUNION FOR 60th ANNIVERSARY
Large photograph ^Eric and Edith Foster-making plans for the
future,together.
small inset photo>The Foster clan reunites to celebrate Eric and
Edith's 60th.Wedding anniversary.
Text reads: With 60 years of marriage behind them,Mr Eric
Foster and his wife edith are making plans for the future-together
of course.
Mr and Mrs Foster originally came from Liverpool in the UK.
But as each of their children left British shores for more exotic
climes,the Fosters decided Australia might be the place for their
retirement.
So they have spent the last nine years living in Croydon with
one of their six children.
And last Saturday saw the meeting of the clan as the Foster's
six children 12 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren attended
the couples memorable 60th Anniversary.
With husbands and wives in attendance there was no shortage
of love or well-wishes from the proud descendants.
So important was the occasion in fact,that a son travelled
from Canada,another from South Africa and yet another from britain
to be with their parents on the historic day.
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DEATH certificate Edith May Foster 1990
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- VICTORIA Registration No:
20762/1990
Registration of Births,Deaths and Marriages Regulations Form 6.
DEATH REGISTRATION
1.DECEASED Family Name: FOSTER
Christian or Given Names: Edith May
Date of Death: 23 August 1990
Place of Death: Mooroolbark 3138
Sex and Age: Female 79 years
Period of Residence in Australia: 9 years
Place of Residence: 7 Nutter Crescent
St.John's Park. Mooroolbark
Usual Occupation: Home Duties
Marital Status at Date of Death: Married
************************
2.MARRIAGE
Place of Marriage: Liverpool England
Age when Married: 19 years
Full name of Spouse: Robert Eric Foster
**************************
3.CHILDREN In order of Birth: Robert Eric 59 Edith Lorna 58
Names and Ages Doreen 55 Colin Syd. Trevor 49
Adrian Ken.42 Vivienne Kaye 42
****************************
4.PARENTS Father's Name: Arthur Baker
Father's Occupation: Navy Petty Officer
Mother's name: Janet Baker (should be Edith)
Mother's Family Name: Francis
Mother's Occupation: Home Duties
****************************
5.MEDICAL Cause of Death: Congestive heart failure -1
mth. and duration of last illness: Coronary Artery disease -10
yrs. Senility - 10 years.
Name of Certifying Medical Practitioner:Dr.B.Rowe
******************************
6.BURIAL or CREMATION Date: 29 August 1990
Place: Springvale Crematorium
Undertaker: P.Lacey:Le Pine Heritage
Funerals Name and Religion of Minister: A.Poole, Anglican
*******************************
7.INFORMANT Name: R.Foster
Address: 7 Nutter Crescent
St John's Pk.Mooroolbark 3138
Relationship to deceased: Husband
*********************************
8.REGISTRATION OFFICER Name: L.P.H.Labonne
signature: signed
Date: 05 September 1990
-------------------------------------
General Notes: Wife - Edith May BAKER
All information supplied by her daughter Doreen Rice and only shown on this database to show Doreen's relationship to the Francis family. Edith had six children Robert Eric, Edith Lorna, Doreen, Colin Sydney Trevor, Adrian Kenneth and Vivienne Kaye.
Birth Certificate for Edith May Foster 1911
---------------------------------------------------
Reg.District: Toxteth Park. Toxteth Park Central,
County of Lancs.
No: 427
Date: Twenty First May 1911
at : 19 Barter St.Toxteth Park.U.D.
Name: Edith May.
Sex: Girl.
Father: Arthur Thomas Baker.
Mother: Edith Baker formerly Francis.
Father's Occ: Stoker H.V.S Patrol R.N.
Informant: Edith Baker Mother
of: 19 Barter Street Toxteth Park.
Reg.Date: Thirteenth June 1911
Registrar: Joseph Maiden.
