1878-04-16 | b. Middlesbrough, Yorkshire | GRO index; censuses; Annual Monitor; John Binns and Abigail King Family, citing Northern Echo 1878-04-16 |
1881 | living at 70 Linthorpe Rd, Middlesbrough, with his parents, his aunt Ada Mary Barritt, and a servant | TNA: RG 11/4850 f9 p12 |
1886-04-09 | with his brother, donated a scrap book to Ormesby Cottage Hospital | John Binns and Abigail King Family, citing Northern Echo |
1886-11-04 | of Middlesbrough; d. there | GRO index; Annual Monitor |
1880-11-19 | b. Middlesbrough, Yorkshire | GRO index; censuses |
1881 | living at 70 Linthorpe Rd, Middlesbrough, with his parents, his aunt Ada Mary Barritt, and a servant | TNA: RG 11/4850 f9 p12 |
1886-04-09 | with his brother, donated a scrap book to Ormesby Cottage Hospital | John Binns and Abigail King Family, citing Northern Echo |
1890/1895 | of Middlesbrough; at Ackworth School | Edgar Barron Collinson (1931) List of the Boys and Girls Admitted into Ackworth School from . . . 1879 to the end of 1930. 1931, Ackworth |
1891 | pupil, of Ackworth School, Ackworth, Yorkshire | RG 12/3767 f82 p3 |
1896-03 | Coll. Precep. | Medical and Dental Students Register, 1899 |
1896-09-01 | from Middlesbro' High School; commenced medical study | |
1899-11-14 | registered | |
1901 | dental student, own account, boarder in the household of James Seard, furrier salesman, of 12 Agnew Road, Sydenham, Lewisham, London | RG 13/559 f60 p54 |
1901-08-06 | had won the Guy's Hospital Dental Prize for 1st year students, of £10 | John Binns and Abigail King Family, citing The Times |
1902-12-15 | L.D.S. R.C.S. Eng.; (Guy's) | The Dentists Register; The Medical Directory |
1904-11-08 | dental surgeon, of Middlesbrough; initiated into Whitwell Lodge, Stockton on Tees | United Grand Lodge of England Freemason membership registers |
1905-01-10 | passing | |
1905-02-14 | raising | |
1905 | of 23 Grange-rd West, Middlesbrough-on-Tees, tel. 429; L.D.S. R.C.S. Eng. 1902; (Guy's) | The Medical Directory |
1908-02-03 | m. Constance Jervelund (1885–1967, b. Middlesbrough, d. of C.A. Jervelund), at Linthorpe pc, Middlesbrough | GRO index; RG14PN29255 RG78PN1695 RD535 SD2 ED17 SN356; The Friend |
1908-09-08 | resigned from the lodge | United Grand Lodge of England Freemason membership registers |
1909-02-18 | with his wife, gave a present of an engraving, for the wedding of J.H. Hesketh-Wright and Ella Pickering | Daily Gazette for Middlesbrough, 1909-02-18 |
1911 | dental surgeon, employer, living in 10 rooms at Dawescroft, Linthorpe, Middlesbrough, with his wife and a servant | RG14PN29255 RG78PN1695 RD535 SD2 ED17 SN356 |
1911-10-24 | with his wife, donated 21s. to the fund for a memorial to the late Sir Samuel Sadler | Daily Gazette for Middlesbrough |
Children: | Margaret Barritt (1913–2004) and Theodore Barker (1916–2011), both b. Middlesbrough | GRO index; Find a Will; RG 15/20845 RD– SD– ED– SN129 |
1913 | L.D.S.Eng. dentist, of 23 Grange road west, Middlesbrough | Kelly's Directory of N & E Ridings of Yorkshire (Pt 1) |
1915 | L.D.S. R.C.S. Eng., 1902, of 23 Grange road West, Middlesbrough | The Dentists' Register |
23, Grange-rd. West, Middlesbrough-on-Tees (Tel. 429)—L.D.S. R.C.S. Eng. 1902; (Guy's) ; Hon. Cons. Dent. Surg. N.R. Infirm. Middlesbro; Hon. Dent. Surg. Roman Cathol. Orph. Girls Home; Dent. Surg. Guisboro' Union; Mem. Brit. Dent. Assn. & N. of Eng. Odontol. Soc. Author, 'Wasting of Tooth Tissue,' Brit. Dent Assn Jl 1908; ' Porcelain Crowns strengthened by Special Root preparation,' Ib. 1909; 'Importance of Normal Interproximal Relationship,' Ib. 1912 | The Medical Directory | |
1916-06-02 | wife of Damescroft, Roman-road, Linthorpe, Middlesbrough | Daily Gazette for Middlesbrough |
1921 | dentist, employer, working at 23 Grange Rd W, Middlesbro'; with his family, visitors staying in the household of Lilla F. Collins, boarding house keeper, at Resthaven, Silverdale, Carnforth[, Lancashire] | RG 15/20845 RD– SD– ED– SN129 |
1925 | of 23 Grange Rd, West, Middlesbrough (Tel. 429)—L.D.S. R.C.S. Eng. 1901; (Guy's); Hon. Cons. Dent. Surg. N. R. Infirm. Middlesbro'; Dent. Surg. Guisboro' Union. Author, 'Wasting of Tooth Tissue,' Brit. Dent Assn Jl 1908; 'Importance of Normal Interproximal Relationship,' Ib. 1912 | Dental Surgeons Directory |
