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Abraham Canadine & Mary Southall and their descendants Updated – October 2019 Many modern Canadines are descendants of Abraham Canadine (1766-1856) and Martha Phillips (1770-1844) who lived in Shropshire in the 18th century. Abraham and Martha had several children: Richard, Mary, Sarah, James, Thomas, William, Anne, Elizabeth and Abraham. This document describes the descendants of their youngest son Abraham who married Mary Southall. This document only includes very limited information on those born after 1920. Most of the data is from public sources. Contents Abraham Canadine (1811-1850) ............................................................................................................ 2

Elizabeth Canadine (1833-1850?) ....................................................................................................... 4 Abraham Canadine (1834-1839) ......................................................................................................... 4 Joseph Canadine (1837-1917) ............................................................................................................ 4 Thomas Canadine (1839-1885) .......................................................................................................... 6

Abraham Canadine (1867-1913) ..................................................................................................... 8 Elsie Cannadine (b.1894) ............................................................................................................. 9 Alice Cannadine (b.1898) ............................................................................................................. 9 Thomas Cannadine (1900-1963) ................................................................................................. 9 John Cannadine (1902-1956) .................................................................................................... 10 Violet Cannadine (b.1907) ......................................................................................................... 10 Lucy Cannadine (b.1910) ........................................................................................................... 11

Selina Canadine (1869-1948) ........................................................................................................ 11 Alice Canadine (1870-1955) .......................................................................................................... 12 Thomas Canadine (1873-1937) ..................................................................................................... 12 Betsy Canadine (1875-1961) ......................................................................................................... 12 William Canadine (1876-1877) ...................................................................................................... 13 Polly Canadine (b.1878) ................................................................................................................ 13 Florence Canadine (1881-1962) .................................................................................................... 13

Hannah Cannadine (1840-1844)? ..................................................................................................... 14 William Canadine (1842-1892 ........................................................................................................... 14

Elizabeth Canadine (b.1867) ......................................................................................................... 18 Mary Canadine (1870-1871) .......................................................................................................... 18 William Canadine (1872-1932) ...................................................................................................... 18

William Canadine (1905-1938) ................................................................................................... 20 John Canadine (1907-1987) ...................................................................................................... 22 Nicholas Canadine (1909-1966) ................................................................................................ 23 James Canadine (1911-1938) .................................................................................................... 23 Howard Canadine (1913-1953). ................................................................................................. 24

Abraham Canadine (1879-1954) ................................................................................................... 24 William Canadine (1906-1989) ................................................................................................... 25 Arthur Canadine (1908-1989) .................................................................................................... 25 Joseph Canadine (1909-1988) ................................................................................................... 25 Agnes Canadine (bd.1911) ........................................................................................................ 25 Alwyne Canadine (1912-1997) ................................................................................................... 25 Mona Canadine (bd.1912) ......................................................................................................... 26 John Canadine (1913-1989) ...................................................................................................... 26 Samuel Canadine (1915-1989) .................................................................................................. 26 Harold Canadine (1916-1997) .................................................................................................... 27 Patricia Canadine (b.1942) ........................................................................................................ 27 Albert Canadine (1918-2009) ..................................................................................................... 27 Leonard Canadine (1920-1984) ................................................................................................. 27

Flory Canadine (1882-1958) .......................................................................................................... 27 Samuel Canadine (1886-1921) ...................................................................................................... 28

Mary Cannadine (1908-1914) .................................................................................................... 28 Dorothy Canadine (1909-1932) .................................................................................................. 28

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Sarah Canadine (b.1911) ........................................................................................................... 29 Edith Canadine (1913-1914) ...................................................................................................... 29 Rosetta Canadine (b.1914) ........................................................................................................ 29

James Canadine (bd.1846) ............................................................................................................... 29 Abraham Canadine (1811-1850). Also Cannadine. The son of Abraham and Martha. He was born in Chaddesley Corbett on the 7th October 1811 and christened there on the 27th December 1811.1 Abraham married Mary Southall (1813-1847) at Ribbesford, Worcestershire on the 18th March 1832.2 Abraham was accused of stealing a horse in August 1835.3 Shrewsbury Chronicle 21 August 1835

Abraham Canadine is committed to our gaol this week for trial charged with with stealing a horse at Bridgnorth. He was later accused of Larceny in 1835 but acquitted at Shropshire quarter sessions.4 The notes on his record stated that he could read and write. Shropshire quarter sessions

Abraham Canadine, Age: 25 Date of Trial: 19 Oct 1835 Offence: Larceny Sentence: Acquittal Able to read and write, age 25 At the 1841 census Mary was living Bridgnorth with another family (her grandparents?).5 This might indicate Abraham and Mary were living apart; there were further problems in 1845. 1841 Census

Cart Way, St. Leonard, Bridgnorth Preece, Richard age 78, Watchman, born Shropshire Preece, Elizth, age 72, born Shropshire Deighton, John M, age 38, Carpet Weaver Cannadine, Mary, age 28, Sempstress Cannadine, Joseph, age 3, born Shropshire Cannadine, Hannah, age 1, born Shropshire Not all the children are with Mary; Elizabeth was with a family in Belbroughton and Thomas (b.1839) was not listed. In 1845 Abraham was charged with abandoning his wife and children. He had apparently left them before Christmas and was later found working with his brother Richard in a wood near Redditch.6 Coventry Standard – 13 January 1845

Ansty Petty Sessions, Jan 28 Abraham Cannadine, formerly of Stoke, a stout, strong built man, who said he was a charcoal burner, was charged by Mr James Bray, Relieving Officer of Foleshill Union, with running away and leaving his wife and children chargeable to the parish of Stoke. Mary, his wife, a very decent looking woman, said that she and her husband had been living at Stoke for some time; that he left her on the day after Christmas, and had given her nine shillings, she had never seen or heard anything of him since; she generally had two days work a week as a charwoman; when she went to work at six in the morning till six at night she received a shilling; if she worked till eight o’clock she had fourteen pence; she sometimes earned a trifle more, but her earnings, upon average, had not been more than three shillings a week, and having four children, she found it quite inadequate to their support, and they were frequently without food for days together; Mr Bray had been made acquainted with her situation, and he had relieved her with three shillings and four loaves of bread. The husband was immediately sought after and found by Inspector Meakin, working in a wood, with his brother, near to Redditch.

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The prisoner offered nothing in his defence, and was committed to Warwick for two months with hard labour. It is probably Mary who died in 1847; registered at Coventry in the December quarter.7 Abraham was mentioned in his father's Will of 1848. As to the remaining one sixth part or share of the said trust monies and premises. I declare and direct that my said trustees or trustee for the time being shall stand possessed thereof Upon trust for all and every the child and children of my son Abraham Canadine lawfully begotten or to be begotten who shall be living at the time of my decease and the issue of such of them as shall be then dead leaving lawful issue (such issue taking only his her or their deceased parents share) in equal shares and proportions as tenants in common and not as joint tenants. The said shares to become vested interests in such child and children and their issue respectively on their respectively attaining the age of twenty one yeas or dying under that age having lawful issues living at his or their death or respective deaths or born in due time afterwards. The bequest was probably left to the children directly because of Abraham’s earlier abandonment of his family and we think Mary had died by 1848. Abraham was described as a Charcoal burner when his son Thomas was married in 1865.8 Abraham died, age 39, on the 7th October 1850. He was buried in Belbroughton. There is a double memorial stone in the churchyard listing several family members.9 Mary Canadine who died April 31st 1824 age 73 also of [Thomas Cannadine] 8th --- 1832 age 72 Yrs. --- daughter of Thomas and [Mary] Canadine ---14th --- 10 Yrs. Also Elizabeth wife of --- Canadine [Abraham] Canadine who died Oct 7th 1850 age 39 Yrs. Sacred to the memory of Ann daughter of Abraham Canadine who died --- 17th 1827 James their son who died Oct 21st 1834 age 53 Yrs. and of Harriet wife of James Canadine who died June 21st 1835 age 58 Yr. Likewise of Martha wife of Abraham Canadine who died Feb 25th 1844 age 73 Yrs. The register says that Thomas Canadine died on 11th April 1832 age 71. Mary died on the 31st April 1824, age 73. Ann and James were Abraham’s sister and brother and Martha was his mother. After Mary died in 1847 the children seem to have split up and been living with several different relatives. Mary said she had four surviving children in 1845 (see above). Abraham and Mary had seven children. Elizabeth Canadine (1833-1850), Abraham Canadine (1834-1839),Joseph Canadine (1837-1917), Thomas Canadine (1839-1885), Hannah Cannadine (1840-1844), William Canadine (1842-1892), James Canadine (bd.1846)

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Elizabeth Canadine (1833-1850?) The daughter of Abraham and Mary. She was christened on the 6th January 1833 at Belbroughton.10 It is probably Elizabeth who is listed with another family in Belbroughton at the 1841 census.11

1841 Census

Belbroughton Merchants Louisa Rollassen, age 50, Farmer Joseph Rollassen, age 20 Elizabeth Canadine, age 10 She may be the Elizabeth Canadine who died in 1850; registered at Bromsgrove in the September quarter.12

Abraham Canadine (1834-1839). The son of Abraham and Mary. He was christened on the 14th July 1834 at Belbroughton.13 Abraham died, age 4, in 1839 and was buried at St. Mary, OldSwinford on the 31st January; registered at Stourbridge in the March quarter.14 15 Joseph Canadine (1837-1917). The son of Abraham and Mary. He was christened on the 22nd March 1837; registered at Clent.16 At the 1841 census, age 3, he was living in Bridgnorth with his mother Mary. At the 1851 census he was living in Belbroughton and was an apprentice boot and shoe maker.17

1851 Census

Broomhill, Belbroughton, Worcs. John Barett, head, unmarried, age 30, Boot and Shoe worker, born Belbroughton Ann Barett, widow, age 68, born Belbroughton John Richards, unmarried, age 19, apprentice, born Belbroughton Joseph Canadine, unmarried, age 14, apprentice, born Clent At the 1861 census he was still living at Belbroughton.18

1861 Census

Broomhill, Belbroughton, Worcs. John Barrett, head, unmarried, age 40, Boot and Shoe maker, born Belbroughton Ann Barrett, mother, age 77, born Clent Joseph Canadine, Boarder, unmarried, age 24, Boot and Shoe maker, born Clent Joseph married Sarah Jane Taylor (1844-1925) in 1867; registered at Dudley in the December quarter.19 Her parents were John Taylor (1814-1869) and Elizabeth.