-------------------------------------------------------------------
Edith May Baker was the second child and only daughter of Arthur
Thomas Baker and Edith nee Francis who had married just four months
after her father's tragic death when he went down with his ship
Kyber off the Cornish coast in March 1905.
Edith May's father was a Mariner and the family were living in
Chatham when first child Arthur Francis was born in 1908. Then it
was back to Liverpool where Edith May was born in 1911.
By 1915, the Baker family was back in Kent and living at 120
Gardiner Street Gillingham. Mother, Edith was admitted to St
Bartholomew's Hospital ,haemorrhaging from an ectopic pregnancy.
She died on 12th April 1915 and Arthur Thomas took the two children
back to home port, Liverpool where he remarried, providing his two
young children with a step mother and several step brothers and
sisters.
It was a disaster for Arthur Francis and Edith May who sufferred a
'life of hell' from their extremely cruel,drunkard step mother.
The few precious heirlooms which belonged to Edith nee Francis were
sold for mor grog leaving the two little children dispossessed of
everything including love. with their father mostly away at sea.
When Edith May left school at 14, she worked for a short while in
the bakery which had belonged to her grandfather,John Baker, in
Grey Street but unfortunately she could not tolerate the extreme
heat in the bakehouse and had to seek alternative employment.
Meanwhile, her older brother Arthur , had joined the RNVR and met
Robert Eric Foster with whom he formed a strong friendship.
One day, around 1926, when Edith May was just 15 years old, Arthur
invited Robert Eric home and so a romance blossomed. In 1928, just
prior to Robert Eric was about to travel overseas in his new
capacity as Ship's carpenter, theyannounced their engagement and
had a joint studio photograph to commemmorate the occasion.
Eric was away until 1930 and they lost no time in being married
inspite of the Great Depression.
Mary L. (Polly) Baker formerly Andrews , died in April 1930 and it
was the wish of her husband,Arthur Thomas, that the young couple
postpone their wedding as a mark of respect but as Edith May told
me (her daughter) many years later, she had no respect for her
during her lifetime and she refused to put off her wedding "as a
mark of respect" The only concession made was that Edith May wore a
pale blue gown for her wedding instead of traditional white.
This act alienated her father and they were never again on really
good terms. However, following the death of her first step mother,
father married for the third time. Again a widow with children from
a previous marriage. Cathrine Moore (Cassie) and Arthur Thomas were
married as early as 1931 and the feud between father and daughter
abated a little.
Edith May had six children and followed her husband as he travelled
south to Chatham seeking work throughout the depression years.
She had a multitude of jobs which include, during the war years,
she worked in Shorts Airplane factory then after the war, Edith was
an Insurance collecter for the Prudential Insurance Company. Many
years of seasonal farm work. Potato picking, beans, cabbages,
apples pears and berries. Hop picking and Hop training.
Edith May also worked as a cook in the busman's canteen, aspiring
to Manageress, then worked as a shelf packer when the very first
supermarket (Tescos) opened in Chatham. She worked for a while in
Faringdon's shoe shop as a sales assistant then went to work in
Chatham Dockyard where she worked in the electrical stores for many
years until she and husband Robert Eric retired in October 1971 .
She witnessed 5 of her children desert the shores of England to
seek their fortunes in three different continents and finally,
following the celebration of their Golden Wedding in 1980, Robert
Eric and Edith May packed up their home of 40 years in Wayfield
Road Chatham and migrated to Melbourne Australia where they settled
very quickly and enjoyed their new way of life for the remainder of
their days, continuing their connection with the Oddfellows Lodge.
- - Marriage Certificate.
Edith May Baker /Robert Eric Foster/ 1930 D1103 -6
The Statutory Fee for this certificate is 2s.7d. If required
subsequently to Registration,a search Fee is payable in addition.
