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They had the following children:
M i George Davidson Heggie Henderson
John Martin.John married Mrs X. John was employed as Gamekeeper.
Mrs X.Mrs married John Martin.
They had the following children:
M i John Henry George Martin
Samuel Dickson died 1 about 1958. He married Edith Elizabeth Blood in Laverstock.
Edith Elizabeth Blood [Parents]
They had the following children:
M i David Dickson
John Hibidage [Parents] was born 1, 2, 3, 4 on 1 Jun 1804 in Witchampton, Dorset. He was christened 5 on 17 Jun 1804 in Witchampton, Dorset. He died 6 on 24 Feb 1880 in Commercial Road, Bournmouth.. He was buried in St. Peter's Churchyard, Bournmouth.. He married Sarah Chaffey X after 1827. John signed a will after 4 Feb 1880. He was employed as Builder & Carpenter employing 30 men.
John started life in humble surroundings but by the time of his death, in February 1880, he had accumulated properties to the value of £25,000. Only a few details of his life have been uncovered to date, although he must have been a prominent figure in the birth of Bournemouth. He is given a brief mention in a book by Charles H. Mate, titled "Bournemouth: 1810-1910".
By 1841 he had joint tenancy of some land adjoining Pool Hill, on the original "Bourne Property" that formed the nucleus of today's Bournemouth. The other tenants of this piece of land were; Messrs. George Berry and David Tuck. This land was part of the Gervis Estate owned by Sir George Tapps-Gervis, whose father, Sir George Ivison Tapps, Lord of the Manor of Christchurch, purchased 205 acres, including the East Cliff, in 1805. At this time the whole of Bournemouth consisted of 28 buildings, including 16 new holiday homes known as Westover Villas. The construction of these homes commenced in 1836, built by David Tuck, who had the monopoly of the work under Sir George until the arrival of John Hibidage. It is thought, but not yet confirmed, that John also had a hand in the construction of Westover Villas. Previous to this time, Bourne "mouth" had only a handful of buildings, the first being built for Captain Lewis Tregonwell in 1810. The land between Christchurch and Poole was baron heathland, inhabited by poachers and smugglers. A plank of wood was used to cross the Bourne Stream. An excellent website showing the growth of Bournemouth, with maps, paintings and historic details can be found here:
Research is pending to discover how many buildings, roads and other constructions were carrried out by John, but, in 1848, John Hibidage and David Tuck commenced building two large villas on the East Cliff for Rev. W. Timson and Dr. Mainwaring, Bournemouth's first resident doctor. John also built part of St Peter's church, where he and his wife are buried.
The 1851 census shows John as a Carpenter & Builder employing just 3 men, but his workforce had increased to 30 men and 4 boys by 1871. He was also listed as an undertaker in 1861.
At some period, he formed a partnership, concerning brickmaking, with Christopher Crabbe Creeke, an established architect and first Surveyor of the Bournemouth Commissioners. It is likely that John implemented at least a few of his designs. Christopher was made an exeutor of John's will and acted as plaintiff when the will was contested by Sarah Ann Butler, a niece of John's wife. The case was reported in detail in the Christchurch Times on 12 March 1881 and can be viewed here. A summary of the case follows.
Sarah Ann Butler was a daughter of John's sister-in-law, Elizabeth Hannah Wood and Thomas Butler. Thomas died when Sarah was still very young and she then moved in with John & Sarah Hibidage. After a while she took over the duties previously undertaken by John's stepdaughter, Angelina.
John made his first will in May 1873 leaving £200 to Sarah Ann Butler. He later made several codices to the will. Finally, in December 1879, leaving her 5 houses, including Linwood House, to the value of £7000.
Angelina (Sarah Hibidage's daughter by a previous marriage) was raised by John and treated as if she were his own daughter, until she left the family home to marry Thomas Lance (date unknown). When Thomas died, towards the end of 1879, she moved back with John & Sarah. Very soon after this John became ill.
In January 1880, John appointed Christopher Crabb Creeke, and a Miss Elizabeth Banger to make a new will changing his gift to Sarah Ann Butler to just £1000, leaving the rest to his wife & stepdaughter.
In the court case, witnesses were called to check the signatures. Miss Banger and other witnesses told the court that Sarah, who also helped John with his book keeping, caused many disagreements between John and his wife. The jury decided that the latest will, made on 4th February 1880, was genuine.
