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Cedric was born in the year 2001 his brother Brendan in 2003. This site is dedicated to them and their eventual descendants. |
Ancestors of Cedric and Brendan
Malcolm John Chinn [Parents]
Shirley Flower [Parents]
They had the following children:
F i Rebecca Louise Chinn M ii James Malcolm Chinn
He had the following children:
F i Shirley Flower
He had the following children:
M i Phyllip Mellor
Ronald Bleatham [Parents]
They had the following children:
M i Graham Bleatham
Richard Bleatham [Parents]
They had the following children:
F i Sandra Bleatham M ii Martin Bleatham
Augusta Chinn [Parents] was born in 1864 in Cerne Abbas, Dorest, UK. She was married in 1895.
Other marriages:Beechey, Albert
Note from Daphane A. Hills - 1871 Census for Winborne RG10/1983 Emun.Dist.1 no.69 PigOak
Augusta Chinn - daughter Charles and Martha J. Chinn, aged 6. scholar b.Cerne AbbasFrom Caroline Gaugh; it appears that before marrying her first husband Augusta had another child, George, who was raised under her maiden name.
She had the following children:
M i George Chinn was born in 1895 in Aberfan, South Wales, UK.
Albert Beechey 1 was born 2 in 1854 in Bristol, UK. He married 3 Augusta Chinn in Jun 1899 in Pontypridd district. Albert was employed 4 as Coal Miner in 1901. He resided 5 in 1901 in Eglwysilan, Glamorganshire, Pontypridd district.
Augusta Chinn [Parents] was born in 1864 in Cerne Abbas, Dorest, UK. She married 1 Albert Beechey in Jun 1899 in Pontypridd district.
Other marriages:Unknown
Note from Daphane A. Hills - 1871 Census for Winborne RG10/1983 Emun.Dist.1 no.69 PigOak
Augusta Chinn - daughter Charles and Martha J. Chinn, aged 6. scholar b.Cerne AbbasFrom Caroline Gaugh; it appears that before marrying her first husband Augusta had another child, George, who was raised under her maiden name.
They had the following children:
M i Harold Frederick W. Beechey F ii Alice Mary Beechey M iii Richard Kenneth Beechey F iv Margaret Ann Beechey M v Richard Edward Beechey
Alfred Leonard Allen 1.Alfred married 2 Anna Lily Chinn in Sep 1895 in Dorchester district. Alfred was employed 3 as Postman in 1901. He resided 4 in 1901 in Piddletrenthide.
Alfred Leonard Allen was witness to the marriage of Cecily Chinn and Joseph Payne.
Anna Lily Chinn [Parents] 1 was born in 1874 in Holt, Dorset, UK. She died in 1938 in Holcombe Rogus, Devon, UK. She married 2 Alfred Leonard Allen in Sep 1895 in Dorchester district.
Note from Daphane A. Hills - 1871 Census for Shapwick RG11/2093 Emun.Dist.4 no.71 the Police Station
Lilly A. Chinn - daughter of Charles and Martha Jane Chinn, age 7 Scholar b.HoltLilly is mentionned in a letter written by her niece (daughter of Cicely); mentionning that Cicely was buried at Holcombe quite near Aunt Lill at 2 oclock on Tuesday. It is believed that Cicely lived with Lilly; however because Cicely lived the last 7 years with her daughter Cecily, Lilly was probably incapacitated or had possibly passed away as of 1931.
They had the following children:
F i Hilda Lily Allen M ii Frederick Leonard Allen
Harold Reginald Chinn [Parents] was born 1 on 6 Jun 1889. He died on 9 Mar 1977. He married Eleanor Mary Jewson Woolward on 14 Oct 1914. Harold was employed as Burroughs Machines Ltd..
No issue.
Eleanor Mary Jewson Woolward died in 1976. She married Harold Reginald Chinn on 14 Oct 1914.
Cyril George Chinn [Parents] was born on 21 Sep 1891. He died on 21 Jul 1979. He married Linda A. Grace in 1921.
No issue.
Letter written by Linda [Grace] Chinn with memories of her husband; extracts as follows:
Cyril died July 21, 1979 after six years of gradually getting worse after a stroke. He was a wonderful good looking man of 6ft 2" and a wonderful nature. Many people wrote after his death and most used the same phrase "He was a gentle man an so honourable". That is the character of all the Chinn family. I married Cyril when I was 19 and he was 29. We were ideal for each other. I am by nature vivacious and he was calm. We both had itchy feet and even fistly to tram all the Dirlyshire & Cumbrian hills. Later we took to cycling and camping and toured all over Europe and even cycled across the Sahara desert from Algiers to Biskson. Thank god I've got my memories of those happly days..............
...... Cyril had a varied career in the Civil Service and was awarded the Imperial Service Order. Most people don't realise what an important order this is. Far better than the O.B.E. It is limited to 1750 members.............
........ He was an intellectual. Interested in music, languages, archeology. He believed in a universal language and we both learned to speak Esperanto. When we married we both decided that we didn't want to bring children into this present world. Perhaps it was a mistake, because we could do with a few more of the Chinn caliber.
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