Preece Family Tree

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Pedigree

1. John Jones
   1. Nellie Louisa Green
      1. Gladys Hilda Jones
         1. Edwyn David Dickson
         2. Joseph Ronald Deacon
            1. Theodore Joseph Ronald Deacon
         3. John Stokes

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Source References

1. UK Government: National Probate Calendar
   1. • Date: 8 February 1932
      • Page: Joseph Ronald Deacon
      • Citation:

        DEACON Joseph Ronald of 6 Blackwood-road Streetly Staffordshire died 15 December 1931 Administration Birmingham 8 February to Gwladys Hilda Deacon widow. Effects £317 16s. 10d.

   2. • Date: 20 December 1921
      • Page: Edwyn David Dickson
      • Citation:

        DICKSON Edwyn David of 10 Bore-street Lichfield second-lieutenant 9th Lincolnshire regiment died 23 April 1917 at Delville Wood France on active service Administration (with Will) Lichfield 20 December to Gladys Hilda Dickson widow. Effects £391 12s. 8d.

2. Maiden name on child's birth index record
3. General Register Office: England & Wales Marriage Index
4. Lichfield Mercury
   1. • Date: 23 June 1933
      • Page: Page 4
      • Citation:

        [MARRIAGES.]

        STOKES-DEACON. - On June 12th, 1933, by Special Licence, at St. Leonards, Wollaton, Notts., by the Rector; John Stokes, A.M.S.E., late of Arnold, Notts, to Gladys Hilda Deacon, of Harlequin, Leomansley, Lichfield.

   2. • Date: 25 December 1931
      • Page: Page 5
      • Citation:

        THE LATE MR. RONALD DEACON.

        Funeral at St. Chad's, Lichfield.

        The funeral of Mr. Joseph Ronald Deacon, the only son of Councillor and Mrs. J. R. Deacon, of St. Chad's Road, Lichfield, whose sudden death from a chill at the age of 27 years was reported in our columns last week, took place at St. Chad's Church on Friday afternoon.

        The service was conducted by the Rector (the Rev. C. P. Way) and the church was crowded, a very considerable body of workmen employed by Mr. Deacon attending, both from Lichfield and the various districts, to pay their last respects to his son.

        The mourners included Councillor J. R. Deacon (father), Mrs. Ronald Deacon (widow), Mrs. Deacon (grandmother), Mr. T. K. Startin and Mrs. Startin (uncle and aunt), Mrs. Parker (aunt), Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Deacon (cousins), and Mr. F. E. Boardman (Walsall). Amongst those present were the Rev. H. S. Cresswell (vicar of St. Mary's (Lichfield), Councillor F. Garratt, Mr. A. L. Garratt (Sheriff of Lichfield), Alderman T. Andrews, Mr. T. Oswald Moseley, Mr. H. H. Brown, Mr. G. S. Russell, Mr. R. J. Barnes, Mr. J. S. Brown, Councillor and Mrs. W. H. Bowering, Councillor W. B. Littler, Councillor E. Hammond, Mr. and Mrs. Skeffington, Mr. F. Foster (Whittington), Mrs. Cartmale, Mr. Harley (Birmingham), Mr. A. R. Myring, Mr. W. Griffin, Mr. W. H. Mason (Burton), Mr. T. W. Biddulph (Burton), Mr. Bushell (Birmingham), Mr. C. C. Gray (Walsall), Mr. F. R. Pennell (Washwood Heath), Mr. Kitching (Birmingham), Mr. Freeman (Birmingham), Mr. E. Woolley (Birmingham), Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Wootton, Mr. W. Wootton, and others.

        The bearers were four of the oldest employees.

        The service was of a simple nature, consisting of the hymn "Peace, perfect peace," Psalm 90, the lesson, and finally the hymn "On the Resurrection morning."

        The body was afterwards interred at St. Chad's Churchyard.

        Wreaths were sent from the following :- Father and Mother; Wife and Children; Marjorie; Auntie Florrie and Uncle Jim; Charlotte; Aunt and Uncle (Banbury); Auntie, Uncle and Eric (Coalville); Uncle and Aunt (Stafford Road); Uncle, Auntie and Evelyn (Dordon); Billy and Doris; George, Doris and Millicent; Office Staff; Joiners' Shop and Machine Shop; No. 2 Workshop; Emloyees (St. Chad's Yard); Employees (Ansell's, College Road); Employees at Walsall; Employees at Penkridge; Outside Employees, Lichfield (two wreaths); Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Brown; Mr. and Mrs. Scribbans (Little Aston Hall); Mr. and Mrs. A. Cartmale and Family; Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Shipley; Mr. and Mrs. Griffin and Family; Mrs. Grierson; John Shaw and Joseph Alan Shaw; Mrs. Hatchett and Family; Mr. and Mrs. Skeffington; All at Kington; Lieut.-Col. J. A. Connell; Mrs. Davis and Daughter; Mr. and Mrs. R. Jefferies; Mr. and Mrs. Boardman and Noel; Mr. and Mrs. Garratt and Family; Mr. C. Thornburn; W. H. Mason and Son; Mr. And Mrs. J. S. Brown; Mr. and Mrs. Littleford; Joe Smith; Mr. and Mrs. Ivison and Jack; All at Newton Regis; Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Barnes; Mr. and Mrs. Hall (Brownhills); John Thorneloe and Sons; Mr. Nadin; Mr. J. Cotterill; and Mrs. Brown.

        The funeral arrangements were carried out by Messrs. F. M. and J. Wait, of Bird Street, Lichfield.

        Mr. and Mr.s J. R. Deacon and Family wish to thank the many kind friends for the exceedingly kind letters of sympathy in their sad bereavement; also for beautiful floral tributes.

   3. • Date: 7 July 1916
      • Page: Page 5
      • Citation:

        MARRIAGE.

        Dickson-Jones. - On July 1st, 1916, at St. Mary's Parish Church, Lichfield, by the Rev. C. N. Bolton, Lieut. Edwyn David Dickson, Lincolnshire Regiment, son of Mr. J. Dickson, of Belfast, to Gladys Hilda Jones, daughter of Mrs. J. Jones, 10, Bore Street, Lichfield.

5. 1939 Register
   1. • Page: ORQE/193
6. General Register Office: England & Wales Death Index
7. General Register Office: England & Wales Birth Index
8. Staffordshire Burial Indexes
   1. • Page: Plot A643
9. Birmingham Daily Gazette
   1. • Date: 19 December 1931
      • Page: Page 11
      • Citation:

        LICHFIELD FUNERAL.

        The funeral took place at Lichfield, yesterday, of Mr. Joseph Ronald Deacon, only son of Councillor and Mrs. J. R. Deacon, of Lichfield, and a member of the firm of Messrs. J. R. Deacon and Son, builders and contractors, of Lichfield and Walsall, whose sudden death at the age of 27, occurred at Streetly, the previous Tuesday. A crowded congregation included all the firm's employees, and members of Lichfield City Council.