1903-05-01 | b. Sunderland, Durham | GRO index; TNA: RG14PN30150 RG78PN1740 RD555 SD1 ED7 SN102 |
1911 | living in 7 rooms at 5 Ashwood Street, Sunderland, Durham, with his mother, his brother, and a servant | RG14PN30150 RG78PN1740 RD555 SD1 ED7 SN102 |
1916/1919 | of Sunderland; at Ackworth School | Edgar Barron Collinson (1931) List of the Boys and Girls Admitted into Ackworth School from . . . 1879 to the end of 1930. Ackworth |
1920-06-12 | departed Liverpool for Montreal aboard the White Star Megantic, travelling 1st class | UK outward passenger lists |
1920-06-20 | intends to be a farmer; visiting friends; passage paid by father; in possession of $50; destined for his Uncle Alfred Eadie in Ontario | Canada, ocean arrivals |
1921 | not found in census | |
1921-10-07 | farming; of 5 Ashwood Rd, Sunderland; arrived Liverpool from Montreal aboard the Canadian Pacific Minnedosa, travelling cabin class; travelling with a 48-year-old M. Beatrice Caldecott, of the same address | UK incoming passenger lists |
1924 | of The Bradleys, Houghton-le-Spring | electoral register |
1925 | of The Bradleys Farm, Copt Hill, Houghton-le-Spring; also registered there were William Albert and Eliza Armstrong | electoral register |
1926 | of Field House Farm, Houghton-le-Spring; a James Dixon also registered there; William Albert and Eliza Armstrong now of High Field House Farm | electoral register |
1927/1928 | of Field House Farm, Houghton-le-Spring; a Robert Plumpton also registered there | electoral registers |
1928 Q3 | m. Rita Nicholson (1901–1994, née Greenshields, b. Ryhope, Durham, d. of Edward and Jane Greenshields), in Houghton RD | GRO index; National Probate Calendar; RG14/30068 RD553 ED17 SN34 |
1928 | of Field House, Houghton le Spring, Yorkshire | Ackworth Old Scholars' Association, Annual Report |
1929-07-19 |
Mr E. Binns Caldecott, of Field House Dairy Farm, Houghton-le-Spring, has been awarded a certificate of merit by the Durham County Council for proficiency and care taken in the handling of milk in the recent County clean milk competition. Last year Mr Caldecott was the winner of the bronze medal in this competition. |
Sunderland Daily Echo and Shipping Gazette |
1930 | of Field House, Houghton le Spring | Ackworth Old Scholars' Association, Annual Report |
living with his wife at Field House Farm, Houghton-le-Spring | electoral register | |
1931 | living with his wife at Field House Farm, Houghton-le-Spring; a Gladys Swindles also registered there | electoral register |
1931-01-15 | Sunderland Daily Echo and Shipping Gazette | |
1932-03-30 |
GRADE "A" MILK and NEW-LAID EGGS. By adhering to a strict policy of Quality and Cleanliness we have built up one of the most comprehensive Milk Rounds in Sunderland. Visit the farm at any time and see the cows milked by electricity. E. BINNS CALDECOTT, Field House Dairy Farm, Houghton-le-Spring (Tel., 98 Houghton). |
Sunderland Daily Echo and Shipping Gazette |
1932-05-12 |
MEMBERS of Sunderland Inner Wheel, an increasingly ambitious body of women, are to have what promises to be a most entertaining and instructive afternoon to-morrow. They are to visit the farm of Mr E. Binns Caldecott, Houghton-le-Spring, where they will see the entire process of milking. At this model farm they will see the cows being milked by electric milking machines, and the dairy where the milk is bottled, disced, and capped and placed in the electric refrigerator ready for dispatch. After this (to the town dwellers at any rate) interesting tour of inspection the guests will afterwards by entertained to tea by Mrs E. Binns Caldecott. |
Sunderland Daily Echo and Shipping Gazette, 1932-05-11 |
1933-07-14 |
