Beryl Allfrey - Revision history

Hfrancis at 20:02, 26 January 2021

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	By June 1928 they were at 6, The Orchards, Goathland. The Orchards were a small group of cottages that had been donated to a trust for Officers injured in the First World War. While there she went to a school called Hilderthorpe College, Whitby according to a certificate for drawing. She was 9 years old. In 1929 she had two more certificates for drawing from the same school. In June 1930 she had another drawing certificate from Hilderthorpe, and then sometime after that they went back to Burgess Hill, at Baronscourt School, aged 11 years.		By June 1928 they were at 6, The Orchards, Goathland. The Orchards were a small group of cottages that had been donated to a trust for Officers injured in the First World War. While there she went to a school called Hilderthorpe College, Whitby according to a certificate for drawing. She was 9 years old. In 1929 she had two more certificates for drawing from the same school. In June 1930 she had another drawing certificate from Hilderthorpe, and then sometime after that they went back to Burgess Hill, at Baronscourt School, aged 11 years.

			In Yorkshire she had a friend called Connie who lived in a village called Sleights. Her friend Kitty gave him a book on moths.


	In 1931 they lived at Darnholme, London Road, Burgess Hill. Interestingly there is a Darnholme in Goathland, perhaps they named their new house after a place they knew.		In 1931 they lived at Darnholme, London Road, Burgess Hill. Interestingly there is a Darnholme in Goathland, perhaps they named their new house after a place they knew.
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	In 1935 they are still living at 2 Wickham Villas.		In 1935 they are still living at 2 Wickham Villas.

	~~=== Marriage ===~~

	~~She married [[Geoff Carrington]] in 1940 and had three daughters [[Pauline Carrington\|Pauline]], Hazel, and Sylvia.~~

	In 1939 she was living with her uncle and father at 21, Mile Oak Gardens, Portslade-by-Sea U.D., Sussex, England.		In 1939 she was living with her uncle and father at 21, Mile Oak Gardens, Portslade-by-Sea U.D., Sussex, England.
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	* closed entry (born after 1914)		* closed entry (born after 1914)

	The Violet living with her is not her mother, it is Auntie Gert. Her mother was recorded as being at the East Sussex County Mental Hospital.		The Violet living with her is not her mother, it is her Auntie Gert. Her mother was recorded as being at the East Sussex County Mental Hospital at this time.

			=== Marriage ===

			She married [[Geoff Carrington]] in 1940 and had three daughters [[Pauline Carrington\|Pauline]], Hazel, and Sylvia. She met Geoff at a rambling club.

	Her marriage certificate says they were married on the 14th September 1940, at St Nicolas Church, Portslade, Sussex. She was living in 37 Applesham Way, and Geoff was living at 127 (or 27) Havelock Road, Brighton. His father James Carrington was deceased. Her father was Ernest Frank Allfrey was a district clerk to urban district council. The witnesses were V. Allfrey and Kenneth Archer.		Her marriage certificate says they were married on the 14th September 1940, at St Nicolas Church, Portslade, Sussex. She was living in 37 Applesham Way, and Geoff was living at 127 (or 27) Havelock Road, Brighton. His father James Carrington was deceased. Her father was Ernest Frank Allfrey was a district clerk to urban district council. The witnesses were V. Allfrey and Kenneth Archer.

	~~Here is Beryl dyeing some cloth (centre of left picture), and as a young girl (right picture, source JPA):~~

	Note: Beryl sometimes signed her self Auntie Violet in order not to get confused with her nephew John Allfrey's mother's sister, also called Aunt Beryl.		Note: Beryl sometimes signed her self Auntie Violet in order not to get confused with her nephew John Allfrey's mother's sister, also called Aunt Beryl.


			They lived at 37 Applesham Way for a while when she got married. Geoff was in the forces. They then had rooms in Patcham but their wedding presents and furniture were in a room at Applesham.



	Beryl Allfrey (Reverse: Born Aug 25th. 1918, 1 yr 1month old)		Photo captions:
			* Beryl Allfrey (Reverse: Born Aug 25th. 1918, 1 yr 1month old)
			* Here is Beryl dyeing some cloth (centre of left picture), and as a young girl (right picture, source JPA):


	~~Lived at 37 Applesham Way when she got married.~~

	~~She met Geoff at a rambling club.~~

	Married to James Geoffrey Carrington, Q3 1940, Registered Beryl V. N. Carrington, Hove 2b, 1069.		Married to James Geoffrey Carrington, Q3 1940, Registered Beryl V. N. Carrington, Hove 2b, 1069.

