Family of Frederick Charles HERITAGE and Louise Lillian HOWARD

Husband: Frederick Charles HERITAGE

Wife: Louise Lillian HOWARD

	Louise Lillian HOWARD, "Louise Mann"

Child 1: Sandra Louise HERITAGE

	Sandra Louise HERITAGE, "Peter Heritage wedding 1"		Spouse: Frederick Charles HARDING, "dadbarbers"

Child 2: Keith Charles HERITAGE

	Keith Charles HERITAGE, "Heritage 1"

Child 3: Peter Frederick HERITAGE

	Peter Frederick HERITAGE, "Peter Sandra Keith"

Child 4: Lesley Kathleen HERITAGE

	Lesley Kathleen HERITAGE, "peter heritage wedding 2"

Note on Marriage

The marriage of Frederick Charles Brind and Louise Lillian Howard was witnessed by Frank E Howard and Charles T Howard who were both brothers of the bride.

On the marriage certificate, Frederick Brind gives his fathers name as William Heritage who at the time was a retired Police Constable. This can be accounted for as his natural father Henry Thomas Brind was a Prison Warder and he had died some years previously. As a result Frederick Brind was sent to live with his aunt Emma Godliman who lived with William Heritage though they never married.

Note on Husband: Frederick Charles HERITAGE (1)

The death of Frederick Charles Heritage was registered by his youngest son Peter Frederick Heritage who at the time was living at 33 Czar Street in Deptford. The cause of death was given as:

a) Cor pulmonale

b) Pulmonary infarction

and emphysema

The death was certified by A Gordon Davies, Coroner for Inner South London after Postmortem without inquest.

The death was registered on 10th December 1979

Note on Husband: Frederick Charles HERITAGE (2)

Frederick Charles marriage was married previous to his marriage to Louise Howard though no record of this has yet bene found.

A lovely little story of Frederick remains in that a neighbour of Bill BUllock was travelling home by train and struck up a convesation with a stranger on the train. As they passed through Iver station, the stranger said that he used to have a brother who lived in Iver. the neighbour said "I bet that his name is Harold Bullock", the stranger was of course Frederick Charles Brind who was amazed but sometime later when Frederick and Harold met up again they took him to the local working mens club for a drink and when Bill looked in through the door and spoke to him he realised that he was not his father and that it was Frederick - the resemblence between the two was uncanny!.

Later in life Fred visited Australia . He said that he worled for Dorman Long and they were the company that built the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Fred stayed in Sydney for two years and helped to build the bridge. Whilst in Australia he also visited his sister Alice who had emigrated to Western Australie in about 1920 and had married an Englishman. Alive and her husband owned a sheep station in the outback and to get to Perth, Fred had to travel a few hundred miles by train where Alice was waiting for him. They then travelled by horse and cart for about ten hours to get to the sheep station.

Unfortunately the sheep station no longer exists and no record of his has yet been found.

Note on Wife: Louise Lillian HOWARD

Louise Lillian Howard died at the age of 43.

The cause of death was:

a) Cerebral compression

b) Malignant Glumina of the Edupus Collasurm?