hosted a visit from the Northern Branch of the Society of Medical officers, after which tea was served at Field House Farm |
Sunderland Daily Echo and Shipping Gazette |
1933-12-06 |
CERTIFIED & TUBERCULIN TESTED MILK. ASK YOUR DOCTOR IF THIS IS THE WORLD'S BEST MILK. Produced and retailed by— E. BINNS CALDECOTT, FIELD HOUSE MODEL DAIRY FARM - - - HOUGHTON-LE-SPRING. Tel. 98 Houghton. |
Sunderland Daily Echo and Shipping Gazette |
1933-12-28 |
Are YOU Satisfied With YOUR MILK SUPPLY? CERTIFIED AND GRADE "A" TUBERCULIN TESTED MILK can be obtained from— E. BINNS CALDECOTT, Field House Dairy Farm, Houghton-le-Spring (Tel., 98 Houghton). |
Sunderland Daily Echo and Shipping Gazette |
1933/1934 | frmr, of Field Ho fm; tel. Houghton-le-S. 98 | phone books |
1934-02-14 |
Be sure that your Milk is TUBERCULIN TESTED. GIVE YOUR CHILDREN THE BEST. CERTIFIED MILK, 6d per pint. TUBERCULIN TESTED, 4½d per pint. E. BINNS CALDECOTT, FIELD HOUSE MODEL DAIRY FARM - - - HOUGHTON-LE-SPRING. Tel., Houghton 98. |
Sunderland Daily Echo and Shipping Gazette |
1936-06-30 | of Field House; at the Royal Show at Bristol, won third prize with Houghton Annabel, for Ayrshire cow in calf, and third also for Houghton Doreen for Ayrshire heifer | Sunderland Daily Echo and Shipping Gazette |
1936-10-20 |
Out of a class of 12 entries at the British Dairy Farmers' Association's 58th annual show, which opened at the Royal Agricultural Hall, Islington, to-day, an Ayrshire heifer Caigton Swan, owned by Mr E. Binns Caldecott, of Houghton-le-Spring, gained second prize. This is the first local Ayrshire to win in London. |
Sunderland Daily Echo and Shipping Gazette |
1937 | frmr, of Field Ho fm; tel. Houghton-le-S. 98 | phone book |
1938-05-31 | among the family mourners at the funeral of Capt. Walter Stapleton Caldecott, at Grange Congregational Church, Sunderland | Sunderland Daily Echo and Shipping Gazette |
1938-12-27 | of Field House, Houghton-le-Spring; at the annual meeting of the Ayrshire Cattle Herd Book Society, at Ayr, elected to the society's council for a three year term | The Scotsman |
1939 | frmr, of Field Ho fm; tel. Houghton-le-S. 98 | phone book |
1939-09-29 | farmer (mixed), ARP UDC, living with his wife at Field House Farm, Houghton-le-Spring | 1939 England and Wales Register (RG 101) |
1940/1944 | of Field House, Houghton le Spring, Yorkshire | Ackworth Old Scholars' Association, Annual Report |
1940-01-11 | of Durham; at a sale in Galloway of attested Ayrshire heifers and cows, bought a non-pedigreed cow for 36 guineas | Dumfries and Galloway Standard, 1940-01-17 |
1942-08-01 |
HAYSTACK BLAZE Early this morning a fire was discovered in a haystack at Field House Farm, Houghton, occupied by Mr D. Binns Caldecott. The National Fire Service attended with several pumps, but the fire had got a good hold and continued to burn for some time before being got under control. One large stack was destroyed and the damage is estimated at about £500. |
Sunderland Daily Echo and Shipping Gazette |
1945 | of Burrill Manor, Bedale, Yorkshire | Ackworth Old Scholars' Association, Annual Report |
1946-06-17 | of Houghton-le-Spring; at the Northumberland Agricultural Society show at Alnwick, won h.c. award for Ayrshire Cattle class 45—cow, any age, in milk | Berwickshire News and General Advertiser, 1946-07-23 |
1946 | frmr, of Field Ho fm; tel. Houghton-le-S. 98 | phone books |
1947 | frmr, of Field Ho fm, tel. Houghton-le-S. 2298; and of Burrill manor, tel. Bedale 158 | |
1949-06-04 | at the annual agricultural show organised by Bradford and District Young Farmers' Club, at Apperley Bridge, awarded first and third places for in-calf Ayrshire heifer with no more than four broad teeth | Bradford Observer, 1949-06-06 |