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 She married [[Geoff Carrington]] in 1940 and had three daughters [[Pauline Carrington|Pauline]], Hazel, and Sylvia.
 In 1939 she was living with her uncle and father at 21, Mile Oak Gardens, Portslade-by-Sea U.D., Sussex, England.
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 The Violet living with her is not her mother, it is Auntie Gert. Her mother was recorded as being at the East Sussex County Mental Hospital.

Hfrancis at 23:36, 18 January 2021

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	In 1939 she was living with her ~~family~~ at 21, Mile Oak Gardens, Portslade-by-Sea U.D., Sussex, England.		In 1939 she was living with her uncle and father at 21, Mile Oak Gardens, Portslade-by-Sea U.D., Sussex, England.
	* Frank E. Richardson, born 18 March 1896, Body Builder (Motor)		* Frank E. Richardson, born 18 March 1896, Body Builder (Motor)
	* Violet G. Richardson, born 21st February 1896, Unpaid Domestic Duties.		* Violet G. Richardson, born 21st February 1896, Unpaid Domestic Duties.
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	* Beryl V.N. Carrington (overwrites Allfrey), born 25th August 1918, Shop Assistant/wool.		* Beryl V.N. Carrington (overwrites Allfrey), born 25th August 1918, Shop Assistant/wool.
	* closed entry (born after 1914)		* closed entry (born after 1914)

			The Violet living with her is not her mother, it is Auntie Gert. Her mother was recorded as being at the East Sussex County Mental Hospital.

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Matlock and Goathland

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	On the 12th July 1932, the Mid-Sussex times reported that she ran the fortune-telling stall at the Baronscourt school at Burgess Hill. Probably she was at school then.		On the 12th July 1932, the Mid-Sussex times reported that she ran the fortune-telling stall at the Baronscourt school at Burgess Hill. Probably she was at school then.

	On the 29th October 1932, she was a bridesmaid at the wedding of her grandmother's daughter Thora Bradford (see [[Mary Wells]] for the news report).		On the 29th October 1932, she was a bridesmaid at the wedding of her grandmother's daughter Thora Bradford (see [[Mary Wells#ThoraMarriage\|Mary Wells]] for the news report).

	In 1933 they were living at 2 Wickham Villas, Hurstwickham Hassocks.		In 1933 they were living at 2 Wickham Villas, Hurstwickham Hassocks.

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Matlock and Goathland

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	[[File:BerylAllfrey Matlock1923.jpg\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Beryl Allfrey, Matlock, 1923]]		[[File:BerylAllfrey Matlock1923.jpg\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Beryl Allfrey, Matlock, 1923]]

	By 1923 her father was convalescing in Matlock, Derbyshire, with his family with ~~them~~.		By 1923 her father was convalescing in Matlock, Derbyshire, with his family with him.

	By June 1928 they were at 6, The Orchards, Goathland. The Orchards were a small group of cottages that had been donated to a trust for Officers injured in the First World War. While there she went to a school called Hilderthorpe College, Whitby according to a certificate for drawing. She was 9 years old. In 1929 she had two more certificates for drawing from the same school. In June 1930 she had another drawing certificate from Hilderthorpe, and then sometime after that they went back to Burgess Hill, at Baronscourt School, aged 11 years.		By June 1928 they were at 6, The Orchards, Goathland. The Orchards were a small group of cottages that had been donated to a trust for Officers injured in the First World War. While there she went to a school called Hilderthorpe College, Whitby according to a certificate for drawing. She was 9 years old. In 1929 she had two more certificates for drawing from the same school. In June 1930 she had another drawing certificate from Hilderthorpe, and then sometime after that they went back to Burgess Hill, at Baronscourt School, aged 11 years.

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	=== Matlock and Goathland ===		=== Matlock and Goathland ===

	[[File:BerylAllfrey Matlock1923.jpg\|thumb\|right\|~~300px~~\|Beryl Allfrey, Matlock, 1923]]		[[File:BerylAllfrey Matlock1923.jpg\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Beryl Allfrey, Matlock, 1923]]

	By 1923 her father was convalescing in Matlock, Derbyshire, with his family with them.		By 1923 her father was convalescing in Matlock, Derbyshire, with his family with them.