1930 | of 23 Grange Road West, Middlesbrough | Ackworth Old Scholars' Association Annual Report |
1934-07-11 |
DENTIST DENIES NEGLIGENCE. WOMAN'S ACTION. Allegations Against Junior Partner. The defence began in the Civil Court at the Assizes in Leeds, to-day, in the action in which a Middlesbrough woman sued her dentists for alleged negligence and breach of contract in treating her. The plaintiff, Miss Mary Green (42), of Grey House, Cambridge Road, Linthorpe, Middlesbrough, an assistant inspector under the Ministry of Health, was represented by Mr. Robert Fortune and Mr. J.H. Robson. Defendants are Messrs. Binns and Collins, dentists, of Grange Road, Middlesbrough, who were represented by Mr. C. Paley Scott K.C., and Mr. W.A. Macfarlane. Miss Green alleged that when Mr. Collins, the junior partner, extracted one of her teeth in April, 1932, he used an instrument which he had not sterilised, and that she contracted Osteomyelitis, which caused her jaws to become locked; that he fractured her jaw in a subsequent extraction, and that the defendants did not have an X-ray examination made for some time. The defence is a denial of liability. Senior Partner's Evidence. Mr. Herbert Theodore Binns, senior partner in the defendant firm, said in evidence to-day that Miss Green went to them first in September, 1927, and he examined her right lower jaw, which she said had been troubling her. He extracted one tooth, and formed the opinion that another tooth, the one which was extracted in 1932, was unhealthy. He made an X-ray examination, which showed that a piece of bone was missing between that tooth and the next. He told her she ought seriously to consider having the unhealthy tooth taken out. She did not have it taken out. When Miss Green went to see him in 1932, he formed the opinion that there was an infection around the tooth which he had advised her to have extracted. Describing the events after the tooth had been extracted by his partner, Mr. Binns said that he diagnosed osteomyelitis while Miss Green was in a nursing home in May, 1932. He next saw her in June, 1932, and she told him that she had put a spoon between her back teeth and "had heard a loud crash." William Joseph Collins, the junior partner, denied that the instrument which he used was unsterilised. All instruments were sterilised before being used, he added. |
Yorkshire Evening Post |
DAMAGES AGAINST DENTISTS. Woman's Case in Leeds. In an action for damages against a Middlesbrough firm of dentists, in the Civil Court at the Leeds Assizes yesterday, the special jury gave a verdict for the plaintiff, and counsel for the defence asked the Judge to rule that there had been no evidence in law for the jury's verdict. Mr. Justice Macnaghten replied that he had to accept the jury's verdict. The action was brought by Miss Mary Green (42), of Grey House, Cambridge Road, Middlesbrough, an assistant inspector under the Ministry of Health, against Messrs. Binns and Collins, dentists, of Grange Road, Middlesbrough, for alleged breach of contract and negligence in treating her teeth, in 1932. Miss Green was awarded £525 damages, including £375 damages for loss suffered up-to-date. The plaintiff's case was completed on Tuesday, the the defence was heard yesterday. The allegations were that Mr. William Joseph Collins, junior partner, had used an unsterilised instrument in scraping the bone of Mss Green's jaw, following an extraction, and that inflammation of the bone (osteomyelitis) resulted; and that he subsequently fractured her jaw in extracting three other teeth. The allegations were denied yesterday by Mr. Collins, and by Mr. Herbert Theodore Binns, senior partner. STERILISATION OF INSTRUMENT. Professor Read, Warden of the Leeds Dental School, said that he did not think it at all likely that the instrument used by Mr. Collins could have caused poisoning. Cross-examined by Mr. Robert Fortune (for plaintiff), Professor Read said that the extraction might have exacerbated the condition if it were there. It would not have initiated it. Mabel Cumberland, a nurse, said that she did not think any force was applied during the operation, and Mrs. Ruth Smith, formerly an attendant at the defendants' surgery, did not think there was anything wrong about the sterilisation of instruments there. SPECIFIC QUESTIONS TO JURY. Mr. C. Paley Scott, K.C., for defendants, asked Mr. Justice Macnaghten to submit specific questions to the jury in his summing-up. The Judge did so, and the jury's answers were as follows:— Was an unsterilised excavator used, and, if so, did that fact cause the osteomyelitis?