1950-03-14 |
Yorkshire cattle for Ceylon Pedigree Ayrshire cattle from Yorkshire will be sailing for Ceylon in the autumn. Mr. E. Binns-Caldecott, of Burrill Manor, Bedale, an expert on Ayrshires and the owner of the Bedale herd, has just returned from a three-months' tour of the East during which the Government of Ceylon invited him to inspect the country's dairy herds. The Government and private planters commissioned him to purchase and arrange the export of pedigree Ayrshire stock from this country. The stock will consist of heifers in calf. Some will come from the Bedale herd and Mr. Binns-Caldecott will select others from herds in England and Scotland. He says that Ayrshires stand up to tropical conditions remarkably well and are becoming very popular in Ceylon. |
Yorkshire Post and Leeds Intelligencer |
1951-07-10 | at the Yorkshire show, won first prize for an Ayrshire bull born on or after January 1, 1950 | Yorkshire Evening Post |
1953-12-19 |
Manor house becomes a modern farm The traditions and charm of Burrill Manor, near Bedale, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Binns-Caldecott, blend tastefully with one of the North Riding's outstanding farming enterprises. Around the mid-17th Century house are 450 acres, farmed by Mr. Binns-Caldecott and his stepson, Mr. Edward Nicholson, who are now producing more than a ton of milk a day from their pedigree heard of attested Ayrshires. The 100 milch cows are all housed under one roof in one of the best mistals I have seen, and the farm is a model of self-sufficiency and labour-saving devices for the workers. Before moving to Yorkshire, Mr. Binns-Caldecott farmed for many years in County Durham. He took over at Burrill Manor in 1945, and the farm at one time consisted of three separate holdings, so there was no shortage of farm buildings. Since then these have been gradually brought up to modern standards, with the co-operation of the owner of the estate, Colonel Curzon-Howe-Herrick, who is himself farming on a large scale. From a layout which was completely out of date for good dairy herd management the reconstruction scheme has gone forward progressively, and now, in its almost completed form, is a perfect example of a joint landlord and tenant operation. [ . . . ] Mr. Binns-Caldecott is responsible for the stock and general administration, while his younger partner is more concerned with the arable side of the farm and the machinery. [ . . . ] |
Yorkshire Post and Leeds Intelligencer |
1954-06-07 |
FRESH FIELDS A FORMER chairman of Sunderland and South Shields Branch of the N.F.U., Mr Edward Binns-Caldecott, has been appointed the Ministry of Agriculture representative on the North Riding Agricultural Executive Committee. Mr Binns-Caldecott is the eldest son of Mrs Caldecott, of Andania, Middle Herrington, and the late Captain Walter S. Caldecott. After leaving school he went to Canada, where he took a course in agriculture at the University of Guelph. On his return he served his farming apprenticeship with Mr Ralph Seymour at Tunstall. He then took over a small farm at Copt Hill, Houghton-le-Spring, and in 1926 acquired Field House Farm in the same district. Since 1945 he has been farming at Burrill Manor, Bedale. Mr Binns-Caldecott is Rector's Warden at Bedale Church, a committee member of Bedale branch of the N.F.U., a Council member of the Ayrshire Cattle Herd Book Society, and a referee for the Livestock and Dairy Division of the Ministry of Agriculture. |
Sunderland Daily Echo and Shipping Gazette |
1955-03-03 | elected as one of three North Riding representatives to the council of the Yorkshire Agricultural Society | Yorkshire Post and Leeds Intelligencer, 1955-03-04 |