At the 1871 census they were living in Stourbridge and Joseph was working as a watch maker.20 1871 Census

High Street, Stourbridge Joseph Canadine, Head, married, age 34, Watch maker, born Clent Sarah J Canadine, Wife, married, age 26, born Lenridge?, Worcs. Joseph was listed as a Jeweller at 78 High Street, Stourbridge in the Post Office directory of 1872. He was listed both as Jeweller and a Watch and Clock maker at 112 High Street, Stourbridge in 1873, and at 78 High Street in 1876 and 1880.21 22 23

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Kelly’s Directory of Worcestershire. 1876

Jewellers. Canadine Joseph, 78 High Street, Stourbridge, Joseph and Sarah moved to New Zealand in about 1881. Joseph appears in New Zealand records from about 1884.24 25 Arrivals Wanganui

March 31. SS Oreti, 184 tons, Robertson, from Onehunga. Passengers Missese Barnott, McLaughlan, Mesdames Healde and 2 children, Mitchell and 4 children, Barnott, Messrs Parkes, Canadine, and Tuit. Departures

The SS Oreti arrived from Wanganui on Saturday with 29 sacks seed, 21 kegs butter, 2 cases … and the following passengers. Mr and Mrs Powell, Messrs Surtees, Jaraki, Te Waru, Canadine, Miss Carson. She leaves again for Wanganui, via New Plymouth, at 3 pm. tomorrow.

SS Oreti c.1907

Joseph advertised rooms for rent in 1884.26 To Let two unfurnished Front rooms with use of Kitchen; healthy, pleasant situation. Apply J Canadine. Vermont-Street, Ponsonby.

Joseph was listed in an Area directory of 1886 as living at Oliphant Street, Ponsonby.27 Canadine Joseph, Watchmaker & Machinist

Joseph later lived in Manukau, Auckland at Queen Street, Manukau. He is listed on the Electoral registers in 1890, 1896, 1900, 1905-1906, 1911, 1914.28 Both Joseph and Sarah are listed on the Electoral roll or 1896.

Name: Sarah Jane Canadine Electoral Year: 1896 District: Manukau Region or Province:Auckland Canadine Joseph, Queen Street, Canadine Sarah Jane, Queen Street, domestic duties, residential

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Joseph also acted as an agent for the W.C. Dennes Machine company who sold domestic appliances.29 Joseph left a very large legacy to the Onehunga Ladies Benevolent Society. This was mentioned in the annual meetings of 1928 and 1929.30

The assets of the society consist of shares in the Onehunga Building Society, worth £60. There is also to the credit of the society from the estate of the late Mr. J Canadine the sum of £3,739 10’, bearing interest at 6-1/2 percent.

Joseph died in New Zealand on the 27th April 1917 and is buried in the Waikaraka cemetery in Auckland.31 32 Joseph Canadine Watchmaker

Joseph Canadine, deceased, Onehunga, Watchmaker - his Will; Plaintiff: Sarah Jane Canadine, Onehunga, Widow; Defendant: Edward John Gatland, Onehunga 1917 The record of the gravestone at Waikaraka, Auckland, is as follows (some words are missing).33 Joseph beloved husband fo Sarah Jane Canadine died 27th April 1917 aged 80 years (verse). Also his beloved wife Sarah Jane died 6th July 1925 in her 81st yr (verse) Loved by all ‘Canadine’s Buildings’ are still in use in Onehunga.

The land was bought by Joseph in 1895 and the buildings were erected in 1900.34 Erected in 1900 for a local watchmaker Joseph Canadine, Canadine Buildings was one of the first structures to be erected in Onehunga’s main commercial thoroughfare following the passing of a by-law requiring new buildings in Onehunga Mall to cost more than £200 and have their plans approved by the Borough Council. It still makes a significant contribution to the local streetscape. Canadine is significant as a major benefactor to the Onehunga Ladies’ Benevolent Society, believed to be oldest surviving women’s organisation in New Zealand. The building is believed to have housed tenants that included, for a short period, the Auckland Gas Company

Sarah died, age 81, on the 6th July 1925.35 She is buried with her husband.36

Thomas Canadine (1839-1885). Also Cannadine, Kenadine, Canidine. The son of Abraham and Mary. He was born in 1839; registered at Kidderminster in the December quarter.37 He was not living with his mother at the 1841 census and does not appear to be listed elsewhere. At the 1851 census he was living in Bridgnorth with his Uncle.38

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1851 Census

2 Orchard Cottages, St. Leonard, Bridgnorth Thomas Southwell, Head, married, age 39, Carpet Weaver, born Clent, Staffs. Mary Southwell, wife, married, age 30, born London Eliza Southwell, daughter, age 6, born Bridgnorth, Salop. Esther Southwell, daughter, age 3, born Bridgnorth Thomas Canidine, nephew, age 12, Carpet weaver, born not known

At the 1861 census he was living at Stourton Castle, near Stourbridge, and working as a stable hand.39 1861 Census

Stourton Castle Thomas Canadine, age 19, unmarried, Helper in stables, born Kidderminster Stourton castle was a medieval house which was partially rebuilt in 1832-33 for the Industrialist James Foster. His nephew William Orme Foster was the head of the household when Thomas was there in 1861.

Thomas married Alice Harlow Bullas (1849-1897) on the 20th August 1865 in Dudley; registered at Dudley in the June quarter.40 41 Thomas was described as a batchelor, age 24, resident in Dudley, Furnace man. His father was Abraham Canadine, Charcoal Burner. Alice was described as age 25, spinster, resident in Dudley. Her father was Abraham Bullas, Furnace man. The witnesses were William Canadine and Sarah Jane Canadine; Thomas' brother and his sister in law. At the 1871 census they were living in Sheffield.42 1871 Census

Adsetts Street, Brightside, Bierlow, Sheffield Thomas Kenadine, Head, married, age 32, Labourer, born Gloucestershire Alice Kenadine, Wife, married, age 25, born Staffordshire Abraham Kendine, Son, age 3, born Grimthorpe Selina Kenadine, Daughter, age 2, born Grimthorpe Alice Ann Kenadine, Daughter, age 7 months, born Grimthorpe Alice Epsley, Servant, age 12, servant, born Staffordshire Mary Lautherton, Niece, age 4, scholar, born Staffordshire Although Thomas’ birth place looks wrong it is almost certainly him. His birth is not given consistently in any census. Thomas took over a Hotel in Sheffield in 1873.43 Sheffield Daily Telegraph 22 November 1873

Transfer of licences Hotel. Brightside Lane, from Edward Cripps to Thomas Canadine … Thomas was charged with keeping his licenced premises open outside hours in 1876.44 Sheffield Daily Telegraph – 7 February 1876

Sheffield Town Hall, Saturday, before W. Fisher, Esq., and W. G. Blake Esq., Breaches of Licencing Act. Thomas Cannadine, Landlord of the Forge Tavern beerhouse, Millsands, was summoned for keeping his house open during prohibited hours, on Sunday, the 30th January. Mr. Binns defended. There was a previous conviction against the defendant, and he was now fined £3 and costs, and the conviction was ordered to be endorsed on the licence.

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At the 1881 census Thomas and Alice were living in Sheffield.45 1881 Census

6 Hicks St, Brightside, Bierlow Thomas Canadine, Head, married, age 41, Labourer In Iron Works, born Gloucester Alice Canadine, Wife, married, age 38, born Stafford Abram Canadine, Son, age 13, born Sheffield Selina Canadine, Daughter, age 12, born Sheffield, Scholar Alice A. Canadine, Daughter, age 10, born Sheffield, Scholar Thomas Canadine, Son, age 8, born Sheffield, Scholar Betsy Canadine, Daughter, age 6, born Sheffield, Scholar Polly Canadine, Daughter, age 2, born Sheffield Florence Canadine, Daughter, age 4 months, born Sheffield Thomas died, age 45, in 1885; registered at Sheffield in the June quarter.46 Alice was listed in Kelly’s directory for Sheffield in 1893.47 Mrs Alice Canadine, 32 Pickering Road Parkwood Springs, Cart Owner. Alice died, age 51, in 1897; registered at Eccleshall Bierlow in the June quarter.48 49 Sheffield Independent 8 June 1897

Legal notices. Alice Cannadine. Deceased. All persons having any claims against the estate of Alice Cannadine, late of 62, Cross Bedford street, Sheffield, Carting agent, deceased, are required to send particulars thereof to the undersigned. Dated this 5th day of June 1897. Alfred Taylor and Co., Solicitors. Norfold Road.

