| 1856-04-23 | b. Bridgwater RD | GRO index; William Pollard: 'Some Descendants of James and Mary Pollard', Ms book at West Sussex RO |
| 1856-12-06 | d. Bridgwater RD |
| 1858-01-11 | b. Bridgwater, Somerset | GRO index; censuses; William Pollard: 'Some Descendants of James and Mary Pollard', Ms book at West Sussex RO |
| 1861 | living at 19 Snow Hill, St Mary, Birmingham, with her father, her sister Emma, and a house servant | TNA: RG 9/2154 f26 p46 |
| 1871 | scholar, with her sisters Emma and Alice, pupil at Sibford School, Sibford Ferris, Oxfordshire | RG 10/1462 f20 p7 |
| 1881 | certificated teacher, boarder with Georgiana Smith, annuitant, at 12 Wilmot Street, St Peter, Derby | RG 11/3396 f78 p13 |
| 1882-08-21 | "I Ellen Maria Pollard Certificated Teacher of the 2nd Class to-day this 21st day of August 1882 commenced my duties as Mistress of the Girls Department of St Anne's School, Derby." | school log-book |
| 1891 | teacher certificated, employed, one of three boarders in the household of Arthur Walley and his wife, of 21 Duffield Rd, St Alkmunds, Derby | RG 12/2737 f25 p10 |
| 1892-08-31 | at the science examinations held in May, for Derby Municipal Technical College, had passed Animal Physiology, elementary, 1st class | Derby Daily Telegraph |
| 1893 Q1 | m. John Bint (1853–1923, b. Marylebone RD), in Godstone RD | GRO index |
| 1893-01-05 |
WEDDING AT ST. JOHN'S CHURCH.—On Thursday afternoon a pretty wedding ceremony took place at St. John's Church, Caterham Valley. The bride was Miss E.M. Pollard, daughter of Mr. E.H. Pollard, postmaster, and the bridegroom was Mr. J. Bint, of Dorking. Shortly after one o'clock the parties mat at the church, where the Rev. Mr. Utterson, Derby, was waiting to receive them. The bride wore a grey dress trimmed with astrachan, and a grey hat with white feather. The travelling dress was a dark navy blue. Mr. E.H. Pollard gave his daughter away. |
Surrey Mirror, 1893-01-07 |
| Children: | Lucy Paulina (1894–1982) and Francis John (1901–1967), both b. Derby RD | GRO index |
| 1894 | Mistress. Cert. 2nd Class, St Anne's School, Derby | school log-book |
| 1895/1900 | Head Teacher. Cert. 2nd Class, St Anne's School, Derby | school log-book |
| 1901 | trained certificated teacher, worker, living with her husband, her daughter, and a general servant, at 9 West Avenue, Derby | RG 13/3222 f78 p24 |
| 1902 | Head Teacher. Cert. 2nd Class, St Anne's School, Derby | school log-book |
| 1904 | ||
| 1904-11-05 | husband of 4 West-avenue, Derby | Leamington, Warwick, Kenilworth & District Daily Circular |
| 1911 | elementary school teacher, Derby Education Com., living with her husband, her son, and a general servant, in 7 rooms at 9 West Avenue, Derby | RG 14/20926 RD435 ED55 SN308 |
| 1917-07-19 | received an award from the Derby St John Ambulance Brigade, as a member of Mrs Jenneson's Ladies' Home Nursing Class | Derbyshire Advertiser and Journal, 1917-07-28 |
| 1920/1923 | of 9 West Avenue, Derby | electoral registers |
| 1921 | head teacher, employed by C.B. of Derby Education Authority, working at S. Anne's C.E. School, Derby; living with her children in 6 rooms at 9 West Avenue, Derby | RG 15/16308 RD435 SD3 ED19 SN215 |
| 1924 | living with her son at 9 West Avenue, Derby | electoral register |
| 1924-09-24 | of 9 West-avenue, Derby; d. Derby RD | GRO index; National Probate Calendar |
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THE LATE MRS. BINT. The interment of the late Mrs. Bint, of West-avenue, took place at the Nottingham-road Cemetery. The deceased lady was the widow of the later Mr. John Bint, who, for 37 years, was churchwarden at St. Anne's. For 39 years she was headmistress of St. Anne's girls' school, retiring in 1921, and up to the time of her death took great interest in the affairs of the church. The body, enclosed in a polished oak coffin, was placed in the church overnight and watched by members of the congregation. At 7.30 a.m. there was a Requiem Mass, at which the Rev. A.T. Stephens vicar officiated. The funeral service at 11 a.m. was choral, the hymn "On the Resurrection Morning" being sung. The organist, Mr. A. Timms, feelingly rendered the Dead March in "Saul". Many friends of the deceased lady were present in church to pay a last token of respect. The mourners were Mr. F. Bint, Miss L. Bint, Mr. and Mrs. A. Frith, Mr. and Mrs. Rickett. Floral tributes were sent by the following Mr. and Miss Bint (son and daughter), Mrs. Plant (sister), Mrs. Newth (sister) [and others listed.] The coffin, which was surmounted by a full sized Calvary Cross, bore the inscription: "Ellen Bint, at rest September 24th, 1924, aged 66 years." All arrangements were in the hands of the Derby and District Funeral Co., Limited. |