John also left a large portion of his will, including Linwood House, to a niece, Caroline Houghton. It is not yet known who she is, but she could be a daughter of John's sister, Ann Kent Hibdige, who married Edward Piper in 1838. No trace of Ann has been found after her marriage, but she could have had a second marriage to a Mr. Houghton. She probably died before 1873, as she was not named in John's will.
It has proved difficult to find any details of Sarah Hibidage's first or second marriage, but we assume her maiden name was Wood. Her sister, Elizabeth Hannah Wood, married Thomas Butler at Southampton in 1844. Elizabeth's father, and presumably Sarah's father, was Daniel Wood. Sarah's daughter, Angelina, by her first marriage, married Thomas Lance and, some time later (possibly when Sarah Ann Butler moved in with John and Sarah), adopted her cousin, Angelina Fanny Butler, who was also the sister of Sarah Ann Butler.
ABODES:
1804 ..... Witchampton (birth)
1851 ..... Rusina Cottage?, Holdehurst. (census)
1861 ..... Poole Road, Holdenhurst. (census)
1871 ..... 3 Dorset Place, Commercial Road, Holdenhurst. (census)
1880 ..... Commercial Road, Bournemouth. (death)
OCCUPATIONS:
1851 - Carpenter & Builder employing 3 men.
1861 - Builder, Carpenter & Undertaker.
1871 - Builder employing 30 men & 4 boys.ALSO living with John & Sarah in 1871
Sarah Ann Butler, Niece, Unmar. c.1852 Clapton, Middlesex.
Summary of John's Will 4th Feb 1880EXECUTORS
Christopher Crabb Creeke - Architect
Thomas Frampton Shorts - GrocerTRUSTEES
Sarah Chaffey Hibidage (Wife)- All properties and income until her death.
William Hibidage (Brother) - £200
Louisa Martin (Niece, William's daughter) - £200
Sarah Ann Butler (Daughter of the late Thomas Butler of Penge, Surrey) - £1000
Caroline Houghton (Niece) - Leasehold premises of 3 Dorset Place & on premises occupied by:
Thomas Frampton Shorts, George Dale, Stephen Whitlock & Joseph Dominey.
Angelina Lance (Stepdaughter) - Any residue left over.WITNESSES
Christopher Crabb Creeke
Elizabeth Banger, 3 Crowther Terrace, Bournemouth.Approved in London 31 March 1881
1851 Census: (Index only?) Holdenhurst, Hampshire Page 222
John Hibidage, Head, 45, Carpenter, Witchampton, Dorset. c.1806
Sarah E. Hibidage, Wife, 45, Carpenter's wife, Poole, Dorset. c.1806
Thomas Lance, Son-in-law, 32, Journeyman, Poole, Dorset. c.1819
Angelina Fanny Lance, Daur, 24, Poole, Dorset. c.1827
1861 Census: Poole Road, Holdenhurst (Bournemouth?), Hampshire
John Hibidage, Head, 56, Builder/carpenter employing 3 men, Witchampton, Dorset. c.1805
Sarah Hibidage, Wife, 54, Poole, Dorset. c.1807
1871 Census: 3 Dorset Place, Commercial Road, Holdenhurst (Bournemouth?), Hampshire
John Hibidage, Head, 66, Builder Employing 30 men and 4 boys, Witchampton, Dorset. c.1805
Sarah Hibidage, Wife, 65, Poole, Dorset. c.1806
Sarah Ann Butler, Niece, 19, Clapton, Middlesex. c.1852
Notes for Christopher Crabbe Creeke (1820-1886)
Christopher was the first Surveyor of the Bournemouth Commissioners and played a major role in the early development and planning of the town. He designed beautifully curved roads around the chines, which were lined with grand villas, some of which were built by John Hibidage. Several of these have now been pulled down for redevelopment and construction of the Nuffield Hospital.He also designed many of the towns landmarks, including the Central Pleasure Gardens, the cemetery and chapel at Wimborne Road, two wings of the Royal Bath Hotel and the reconstructed Boscombe Manor. He also designed Poole cemetery.
In 1856 he was given the title of 'Surveyor and Inspector of Nuisances' which he held until 1879.
A statue of Christopher with Bournemouth's founder, Captain Lewis Tregonwell, was erected in May 1999 near the entrance of the Bounremouth International Centre. Christopher is depicted sitting on a lavatory, portraying his role as the town's first sanitary engineer.
