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Marion Christine Irlam¹

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1. [S1472] SOURCE: (Full),
   Source Combined Fields: Dowling. Privately held by Joanne Dyer, --.
   
   Last contact 9Nov2018,
   Citation Detail: 2018:-,
   Citation Text: Hi Brian,
   
   I lost my tree quite a few years ago when our computer died and even my backup wouldn't open. I have slowly been redoing from my notes etc but have found the enthusiasm isnt the same. Anyway my line from memory is George and Mary Ann's daughter Sarah who married William Spears. This is about all I have on this line (on the computer) at the moment . My mother is Gloria Woodhams on the attached report.
   
   Thanks
   
   Joanne
   

Norma Fennelly¹

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1. [S1472] SOURCE: (Full),
   Source Combined Fields: Dowling. Privately held by Joanne Dyer, --.
   
   Last contact 9Nov2018,
   Citation Detail: 2018:-,
   Citation Text: Hi Brian,
   
   I lost my tree quite a few years ago when our computer died and even my backup wouldn't open. I have slowly been redoing from my notes etc but have found the enthusiasm isnt the same. Anyway my line from memory is George and Mary Ann's daughter Sarah who married William Spears. This is about all I have on this line (on the computer) at the moment . My mother is Gloria Woodhams on the attached report.
   
   Thanks
   
   Joanne
   

Alfred Edward Turner¹

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1. [S1472] SOURCE: (Full),
   Source Combined Fields: Dowling. Privately held by Joanne Dyer, --.
   
   Last contact 9Nov2018,
   Citation Detail: 2018:-,
   Citation Text: Hi Brian,
   
   I lost my tree quite a few years ago when our computer died and even my backup wouldn't open. I have slowly been redoing from my notes etc but have found the enthusiasm isnt the same. Anyway my line from memory is George and Mary Ann's daughter Sarah who married William Spears. This is about all I have on this line (on the computer) at the moment . My mother is Gloria Woodhams on the attached report.
   
   Thanks
   
   Joanne
   

Keith Frederick Turner¹

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1. [S1472] SOURCE: (Full),
   Source Combined Fields: Dowling. Privately held by Joanne Dyer, --.
   
   Last contact 9Nov2018,
   Citation Detail: 2018:-,
   Citation Text: Hi Brian,
   
   I lost my tree quite a few years ago when our computer died and even my backup wouldn't open. I have slowly been redoing from my notes etc but have found the enthusiasm isnt the same. Anyway my line from memory is George and Mary Ann's daughter Sarah who married William Spears. This is about all I have on this line (on the computer) at the moment . My mother is Gloria Woodhams on the attached report.
   
   Thanks
   
   Joanne
   

Kenneth Raymond Turner¹

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1. [S1472] SOURCE: (Full),
   Source Combined Fields: Dowling. Privately held by Joanne Dyer, --.
   
   Last contact 9Nov2018,
   Citation Detail: 2018:-,
   Citation Text: Hi Brian,
   
   I lost my tree quite a few years ago when our computer died and even my backup wouldn't open. I have slowly been redoing from my notes etc but have found the enthusiasm isnt the same. Anyway my line from memory is George and Mary Ann's daughter Sarah who married William Spears. This is about all I have on this line (on the computer) at the moment . My mother is Gloria Woodhams on the attached report.
   
   Thanks
   
   Joanne
   

Neale William Glanville¹

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1. [S1472] SOURCE: (Full),
   Source Combined Fields: Dowling. Privately held by Joanne Dyer, --.
   
   Last contact 9Nov2018,
   Citation Detail: 2018:-,
   Citation Text: Hi Brian,
   
   I lost my tree quite a few years ago when our computer died and even my backup wouldn't open. I have slowly been redoing from my notes etc but have found the enthusiasm isnt the same. Anyway my line from memory is George and Mary Ann's daughter Sarah who married William Spears. This is about all I have on this line (on the computer) at the moment . My mother is Gloria Woodhams on the attached report.
   
   Thanks
   
   Joanne
   

Sue Hart¹

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1. [S1472] SOURCE: (Full),
   Source Combined Fields: Dowling. Privately held by Joanne Dyer, --.
   
   Last contact 9Nov2018,
   Citation Detail: 2018:-,
   Citation Text: Hi Brian,
   
   I lost my tree quite a few years ago when our computer died and even my backup wouldn't open. I have slowly been redoing from my notes etc but have found the enthusiasm isnt the same. Anyway my line from memory is George and Mary Ann's daughter Sarah who married William Spears. This is about all I have on this line (on the computer) at the moment . My mother is Gloria Woodhams on the attached report.
   
   Thanks
   
   Joanne
   

Marian Joyce Woodhams¹

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1. [S1472] SOURCE: (Full),
   Source Combined Fields: Dowling. Privately held by Joanne Dyer, --.
   