Derbyshire Advertiser and Journal, 1924-10-11 | |
| 1924-10-31 | will proved at Derby by Frederic Harry Foster, engineer, and Arthur Frith, probate clerk; effects £2803 17s 1d. | National Probate Calendar |
| 1859-05-15 | b. Edgbaston, Birmingham, Warwickshire | GRO index; censuses; William Pollard: 'Some Descendants of James and Mary Pollard', Ms book at West Sussex RO |
| 1861 | living at 19 Snow Hill, St Mary, Birmingham, with her father, her sister Ellen Maria, and a house servant | TNA: RG 9/2154 f26 p46 |
| 1871 | scholar, with her sisters Ellen and Alice, pupil at Sibford School, Sibford Ferris, Oxfordshire | RG 10/1462 f20 p7 |
| 1881 | post office and telegraph clerk, living with her family at Post Office, Caterham, Berkshire | RG 11/804 f33 p59 |
| 1884-05-08 | d. Caterham Valley, Surrey | GRO index; The Friend; Nonconformist, 1884-05-16 |
| 1884-05-14 | of Caterham; bur. there | parish register |
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FUNERAL OF MISS POLLARD.—On Wednesday last, the mortal remains of Miss Emma Pollard, the daughter of the respected Valley postmaster, was interred at the Parish Churchyard, in the presence of a large number of persons. The deceased was stricken with that dire disease, consumption, and in spite of all that could be done for her she succumbed after an illness extending over a period of two years. Miss Emma Pollard acted as assistant to her father, and in that capacity earned the good opinion of all who knew her. As a last tribute of respect to the memory of the deceased nearly all the shops in the Valley were closed in the afternoon, thus enabling assistants and others to attend the funeral. The coffin was covered with beautiful wreaths of flowers, and appropriate hymns for the occasion were sung by the choir of the Parish Church. We were forcibly reminded of Blair's beautiful lines on Death whilst watching the funeral cortege leave the house of the deceased.
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Croydon Chronicle and East Surrey Advertiser, 1884-05-17 |
| 1860-12-26 | b. Birmingham, Warwickshire | GRO index; censuses; William Pollard: 'Some Descendants of James and Mary Pollard', Ms book at West Sussex RO |
| 1861 | with her mother, visiting James Sutton, master plumber and glazier, and his family, in Wrington, Somerset | TNA: RG 9/1676 f100 p19 |
| 1871 | scholar, with her sisters Ellen and Emma, pupil at Sibford School, Sibford Ferris, Oxfordshire | RG 10/1462 f20 p7 |
| 1881 | nurse, of Lowestoft Hospital, Lowestoft, Suffolk | RG 11/1903 f92 p34 |
| 1887-06-22 | m. George Finch Farmer (1852–1936, b. Mussorie, Bengal, India, s. of Charles Finch and Delia Susan (Moseley) Farmer), in Adelaide, South Australia | Australia, Marriage Index; Tasmania, Index to Marriage Notices in The Mercury; Farmer Family Tree |
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FARMER—POLLARD.—On the 22nd June, at the Church of S. Patrick, Adelaide, by the Ven. Archdeacon Russel, George Finch Farmer, of Hobart, son of the late Major C. Finch Farmer, of Calcutta, to Alice, third daughter of E.H. Pollard, of Caterham. |
Croydon Chronicle and East Surrey Advertiser, 1887-08-06 | |
| Children: | Challenger George (1888–1965), Barry Charles Sherwood (1889–1965), and Ian Lawrence (1891–1949), all b. Hobart, Tasmania, Australia | Farmer Family Tree |
| 1914 | domestic duties, living with her husband and two of their sons, at 13 Fitzroy-place, Hobart South, Denison, Tasmania | electoral roll |
| 1916 | domestic duties, of 13 Fitzroy-place, Hobart South, Denison, Tasmania; as Alice Challenger Farmer | electoral roll |
| 1919 | domestic duties, living with her husband and their eldest son, at 13 Fitzroy-place, Hobart South, Denison | electoral roll |