1881 census: St Ambrose Dean Park, Holdenhurst, Hampshire
Christopher C. CREEKE Head W Male 61 Cambridge, England Architect & Surveyor
A.G. CREEKE Sister U Female 46 Cambridge, England
Amy Julia BELL Visitor U Female 24 Guernsey, Channel Islands Independant
Florence Dela C. BELL Visitor U Female 21 Guernsey, Channel Islands Independant
John M.H. BOUNSALE Visitor U Male 24 Bnmth, Hampshire, England Architects Law Clerk
Sarah Ann ROBERTS Other U Female 22 Ansford, Somerset, England Domestic Servant
Sarah Chaffey X [Parents] was born 1, 2, 3 on 27 Jul 1802 in Poole.. She died 4 on 25 Oct 1884 in Bournemouth?. She was buried in St. Peter's Churchyard, Bournemouth. She married John Hibidage after 1827.
Other marriages:X, Mr
It has proved difficult to find any details of Sarah Hibidage's first or second marriage, but we assume her maiden name was Wood. Her sister, Elizabeth Hannah Wood, married Thomas Butler at Southampton in 1844. Elizabeth's father, and presumably Sarah's father, was Daniel Wood. Sarah's daughter, Angelina, by her first marriage, married Thomas Lance and, some time later (possibly when Sarah Ann Butler moved in with John and Sarah), adopted her cousin, Angelina Fanny Butler, who was also the sister of Sarah Ann Butler.
1851 Census: (Index only) Holdenhurst, Hampshire Page 222
John Hibidage, Head, 45, Carpenter, Witchampton, Dorset. c.1806
Sarah E. Hibidage, Wife, 45, Carpenter's wife, Poole, Dorset. c.1806
Thomas Lance, Son-in-law, 32, Journeyman, Poole, Dorset. c.1819
Angelina Fanny Lance, Daur, 24, Poole, Dorset. c.1827
1861 Census: Poole Road, Holdenhurst (Bournemouth?), Hampshire
John Hibidage, Head, 56, Builder/carpenter employing 3 men, Witchampton, Dorset. c.1805
Sarah Hibidage, Wife, 54, Poole, Dorset. c.1807
1871 Census: 3 Dorset Place, Commercial Road, Holdenhurst (Bournemouth?), Hampshire
John Hibidage, Head, 66, Builder Employing 30 men and 4 boys, Witchampton, Dorset. c.1805
Sarah Hibidage, Wife, 65, Poole, Dorset. c.1806
Sarah Ann Butler, Niece, 19, Clapton, Middlesex. c.1852
1881 Census: "Brookside", Holdenhurst.
Angelene LANCE .... Head, Wid, 50, b.1831, Scotland.
Lena F. LANCE .... Adptd Daur, Un, 20, b.1861, Middlesex.
Sarah C. HIBIDAGE ..... Mother, Wid, 79, b.1802, Poole, DorsetAnn ROBERTS ..... Serv, Wid, 41, b.1840, Brockenhurst, Hants.
Rose HAWKINS ..... Serv, Un, 23, b.1858, Sandford, Hants.
Charlotte SWEATLAND ..... Serv, Un, 21, b.1860, Kerson, Dorset.
Annie THOMAS ..... Serv, Un, 19, b.1862, Portsmouth, Hants.
Anna E. MAJENDIN ..... Lodger, Un, 58, b.1823, Windlesham, Surrey.
Lucy MENZIES ..... Visitor Un, 68, b.1813, Liverpool.
Henrietta M. WEARE ..... Visitor Wid, 57, b.1824, Middlesex.
Esther K.C. WEARE ..... Visitor Un, 23, b.1858, Westminster.
Possible, but improbable, first marriage:Free BMD: Marriages Mar 1839
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SNELL William Yeovil 10 813 LGCClive
TAYLOR Sarah Chaffey Yeovil 10 813 LGCClive
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IGI (possible children from first marriage)Thomas Chaffey JENNINGS
Christening: 24 Jul 1831 - Saint Mary-St. Marylebone Road, St. Marylebone, London, England
Father: Thomas JENNINGS
Mother: SarahSarah JENNINGS
Christening: 31 May 1822 - Saint Mary-St. Marylebone Road, St. Marylebone, London, England
Father: Thomas JENNINGS
Mother: Sarah
Mr X.Mr married 1 Sarah Chaffey X.