   Last contact 9Nov2018,
   Citation Detail: 2018:-,
   Citation Text: Hi Brian,
   
   I lost my tree quite a few years ago when our computer died and even my backup wouldn't open. I have slowly been redoing from my notes etc but have found the enthusiasm isnt the same. Anyway my line from memory is George and Mary Ann's daughter Sarah who married William Spears. This is about all I have on this line (on the computer) at the moment . My mother is Gloria Woodhams on the attached report.
   
   Thanks
   
   Joanne
   

Brian Crosbie¹

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1. [S1472] SOURCE: (Full),
   Source Combined Fields: Dowling. Privately held by Joanne Dyer, --.
   
   Last contact 9Nov2018,
   Citation Detail: 2018:-,
   Citation Text: Hi Brian,
   
   I lost my tree quite a few years ago when our computer died and even my backup wouldn't open. I have slowly been redoing from my notes etc but have found the enthusiasm isnt the same. Anyway my line from memory is George and Mary Ann's daughter Sarah who married William Spears. This is about all I have on this line (on the computer) at the moment . My mother is Gloria Woodhams on the attached report.
   
   Thanks
   
   Joanne
   

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H B Cocking¹

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1. [S1474] SOURCE: (Full),
   Source Combined Fields: Bedfordshire Times and Independent. England, Bedford. On-line Image. https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0000749/19160505/137/0008 : 2018.,
   Citation Detail: Record for JOHN COCKING,
   Citation Text: DEATH OF MR. JOHN COCKING We regret to record the death of Mr. John Cocking, of College Farm, second son of Mr. G. J. Cocking, of Lodge Farm, at his residence. on Friday after a brief illness. The Immediate cause of death was pernicious anaemia. Mr. Cocking had for several years been assisting his father in the management of his farm, owing to his advanced age and infirmities, but no one anticipated that death would claim the younger man first, and his untimely death at the comparatively early age of 53 years has cast gloom over a large circle friends. Deceased leaves widow, two sons and two daughters. The sons are well-known in the athletic world, and in the cricket and football field. The funeral took place at the Bedford Cemetery on Tuesday, where de- ceased was buried beside his mother, who died many years ago. The service was conducted by the Rev. J. Rosser, Vicar of Kempston. The mourners were the widow, his sons, Mr. H. B. and Reg. Cocking, and Miss Daisy Cocking (daughter), (Miss Gladys Cocking, daughter, who is an invalid, was unable attend). Mr. George Cocking (brother). Mr. B. Prole (brother-in-law), Messrs. Allan and Harry Prole. Amongst those present at the graveside we noticed Mr. and Mrs. Atkins, Mr. Payne, Mrs. George Cocking, Mr. Quenby, Mr. A. Worrall, Mr. Alex. Newman, Mr. T. Laxton, John Prole, etc., and the employees of the farm. The coffin was of polished oak with brass fittings, and the arrangements were ably carried out Messrs by Clarabut and Plumbe. Wreaths were sent by the following: - His sorrowing wife and children; Pem., and Harry; Ben and Allen; Patie, Horace, Mervyn and Kenneth; His friend. Bill; Henry and Annie; Mr. and Mrs. A. Newman; Harry, Fan, Dolly and Jim; His employees; Alfred and Nellie; George and Annie; Blanche; May; Pollie, Alice and Claude; Annie: H. Adkin and family; Alice and Ted; Tom Dynes. CARLTON meet hi# was held the Reading Room, the Post Office, Tuesday. There heve been about member*, and the Reading Room has been very Mr. Burnett was chairman. A satisfactory balance hand was disclosed, and was decided wind tl»e season with supper. Sidney Lord, of Carlton, take* duties con-table in the Northampton Police force an early date. ha* the good wishes of all in the village, for success. in his new appointment. A meeting was held in the School ruesdav evening to di-cuss the Coronation proceedings. Mr. W. R. Bat tarns. .. was voted the chair. It aas decided that the money should lie raised subscription and no/ rate; that the pari-h--ioners provided with a meat tea. followed sports, and thaj band engaged, it The Chairman hoped that all wmii»l work harmoniously make the celebration great success. The Committee was elected follow*:—Memrs. Barnett. Brandon, Gardner, Rudd. Wooding. Towl, Croiidli, Clarke, Reg. St<>ck. Eden Leaberrv. F, Medina. K. Medlow. H. Med low. R. Battams. F. ykevington, Uavi-. Wright. Parri—. and the Rev. G. Gauge.
   