| 1922 | domestic duties, living with her husband at 13 Fitzroy-place, Hobart South | electoral rolls |
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| 1936 | ||
| 1936-11-06 | made her will; as Alice Challenger Farmer | Tasmania Wills & Letters of Administration |
| 1937 | domestic duties, of 13 Fitzroy-place, Hobart South | electoral roll |
| 1939-05-10 | d. Hobart | Tasmania Wills & Letters of Administration |
| 1939-05-22 | will proved in the Supreme Court of Tasmania, by her youngest son |
| 1862-12-31 | b. Aldershot, Hampshire | GRO index; censuses; 1939 England and Wales Register (TNA: RG 101); William Pollard: 'Some Descendants of James and Mary Pollard', Ms book at West Sussex RO |
| 1871 | scholar, living with her family and her cousin Francis E. Pollard in Gadstone Road, Caterham, Surrey | RG 10/836 f85 p19 |
| 1881 | postal and telegraph clerk, living with her family at Post Office, Caterham, Berkshire | RG 11/804 f33 p59 |
| 1889-09-11 | of 6 Woburn Buildings, St Pancras; m. William Bickers Plant (manager of hotel, 1858–1936, b. Lowestoft, Suffolk, s. of William Bickers and Charlotte Plant), at St Pancras pc, after banns | parish register; GRO index; censuses; register of baptisms, Lowestoft |
| Children: | Philip Leader (1896–1976) and Kathleen Delia (1899–1966), both b. Colchester, Essex | GRO index |
| 1891 | of 'Shaftesbury', 32 Culver St, Colchester, living with her husband (manager of temperance hotel), five boarders, a waitress, a cook, and a housemaid | RG 12/1411 f8 p10 |
| 1895-09-30 | husband of the Shaftesbury Temperance Hotel | Essex Standard, 1895-10-05 |
| 1901-03-07 | husband proprietor of the Shaftesbury Hotel, Colchester | East Anglian Daily Times, 1901-03-09 |
| 1901 | of Temperance Hotel, Culver St, Colchester, living with her family, two visitors, two waitresses, a cook, a housemaid, and a boots | RG 13/1710 f20 p32 |
| 1910-05-01 | with her husband, passengers in cars involved in an accident on the Greenstead and Clinghoe Hill-road, Colchester | Chelmsford Chronicle, 1910-06-03 |
| 1910-05-30 | drivers prosecuted and fined, at Colchester; "For the defence, Mr. and Mrs. W.B. Plant, who were respectively riding in the cars, denied that they were travelling fast." | |
| 1911 | assisting in the business, living at the 28 room Shaftesbury Hotel, Colchester, with her husband and daughter, a visitor, two waitresses, a cook, a housemaid, and a boots | RG14PN10312 RG78PN544 RD198 SD2 ED7 SN89 |
| 1921 | home duties; living with her husband and their daughter in 6 rooms at 13 Ireton Road, Colchester, with her sister Florence as a visitor | RG 15/09198 RD198 SD2 ED15 SN326 |
| 1921/1925 | living with her husband at 13 Ireton Road, Colchester | electoral registers |
| 1927 | ||
| 1929 | ||
| 1931/1931 | living with her husband at 13 Ireton Road, Colchester; a Helen Hicks also registered there | |
| 1936-03-28 | husband of Ireton Road, Colchester, at the date of his death; "He was for many years proprietor of the Shaftesbury Hotel, and for 32 years had been a director of the Colchester Equitable Building Society." | Essex Newsman |
| 1936-05-18 | co-executor of her husband's will | National Probate Calendar |
| 1939-09-29 | private means, living at Hazelton Cottages, Bromley Road, Colchester, with a couple named Curtis | 1939 England and Wales Register |
| 1948-09-26 | of 8 Bromley-road, Colchester; d. Colchester RD | GRO index; National Probate Calendar |
| 1948-12-24 | will proved at Ipswich by Philip Leader Plant, group captain, R.A.F.O., and Louis Charles Sier, secretary; effects £9469 16s. 2d. | National Probate Calendar |
| 1864-03-26 | b. Aldershot, Hampshire | GRO index; censuses; William Pollard: 'Some Descendants of James and Mary Pollard', Ms book at West Sussex RO |
| 1871 | scholar, living with his family and his cousin Francis E. Pollard in Gadstone Road, Caterham, Surrey | TNA: RG 10/836 f85 p19 |
| 1881 | not found in census | |
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| 1865-12-19 | b. West Ashford, Kent | GRO index; censuses; William Pollard: 'Some Descendants of James and Mary Pollard', Ms book at West Sussex RO |
