George Henry Ross

1912 - 1982  (70 years)

• Name	George Henry Ross  [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
  Born	15 Jan 1912	Mar 1912 Wandsworth LND 1d 1244   [2, 3, 4, 6]
  Gender	Male
  Reference Number	P10
  Residence	1939	74 Leamington Avenue, Morden, Surrey   [2]
  	age 27
  Religion	Mar 1941  [7]
  	transferred from Wimbledon to Morden Baptist Church
  Residence	1959	43 Heath Drive, Raynes Park, London SW20   [8]
  Residence	1982	15 Ruddlesway, Windsor, Berkshire   [5]
  Died	17 Oct 1982	Dec 1982 Windsor BRK 19 0752   [4, 5, 6]
  	age 70
  Notes	birth registration index George H Ross Mar 1912 Wandsworth LND 1d 1244 mother's maiden name Walton lived in Rustington Walk, Morden and Heath Drive, Raynes Park Kelly's Merton Directory 1939 Geo Hy Ross 74 Leamington Avenue, Morden 1939 Wimbledon Voter's Register George Henry and Clarice Nellie Ross 1939 register RG101/1364C 74, Leamington Avenue, Merton and Morden, Surrey George H Ross M 15 Jan 12 M works manager steel constructional ARP first aid Clarice N Ross F 1 Sep 14 M unpaid domestic duties 1959 Kingston, Wimbledon and District telephone Directory G H Ross 43 Heath Drive, Morden Electoral Roll 1964 Consituency of Merton and Morden - West Barnes Ward 43 Heath Drive George H Ross Clare N Ross Malcolm D Ross death registration index George Henry Ross birth date 15 Jan 1912 Dec 1982 Windsor BRK 19 0752 age 70 Probate 1983 George Henry Ross of 15 Ruddlesway Windsor Berkshire died 17 October 1982 Probate London 25 July £4549
  Person ID	I48	Paul and Pam Featherstone's family tree
  Last Modified	20 Mar 2024

  
  

  Family	Clarice Nellie Featherstone,   b. 1 Sep 1914, Sep 1914 Kingston SRY 2a 872 ,   d. 5 Jan 2007, Wexham Park Hospital, Slough, Buckinghamshire (Jan 2007 Slough BKM 1 1 A44C 321/1A 176)  (Age 92 years)
  Married	18 Jun 1938	Queens Road Baptist Church, Wimbledon, Surrey (Jun 1938 Surrey North Eastern SRY 2a 360)   [1, 7]
  	C.N.F.-G.H.R.-June 18th, 1938. To-day was a happy day for Clarice and George, and many friends and relations were present at the Church to see these two joined in holy matrimony. the bride looked charming in a regal gown of silver brocaded satin, and carried a bouquet of white carnations and lilies of, the valley. She was attended by two small bridesmaids and two pages, all relations of the bride, by name June, Denise, Brian and Michael. the little girls wore peach coloured satin frocks with silver sashes and carried silver baskets of peach carnations. the boys wore period, suits of pale green satin. After the ceremony more than fifty guests adjourned to Queen's Hall. Mr. G. C. Wood, the bride's grandfather, Proposed the health of the bride and bridegroom, and the toast was replied, to by George in a few well chosen words. Mr. Voysey, who had officiated at the ceremony then proposed the health of the bridal attendants, and this was replied to by the best man Mr. HL. Page, who said that as brevity was the order of the day he would just say thank you on their behalf. the happy pair left amid a shower of confetti and good wishes, for Cumberland. Clarice had changed into a sage green three piece suit, and was taking with her a musquash swagger coat, present from the bridegroom. Good luck from the Fellowship. G.D.B.M. From the Roadmaker July 1938 marriage registration index Jun 1938 Surrey North Eastern SRY 2a 360 Clarice N Featherstone and George H Ross
  Notes	C.N.F.-G.H.R.-JUNE 18th, 1938. To-day was a happy day for Clarice and George, and many friends and relations were present at the Church to see these two joined in holy matrimony. The bride looked charming in a regal gown of silver brocaded satin, and carried a bouquet of white carnations and lilies of, the valley. She was attended by two small bridesmaids and two pages, all relations of the bride, by name June, Denise, Brian and Michael. The little girls wore peach coloured satin frocks with silver sashes and carried silver baskets of peach carnations. The boys wore period, suits of pale green satin. After the ceremony more than fifty guests adjourned to Queen's Hall. Mr. G. C. Wood, the bride's grandfather, Proposed the health of the bride and bridegroom, and the toast was replied, to by George in a few well chosen words. Mr. Voysey, who had officiated at the ceremony then proposed the health of the bridal attendants, and this was replied to by the best man Mr. HL. Page, who said that as brevity was the order of the day he would just say thank you on their behalf. The happy pair left amid a shower of confetti and good wishes, for Cumberland. Clarice had changed into a sage green three piece suit, and was taking with her a musquash swagger coat, present from the bridegroom. Good luck from the Fellowship. G.D.B.M. From The Roadmaker July 1938 C.N.F.-G.H.R.-JUNE 18th, 1938. To-day was a happy day for Clarice and George, and many friends and relations were present at the Church to see these two joined in holy matrimony. The bride looked charming in a regal gown of silver brocaded satin, and carried a bouquet of white carnations and lilies of, the valley. She was attended by two small bridesmaids and two pages, all relations of the bride, by name June, Denise, Brian and Michael. The little girls wore peach coloured satin frocks with silver sashes and carried silver baskets of peach carnations. The boys wore period, suits of pale green satin. After the ceremony more than fifty guests adjourned to Queen's Hall. Mr. G. C. Wood, the bride's grandfather, Proposed the health of the bride and bridegroom, and the toast was replied, to by George in a few well chosen words. Mr. Voysey, who had officiated at the ceremony then proposed the health of the bridal attendants, and this was replied to by the best man Mr. HL. Page, who said that as brevity was the order of the day he would just say thank you on their behalf. The happy pair left amid a shower of confetti and good wishes, for Cumberland. Clarice had changed into a sage green three piece suit, and was taking with her a musquash swagger coat, present from the bridegroom. Good luck from the Fellowship. G.D.B.M. From The Roadmaker July 1938
  Children	1. Living   2. Living   3. Living
  Last Modified	20 Mar 2024
  Family ID	F27	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Sources

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