Herbert Treeby Davis 1a 2a 3 4a 5 6a

Birth Name Herbert Treeby Davis
Gender male
Age at Death unknown

Parents

Relation to main person Name Birth date Death date Relation within this family (if not by birth)
Father Herbert Davis
Mother Edith Louisa Perkinsbetween July 1880 and September 18801 April 1955
    Sister     Edith Annie Louise Davis between April 1899 and June 1899
         Herbert Treeby Davis between October 1900 and December 1900
 
Stepfather William Baddeleyabout 185411 March 1939
Stepmother Margaret Louisa Fox28 December 18583 January 1928
    Stepsister     Mary Ann Baddeley 7 February 1886 7 February 1957
         Herbert Treeby Davis between October 1900 and December 1900 (Adopted, Adopted)

Families

Family of Herbert Treeby Davis and Sarah Sylvester
Married Wife Sarah Sylvester ( * about 1903 + ... )
   
Event Date Place Description Sources
Marriage 13 October 1923 Register Office, Oldham, Lancashire, England Vol 8d Page 1064 5

Attributes

Type Value Notes Sources
WikiTree Davis-102738
 
FamilySearch GNY8-6SS
 

Source References

  1. 1911 United Kingdom Census
  2. 1901 United Kingdom Census
  3. General Register Office: England & Wales Birth Index
  4. Oldham Evening Chronicle
      • Date: 17 March 1939
      • Page: Page 7
      • Citation:

        MILITARY FUNERAL FOR WAR VETERAN

        Men of the South African Veteran's Association preceded the flag-draped coffin when Mr. William Baddeley, of Napier Street, Oldham, was buried at Chadderton Cemetery on Thursday. He was 85 years of age and a war veteran. Mr. Baddeley joined the Royal Horse Artillery over 65 years ago and was probably the oldest surviving member of the regiment.

        He served in the Zulu War (1878-9) and in the first Boer War (1880-1). For some years he had lived with his son and he died in Oldham Municipal Hospital on Saturday.

        A sergeant, a bugler and six men of the 1st Manchester Regiment stationed at Ashton Depot marched to the cemetery and the six soldiers were bearers.

        The Rev. C. E. Binns, of Manchester Street Methodist Church, conducted the funeral service at the graveside and the Rev. J. Ford, of the Holiness Tabernacle, was also present.

        A crowd followed the funeral procession and several ex-servicemen were among the friends present.

        Included among the fourteen members of the South African Veterans' Association was Mr. E. Holden (chairman) and Mr. J. B. Wild (secretary). Ex-sergeant C. E. Miller was also present. The British Legion was represented by Mr. M. Lalley.

        The mourners were: Mr. and Mrs. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Howarth, Miss Howarth, Miss Marianne Howarth, Miss Mary Davis, Miss Nora Baddeley, Mr. A. Baddeley, Mr. W. Hartington, the Rev. C. E. Binns.

        Among many beautiful floral tributes were wreaths from the South African Veterans Association (Oldham branch) and from the Oldham branch of the British Legion.

        The funeral was directed by Messrs S. Pegler and Sons, Oldham.

  5. General Register Office: England & Wales Marriage Index
  6. 1921 United Kingdom Census
  7. (Death unknown but obviously not living)