Thomas and Alice had seven children: Abraham Canadine (1867-1913), Selina Canadine (b.1869), Alice Canadine (b.1870), Thomas Canadine (1873-1937), Betsy Canadine (b.1875), William Canadine (1876-1877), Polly Canadine (b.1878), Florence Canadine

Abraham Canadine (1867-1913). Also Cannadine. Abram. The son of Thomas and Alice. He was born in 1867; registered at Sheffield in the September quarter.50 At the 1871 census, age 3, he was at home in Sheffield At the 1881 census, age 13, he was at home in Sheffield Abraham married Emma Jackson (1871-1894) in 1892; registered at Sheffield in the September quarter.51 Emma died, age 23, in 1894; registered at Sheffield in the June quarter.52

Abraham married Mary Jane Crump (1875-1964) in 1897; registered at Sheffield in the June quarter.53 At the 1901 census they were living in Sheffield.54

1901 Census

13 St. Charles Road, Attercliffe, Sheffield Abraham Cannadine, head, married, age 32, Forge man, Steelworks, born Dudley Port, Staffs. Mary Cannadine, wife, married, age 26, born Bromsgrove Elsie M Cannadine, daughter, age 7, born Attercliffe, Yorkshire Alice Cannadine, daughter, age 3, born Attercliffe Thomas W Cannadine, son, age 1, born Attercliffe Hannah Bailey, servant, age 23, General servant domestic, born Attercliffe At the 1911 census they were living in Sheffield.55

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1911 Census

13 St. Charles Road, Attercliffe, Sheffield Cannadine Abraham, married, age 46, Forge man, born Sheffield Cannadine Mary Jane, married, 18 years, age 37, born Penny Pot, Bromsgrove Cannadine Elsie May, daughter, single, age 17, Buffer, born Sheffield Cannadine Alice, daughter, single, age 13, Warehouse girl, born Sheffield Cannadine Thomas William, son, age 11. born Sheffield Cannadine John Henry, son, age 9, born Sheffield Cannadine Violet, daughter, single, age 4, born Sheffield Cannadine Lucy, daughter, single, age 7 months, born Sheffield Abraham died in 1913, age 46; registered at Sheffield in the June quarter.56 Mary died in 1964, age 89; registered at Sheffield in the June quarter.57 Abraham had six children: Elsie Cannadine (b.1894), Alice Cannadine (b.1898), Thomas Cannadine (1900-1963), John Cannadine (1902-1956), Violet Cannadine (b.1907), Lucy Cannadine (b.1910)

Elsie Cannadine (b.1894). Elsie May. The daughter of Abraham and Emma Jackson. She was born on the 25th May 1894 and baptised on the 4th July; registered at Sheffield in the June quarter.58 Elsie was baptised at Christchurch, Pitsmoor. At the time they were living at 39 Leek Street, Attercliffe. Abraham was described as a Forger (Iron or steel worker).59 At the 1901 census, age 7, she was at home in Sheffield At the 1911 census, age 17, she was at home in Sheffield and working as a 'Buffer'. Elsie married James Strafford in 1917; registered at Sheffield in the September quarter.60 Elsie and James had five children: Alice Strafford (b.1921), Ronald Strafford (b.1923), Audrey Strafford (b.1925), Peter Strafford (b.1929), Alan Strafford (b.1930).

Alice Cannadine (b.1898). The daughter of Abraham and Mary Crump. She was born in 1898; registered at Sheffield in the June quarter.61 At the 1901 census, age 3, she was at home in Sheffield At the 1911 census, age 13, she was at home in Sheffield and working as a 'Warehouse girl'. Alice married John Heppenstall in 1917; registered at Sheffield in the December quarter.62 Alice and John had two children: Alice Heppenstall (b.1917), John Heppenstall (b.1923).63 64

Thomas Cannadine (1900-1963). Thomas William. The son of Abraham and Mary Crump. He was born on the 8th April 1900; registered at Sheffield in the June quarter.65 At the 1901 census, age 1, he was at home in Sheffield At the 1911 census, age 11, he was at home in Sheffield Thomas enlisted on the 19th April 1918, age 17 years 8 months. He was in the Army service Corps and seems to have been in a Motor Transport Corp. Regimental Number. 398144. He was posted to Dublin on 16th July 1919. His home address was 13 St. Charles Road, Sheffield.66

Thomas married Clara Hewitt (1900-1976) in 1921; registered at Sheffield in the June quarter.67

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At the 1939 census they were still living in Sheffield.68

1939 Register

68 Petre Street, Sheffield Thomas W Cannadine, b.8 April 1900, Chauffeur (Private Means), Married Clara Cannadine, b.9 Jan 1900, Unpaid domestic duties, Married Thomas A Cannadine, b.12 Oct 1921, Electrical Engineering Apprentice, Single Horace Cannadine, b.20 Mar 1925, Steel Wire Maker Clerk, Single

Thomas died, age 62, on the 31st January 1963; registered at Sheffield.69 Probate was granted to Clara.70

Cannadine, Thomas William of 101 Sandygate Road, Sheffield, died 31 January 1963. Probate Wakefield 13 January to Clara Cannadine, Widow, £2079 Clara died, age 76, in 1976; registered at the Isle of Wight.71

Thomas and Clara had three children. Thomas Cannadine (1921-1967), Horace Cannadine (1925-1992), Donald Cannadine (b.1934). John Cannadine (1902-1956). John Henry. The son of Abraham and Mary Crump. He was born on the 20th November 1902; registered at Sheffield in the December quarter.72 He was baptised on the 17th December at Attercliffe.73 At the baptism they were living at 13 St. Charles Road, Sheffield. His father was described as a Forgeman.74

At the 1911 census, age 9, John was at home in Sheffield. John married Gertrude E Watson (1904-1983) in 1924; registered at Sheffield in the September quarter.75 They are listed on an electoral roll for Rother Valley in 1938 and 1939.76 11 Chatsworth Park Avenue, Rother Valley Cannadine Gertrude Elizabeth Cannadine John Henry Watson William Henry Watson John Benjamin Alban At the 1939 register they are still lving in Chatsworth Park Avenue.77 11 Chatsworth Park Avenue, Sheffield John H Cannadine, b.20 Nov 1920. Iron Moulder (Heavey work). Married Gertrude E Cannadine, b.13 Aug 1904, Unpaid domestic duties, Married Joyce Cannadine, b.19 Jun 1926, At School, single Esme Cannadine, b.12 Feb 1933. At school, single William Watson, b.24 Mar 1860, Pensioner, Widowed John B A Watson, b.7 Aug 1857, Pensioner, Widowed John died, age 53, on the 5th May 1956; registered at Sheffield.78 Gertrude died, age 79, in 1983; registered at Sheffield.79 John and Gertrude had two children; Joyce Cannadine (1926-2003), Esme Cannadine (b.1933).

Violet Cannadine (b.1907). The daughter of Abraham and Mary Crump. She was born in 1907; registered at Sheffield in the December quarter.80 At the 1911 census, age 4, she was at home in Sheffield

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Violet married Albert Henry Laidler (1906-1971) on the 31st May 1930 at All Saints, Brightside, Sheffield; registered at Sheffield in the June quarter.81 82 He was described as: Arthur Henry Laidler, age 24, Bachelor, Labourer, Living at 146 Worksop Road. His father was Albert Edward Laidler a Machinist. She was described as Violet Cannadine, age 22, Spinster, living at 68 Petre Street. Her father was Abraham Cannadine a Forgeman.

Violet and Albert had three children. Donald Laidler (b.1930), Kathleen Laidler (b.1934), Barry Laidler (b.1939) .83 84 85

Lucy Cannadine (b.1910). The daughter of Abraham and Mary Crump. She was born on the 11th September 1910 and baptised on the 5th October; registered at Sheffield in the December quarter.86 At the baptism they were living at 13 St. Charles Road. Her father was described as a Forgeman. At the 1911 census, age 7 months, she was at home in Sheffield. Lucy married John P Deakin in 1936; registered at Sheffield in the September quarter.87 Lucy and John have a son: Anthony F Deakin (b.1943).88

Selina Canadine (1869-1948). The daughter of Thomas and Alice. She was born in 1869; registered at Sheffield in the June quarter.89 At the 1871 census, age 2, she was at home in Sheffield At the 1881 census, age 12, she was at home in Sheffield

Selina married George Chatterton (b.1867) in 1890; registered at Sheffield in the March quarter.90 At the 1901 census they were living in Sheffield.91 1901 Census

104 Pickering Road, Brightside, Sheffield George Chatterton, head, married, age 34, Railway engine driver, born Sheffield Selina Chatterton, wife, married, age 32, born Sheffield Florence Chatterton, daughter, age 11, born Sheffield Selina Chatterton, daughter, age 6, born Sheffield Alice Chatterton, daughter, age 3, born Sheffield George Chatterton, son, age 1, born Sheffield At the 1911 census they were still living in Sheffield.92

1911 Census

George Chatterton, Head, age 44, married, Labour, Loco Dept. Rly.b. Sheffield Selina Chatterton, Wife, age 42, married, b. Sheffield Florence Chatterton, daughter, age 21, single, French polisher, Cabinet Case Works, b. Sheffield Selina Chatterton, daughter, age 16, single, Dressmaker, Special draper, b. Sheffield Alice Chatterton, daughter, age 13, at home, b. Sheffield George Chatterton, son, age 11, school, b. Sheffield Bernard Chatterton, son, age 1, b.Sheffield Selina died, age 78, on the 17th January 1948; registered at Sheffield in the March quarter.93 94 Probate was granted to her son George Chatterton a Haulage Contractor. The effects were: £163 12s 4d.