Marriage solemnized at Wesley Chapel,Upper Stanhope Street in the
District of Liverpool in the County LiverpoolC.B. Rec No: 48 Date:
May Twenty-fourth 1930. Robert Eric Foster ,23 yrs.Bachelor
Shipwright Journeyman Residence:49 Banner Street Liverpool Father :
Robert Inch Foster Institution Porter Edith May Baker ,19
yrs.Spinster Residence 18 Emerson Street Liverpool
Father : Arthur Thomas Baker,Crane Driver.
Married in the above Chapel according to the Rites and Ceremonies
of the Weslyan Methodists by Certificate.
This Marriage was solemnized between us, Robert Eric Foster
Edith May Baker
in the presence of us, Sarah Jones
Edward Evans
and in the presence of, Frederick John Authorised
Person for the said Chapel.
I,Frederick John, Authorised Person under the Marriage Act.1898,do
hereby certify that this is a true copy of the Entry No 48,in the
Register Book of Marriages of the above -named building.
WITNESS MY HAND this 24th day of May 1930 .
Signed by all parties and signature of Frederick John,over 1 penny
stamp.
-----------------------------------------------------------------
News Item Gillingham News 30 May 1980 page 3
with photograph of Robert Erice senior and Robert Eric Junior with
their respective wives and other family members
FOSTER FAMILY'S GOLDEN REUNION
Visitors from all parts of the globe came to Chatham on Saturday to
help the Foster family celebrate a double wedding anniversary.
For not only did Robert and Edith Foster celebrate their golden
wedding anniversary but their eldest son Robert Jnr and his wife
Kathleen also celebrated 25 years of marriage.
And the fact that the two couples live thousands of miles apart
didn't daunt the foster family.
Robert junr and his wife flew in from South Africa to help mum and
dad of Wayfield Road Chatham celebrate the occasion.
And the rest of the family and friend s came too- including five
five brothers and sisters,19 grandchildren and nine great-
grandchildren.
Eldest daughter Edith came from Australia for the celebrations as
ddid other daughters Doreen and Vivienne and their families.
Son Adrian and his wife and three children arrived from Canada and
second eldest son Colin- the only child who does not live abroad-
came from Staines in middlesex.
A meal ffor 80 people was the highlight of the joint celebrationb
at the Odd Fellows Hall in Luton Road and after the food more
guests arrived to ensure the party went on well into the evening.
Seventy-four -year-old Robert Foster and his wife Edith (69)
originate from Lancashire. They moved to Chatham in 1939 and Robert
worked in the Dockyard as a shipwright until 1971.
Son Robert lived in Chatham until 1971 when he moved abroad to take
up a job with the South African Post Office .
For Edith the "happy coincidence" of the wedding anniversaries
marked a truly golden day.
She said" This is the happiest day of my life.It's lovely to have
all our children together again and highlights the joys of having
such a great big family.
***********************
CROYDON POST (Victoria Australia) Wednesday May 30th 1990-
CLAN REUNION FOR 60th ANNIVERSARY
Large photograph ^Eric and Edith Foster-making plans for the
future,together.
small inset photo>The Foster clan reunites to celebrate Eric and
Edith's 60th.Wedding anniversary.
Text reads: With 60 years of marriage behind them,Mr Eric
Foster and his wife edith are making plans for the future-together
of course.
Mr and Mrs Foster originally came from Liverpool in the UK.
But as each of their children left British shores for more exotic
climes,the Fosters decided Australia might be the place for their
retirement.
So they have spent the last nine years living in Croydon with
one of their six children.
And last Saturday saw the meeting of the clan as the Foster's
six children 12 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren attended
the couples memorable 60th Anniversary.
With husbands and wives in attendance there was no shortage
of love or well-wishes from the proud descendants.
So important was the occasion in fact,that a son travelled
from Canada,another from South Africa and yet another from britain
to be with their parents on the historic day.
-------------------------------------------------------------------
DEATH certificate Edith May Foster 1990
-------------------------------------------------------------------
- VICTORIA Registration No:
20762/1990
Registration of Births,Deaths and Marriages Regulations Form 6.