Hfrancis at 17:43, 10 January 2021

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	Her parents were [[Ernest Allfrey\|Ernest Frank Allfrey]] and [[Violet Richardson]].		Her parents were [[Ernest Allfrey\|Ernest Frank Allfrey]] and [[Violet Richardson]].

	In June 1928 they were in ~~Goathland, while~~ there she went to a school called Hilderthorpe College, Whitby according to a certificate for drawing. She was 9 years old. In 1929 she had two more certificates for drawing from the same school. In June 1930 she had another drawing certificate from Hilderthorpe, and then sometime after that they went back to Burgess Hill, at Baronscourt School, aged 11 years.		=== Matlock and Goathland ===

			[[File:BerylAllfrey Matlock1923.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|Beryl Allfrey, Matlock, 1923]]

			By 1923 her father was convalescing in Matlock, Derbyshire, with his family with them.

			By June 1928 they were at 6, The Orchards, Goathland. The Orchards were a small group of cottages that had been donated to a trust for Officers injured in the First World War. While there she went to a school called Hilderthorpe College, Whitby according to a certificate for drawing. She was 9 years old. In 1929 she had two more certificates for drawing from the same school. In June 1930 she had another drawing certificate from Hilderthorpe, and then sometime after that they went back to Burgess Hill, at Baronscourt School, aged 11 years.

	In 1931 they lived at Darnholme, London Road, Burgess Hill. Interestingly there is a Darnholme in Goathland, perhaps they named their new house after a place they knew.		In 1931 they lived at Darnholme, London Road, Burgess Hill. Interestingly there is a Darnholme in Goathland, perhaps they named their new house after a place they knew.

Hfrancis at 17:15, 10 January 2021

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	\| style="color: white; background:darkgreen; " \| Mother: [[Violet Richardson\|<span style="color:white;">Violet Richardson</span>]]		\| style="color: white; background:darkgreen; " \| Mother: [[Violet Richardson\|<span style="color:white;">Violet Richardson</span>]]
	\| style="color: white; background:darkgreen; " \| Father: [[Ernest Allfrey\|<span style="color:white;">Ernest Allfrey</span>]]		\| style="color: white; background:darkgreen; " \| Father: [[Ernest Allfrey\|<span style="color:white;">Ernest Allfrey</span>]]
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			\| style="color:white; background:darkgreen; width:1px height:30px" \| Born: [[Not Created\|<span style="color:white;">25 Aug 1918</span>]]
			\| style="color: white; background:darkred; " \| Died: [[Not Created\|<span style="color:white;">1991</span>]]
			\| style="color: white; background:darkgreen; " \| Married: [[Geoff Carrington\|<span style="color:white;">Geoff Carrington</span>]]
			\| style="color: white; background:darkgreen; " \| Mother: [[Violet Richardson\|<span style="color:white;">Violet Richardson</span>]]
			\| style="color: white; background:darkgreen; " \| Father: [[Ernest Allfrey\|<span style="color:white;">Ernest Allfrey</span>]]
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	=== Birth ===		=== Birth ===

Hfrancis at 17:12, 10 January 2021

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	In June 1928 they were in Goathland, while there she went to a school called Hilderthorpe College, Whitby according to a certificate for drawing. She was 9 years old. In 1929 she had two more certificates for drawing from the same school. In June 1930 she had another drawing certificate from Hilderthorpe, and then sometime after that they went back to Burgess Hill, at Baronscourt School, aged 11 years.		In June 1928 they were in Goathland, while there she went to a school called Hilderthorpe College, Whitby according to a certificate for drawing. She was 9 years old. In 1929 she had two more certificates for drawing from the same school. In June 1930 she had another drawing certificate from Hilderthorpe, and then sometime after that they went back to Burgess Hill, at Baronscourt School, aged 11 years.

	In 1931 they lived at Darnholme, Burgess Hill. Interestingly there is a Darnholme in Goathland, perhaps they named their new house after a place they knew.		In 1931 they lived at Darnholme, London Road, Burgess Hill. Interestingly there is a Darnholme in Goathland, perhaps they named their new house after a place they knew.

	On the 12th July 1932, the Mid-Sussex times reported that she ran the fortune-telling stall at the Baronscourt school at Burgess Hill. Probably she was at school then.		On the 12th July 1932, the Mid-Sussex times reported that she ran the fortune-telling stall at the Baronscourt school at Burgess Hill. Probably she was at school then.