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Selina was buried on the 22nd January 1948 at Burngreave Cemetery, Sheffield.95 Selina and George had five children: Florence Chatterton (b.1890), Selina Chatterton (b.1895), Alice Chatterton (b.1898), George Chatterton (b.1900), Bernard Chatterton (b.1910).

Alice Canadine (1870-1955). Alice Ann. The daughter of Thomas and Alice. She was born in 1870; registered at Sheffield in the December quarter. At the 1871 census, age 7 months, she was at home in Sheffield At the 1881 census, age 10, she was at home in Sheffield Alice married James Sutherton in 1893; registered at Sheffield in the June quarter.96 At the 1901 census they were living in Featherstone.97 1901 Census

60 Featherstone Road, Featherstone, Yorkshire. James Sutherton, head, married, age 31, Colliery Deputy, born Barnsley Alice Ann Sutherton, wife, married, age 30, born Sheffield Richard H Sutherton, brother, single, age 20, Coal ?, born Parkgate, Rotherham Florence Cannadine, sister in law, single, age 20, born Sheffield They had a daughter Alice K Sutherton who died as an in infant in 1903. At the 1911 census they were living in Featherstone. 1911 Census

41 Featherston Lane, Featherstone, Yorkshire Sutherton James, head, married, age 41, Colliery under, born Tipton Staffs Sutherton Alice Ann, wife, married, 17 years, age 40, born Grimsthorpe, Sheffield Sutherton Alice K L, daughter, age 6, born Featherston, Yorks Sutherton Olive Muriel, daughter, age 3 months, born Featherstone They emmigrated to Canada in 1922, arriving in Quebec on the 30th June. James died in Canada in 1932. Alice was living in York, Ontario in 1935. She died in Canada in 1955. Alice and James had three children. Alice K Sutherton (bd.1903), Alice K L Sutherton (b.1905), Olive Muriel Sutherton (1910-2002). Thomas Canadine (1873-1937). The son of Thomas and Alice. He was born in about 1873. At the 1881 census, age 8, he was at home in Sheffield. Thomas died, age 64, in 1937 at Tideswell, Derbyshire.98 Betsy Canadine (1875-1961). The daughter of Thomas and Alice. At the 1881 census, age 6, she was at home in Sheffield. Betsy married Harold Frank Sargant (1873-1938) in 1897; registered at Eccleshall Bierlow in the September quarter.99

At the 1901 census they were living in Sheffield.100 1901 Census

40 Somerville Terrace, Nether Hallam, Sheffield

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Harold F Sargant, head, married, age 29, Brass finisher, born Long Norwood, Surrey Betsy Sargant, wife, married, age 26, born Sheffield Pollie Cannadine, sister in law, single, age 22, Dressmaker, born Sheffield At the 1911 census they were living in Sheffield.101 1911 Census

58 Green Lane, Sheffield Sargant Harold Frank, head, married, age 38, Brass finisher Stove and Fender, born Lower Norwood, Surrey Sargant Betsy, wife, married, 13 years, age 36, born Sheffield Betsy died in 1961; registered at Sheffield in July.102

William Canadine (1876-1877). The son of Thomas and Alice. He was born in 1876; registered at Sheffield in the March quarter.103 Wiliam died, age 0, in 1877; registered at Sheffield in the March quarter.104 Polly Canadine (1878-1916). Pollie. Also Cannadine. The daughter of Thomas and Alice. She was born on the 2oth October 1878; registered at Sheffield in the December quarter.105

At the 1881 census, age 2, she was at home in Sheffield. At the 1901 census, age 22, she was staying with her sister in Sheffield and working as a dressmaker. Pollie married Percy Thomas Entwistle (b.1877) in 1904; registered at Sheffield in the December quarter.106 At the 1911 census they were living in Sheffield.107 1911 Census

112 Whitehouse Lane, Sheffield Entwistle Percy Thomas, head, married, age 34, Engineman in Electric power station, born Sheffield Enwistle Pollie, wife, married, 6 years, age 32, born Sheffield Entwistle Dorothy Maud, daughter, age 5, School, born Sheffield Endwistle Avenilda, Mother, widow, age 64, born Sheffield

Polly died, age 38, in 1916; registered at Sheffield in the December quarter. 108 Florence Canadine (1881-1962). Also Cannadine. The daughter of Thomas and Alice. She was born in 1880 and christened on 8th December at Neepsend; registered at Sheffield in the March quarter 1881.109

At the 1881 census, age 4 months she was at home in Sheffield At the 1901 census, age 20, she was staying with her sister Alice in Featherstone Florence married Alfred Broadhead (1879-1943) on the 26th September 1903; registered at Pontefract in the September quarter.110 Alfred was a farmer. FHaRH They emigrated to Canada in 1905. They travelled on the ‘Lake Manitoba’ from Liverpool on the 16th May 1905.111 At the 1911 Census in Canada they were living in Battleford, Saskatchewan.112

1911 Census Canada

Battleford, Saskatchewan Broadhead, Alfred, Head, b.January 1881, age 30, Emigrated 1905, English, Farmer

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Broadhead, Florence, Wife, b.November 1881, age 29, Emigrated 1905, English Broadhead, Irvin, Son, single, b.January 1906, age 5 Broadhead, Ailam, Son, single, b.August 1908, age 2 Broadhead, Harrold, Son, single, b.October 1909, age 1 They are llsted on the 1921 census in Canada living at Battleford, Saskatchewan. Florence died in Canada on the 13th August 1962. Florence and Alfred had four children: Alfred Irvin Broadhead (1906-1963), Alan Broadhead (1908-1982), Harold J Broadhead (1910-1968), Edith Evelyn (b.1913).

Hannah Cannadine (1840-1844)? The daughter of Abraham and Mary. She was born in 1840. At the 1841 census, age 1, she was living in Bridgnorth with her mother. We think she had died by 1845 as Mary said she had four children and we have identified them and not found any information on Hannah.

William Canadine (1842-1892). Also Cannadine or Kannadine. The son of Abraham and Mary. He was born in 1842; registered at Stourbridge in the September quarter.113 114 At the 1851 census William was staying with a cousin in Kidderminster.115 1851 Census

Stourbridge Street, Kidderminster Thomas Taylor, head, married, age 32, Licenced Victualler, born Belbroughton Mary J Taylor, wife, married, age 26, born Kidderminster John Taylor, son, age 5, Scholar, born Belbroughton Richard Taylor, son, age 3, Scholar, born Belbroughton Emma Taylor, daughter, age 5 months, born Belbroughton Eliza Barnes, servant, age 14, servant, born Worcester George Reynolds, Lodger, age 16, Bricklayer's labourer, born Leominster William Cannadine, cousin, age 9, Scholar, born Kidderminster His father William died in 1850 and the family seems to have split up. At the 1861 census he was lodging in Birmingham.116 1861 Census

1 Hen’s Walk, St. Peter, Birmingham Harriet Cheadle, head, widow, age 30, Char woman, born Redgreve, Norfolk Mary Cheadle, daughter, unmarried, age 15, Warehouse girl, born Birmingham George Cheadle, son, age 9, scholar, born Birmingham Joshua Cheadle, son, age 4, born, Birmingham MaryAnn Oakley, lodger, age 17, General servant, born Cheltenham William Canadine, lodger, unmarried, age 22, Counter man, born Kidderminster William married Sarah Jane Beards (1845-1903) on the 20th September 1863 at St. Thomas, Dudley.117 Sarah’s parents were John Beards (b.1815) and Elizabeth Williams (b.1815). William and Sarah were witnesses at the marriage of William's brother Thomas in 1865 at Dudley. At the 1871 census they were living in Park Gate.118 1871 Census

Midland Terrace, Rawmarsh, Park Gate, Yorkshire William Canadine, head, married, age 28, Coal miner, born Stourbridge Sarah Canadine, wife, married, age 26, born Netherton, Staffs.

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Elizabeth Canadine, daughter, age 3, Scholar, born Tipton, Staffs. Mary J Canadine, daughter, age 10 months, born Park Gate, Yorkshire Rosamund Beard, sister, age 12, Scholar, born Tipton, Staffs. At some point William looks to have been trying to set up a small business but it did not succeed.119 120 London Gazette – August 29th 1879. Page 5290

The Bankrupcy Act,1869 In the County Court of Yorkshire, holden at Sheffield. In the Matter of Proceedings for Liquidation by Arrangement or Composition with Creditors, instituted by William Cannadine of the corner of Greasborough Road and Broad Street, Parkgate, in the county of York, Provisions Dealer, and of No. 56, Broad Street aforesaid, Jeweller and Watchmaker. Notice is hereby given, that a First General Meeting of the creditors of the above named person has been summoned to be held at the offices of Mr. Arthur Sydney Badger, Solicitor, No. 12, Church Street, Rotherham, on the 11th day of September, 1879, at eleven o’clock in the forenoon precisely. Dated this 27th day of August, 1879. AR. Syd. Badger, Rotherham, Solicitor for the said Debtor. Sheffield Independent 30 August 1879

Liquidations William Canadine, of Parkgate, provision dealer and jeweller. Sheffield Independent -17th September 1879

Failure at Parkgate Yesterday morning a meeting of the creditors of Wm. Canadine, provision dealer, and jeweler and watchmaker, carrying on business at Broad Street, Parkgate, was heldat the Office of Mr. A.S. Badger, solicitor, Church Street, Rotherham. The statement of affairs presented showed that the total liabilities amounted to £246 1s 7d, which included £231 1s 7d due to unsecured creditors, and £15 for rent etc. There were creditors to the extent of £50 who were fully secured. The assets, which consisted entirely of book debts, amounted to £102 9s 8d. The meeting decided to liquidate the estate by arrangement, and Messrs. F H Whitworth, accountant, Sheffield; Albert Bibbs, auctioneer, Rotherham, and Henry Askew, builder, Parkgate, were appointed to a committee of inspection, with Mr. J C Stephens as trustee, and the chairman, of the meeting. The resolutions were entrusted to Mr. A S Badger for registration. Mr. Jas. S Bartlett (Messrs. E Hardman & Co, Birmingham), presided.