DEATH REGISTRATION
1.DECEASED Family Name: FOSTER
Christian or Given Names: Edith May
Date of Death: 23 August 1990
Place of Death: Mooroolbark 3138
Sex and Age: Female 79 years
Period of Residence in Australia: 9 years
Place of Residence: 7 Nutter Crescent
St.John's Park. Mooroolbark
Usual Occupation: Home Duties
Marital Status at Date of Death: Married
************************
2.MARRIAGE
Place of Marriage: Liverpool England
Age when Married: 19 years
Full name of Spouse: Robert Eric Foster
**************************
3.CHILDREN In order of Birth: Robert Eric 59 Edith Lorna 58
Names and Ages Doreen 55 Colin Syd. Trevor 49
Adrian Ken.42 Vivienne Kaye 42
****************************
4.PARENTS Father's Name: Arthur Baker
Father's Occupation: Navy Petty Officer
Mother's name: Janet Baker (should be Edith)
Mother's Family Name: Francis
Mother's Occupation: Home Duties
****************************
5.MEDICAL Cause of Death: Congestive heart failure -1
mth. and duration of last illness: Coronary Artery disease -10
yrs. Senility - 10 years.
Name of Certifying Medical Practitioner:Dr.B.Rowe
******************************
6.BURIAL or CREMATION Date: 29 August 1990
Place: Springvale Crematorium
Undertaker: P.Lacey:Le Pine Heritage
Funerals Name and Religion of Minister: A.Poole, Anglican
*******************************
7.INFORMANT Name: R.Foster
Address: 7 Nutter Crescent
St John's Pk.Mooroolbark 3138
Relationship to deceased: Husband
*********************************
8.REGISTRATION OFFICER Name: L.P.H.Labonne
signature: signed
Date: 05 September 1990
-------------------------------------
General Notes: Child - Edith Lorna FOSTER
All information supplied by Doreen Rice, her sister. She was married to a Mr Smith and died at Frankston Hospital, Victoria, Australia. She was cremated on the 24th September 1999. She is survived by one daughter and five sons.
Lorna was evacuated to Wales in 1940 and to lancashire in 1943. She attended Luton Infants school and Grove Road School for Girls before receiving a scholarship for The Girls Technical School Fort Pitt Rochester. Lorna trained as a student Nurse at Hammersmith Hospital and married Edward Norman (Ted) Smith in September 1953 in Sittingbourne Kent. They lived in Selling,Kent and had five children very quickly, Kevin 1954,Sherry 1955,Ralph 1956 and twins Clive and Stephen in 1958. Their last child, Quinton was born in 1964. Ted was an acclaimed mushroom grower in Kent but the business turned sour and he became a manager for several other growers over a period of years finally, in 1970, the family migrated to Tasmania where Lorna worked in the Burnie Mills as the Occupational Health Nurse. Following Ted's death in 1993, Lorna moved to Frankston in Victoria where she lives in a 'Granny Flat" in the grounds of her daughter's home.
Husband Edmund BAKER 29
Born: 1599 - Folkestone, , Kent, England
Christened: 19 May 1599 - Folkestone, , Kent, England
Died:
Buried:
Father: Thomas BAKER (1575-1630) 29
Mother: Agnes BAKER (1579-After 1629) 29
Marriage: 6 Jan 1674 - Folkestone, , Kent, England
Wife
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Children
Death Notes: Husband - Edmund BAKER
Note
General Notes: Husband - Edmund BAKER
Husband Edward BAKER (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Daisy COX 15,403
Born: Abt 1895
Christened: 27 Jan 1895 - Evercreech, , Somerset, England 15
Died:
Buried:
Father: William COX (1857- ) 15,18,403
Mother: Emma Louisa TARGETT (1852- ) 11,15,18,403
Children
Husband Lewis WOOD (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Charles WOOD
Mother: Susannah UNDERDOWN
Marriage:
Wife Eliza Mary BAKER (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Children