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Reg Cocking¹

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1. [S1474] SOURCE: (Full),
   Source Combined Fields: Bedfordshire Times and Independent. England, Bedford. On-line Image. https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0000749/19160505/137/0008 : 2018.,
   Citation Detail: Record for JOHN COCKING,
   Citation Text: DEATH OF MR. JOHN COCKING We regret to record the death of Mr. John Cocking, of College Farm, second son of Mr. G. J. Cocking, of Lodge Farm, at his residence. on Friday after a brief illness. The Immediate cause of death was pernicious anaemia. Mr. Cocking had for several years been assisting his father in the management of his farm, owing to his advanced age and infirmities, but no one anticipated that death would claim the younger man first, and his untimely death at the comparatively early age of 53 years has cast gloom over a large circle friends. Deceased leaves widow, two sons and two daughters. The sons are well-known in the athletic world, and in the cricket and football field. The funeral took place at the Bedford Cemetery on Tuesday, where de- ceased was buried beside his mother, who died many years ago. The service was conducted by the Rev. J. Rosser, Vicar of Kempston. The mourners were the widow, his sons, Mr. H. B. and Reg. Cocking, and Miss Daisy Cocking (daughter), (Miss Gladys Cocking, daughter, who is an invalid, was unable attend). Mr. George Cocking (brother). Mr. B. Prole (brother-in-law), Messrs. Allan and Harry Prole. Amongst those present at the graveside we noticed Mr. and Mrs. Atkins, Mr. Payne, Mrs. George Cocking, Mr. Quenby, Mr. A. Worrall, Mr. Alex. Newman, Mr. T. Laxton, John Prole, etc., and the employees of the farm. The coffin was of polished oak with brass fittings, and the arrangements were ably carried out Messrs by Clarabut and Plumbe. Wreaths were sent by the following: - His sorrowing wife and children; Pem., and Harry; Ben and Allen; Patie, Horace, Mervyn and Kenneth; His friend. Bill; Henry and Annie; Mr. and Mrs. A. Newman; Harry, Fan, Dolly and Jim; His employees; Alfred and Nellie; George and Annie; Blanche; May; Pollie, Alice and Claude; Annie: H. Adkin and family; Alice and Ted; Tom Dynes. CARLTON meet hi# was held the Reading Room, the Post Office, Tuesday. There heve been about member*, and the Reading Room has been very Mr. Burnett was chairman. A satisfactory balance hand was disclosed, and was decided wind tl»e season with supper. Sidney Lord, of Carlton, take* duties con-table in the Northampton Police force an early date. ha* the good wishes of all in the village, for success. in his new appointment. A meeting was held in the School ruesdav evening to di-cuss the Coronation proceedings. Mr. W. R. Bat tarns. .. was voted the chair. It aas decided that the money should lie raised subscription and no/ rate; that the pari-h--ioners provided with a meat tea. followed sports, and thaj band engaged, it The Chairman hoped that all wmii»l work harmoniously make the celebration great success. The Committee was elected follow*:—Memrs. Barnett. Brandon, Gardner, Rudd. Wooding. Towl, Croiidli, Clarke, Reg. St<>ck. Eden Leaberrv. F, Medina. K. Medlow. H. Med low. R. Battams. F. ykevington, Uavi-. Wright. Parri—. and the Rev. G. Gauge.
   

Daisy Cocking¹

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1. [S1474] SOURCE: (Full),
   Source Combined Fields: Bedfordshire Times and Independent. England, Bedford. On-line Image. https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0000749/19160505/137/0008 : 2018.,
   Citation Detail: Record for JOHN COCKING,
   Citation Text: DEATH OF MR. JOHN COCKING We regret to record the death of Mr. John Cocking, of College Farm, second son of Mr. G. J. Cocking, of Lodge Farm, at his residence. on Friday after a brief illness. The Immediate cause of death was pernicious anaemia. Mr. Cocking had for several years been assisting his father in the management of his farm, owing to his advanced age and infirmities, but no one anticipated that death would claim the younger man first, and his untimely death at the comparatively early age of 53 years has cast gloom over a large circle friends. Deceased leaves widow, two sons and two daughters. The sons are well-known in the athletic world, and in the cricket and football field. The funeral took place at the Bedford Cemetery on Tuesday, where de- ceased was buried beside his mother, who died many years ago. The service was conducted by the Rev. J. Rosser, Vicar of Kempston. The mourners were the widow, his sons, Mr. H. B. and Reg. Cocking, and Miss Daisy Cocking (daughter), (Miss Gladys Cocking, daughter, who is an invalid, was unable attend). Mr. George Cocking (brother). Mr. B. Prole (brother-in-law), Messrs. Allan and Harry Prole. Amongst those present at the graveside we noticed Mr. and Mrs. Atkins, Mr. Payne, Mrs. George Cocking, Mr. Quenby, Mr. A. Worrall, Mr. Alex. Newman, Mr. T. Laxton, John Prole, etc., and the employees of the farm. The coffin was of polished oak with brass fittings, and the arrangements were ably carried out Messrs by Clarabut and Plumbe. Wreaths were sent by the following: - His sorrowing wife and children; Pem., and Harry; Ben and Allen; Patie, Horace, Mervyn and Kenneth; His friend. Bill; Henry and Annie; Mr. and Mrs. A. Newman; Harry, Fan, Dolly and Jim; His employees; Alfred and Nellie; George and Annie; Blanche; May; Pollie, Alice and Claude; Annie: H. Adkin and family; Alice and Ted; Tom Dynes. CARLTON meet hi# was held the Reading Room, the Post Office, Tuesday. There heve been about member*, and the Reading Room has been very Mr. Burnett was chairman. A satisfactory balance hand was disclosed, and was decided wind tl»e season with supper. Sidney Lord, of Carlton, take* duties con-table in the Northampton Police force an early date. ha* the good wishes of all in the village, for success. in his new appointment. A meeting was held in the School ruesdav evening to di-cuss the Coronation proceedings. Mr. W. R. Bat tarns. .. was voted the chair. It aas decided that the money should lie raised subscription and no/ rate; that the pari-h--ioners provided with a meat tea. followed sports, and thaj band engaged, it The Chairman hoped that all wmii»l work harmoniously make the celebration great success. The Committee was elected follow*:—Memrs. Barnett. Brandon, Gardner, Rudd. Wooding. Towl, Croiidli, Clarke, Reg. St<>ck. Eden Leaberrv. F, Medina. K. Medlow. H. Med low. R. Battams. F. ykevington, Uavi-. Wright. Parri—. and the Rev. G. Gauge.
   