Sarah Chaffey X [Parents] was born 1, 2, 3 on 27 Jul 1802 in Poole.. She died 4 on 25 Oct 1884 in Bournemouth?. She was buried in St. Peter's Churchyard, Bournemouth. She married 5 Mr X.
Other marriages:Hibidage, John
It has proved difficult to find any details of Sarah Hibidage's first or second marriage, but we assume her maiden name was Wood. Her sister, Elizabeth Hannah Wood, married Thomas Butler at Southampton in 1844. Elizabeth's father, and presumably Sarah's father, was Daniel Wood. Sarah's daughter, Angelina, by her first marriage, married Thomas Lance and, some time later (possibly when Sarah Ann Butler moved in with John and Sarah), adopted her cousin, Angelina Fanny Butler, who was also the sister of Sarah Ann Butler.
1851 Census: (Index only) Holdenhurst, Hampshire Page 222
John Hibidage, Head, 45, Carpenter, Witchampton, Dorset. c.1806
Sarah E. Hibidage, Wife, 45, Carpenter's wife, Poole, Dorset. c.1806
Thomas Lance, Son-in-law, 32, Journeyman, Poole, Dorset. c.1819
Angelina Fanny Lance, Daur, 24, Poole, Dorset. c.1827
1861 Census: Poole Road, Holdenhurst (Bournemouth?), Hampshire
John Hibidage, Head, 56, Builder/carpenter employing 3 men, Witchampton, Dorset. c.1805
Sarah Hibidage, Wife, 54, Poole, Dorset. c.1807
1871 Census: 3 Dorset Place, Commercial Road, Holdenhurst (Bournemouth?), Hampshire
John Hibidage, Head, 66, Builder Employing 30 men and 4 boys, Witchampton, Dorset. c.1805
Sarah Hibidage, Wife, 65, Poole, Dorset. c.1806
Sarah Ann Butler, Niece, 19, Clapton, Middlesex. c.1852
1881 Census: "Brookside", Holdenhurst.
Angelene LANCE .... Head, Wid, 50, b.1831, Scotland.
Lena F. LANCE .... Adptd Daur, Un, 20, b.1861, Middlesex.
Sarah C. HIBIDAGE ..... Mother, Wid, 79, b.1802, Poole, DorsetAnn ROBERTS ..... Serv, Wid, 41, b.1840, Brockenhurst, Hants.
Rose HAWKINS ..... Serv, Un, 23, b.1858, Sandford, Hants.
Charlotte SWEATLAND ..... Serv, Un, 21, b.1860, Kerson, Dorset.
Annie THOMAS ..... Serv, Un, 19, b.1862, Portsmouth, Hants.
Anna E. MAJENDIN ..... Lodger, Un, 58, b.1823, Windlesham, Surrey.
Lucy MENZIES ..... Visitor Un, 68, b.1813, Liverpool.
Henrietta M. WEARE ..... Visitor Wid, 57, b.1824, Middlesex.
Esther K.C. WEARE ..... Visitor Un, 23, b.1858, Westminster.
Possible, but improbable, first marriage:Free BMD: Marriages Mar 1839
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SNELL William Yeovil 10 813 LGCClive
TAYLOR Sarah Chaffey Yeovil 10 813 LGCClive
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IGI (possible children from first marriage)Thomas Chaffey JENNINGS
Christening: 24 Jul 1831 - Saint Mary-St. Marylebone Road, St. Marylebone, London, England
Father: Thomas JENNINGS
Mother: SarahSarah JENNINGS
Christening: 31 May 1822 - Saint Mary-St. Marylebone Road, St. Marylebone, London, England
Father: Thomas JENNINGS
Mother: Sarah
They had the following children:
F i Angelina Fanny X
Daniel Wood.Daniel married Miss X.
Miss X.Miss married Daniel Wood.
They had the following children:
F i Elizabeth Hannah Wood F ii Sarah Chaffey X
Thomas Lance was born 1, 2 about 1819 in Poole.. He died 3 in 1879 in Bournmouth?. He was buried in Towards end of 1879. He married 4 Angelina Fanny X before Apr 1851. Thomas was employed as Carpenter & Builder.