| 1871 | scholar, living with her family and her cousin Francis E. Pollard in Gadstone Road, Caterham, Surrey | TNA: RG 10/836 f85 p19 |
| 1881 | scholar, living with her family at Post Office, Caterham, Berkshire | RG 11/804 f33 p59 |
| 1889-09-11 | witnessed her sister's marriage at St Pancras pc | parish register |
| 1891 | assistant, employed, boarder with Sydney Smith, grocer, and his family, of Beechwood, Sydenham, Lewisham, London | RG 12/523 f90 p35 |
| 1892-12-26 | m. Francis Robert Newth (1865–1954, grocer's manager, of Westgate-on-Sea, Kent, b. Wootton Bassett, Wiltshire, s. of Stephen Newth), in Colchester RD | GRO index; censuses; Essex marriages and banns |
| Child: | Douglas H. Challenger (1894–1952), b. Westgate-on-Sea | GRO index; RG 13/820 f72 p12; RG14PN3385 RG78PN127 RD39 SD4 ED18 SN183 |
| 1901 | living with her family, two [grocer's] assistants, and a general servant, at 1 Station Rd, Westgate on Sea | RG 13/820 f72 p12 |
| 1911 | living with her husband and a general servant in 7 rooms at 1 Station Rd, Westgate on Sea, Thanet, Kent | RG14PN4486 RG78PN185 RD63 SD2 ED4 SN37 |
| 1921 | home duties; visiting with the family of her sister Florence in 6 rooms at 13 Ireton Road, Colchester | RG 15/09198 RD198 SD2 ED15 SN326 |
| 1928-09-06 | distributed the prizes at the garden whist drive of the Ramsgate and St Lawrence Conservative Women's Club, in the grounds of St Augustine's Abbey School | Thanet Advertiser, 1928-09-07 |
| 1936-07-15 | RSPCA whist drive was to have been held in the garden of their home, Westbeach, High-street, Ramsgate, but had had to be relocated because of inclement weather; she and her husband had presented prizes, nevertheless | Thanet Advertiser, 1936-07-21 |
| 1939-07-19 | RSPCA whist drive held at their home, Westbeach, High-street, Ramsgate, but though starting in the garden had continued indoors following a shower; she and her husband among those who had presented prizes | Thanet Advertiser, 1939-07-25 |
| 1939-09-29 | unpaid domestic duties, living with her husband (no occupation) at 164 High Street, Ramsgate, Kent | 1939 England and Wales Register (RG 101) |
| 1940-06-04 | had given £1 to the Ramsgate Hospital Extensions Fund, in memory of the later Mr S.V. Deveson | Thanet Advertiser |
| 1941-03-21 | had given a further £1 to the extension fund | Thanet Advertiser |
| 1943-04-09 | had given a further £1 to the extension fund | Thanet Advertiser |
| 1943-06-03 |
NEXT-OF-KIN GARDEN PARTY. The monthly meeting of the Prisoners of War local Next-of-Kin Association, in connection with the Red Cross and St. John Organisation, took the form of a garden party on Thursday afternoon. By the courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Francis R. Newth, the garden at "Westbeech," High-street, Ramsgate, was placed at the disposal of the organisation and a thoroughly enjoyable afternoon was spent. [ . . . ] |
East Kent Times and Mail, 1943-06-09 |
| 1943-06-17 |
WELL DONE RAMSGATE! Red Cross Benefits by Whist. A very successful and pleasant afternoon was spent on Thursday in the beautifully laid-out garden at "West beech," High street, Ramsgate (by the courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Francis R. Newth), when a whist drive took place in aid of the funds of the Red Cross. Twenty-five tables were in play and the appreciable sum of £20 10s. was realised by the combined efforts of congenial team work under the capable organiser, Mrs. M. Gummer, W.V.S. The company included Lady Carson (who distributed the prizes), and the Mayoress of Ramsgate (Mrs. A. B. C. Kempe). All expenses for the event were defrayed free of charge—the entire proceeds, therefore, were handed to the Red Cross Association. [ . . . ] |
East Kent Times and Mail, 1943-06-23 |
| 1944-04-18 | had given a further £1 to the extension fund | Thanet Advertiser |
| 1945-04-10 | had given a further £1 to the extension fund | Thanet Advertiser |
| 1949-12-10 | of Westbeech, 164 Highstreet, Ramsgate, Kent; d. Thanet RD | GRO index; National Probate Calendar |
| 1950-01-18 | will proved at London by Douglas Challenger Newth, civil servant; effects £2480 19s. 4d | National Probate Calendar |
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