1959-09-28 | co-executor of his brother's will | National Probate Calendar |
1979-02-04 | of Burrill Manor, Bedale, North Yorkshire; d. Northallerton RD | GRO index; National Probate Calendar |
1979-05-16 | will proved at Leeds; £24,069 | National Probate Calendar |
1905-01-17 | b. Sunderland, Durham | GRO index; TNA: RG14PN30150 RG78PN1740 RD555 SD1 ED7 SN102; 1939 England and Wales Register (TNA: RG 101) |
1911 | living in 7 rooms at 5 Ashwood Street, Sunderland, Durham, with his mother, his brother, and a servant | RG14PN30150 RG78PN1740 RD555 SD1 ED7 SN102 |
educated at Ackworth school | Ackworth Old Scholars' Association, Annual Reports | |
1921 | scholar, at Ackworth School | RG 15/22610 RD– SD– ED– SN– |
1926-07-18 | student, last permanent residence Manchester; landed Montreal on the SS Montrose; admitted to US for pleasure for 3 or 4 days, transit to Canada; passage paid by himself; 5 ft 9 in, med. complexion, bro. hair, bro. eyes | United States, Canadian border crossings |
1926 | admitted to membership of the Institute of Electrical Engineers | electrical engineer lists |
1927 | of 5 Ashwood Road, Sunderland | |
1927/1930 | school apprentice, of 51 Christchurch Road, Oxton, Birkenhead, Cheshire | electrical engineering apprentices and trainees |
1928 | of Andania, Middle Herrington, Durham | Ackworth Old Scholars' Association, Annual Reports |
1929 | living with his parents at Andania, Middle Herrington | electoral register |
1930 | of Andania, Middle Herrington | Ackworth Old Scholars' Association, Annual Reports |
1935-09-07 | best man at the wedding, in West Kirby, of Barbara Mary Roddam and Roger Harvey Haydock | Liverpool Echo |
1936-10-19 | of Birkenhead; at Oakmere sessions, fined 10s. for failure to conform to traffic signs | Cheshire Observer, 1936-10-24 |
1937-05-04 | of Birkenhead; had been groomsman at the wedding of Walter Binns at Hilda Marjorie Timaeus, at All Souls', Langham Place, London | Sunderland Daily Echo and Shipping Gazette |
1937 Q3 | m. Betty Eve Jesson (1918–1993, b. Birkenhead RD), in Wallasey RD | GRO index |
1938-05-31 | among the family mourners at the funeral of Capt. Walter Stapleton Caldecott, at Grange Congregational Church, Sunderland | Sunderland Daily Echo and Shipping Gazette |
1939-09-29 | civil servant examiner gra[ . . . ] instrument section aeronaut[ical] inspection department, living at 3 Emerald [illeg. word], Greenford Ave, Ealing, Middlesex | 1939 England and Wales Register (RG 101) |
Child: | Barrie Walter Binns (1940 – ?, b. Durham E. RD) | GRO index; Sunderland Daily Echo and Shipping Gazette, 1940-05-21 |
1940 | of 3 Gifford Gardens, south side, Hanwell, Ealing, London | Ealing, Hanwell Directory |
1940-1945 | of Andania, Middle Herrington, Durham | Ackworth Old Scholars' Association, Annual Reports |
1945 | of 24 Chinnor crescent, Greenford, London; tel. WAXlow 2927 | phone book |
1946 | living with his wife at 24 Chinnor Crescent, Greenford, Ealing | electoral registers |
1948 | ||
1950/1953 | ||
1955/1956 | ||
1958-04-29 | under the heading 'Telebriefs', noting
forthcoming selected TV programmes: "Family Pastimes" in "Family Affairs" on Tuesday, April 29, introduces Mr. and Mrs. Donald Caldecott and their son Barrie to offer practical advice on how to enjoy water sports. |
Hartlepool Northern Daily Mail, 1958-04-15 |
1959-05-16 | of 24 Chinnor Crescent, Greenford, Middlesex; d. at Hammersmith Hospital, London W.12 | GRO index; National Probate Calendar |
1959-09-28 | will proved at London by Edward Binns-Caldecott and John Edward Nicholson, farmers; effects £15,340 6s. 1d. | National Probate Calendar |
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