In 1880 Sarah and William were involved in drunken brawl that got out of hand and were convicted and imprisoned for Grievous bodily harm.121

Doncaster sessions Oct 1880

Name: Sarah Jane Canadine Date of Trial: 21 Oct 1880 Trial Year: 1880 Sentence: Imprisonment Maliciously inflicting grievous bodily harm 12 months imprisonment (this may be 2 months) Name: William Canadine Date of Trial: 21 Oct 1880 Sentence: Imprisonment Maliciously inflicting grievous bodily harm 4 months imprisonment

They are listed as prisoners tried at Doncaster on the 21st October 1880. They had previously been on Bail. The victim was named as James Jerome Young a Police constable.122 The case was reported in the Sheffield Daily Telegraph.123 124

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Sheffield DailyTelegraph 18 September 1880

Savage Attack on a Rawmarsh Police Constable

On Monday, at the Rotherham Police Court, before Mr. G.W. Chambers (chairmain), Mr. H. Otter, and Mr. C. Wright, Peter Craven, his wife, Rose Hannah Craven, and Sarah Jane Canadine, were charged with having unlawfully wounded Police Constable Young while in the execution of his duty, at Rawmarsh, on the 11th inst. Levi Adams was charged with aiding and abetting. Mr. F. Parker-Rhodes prosecuted, and in opening the case said that Young had been so seriously injured that he was confined to his bed, and Dr. Smith, of Parkgate, who was attending him, had forwarded a certificate to the court stating that the officer was not yet free from a considerable amount of danger, and he was unable to attend the court. Peter Craven came out of the Green Lane Tavern, Parkgate, and began to make a disturbance. The officer was on duty near the place, and he told Craven to be quiet and go away. Instead of doing that, he and the other prisoners attacked the officer, knocking him down, kicking him about the head and body most unmercifully, and belabouring him the head and face with half-bricks and cinders until the blood streamed down his face in a fearful manner. When Young’s injuries were examined by Dr. Smith, he found five deep cuts on his head and bruises on various parts of his body. During the disturbance a man named Shaw attempted to assist the officer, but he was prevented from doing so by Wm. Canadine striking him under the ear and shouting. ‘Will you assist a ----- like that instead of giving us a helping hand?’. Other people advised the prisoners to go into the fellow and kill him. Formal evidence as to the nature of the assault and in corroboration of Mr. Rhodes’ statements having been given by John Booth, the prisoners were asked if they had anything to say why they should not be remanded. Peter Craven said that Booth was a bookmaker, and asked him to accept 4 to 1 on Wilkinson, of Idle, for the Sheffield Handicap. He refused to accept that, and wanted 8 to 1. They then cursed each other, and from words they got to blows. When he went outside the public-house Young wanted him to go away, but he said that he should go into the house again. Young said that he should not do so, and struck him on the head with his stick. He struck the officer back again and a struggle ensued during which his wife tried to protect him. She only used her fist, and had no cinders or anything of that kind. The prisoners were then remanded for a week, the Bench agreeing to take bail for the women. William Canadine was then placed in the dock and formally remanded for a week, the magistrates agreeing to admit him to bail. Adams was also admitted to bail.

Sheffield Daily Telegraph 29 October 1880

The Malicious Wounding Case at Rawmarsh. The concluding case at the Doncaster West Riding Sessions was heard on Saturday. Peter and Rosannah Craven, and Sarah Jane Cannadine were charged with wilfully and maliciously wounding James Young, and Levi Adams and William Cannadine with aiding and abetting the Cravens and Mrs Cannadine at Rawmarsh on the 11th September. All were found guilty. Peter Craven and Levi Adams were sentenced to 12 months, William Cannadine and Rosannah Craven to four months, and Sarah Jane Cannadine to two months hard labour. Rosanna Craven (b.1859) was Sarah Jane Beards’ sister; she married Peter Craven (1855-1913) in 1878.

At the 1881 census William and Sarah were living at East Street, Hasland, Derby with their children. William was described as a coal miner.125 William Canadine, Head, age 38, born Stourbridge, Coal Miner Sarah Jane Canadine, wife, aged 36, born Dudley Elizabeth Canadine daughter, aged 14, born Tipton, Stafford William Canadine, son, aged 8, born York, scholar Abraham Canadine, son, aged 2, born York, scholar

At the 1891 census they were living at 91, 94 Queen Street, St. Margaret's, Swinton.126 William Canadine, Head, aged 48, born Stourbridge, Coalminer Sarah Jane Canadine, Wife, aged 46 born Netherton, Worcestershire

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William Canadine, Son, single, aged 18, Coalminer, born Parkgate, West Riding Abraham Canadine, Son, aged 12, Scholar born Parkgate, West Riding Flory Canadine, Daughter, aged 9,Scholar, born Greatbridge, Staffordshire Samuel Canadine, Son, aged 5, Scholar, born Ilkeston, Derbyshire In 1891 William and his son William were working for the Manvers Main Colliery Company.

Sheffield Daily Telegraph 19 September 1892

Breach of Colliery Rules at Manvers Main Colliery. At Doncaster, on Saturday, Wm. Cordon or Jordan, Arthur Fish, John Fish, John Shaw, George Taylor, William Canadine, sen., and William Canadine jun., employed by the Manvers Main Colliery Company, were charged with committing a breach of colliery rules by riding in a corve without permission . Mr. Hall, for the prosecution, said that the men were riding in the corve in the pit, and went about 700 yards. The practice was a dangerous one, and the defendants endangered their own lives. Defendants pleaded guilty, and were ordered to pay the costs. A corve was a small wagon for carrying coal. Manvers main Colliery was a very large pit with several seams in the Parkgate area.

Manvers main Colliery c.1950

William is listed on several electoral registers in the period 1891, 1892 and 1894 as living at 94 (or 44) Queen Street, Swinton.127

William died, age 50, on the 26th September 1892 in Swinton; registered at Doncaster in the September quarter.128 He was involved in a serious accident at the Colliery.129 Sheffied Daily Telegraph – Wednesday 28 September 1892

Rotherham Division Fatal Accident at Manvers Main Whilst working at the Manvers Main Colliery, Wath, on Monday night, William Cannadine, of Bow Broom, was knocked down and so seriously injured that he died a few hours later at the Mexborough Cottage Hospital, to which he had been conveyed. William was buried in Swinton on the 30th September 1892.130

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At the 1901 census Sarah was living in Swinton.131 1901 Census

22 White Lee Road, Swinton Sarah J Canadine, Head, Widow, age 57, born Dudley, Staffs. Abraham Canadine, son, single, age 22, Coal Corporal, born Rotherham, Yorks. Samuel Canadine, son, single, age 16, Glass Bottle Wetter off, born Ilkeston, Derbyshire

Sarah died, age 58, on the 12th September 1903 in Swinton; registered at Rotherham in the September quarter.132 133

William and Sarah had six children: Elizabeth Canadine (b.1867), Mary Canadine (b.1870), William Canadine (1872-1932), William Canadine (1872-1932), Flory Canadine (1882-1958), Samuel Canadine (1886-1921)

Elizabeth Canadine (b.1867). The daughter of William and Sarah. She was born in 1867; registered at Dudley in the June quarter.134

At the 1871 census, age 3, she was at home at Park Gate At the 1881 census, age 14, she was at home in Derby Elizabeth married Arthur Smith (b.1867) in 1888; registered at Rotherham in the December quarter The marriage took place at the Parish Church, Wath upon Dearne on the 29th October 1888. He was described as a bachelor, age 21, a Miner, resident in Swinton. His father was George Smith, Winder. Elizabath was described as a Spinster, age 21, resident in Swinton. Her father was William Canadine a Miner. The witnesses were: Moses Sisson, Mrs Hannah Sisson.135 136 We know of three children: Doris Smith (b.1897), Elizabeth Smith (b.1905), Winifred Smith (b.1903).