—No. Was the defendant Collins guilty of negligence in extracting three teeth on May 20, 1932?—Yes. Did he, by that negligent extraction, cause a fracture of the plaintiff's jaw on that date?—Yes. COUNSEL'S SUBMISSION. After the jury had awarded damages Mr. W.A. Macfarlane (for the defendants), referring to the extractions of May 20, said: "I ask your Lordship to rule in law that there is no evidence of negligence on that occasion, in spite of the verdict of the jury." The judge said that he could not accede to the application. "This case has been tried by a jury, and it has not been tried by me," he added. "So far as I am concerned, I must accept their verdict. The jury are of the opinion that the jaw was fractured, and that it was fractured on May 20." After further argument, Mr. Macfarlane said: "I have made my application." Mr. Justice Macnaghten: "And you have made it very nicely." |
Leeds Mercury, 1934-07-12 | |
1939-09-29 | dental surgeon, living with his wife and a paid domestic at Wayside, Harrow Road, Middlesbrough, Yorkshire | 1939 England and Wales Register (RG 101) |
1942 | of 85 Grange road, Middlesbrough | The Dentists Register |
1952-09-02 | of Pinner, Middlesex | Penrith Observer |
1956 | of 9 West way, Pinner; tel. PINner 1226 | phone book |
1957-11-18 | of 9 Westway, Pinner; d. at 31 Copse Hill, Wimbledon, Surrey | GRO index; National Probate Calendar |
1958-01-20 | will proved at London by Constance Binns, widow, Margaret Barritt Binns, spinster, and Theodore Barker Binns, physician; effects £23,100 18s. 4d. | National Probate Calendar |
1885 Q1 | b. Middlesbrough, Yorkshire | GRO index; censuses |
1891 | living in Newlands, Middlesbrough, with her widowed father, her younger brother, a governess, a nurse, and three general servants | TNA: RG 12/4008 f107 p10 |
1899-07-24 | local success in recent examination of the Incorporated Society of Musicians, at Darlington centre; elementary pass in pianoforte (Polam Hall) | Northern Echo |
1899/1901 | of Redcar, Yorkshire; at Ackworth School | Edgar Barron Collinson (1931) List of the Boys and Girls Admitted into Ackworth School from . . . 1879 to the end of 1930. 1931, Ackworth |
1901 | scholar, of Ackworth School, Ackworth, Yorkshire | RG 13/4308 f184 p5 |
1905 | of 2 Trafalgar Terrace, Coatham, Redcar | Ackworth Old Scholars' Association Annual Report |
1911 | housekeeping, worker, living in 11 rooms at 2 Trafalgar Terrace, Coatham, Redcar, with her twice-widowed father, her half-sister, and a servant | RG14PN29182 RG78PN1691 RD534 SD3 ED10 SN126 |
1921 | housekeeper, privately employed at 61 Alexandra Road, Upper Norwood, SE19; living in 9 rooms there in the household of Hugh Spence, merchant tailor | RG 15/02180 RD25 SD5 ED40 SN81; at least two members of this Spence household were alumni of Sidcot School |
1923/1929 | of 32 Temple Gardens, Hendon, Middlesex | electoral registers |
1930 | of 27 Temple Gardens, Hendon, Middlesex; Walter James and Olga Cameron also registered there | |
1931 | of 27 Temple Gardens, Hendon, Middlesex | |
1937 | of 27 Temple Gardens, Hendon; two unrelated men also registered there | electoral register |
1939-09-29 | not found in 1939 Register | 1939 England and Wales Register (RG 101) |
1942 | of Earlham College, Richmond, Indiana, USA | Who's Who Among Earlhamites, 1947 |
1951-11-24 | one of the women responsible for the teas at the Trinity Presbyterian church Christmas bazaar in the [Peterborough] church hall | Peterborough Standard, 1951-11-30 |
1960-11-12 | one of the women serving the teas at the Peterborough Trinity Presbyterian and Congregational Church annual bazaar | Peterborough Standard, 1960-11-18 |
1966-06-02 | of Exeter Lodge, Aldermans Drive, Peterborough; d. Peterborough RD | GRO index; National Probate Calendar |
1966-08-19 | will proved at Peterborough by Enid Mary Binns, spinster, and Henry Mellows Knee, solicitor; £1197 | National Probate Calendar |