1851 Census: (Index only?) Holdenhurst, Hampshire Page 222
John Hibidage, Head, 45, Carpenter, Witchampton, Dorset. c.1806
Sarah E. Hibidage, Wife, 45, Carpenter's wife, Poole, Dorset. c.1806
Thomas Lance, Son-in-law, 32, Journeyman, Poole, Dorset. c.1819
Angelina Fanny Lance, Daur, 24, Poole, Dorset. c.1827
1871 Census: "Brookside", Exeter Lane, Holdenhurst.
Thomas Lance, Head, 51, Builder, Poole, Dorset. c.1820
Fanny Lance, Wife, 44, Poole, Dorset. c.1827
Lina F. Lance, Daur, 10, London. c.1861
+Servants
Angelina Fanny X [Parents] was born 1, 2 about 1822 in Poole or Scotland. She died 3 in 1890 in Christchurch (GRO district, Jun qtr, aged 68). She married 4 Thomas Lance before Apr 1851.
ABODES:
1822/7 ..... Poole, Dorset (birth)
or 1831 ..... Scotland (birth on 1881 census)
1851 ..... Poole Road, Holdenhurst (census)
1871 ..... "Brookside", Exeter Lane, Holdenhurst. (census)
1881 ..... "Brookside", Exeter Lane, Holdenhurst. (census)
1851 Census: (Index only) Holdenhurst, Hampshire Page 222
John Hibidage, Head, 45, Carpenter, Witchampton, Dorset. c.1806
Sarah E. Hibidage, Wife, 45, Carpenter's wife, Poole, Dorset. c.1806
Thomas Lance, Son-in-law, 32, Journeyman, Poole, Dorset. c.1819
Angelina Fanny Lance, Daur, 24, Poole, Dorset. c.1827
1871 Census: "Brookside", Exeter Lane, Holdenhurst.
Thomas Lance, Head, 51, Builder, Poole, Dorset. c.1820
Fanny Lance, Wife, 44, Poole, Dorset. c.1827
Lina F. Lance, Daur, 10, London. c.1861
+Servants
1881 Census: "Brookside", Holdenhurst.
Angelene LANCE .... Head, Wid, 50, b.1831, Scotland.
Lena F. LANCE .... Adptd Daur, Un, 20, b.1861, Middlesex.
Sarah C. HIBIDAGE ..... Mother, Wid, 79, b.1802, Poole, DorsetAnn ROBERTS ..... Serv, Wid, 41, b.1840, Brockenhurst, Hants.
Rose HAWKINS ..... Serv, Un, 23, b.1858, Sandford, Hants.
Charlotte SWEATLAND ..... Serv, Un, 21, b.1860, Kerson, Dorset.
Annie THOMAS ..... Serv, Un, 19, b.1862, Portsmouth, Hants.
Anna E. MAJENDIN ..... Lodger, Un, 58, b.1823, Windlesham, Surrey.
Lucy MENZIES ..... Visitor Un, 68, b.1813, Liverpool.
Henrietta M. WEARE ..... Visitor Wid, 57, b.1824, Middlesex.
Esther K.C. WEARE ..... Visitor Un, 23, b.1858, Westminster.
They had the following children:
F i Angelina Fanny Butler (Lance)
George Phillips was born 1 about 1864 in Lymington, Hampshire. He married 2 Lizzie Pidgley on 12 Jun 1886.
Lizzie Pidgley [Parents] was born 1 in 1866 in Newport, Isle of Wight. She married 2 George Phillips on 12 Jun 1886.
Thought to have lived in Lymington.
Dorothy E. Heath [Parents] was born 1 about 1917 in Botley. She died 2 about 1980 in Hedge End, Hampshire. She married Frederick G. Gibson in 1939.
ABODES .......... 1961? (Dennis's death)
The Birches, St. John's Road, Hedge End.
Dorothy was an active member of various Church organisationsand the Mother's Union.
A letter from Dorothy Gibson/Heath (a great granddaughter of Mary Ann Smith/Pidgley/Kilcher, to Dorothy Bayford/Harris who shares the same great grandparents.Dear Dorothy, A few details for you - at last! I haven't given up yet! As soon as winter is over, and the weather improves, I'm hoping to make a trip to a church in the New Forest to find out if it is true that our maternal great step grandfather is buried there. My mother always said that her mother was born on the Isle of Wight. Her father William Pidgley, was lost at sea. Her mother remarried a George Kitcher and moved to a farm in the New Forest. There were at least 3 daughters of the Pidgley family I knew aunt Lizzie whose married name was Phillips and lived at Lymington. There was also, I believe, a sister called Rose of whom I know nothing. Some of the family lived in the Stockbridge area. I know nothing of the Kitcher family except that he was a heavy drinker. This old lady rode horses and had commoners rights of grazing cattle in the New Forest. She lived to be quite old, apparently her second husband had a riding accident and was an invalid for some time before he died.