Mary Canadine (1870-1871). Mary Jane. The daughter of William and Sarah. She was born in 1870; registered at Rotherham in the September quarter.137 At the 1871 census, age 10 months, she was at home in Park Gate. Mary died, aged 18 months, in November 1871. She was buried at St. Mary the Virgin, Rawmarsh on the 8th November.138

William Canadine (1872-1932). Also Cannadine. The son of William and Sarah. He was born in 1872; registered at Rotherham in the September quarter.139 At the 1881 census, age 8, he was at home in Derby. At the 1891 census, age 18, he was at home at Park Gate and working as a Coal miner In 1892, age 19, William was working at Manvers Main Colliery with his father (see details above). At the 1901 census, age 28, he was living in Cricklade.140

1901 Census

High Street, Cricklade, Wiltshire John Martin, head, married, age 42, Innkeeper, own account at home, born Tedhurst St. Mary, Devon Annie Martin, wife, married, age 34, born Willand, Devon Ellen E Hammerton, niece, age 4, born Old Kent Road, London William Cannadine, lodger, single, age 28, Captain Salvation Army, born Park Gate, Yorkshire

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William married Martha Ann Stinson (1877-1960) in 1903; registered at Shepton Mallet in the December quarter.141 They were both officers in the Salvation Army and the wedding was reported in a local paper.142 Salvation Army Wedding

The wedding of two Captains in the Salvation Army is not an ordinary event, and though in some parts Salvation Army weddings are not uncommon, yet in Shepton Mallet no such function had ever taken place till Tuesday. Naturally very great interest was taken in the event, and there was a great gathering, not only of the members of the local corps, but of neighbouring corps and of officers from the district round, with many residents in the town not attached to the Army. The contracting parties were Captain William Canadine and Captain Martha Stinson. The former, who has been stationed in Shepton Mallet for a year past, is a native of Swinton, Yorkshire, whilst the bride is an Irish lass, from Coleraine, and has recently been in charge of the Calne station of the Army. The civil marriage took place very quietly at the Registry Office. West Shepton, in the afternoon of Tuesday, before Supt. Registrar, Mr. A.E. Nalder, and in the presence of Ensign and Mrs. Skinner, of Chippenham. Later in the day a bountiful spread was laid in the barracks, at which the visitors and members of the Army sat down in company with the happy pair. A neat wedding cake was a feature of the decoration of the head table. There was a large and merry gathering. Mrs. White was the leader in the tea arranagements. Among those present were the divisional officers, Major and Mrs. Measures, of Bristol; Ensign and Mrs. Skinner, of Chippenham; Ensign Allery, Wells; Capts. Huston and Edgell, Lieutenants Wakeley, Farnham, and Seabrook, the latter being the bride’s lieutenant. Following the tea an open-air meeting was held in the Market Place, and processions took place in which the officers named, the Wells Salvation Army band and a party of a score of little soldiers in white with blue sashes and bridal bouquets, took part. The colours, which are of importance in the ceremony, were wreathed in flowers, and were as usual borne by Mr. Witcombe, an old Crimean veteran, wearing his war medals, and supported by Mr. Tiley, another veteran. A move was made to the Hall, where a service was held of considerable impressiveness, on the lines the Army adopt, and in the course of it the marriage ceremony was conducted by Major Measures beneath the colours. The declarations of the bridal pair were made in terms similar to those embodied in the service book of the Church of England, with the addition of declarations of allegiance to the Army its work. Effective addresses were given by the Major, by the special friends of the happy pair, and by the bride and bridegroom. A pretty wedding anthem was given by the children, and the Wells band under Mr. J. Coombs, jun., rendered in excellent manner the Wedding March. At the close of the service a farewell to the district was given by Capt. Canadine. The newly married pair spend a brief interval at Chippenham, proceeding tomorrow to their next station at Clevedon. Yesterday Capt. and Mrs. Burrows from Maerdy, South Wales took charge of the Shepton Mallet station. At the 1911 census William and Martha were living in Plymouth.143 1911 Census

30 South View, Terrace, Plymouth Canadine William, head, married, age 28, Salvation Army Officer, born Parkgate, Yorkshire Canadine Martha, wife, married 7 years, age 34, Salvation Army Officer, born Coleraine, Co. Derry, Ireland Canadine William Bramwell, son, age 5, school, born Staple Hill, Bristol Canadine John Russell Latimer, son, age 3, born Hunslet, Leeds Canadine Nicholas Ridley, son, age 1, born Faversham, Kent Buryman Ellen Vivian, servant, single, age 46, domestic servant, born Penzance, Cornwall William’s age should be 38 and Martha 44.

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William died, age 59, on the 22nd July 1932; registered at Hastings in the September quarter.144 145 The funeral was fully reported in the local paper.

Hastings and St. Leonard’s Observer 30 July 1932

Salvation Army Loss

We regret to record the death on July 22nd at the Royal East Sussex Hospital of Commandant William Canadine at the age of 59 years. The deceased had, with his wife, been associated with the Salvation Army for many years. The funeral took place on Tuesday, the first part of the service being held at the Citadel, the body afterwards being conveyed to Hollington for the interment at the Church-in-the-Wood. The Hastings No. 1 Flag and the Band Colours were carried before the hearse by Colour-Sergeant Spicer. The service at the graveside was conducted by Major Edwards and Commandant Foxton, of Bexhill. The mourners present were Mrs. Canadine (widow), Messrs. Bramwell, Ridley, Latimer, Howard and Cranmer Canadine (sons), Adjutant and Mrs. Waites (Horsham), Adjutant Stockman (Hastings), Adjutant Bowles (Bexhill), Adjutant and Mrs. Willis (St. Leonard’s), Captain Swann (Hastings), Lieutenant Millest (Halton). Floral tributes received from Mrs. Canadine; His five sons; Officers of the Eversley; Hastings No. 1 Corps; Friends and soldiers of the Bexhill Corps; Dr. and Miss V. Barker; Mr. and Mrs. Myhatt; Frowd’s Dairy; Mr. and Mrs. N Adams; and many other friends. The whole of the funeral arrangements were admirably conducted by Mr. Arthur C. Towner 25 and 69, Norman Road, St. Leonard’s.

A few details appeared in a notice in the London Gazette.146

William Canadine, Deceased

Notice is hereby given that: all persons having any claims against the estate of William Canadine, of 335, Bexhill Road, St. Leonard's on- Sea, Hastings, Sussex. Retired Salvation Army Officer (who died on 22nd July, 1932, and probate of whose Will was, on 20th December, 1932, granted by the Principal Probate Registry ...

Probate was granted to Frank Butterfield.147 Canadine William of 335 Bexhill-road St. Leonards-on-Sea died 22 July 1932 at Royal East Sussex Hospital, Hastings. Probate. London 20 December to Frank William Butterfield solicitor. Effects £1942 0s. 8d. At the 1939 register Martha was living in Hall Green, Birmingham.148

1939 Register, Birmingham

649 Shirley Road, Hall Green, Birmingham Canadine Martha A, age 62?, Unpaid Domestic duties, Salvation Army Officer Retired Canadine John R L, age 32?,Stores in Progress Clerk Tracey Ruth, age 70, Salvation Army officer Lodge Harry, age 45, Elementary Schoolmaster

Martha died, age 83, in 1960; registered at Hastings in the September quarter.149

William and Martha had five children: William Canadine (1905-1938), John Canadine (1907-1987), Nicholas Canadine (1909-1966), James Canadine (1911-1938), Howard Canadine (1913-1953)

William Canadine (1905-1938). William Bramwell. The son of William and Martha. He was born in 1905; registered at Keynsham in the September quarter.150 At the 1911 census, age 5, he was living at home in Bristol.

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William married Nora Evelyn Freebody in 1929; registered at Hastings in the September quarter.151 They were listed at 14 Warrior Gardens, Hastings on the 1932 electoral register.152 William was involved in a minor court case in 1934.153

Uxbridge & W. Drayton Gazette 23 November 1934

Alleged Theft of a Book William Bramwell Canadine (29), a radio engineer, of Kenilworth Gardens, Hayes, was charged with stealing on November 9, from the employement room at the Gramaphone Works, Hayes, a radio engineering book, valued at 30s., the property of Oscar Stanley Higher, of Grays Inn Road, London. Detective Stone said on November 13 he told the accused that he was making inquiries respecting a book entitled ‘Radio Engineering’, which was taken from the employemnt office of the Gramaphone Works on November 9. He understood that between the times the book was missed he (accused) was at the office. Accused replied ‘Yes. If you are going to be fair with me I will be frank. I was looking at the book when I was there. I was turning over the leaves. I had some calls to make up in town and after I lett the works I found I still had the book with me. I must have walked out with it absent mindedly. When I got up to town I got 10s. for it at Charing Cross road. I left it there on the understanding that I could get it back for what I raised ono it. I did a job last night and was going to get the book tomorrow and send it back.’ The accused wsa remanded for a week and granted bail.

The Gramaphone Works (later EMI) was a large factory in Hayes, Middlesex. The outcome of the case was a fine.154

Uxbridge & W. Drayton Gazette 30 November 1934

Uxbridge Police Court A Foolish Action Charged on remand with stealing on November 9 from the employment room at the Gramaphone Works at Hayes a radio engineering book valued at 30s., the property of Oscar Stanley Higher, of Grays Inn Road, William Bramwell Canadine (29), a radio engineer, of Kenilworth Gardens, Hayes, pleaded guilty. Detective Stone said he found the book at a Charing Cross Road store. Canadine told the magistrates the offence was his first and added ‘In a foolish moment I did an exceedingly foolish thing for which I am exceedingly sorry.’ He was fined 40s.

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William died, age 32, in 1938; registered at Chelsea in the March quarter.155 The funeral was reported in the local paper.156 Death of Mr. W.B. Canadine

The death occurred at a London hospital on Monday of Mr. William Bramwell Canadine at the age of 32. The funeral took place yesterday (Friday), the first part of the service being held at Park Road Methodist Church, the Rev. Harold Key officiating, as he also did at the interment which followed at Hollington Church-in-the-Wood. The immediate mourners were Mrs. E. Canadine (widow), Mrs. Canadine (mother), Mr. L Canadine, Mr. R Canadine and Mr. H Canadine (brothers), Mr. W Boyle (cousin), Mr. F. Garrett (representative of E.M.I Service and personal friend) and Miss D. Freebody (sister-in-law). Floral tributes were sent as follows:- ‘In loving memory of my dear husband, ‘Moggs’; ‘For Daddy with love from Ann’; ‘In loving memory, from mother and the boys’; ‘Deepest sympathy, from Rita and Harold’; ‘Sincere sympathy, from Mumsie and Doreen’; ‘Deepest sympathy, from the management of E.M.I Service Ltd.’; Deepest sympathy, from the boys at Alfred Place’; ‘Deepest sympathy, from Queen and Fred, and 171 Stockwell gardens.’ Mrs Canadine and family desire to express their sincere thanks to all friends for kind sympathy and beautiful floral tributes. The whole of the funeral arrangements were in the capable hands of Mr. Arthur C. Towner, 25 and 69, Norman road, St. Leonard’s.