1888-03-24 | b. Middlesbrough, Yorkshire | GRO index; censuses; UK incoming passenger lists; UK outward passenger lists |
1891 | living in Newlands, Middlesbrough, with his widowed father, his sister, a governess, a nurse, and three general servants | TNA: RG 12/4008 f107 p10 |
1897/1901 | of Redcar, Yorkshire; at Ackworth School | Edgar Barron Collinson (1931) List of the Boys and Girls Admitted into Ackworth School from . . . 1879 to the end of 1930. 1931, Ackworth |
1901 | scholar, of Ackworth School, Ackworth, Yorkshire | RG 13/4308 f185 p8 |
1905 | of 2 Trafalgar Terrace, Coatham, Redcar | Ackworth Old Scholars' Association Annual Report |
1909-06-05 | competed in the June medal golf competition of the Cleveland Club, scoring 88 gross, handicap 8, net 80 | Yorkshire Post and Leeds Intelligencer, 1909-06-07 |
1911 | not found in census | |
1913-07-30 | Bramwell Medal and diploma of City and Guilds | John Binns and Abigail King Family, citing The Times |
1913-08-11 | Imperial College Class List; External Students, Class II , City and Guilds College | |
1916-04-29 | of London; m. Jessie Welch (1895–1966, b. Newcastle upon Tyne RD, d. of Professor and Mrs Welch of Gosforth), at St James's Congregational Church, Newcastle upon Tyne | GRO index; Newcastle Journal, 1916-05-01; 1939 England and Wales Register (TNA: RG 101) |
1918-01-04 | OBE as Section Director, Gun Ammunition Manufacture, Ministry of Munitions | Newcastle Journal, 1918-01-12; John Binns and Abigail King Family, citing London Gazette |
1918 | of 81 Oakwood, Finchley, Barnet, London | electoral register |
1919 | engineer; co-executor of his father's will | National Probate Calendar |
Children: | Enid Mary (1919 – ?, b. Golders Green, London) and Audrey Susan (1922–2007, b. Hendon RD) | GRO index; National Probate Calendar; England and Wales death index; RG 15/05099 RD85 SD1 ED4 SN432 |
1920/1932 | living with his wife at 52 Ashbourne Avenue, Hendon, Barnet, London | electoral registers |
1921 | assistant works manager, Jos. Baker, Sons & Perkins Ltd, working at Hythe Rd, Willesden Junction, NW10; living in 4 rooms at 'Sunnyside', Park Road, Bognor, Sussex, with his family, his sister Eileen, and a mother's help | RG 15/05099 RD85 SD1 ED4 SN432 |
1926-11-11 | engineer, of 52 Ashbourne Ave, Golders Green; arrived Plymouth from Marseilles aboard the P&O Ranpura, travelling 2nd class | UK incoming passenger lists |
1926/1930 | of 52 Ashbourne av, Gldrs Gn, N.W.11; tel. SPEedwell 2413 | phone books |
1931-02-26 |
MOTORIST CLEARED IN COURT. Alleged Dangerous Driving Past Tram at Golders Green. On a charge of driving a motor car in a dangerous manner at Finchley-road, Golders Green, Oswell Barritt Binns, of 52, Ashbourne-avenue, Golders Green, appeared at Hendon Petty Sessions yesterday. He pleaded not guilty, and was defended by Mr. G.L. Barnett. P.C. Farley said he was on a tram-car from Golders Green to Finchley. It stopped at Hoop-lane, and a lady with two children were alighting when defendant drove between the tram and the kerb. He was travelling in the opposite direction, and crossed on to his wrong side of the road to pass the tram. The lady pushed one child on to the tram, and had picked up the other and stepped clear. The car could have got by all right, but its sudden appearance on the wrong side might have startled the lady and children, and caused an accident. Defendant, who objected to the oath, affirmed that he was behind a tram on his side of the road. He pulled out to pass it in the ordinary way, and found that another tram in front of it blocked his normal return to the near-side. Then the tram from Golders Green met them, and he had to pull to the off-side to avoid being crushed between the trams. He did not see any passengers alighting until he approached the tail board. There was no danger, and he went on to clear the way for the passengers. Mr. Barnett submitted that defendant did the only thing possible in a difficult situation. The Bench dismissed the case, and the Chairman remarked upon the delay of three months in bringing the case. Inspector Tutte said the delay was mainly due to the illness of the officer concerned. |
Hendon & Finchley Times, 1931-02-27 |
1932-02-23 |
in a discussion on the Industrial Relations Bill at the Golders Green
