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  • Regular Army. Certificate of service. Bernard Bateman

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    Army Number 757 4183 Enlisted at Dover on 2 June 1902 in the Army ordnance Corps. Certificate of Character. Date of assessment. 3.12.13 First assessment. Military conduct. Very Good. Enlisted as a private in the a A.O.C on second of June 1902. On completion of drills and instruction he was employed on clerical duties until…

  • FR. FREDERICK BATEMAN

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    Fr. Riley’s “Cathedral Parish Church,” his wonderful carillon of bells and the incidental publicity which both have evoked, must not permit us to forget that in St. Helens is also the active, well-served parish of Holy Cross, in which Fr. Bateman worked from 1911 to the day of his death in 1928. To-day we associate…

  • Fr. Luke E Bellanti SJ

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    I want to write to you about Fr Bellanti SJ[*]. You will see why at the end of my story of his life and how it strangely links into mine. In 1917 he was serving in France in the 42nd brigade. Lt Robinson wrote of him; “A wonderful chap loved by us all and as…

  • Sutton House Mystery

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    Summary of Sutton House Mystery Setting: The narrative primarily takes place in and around Hampton Loade, focusing on Sutton House and its history. Main Characters: The narrator (unnamed) An 83-year-old man living in a station cottage William Bennet (the old man’s brother, in hospital) Jack Breakwell (provides some background information) Mr. Patrick (former owner of…

  • Sybil Esther Coady Eulogy

    Sybil Esther Coady Eulogy

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    Sybil Esther Coady was born in York on 25 july 1926 to Laura Patrick and Bernard Aloysius Bateman Sybil’s brother, Bennie, was born in York too, in 1928. Her father was a professional army man serving in the ordinance department. He met Laura when they both worked for the army and were on active duty…

  • Davies / Patrick timeline

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    Thomas Davies family search Earlier The Davies may have run B&B at Sutton house ? is this the davies that he later marries? 1821 Thomas Davies christening: 3 February 1822 Whitchurch, Shroshire, England birth: Weston, Shropshire, England. father: William Davies, mother: Elizth 1881 census: Billingsley, Shropshire, England spouse: Eliza Davies, children: Matilda Davies, Cecil Davies,…

  • The Mystery of Sutton House

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    A Tale of Inheritance and Deception Background Laura, James’ daughter, was subsequently barred from the property and felt cheated out of her inheritance. The circumstances surrounding the transfer of ownership remain unclear: Was the house sold, given away, or had the Breakwells simply occupied it, destroying wills and deeds while refusing to communicate with Laura…

  • Laura

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