Probate was granted to his widow.157

Canadine William Bramwell of 49 Marina St. Leonard’s-on-Sea died 7 March 1938 at Brompton Hospital London SW3. Administration Lewes 26 March to Norah Evelyn Canadine widow. Effects £215 13s. 1d. Norah married again in 1938 to a Mr. Wooloock; registered at Battle in the March quarter.158 William and Norah had one daughter: Ann D Canadine (b.1930).

John Canadine (1907-1987). John Russell Latimer. The son of William and Martha. He was born on the 28th June 1907; registered at Hunslet in the September quarter.159 At the 1911 census, age 3, he was at home in Hunslet. John is listed on the Electoral registers in 1929 at 7 Elphinstone Avenue, St. Leonard’s.160 John is listed on the Electoral registers in 1930 and 1931 at 335 Bexhill Road, St. Leonard’s.161 John was a witness to an accident in St. Leonards on the 24th March 1934.162 Hastings and St Leonards Observer 24 March 1934

St. Leonards Motor Cyclist’s Claim Following Collision. John Russell Latimer Canadine, of 335 Bexhill Road, said he was walking along Grosvenor gardens and a car overtook him at the bathing pool tea rooms, going at about 15-20 miles per hour. It went straight across the main road and the car and cycle collided about three quarters of the way across. Mr. Bailey was well on his near side. The driver of the car was a sailor in uniform. John is listed on the Electoral roll in Moseley, Birmingham in 1935 and 1939.163 In 1935 John, Nicholas, James and their mother Martha were all at 1489 Stratford Road, Birmingham. John dealt with probate when his brother James died in 1938. John was listed on the 1939 register living with his mother Martha in Birmingham.

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John married Florence E. Wilson (1909-1965) in 1953; registered at Hastings in the March quarter.164 Florence died, age 56, in 1965; registered at Surrey? in the December quarter.165 John married Winifred Maud E. Wiggins (1908-1992) in 1964; registered at Birmingham in the September quarter.166

John died, age 79, in 1987; registered at Hastings in January.167 He was buried at St. Leonards, Hollington on the 19th January 1987.168 Winifred died in 1992; registered at Hastings & Rother in the June quarter.169 Nicholas Canadine (1909-1966). Nicholas Ridley. The son of William and Martha. He was born in 1909; registered at Faversham in the September quarter.170 At the 1911 census, age 1, he was at home in Hunslet. Nicholas was a witness to a motoring incident in St. Leonards in 1934.171 Hastings and St. Leonards Observer 6 October 1934

Battle Motorist finded £75 Nicholas Ridley Canadine, a clerk, of 3 Norman Road, St Leonards, said he saw the police officer speaking to Cowen near a stationary car. Witness stood there watching a dog which appeared to belong to the owner of the car, and which was running about the road. P.C. Foreman asked him if he would follow with the dog to the police box. Cowen was very drunk, and if it had not been for the police officer holding him he would have fallen down. He seemed to have no control over his legs.

Nicholas married Agnes M Kenney in 1936; registered at Birmingham in the March quarter.172 Agnes married again to a Mr. Steeples in 1945; registered at Solihull in the March quarter.173 Nicholas was listed on the Electoral Roll in Moseley, Birmingham in 1935. He was living at 1489 Stratford Road.174 In 1935 John, Nicholas, James and their mother Martha were all at 1489 Stratford Road, Birmingham. Nicholas married Ellen Louise Vickers (1906-1993) in 1952; registered at Bromley in the March quarter.175 They separated in the 1950’s.

Nicholas married Gwendoline B Moselly in 1960; registered at Sutton Coldfield in the March quarter.176 177 Birmingham Daily Post 26 November 1959

Canadine – Moseley. The engagement is announced between Nicholas Ridley Canadine, of Solihull, Warwickshire, son of the late William Canadine and of Mrs M.A. Canadine, of St. Leonard’s on Sea, Sussex, and Mrs Gwendoline Betty Moseley, of Four Oaks, Sutton Coalfield, Warwickshire, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.P. Anderson, of Eastbourne, Sussex. Nicholas died, age 56, in 1966; registered at Bournemouth in the June quarter.178 It may be Ellen who died, age 87, in 1993; registered at Bromley in July.179 Nicholas and Ellen Vickers had three children. Nicholas (b.1944), Sandra (b.1942), and Timothy (b.1946).180 181 182

James Canadine (1911-1938). James Cranmer Durwick. The son of William and Martha Stinson. He was born in 1911; registered at Plymouth in September quarter.

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James was listed in the Electoral in 1935 at 1489 Stratford Road, Moseley, Birmingham.183 In 1935 John, Nicholas, James and their mother Martha were all at 1489 Stratford Road, Birmingham. James died, age 27, on the 9th July 1938; registered at Birmingham in the September quarter.184 Probate was granted to his brother John.185 Canadine James Daniel Cranmer of 649 Shirley Road Hall Green Birmingham died 9 July 1938. Probate Birmingham 30 August to John Russell Latimer Canadine manufacturers clerk. Effects £296 11s. 8d. Howard Canadine (1913-1953). Howard W. The son of William and Martha Stinson. He was born in 1913; registered at Canterbury in the September quarter.186 Howard was listed in the Electoral roll in 1939, living at 649 Shirley Road, Hall Green, Birmingham.187 This was where his brother James had lived before he died in 1938.

Howard died, age 40, in 1953; registered at Lambeth in the December quarter.188

Abraham Canadine (1879-1954). The son of William and Sarah. He was born in 1879; registered at Rotherham in the March quarter.189 At the 1881 census, age 2, he was at home in Derby At the 1891 census, age 12, he was at home in Park Gate At the 1901 census, age 22, he was at home in Swinton and working as a Coal Corporal. He may be the Abraham Canadine listed on the Electoral Rolls in 1904 at 22 White Lee Road, Swinton.190

Abraham married Laura Woffinden (1887-1934) in 1906; registered at Rotherham in the September quarter.191 Laura’s father was John William Woffinden (b.1861?) and her mother was Elizabeth Grayson (b.1864?).192

Abraham is listed on the Electoral registers in 1909 at 13 Foundry yard, Queen Street, Rotherham.193 At the 1911 census they were living in Mexborough.194 1911 Census

27 Cresswell St., Mexborough, Rotherham Canadine Abraham, head, married, age 32, Coal miner trammer, born Rotherham Canadine Laura, wife, married, 4 years, age 24, born Wombwell, Yorks. Canadine William, son, age 4, born Swinton, Yorks. Canadine Arthur, son, age 3, born Swinton Canadine Joseph Thomas, age 2, born Mexboro Canadine Agnes, daughter, age 7 months, born Mexboro Abraham is listed iin the Electroal roll for 1911 at 27 Cresswell Street, Doncaster195 Abraham is listed in the Electoral roll for 1915 at 6 Dalton Lane, Rotherham.196 6 Dalton Lane was the family home for many years Abraham was listed there in 1950 and was there in 1954 as well.

Laura died, age 48, in 1934; registered at Rotherham in the December quarter.197 Abraham died, age 76, in 1954; registered at Rother Valley in the December quarter.198

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Abraham and Laura had 11 children: William Canadine (1906-1989), Arthur Canadine (1908-1989), Joseph Canadine (1909-1988), Agnes Canadine (bd.1911), Alwyne Canadine (1912-1997), Mona Canadine (bd.1912), John Canadine (1913-1989), Samuel Canadine (1886-1921), Harold Canadine (1916-1997), Albert Canadine (b.1918), Leonard Canadine (1920-1984)

William Canadine (1906-1989). The son of Abraham and Laura. He was born on the 20th December 1906; registered at Rotherham in the March quarter, 1907.199 At the 1911 census, age 4, he was at home in Swinton. William married Elise Winfred Knight (1903-1981) in 1927; registered at Rotherham in the December quarter.200 He may be the William Canadine listed in the Electoral Rolls in 1928 at 24 Ashleigh Street, Keighley.201 Elsie died, age 78, in 1981; registered at Rotherham.202 William died, age 83, in 1989; registered at Rotherham in June.203 William and Elsie had three children; Kenneth Christian Canadine (1929-1993), Ellen W Canadine (b.1931), Geoffrey Canadine (b.1941).

Arthur Canadine (1908-1989). The son of Abraham and Laura. He was born on the 8th January 1908; registered at Rotherham in the March quarter.204

At the 1911 census, age 3, he was at home in Swinton. Arthur married Helen N Barber in 1932; registered at Rotherham in the September quarter.205 Arthur died, age 81, in 1989; registered at Rotherham in May.206 Arthur and Helen had three children; Ivy Canadine (b.1933), Brian Canadine (b.1936), Robert A Canadine (b.1952).