Parliament: Mr. Oswell Binns (Lib., Middlesbrough West) pointed out that the spirit behind the Bill was one of co-operation, and suggested that the present time of industrial depression was just the time for methods of co-operation to be put into force. |
Hendon & Finchley Times, 1932-02-26 |
1935-10-24 | of 192 Broadway, Peterborough | Los Angeles passenger lists |
1939-09-29 | chief sales & technical corresp. with Baker Perkins Co engineers, living with his wife at 192 Broadway, Peterborough, Northamptonshire | 1939 England and Wales Register |
1957-04-13 | engr, of 288 Dogthorpe Rd, Peterborough; departed Liverpool for New York aboard the Cunard Parthia, travelling 1st class | UK outward passenger lists |
1957-05-27 | engineer, of 288 Dogsthorpe Rd, Peterborough; arrived Southampton from Montreal aboard the Cunard Ivernia, travelling 1st class | UK incoming passenger lists |
1962-12-09 | of 288 Dogsthorpe Rd, Peterborough; d. at Rauceby Hospital, Sleaford, Lincolnshire | GRO index; National Probate Calendar |
1963-03-12 | will proved at Peterborough by Barclays Bank Limited and Enid Mary Binns, spinster; effects £18,947 3s. | National Probate Calendar |
1892-03-24 | b. Redcar, Yorkshire | GRO index; censuses; John Binns and Abigail King Family |
1901 | living at 2 Trafalgar tce, Coatham, Redcar, with her family, a cook, and a housemaid | TNA: RG 13/4570 f126 p32 |
1911 | housekeeping, worker, living in 11 rooms at 2 Trafalgar Terrace, Coatham, Redcar, with her twice-widowed father, her half-sister, and a servant | RG14PN29182 RG78PN1691 RD534 SD3 ED10 SN126 |
1921 | nurse (children's), Norland Institute, privately employed (out of work); living in 4 rooms at 'Sunnyside', Park Road, Bognor, Sussex, with her brother Oswell's family and a mother's help | RG 15/05099 RD85 SD1 ED4 SN432 |
1928-09-22 | housekeeper; departed Liverpool for New York, aboard the Carinthia; last residence Nottingham | New York passenger lists |
1929-10-13 | nurse, of 31 Leven St, Saltburn, Yorkshire; arrived Liverpool from New York aboard the White Star Dominion Line Adriatic, travelling cabin class | UK incoming passenger lists |
1929 | had spent a year in New York | Los Angeles passenger lists |
1935-09-28 | nurse; departed Southampton for Los Angeles, aboard the East Asiatic Company's Europa | UK outward passenger lists |
1935-10-24 | arrived Los Angeles from Southampton, aboard the East Asiatic Company's Europa; travelling as nurse to Winifred Mary Priestley and her four children, with a teenage Angela Wyndham Lewis; final destination Remuda Ranch, Wickenberg, Arizona; passage paid by J.B. Priestley; intending to stay six months, but actually stayed eight | Los Angeles passenger lists |
1935 | photographed with the Priestley family in Jamaica; described as their nanny | J.B. Priestley Archive: interim catalogue |
1936-05-02 | children's nurse; arrived London from Los Angeles, aboard the Furness Line Pacific Reliance; author J.B. Priestley and his two young children appear on the same manifest | UK incoming passenger lists |
1937-10-13 | nurse; arrived Los Angeles, California, from Manchester, aboard the S.S. Pacific Reliance | California passenger and crew lists |
1938-04-23 | nurse; arrived Southampton from New York, aboard the Cunard White Star Britannic, travelling cabin class; proposed address 3 The Grove, Highgate Village, N.6, the same address given by J.B. Priestley and his family on the same manifest | UK incoming passenger lists |
1939-09-29 | children's nurse, in the household of Winifred M. Priestley, living at Billingham Manor, Isle of Wight | 1939 England and Wales Register (RG 101) |
1962-03-24 | of 21 Garton End Road, Peterborough; d. Peterborough RD | GRO index; National Probate Calendar |
1962-05-11 | will proved at Peterborough by Westminster Bank Limited; effects £2199 8s. 2d. | National Probate Calendar |
1893 Q4 | b. Guisboro' RD | GRO index; TNA: RG 13/4570 f126 p32 |
1901 | living at 2 Trafalgar tce, Coatham, Redcar, Yorkshire, with her family, a cook, and a housemaid | RG 13/4570 f126 p32 |
1907-12-30 | of Redcar, Yorkshire; d. 2 Trafalgar Terrace, Redcar | GRO index; The Friend |
1908-01-01 | bur. North Yorkshire | deceased online |
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