I once wrote to Binstead on the Isle of Wight but there were no records of the family there and we could find nothing in the Bishops Transcripts at the Records Office. I suppose I could write to the Admiralty as William Pidgley was a seaman.
Hope you are all well, we are not too bad! Weather has been very bad but so far we have escaped flu!! I've been having treatment for high blood pressure since a toe operation last August - which is a nuisance!
All the best to you all from Dorothy and family.
At Denny Lodge, Hampshire, UK
They had the following children:
M i Dennis Robert Gibson was born 1 in Sep 1941 in Botley. He died 2 on 11 Jan 1963 in Binbrook, Lincs.. He was buried in Cremated at South Stoneham, ashes scattered at Hedge End Cem. Dennis was employed as Senior Aircraftman R.A.F..
Died in motorbike accident in Binbrook, Lincs. 11 Jan 1961?
Dennis, who was 21, attended Hedge End Primary School and County School until he was 17 and then entered the R.A.F. School at Cosford, Wolverhampton, and trained as a radar mechanic. He was posted to 64 Squadron R.A.F. at Duxford and after a
short spell of duty in Cyprus returned to Lincolnshire.
Before entering the R.A.F. Dennis was a member of the A.T.C. and cycled from Hedge End to Bishops Waltham every week for meetings. He was keen on model aircraft and while at Hedge End Secondary School was a member of the Field Club and was
very keen on hiking.
See Death Notice for list of Mourners.
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Robin's notes:
Death notice taken from the local newspaper: (I think the year was 1961)
Airman's Death - Much sympathy has been extended to Mr and Mrs F.G. Gibson and Michael, of The Birches, St John's Road, Hedge End in the loss they have sustained by the tragic death of their eldest son and brother Senior Aircraftman Dennis Robert Gibson, who died at Binbrook, Lincs, on January 11, as the result of a motor-cycle accident.
Dennis, who was 21, attended Hedge End Primary School and County Secondary School until he was 17 and then entered the R.A.F. School at Cosford, Wolverhampton, and trained as a radar mechanic. He was posted to 64 Squadron R.A.F. at Duxford and after a short spell of duty in Cyprus returned to Lincolnshire. Before entering the Royal Air Force Dennis was a member of the Air Training Corps and cycled from Hedge End to Bishop's Waltham every week for meetings. He was keen on model aircraft and while at the Hedge End Secondary School was a member of the Field Club and very keen on hiking. The funeral service held at St John's Church, Hedge End on Thursday was followed by cremation at South Stoneham and the ashes were interred at Hedge End Cemetery the following day. The Reverend M. Spencer Underhill (Vicar of Hedge End) officiated, Mrs Pembry was the organist. Chief mourners were Mr and Mrs Fred Gibson (parents), Mr Michael Gibson (brother), Mr and Mrs W. Gibson, Mrs A.E. Gibson (also representing Mr A.E. Gibson), Mr and Mra Reg Gibson also representing Mrs R. Gibson senior (grandmother), Mr Ron Gibson also representing Mrs Ron Gibson, Mr and Mrs W. Heath, Mr and Mrs L. Heath, Mrs Such also representing Mr E. Such and Miss J. Lewry, Mrs C. Holland (also representing Mr C. Holland) (aunts and uncles); Miss Hazel Gibson and Mr Raymond Gibson (cousins). 64 squadron R.A.F. Binbrook, Lincs. was represented by Flight Lieut Sandeman and S.A.C's Collinette, Crane, Mardin and Offord. Dennis's mother is an active member of various Church organisations and the Mother's Union was represented by Mrs Rowe. Mrs D. Barnett and Mrs Edmunds and the St John's Ladies Guild by Mrs E. Smith. Other friends present included Mrs Burgess, Mrs C. Lewry, Mrs G. Hales, Mrs B. Phillips, Mr P. Phillips, Mr C. Watts, Mrs Balson, Mr Eval, and Mr J. Barker.M ii Michael Gibson
Olive Heath [Parents]
Other marriages:Such, E.