Gladys Cocking¹

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1. [S1474] SOURCE: (Full),
   Source Combined Fields: Bedfordshire Times and Independent. England, Bedford. On-line Image. https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0000749/19160505/137/0008 : 2018.,
   Citation Detail: Record for JOHN COCKING,
   Citation Text: DEATH OF MR. JOHN COCKING We regret to record the death of Mr. John Cocking, of College Farm, second son of Mr. G. J. Cocking, of Lodge Farm, at his residence. on Friday after a brief illness. The Immediate cause of death was pernicious anaemia. Mr. Cocking had for several years been assisting his father in the management of his farm, owing to his advanced age and infirmities, but no one anticipated that death would claim the younger man first, and his untimely death at the comparatively early age of 53 years has cast gloom over a large circle friends. Deceased leaves widow, two sons and two daughters. The sons are well-known in the athletic world, and in the cricket and football field. The funeral took place at the Bedford Cemetery on Tuesday, where de- ceased was buried beside his mother, who died many years ago. The service was conducted by the Rev. J. Rosser, Vicar of Kempston. The mourners were the widow, his sons, Mr. H. B. and Reg. Cocking, and Miss Daisy Cocking (daughter), (Miss Gladys Cocking, daughter, who is an invalid, was unable attend). Mr. George Cocking (brother). Mr. B. Prole (brother-in-law), Messrs. Allan and Harry Prole. Amongst those present at the graveside we noticed Mr. and Mrs. Atkins, Mr. Payne, Mrs. George Cocking, Mr. Quenby, Mr. A. Worrall, Mr. Alex. Newman, Mr. T. Laxton, John Prole, etc., and the employees of the farm. The coffin was of polished oak with brass fittings, and the arrangements were ably carried out Messrs by Clarabut and Plumbe. Wreaths were sent by the following: - His sorrowing wife and children; Pem., and Harry; Ben and Allen; Patie, Horace, Mervyn and Kenneth; His friend. Bill; Henry and Annie; Mr. and Mrs. A. Newman; Harry, Fan, Dolly and Jim; His employees; Alfred and Nellie; George and Annie; Blanche; May; Pollie, Alice and Claude; Annie: H. Adkin and family; Alice and Ted; Tom Dynes. CARLTON meet hi# was held the Reading Room, the Post Office, Tuesday. There heve been about member*, and the Reading Room has been very Mr. Burnett was chairman. A satisfactory balance hand was disclosed, and was decided wind tl»e season with supper. Sidney Lord, of Carlton, take* duties con-table in the Northampton Police force an early date. ha* the good wishes of all in the village, for success. in his new appointment. A meeting was held in the School ruesdav evening to di-cuss the Coronation proceedings. Mr. W. R. Bat tarns. .. was voted the chair. It aas decided that the money should lie raised subscription and no/ rate; that the pari-h--ioners provided with a meat tea. followed sports, and thaj band engaged, it The Chairman hoped that all wmii»l work harmoniously make the celebration great success. The Committee was elected follow*:—Memrs. Barnett. Brandon, Gardner, Rudd. Wooding. Towl, Croiidli, Clarke, Reg. St<>ck. Eden Leaberrv. F, Medina. K. Medlow. H. Med low. R. Battams. F. ykevington, Uavi-. Wright. Parri—. and the Rev. G. Gauge.