Joseph Canadine (1909-1988). Joseph Thomas. The son of Abraham and Laura. He was born on the 24th April 1909; registered at Doncaster in the June quarter.207 At the 1911 census, age 2, he was at home in Swinton In November 1923 Joseph was working at the Silverwood mine in Dalton as a ‘Ropeman’. Joseph married Violet Burgin (1915-1996) in 1972; registered at Rother Valley in the March quarter.208 Violet’s first husband was Arthur S Burgin (b.1912).

Joseph died, age 79, in 1988; registered at Bridlington in February.209 Violet died, age 80, in March 1996; registered at Rotherham.210

Agnes Canadine (bd.1911). The daughter of Abraham and Laura. She was born in 1910; registered at Doncaster in the December quarter.211 Agnes died as an infant in 1911; registered at Doncaster in the March quarter.212 Alwyne Canadine (1912-1997). The son of Abraham and Laura. He was born on the 17th January 1912; registered at Doncaster in the March quarter.213 Alwyne was at 6 Dalton Lane, Dalton in 1926.214 At age 15 Alwyne was working at the Silverwood coal mine.

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He married Edith Webb in 1937; registered at Rotherham in the September quarter.215 At the 1939 register Alwyne and Edith were at 43 Kelvin Street in Dalton.216

1939 Register

43 Kelvin Street, Dalton, Rotherham Canadine Alwyne, b.17 Jan 1912, Colliery Onsetter Below, Heavy Worker Canadine Edith, b.18 May 1917, Unpaid domestic duties Loach John, b.6 Mar 1901. Colliery Onsetter Below, Heavy Worker

Edith died in 1969, age 52, registered at Sheffield in the September quarter. Alwyne may have remarried in 1973 to Joan Hall; registered at Rother Valley in the March quarter. Alwyne died, age 85, in 1997; registered at Rotherham in November.217 Alwyne and Edith had two children; Olwen Canadine (b.1938) and Patricia Canadine (b.1942).218 219

Mona Canadine (bd.1912). The daughter of Abraham and Laura. She was born in 1912; registered at Doncaster in the March quarter.220 Mona died as an infant in 1912; registered at Doncaster in the March quarter.

John Canadine (1913-1989). The son of Abraham and Laura. He was born on the 29th March 1913; registered at Rotherham in the June quarter.221 John was at 6 Dalton Lane, Dalton in June 1927.222

John married Florence E Suttill (1909-1965) in 1936; registered at Rotherham in the June quarter.223 At the 1939 register John and Florence were living in Dalton.224 1939 Register

15 Doncaster Road, Dalton, Rotherham Canadine John, b.29 Mar 1913, Married, Stone Worker (below), Heavy Worker Canadine Florence May, b.12 Aug 1917, Married, Unpaid Domestic Duties Canadine Alan John, b.6 Nov 1937, Single Liley Lesley, b.28 Feb 1920, Single, Haulage Worker (Below), Heavy Worker Florence died, age 56, in 1965; registered at Surrey.225 John died, age 76, in 1989; registered at Bridlington in June.226 John and Florence had two children; Alan J Canadine (1937-2016) and Margaret E Canadine (1938-1997).227 228

Samuel Canadine (1915-1989). The son of Abraham and Laura. He was born on the 21st February 1915; registered at Rotherham in the March quarter.229 Samuel is listed in an Electoral register in 1937, living at home at 6 Dalton Lane.230 He is listed at 27 Saville Street in 1939. Samuel married Gladys Dimbleby (1921-1992) in 1940; registered at Rother Valley in the September quarter.231 Samuel and Gladys were living at 34 Dalton Lane in 1945 and 1950.

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Samuel died, age 74, in 1989; registered at Rotherham in June.232 Gladys died, age 71, in 1992; registered at Rotherham in April Samuel and Gladys had two children; Barry Canadine (b.1945) and David A Canadine (b.1958).233 234 Harold Canadine (1916-1997). The son of Abraham and Laura. He was born on the 5th October 1916; registered at Rotherham in the December quarter.235 At the 1939 register Harold was listed at home at 6 Dalton Lane, Dalton. Harold married Lucy E Jasper (1920-2011) in 1941; registered at Rotherham in the September quarter.236 Harold died, age 81, in 1997; registered at Rotherham in November.237 Lucy died, age 91, on the 4th January 2011; registered at Rotherham.238 Harold and Lucy had one child; Patricia A Canadine (b.1942).239

Patricia Canadine (b.1942). Patricia A. The daughter of Harold and Lucy. She was born in 1942; registered at Rotherham in the December quarter.240

Albert Canadine (1918-2009). The son of Abraham and Laura. He was born in 1918; registered at Rotherham in the September quarter.241 Albert married Beatrice Mary Cox (1920-1986) in 1942; registered at Rother Valley in the December quarter.242

Beatrice died, age 66, in 1986; registered at Rotherham in December.243 Albert died, age 90, in 2009; registered at Mexborough in January.244 Albert and Beatrice had three children; Terence Canadine (b.1946), Sandra Canadine (b.1947), Trevor Canadine (b.1955).245 246 247 Leonard Canadine (1920-1984). The son of Abraham and Laura. He was born on the 12th May 1920; registered at Rotherham in the June quarter.248 Leonard worked at the Silverwood mine in Dalton from 1934 to 1980. At the 1939 register he was listed at 6 Dalton Lane, working as a colliery haulage hand.249 1939 Register

6 Dalton Lane, Rotherham Canadine Abraham, b.29 Oct 1882, Incapacitated, Colliery Ripper, Widowed Canadine Harold, b. 5 Oct 1916, Colliery Haulage Hand - Below, Heavy Worker, Single Canadine Leonard, b.12 May 1920, Colliery Haulage Hand - Below, Heavy Worker, Single Leonard married Gladys Newey (1923-1989) in 1951; registered at Rother Valley in the March quarter. Leonard died, age 64, in 1984; registered at Rotherham in June.250 Gladys died, age 66, in 1989; registered at Rotherham in January.251 Leonard and Gladys had one child; Sheila Canadine (b.1953).252

Flory Canadine (1882-1958). Florrie. The daughter of William and Sarah. She was born in 1882; registered at Dudley in the March quarter.253

At the 1891 census, age 9, she was at home in Swinton.

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Flory married John Thomas Waller on the 10th October 1899 in Rotherham; registered at Rotherham in the December quarter.254 John was the son of Sarah Ann Wells. At the 1911 census they were living at 15 Forge Lane, Rotherham. They had 14 children; Ernest, Jack, Joe, Lily, Mary, Rose, Thomas, Walter, Rose, John, Joseph, Lily, Florry, Thomas Edward.

Flory died on the 17th November 1958 at Dalton, Rotherham. 255 Samuel Canadine (1886-1921). The son of William and Sarah. He was born in 1886; registered at Basford, Nottingham in the March quarter.256 At the 1891 census, age 5, he was at home in Swinton. At the 1901 census, age 16, he was at home in Swinton and working as a Glass bottle ‘wetter off’. There were several different rolls in making a bottle; a ‘Gatherer’ who took the glass from a tank, a ‘Servitor’ who did the glass blowing, and a ‘Wetter off’ who took each bottle out of the mould.

Samuel married Eliza Annie Hurst (b.1889) in 1907; registered at Rotherham in the December quarter.257

At the 1911 census they were living in Wath on Dearne.258 1911 Census

14 Court 1, Doncaster Road, Wath on Dearne, Rotherham Canadine Samuel, head, married, 3 years, age 24, Miner Hewer, born Ilkeston, Derbyshire Canadine Eliza Annie, wife, married, age 22, Blacker Hill, Yorkshire Canadine Mary Ann, daughter, age 2, born Swinton, Yorkshire Canadine Dorothy, daughter, age 1, born Mexbrough Samuel served as a Private in the Northumberland Fusiliers in World War I.259 He enlisted on the 2nd March 1915 and was discharged on the 4th October 1918; he was suffering from Gastritis. He did not serve Overseas.260 He received the Silver medal on 22nd May 1919. Samuel was listed on the Electoral Roll in 1915 at 106 Wath Road, Swinton.261

Samuel died, age 34, in 1921; registered at Rotherham in the March quarter.262 Samuel and Eliza had several children: Mary Cannadine (1908-1914), Dorothy Cannadine 1909-1932, Sarah Cannadine (b.1911), Edith Cannadine (1913-1914), Rosetta Cannadine (b.1914).

Mary Cannadine (1908-1914). Mary Ann. The daughter of Samuel and Eliza. She was born in 1908; registered at Rotherham in the December quarter.263 At the 1911 census, age 2, she was at home in Swinton. Mary died, age 5, in 1914; registered at Rotherham in the March quarter.264 Dorothy Canadine (1909-1932). The daughter of Samuel and Eliza. She was born in 1909; registered at Doncaster in the September quarter.265 At the 1911 census, age 1, she was at home in Swinton. Dorothy married Arthur Swaby in 1926; registered at Rotherham in the June quarter.266

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Dorothy died, age 23, in 1932; registered at Sheffield in the March quarter.267 Dorothy and Arthur had two children; Samuel Swaby (b.1927), Mary Swaby (b.1928).268 269

Sarah Canadine (b.1911). Sarah M. The daughter of Samuel and Eliza. She was born in 1911; registered at Rotherham in the December quarter.270 271 Sarah married John Hubery in 1930; registered at Doncaster in the December quarter.272 Sarah and John had three children; John Hubery (b.1930), Clement J Hubery (b.1932), David Hubery (b.1952).273 274

Edith Canadine (1913-1914). The daughter of Samuel and Eliza. She was born in 1913; registered at Rotherham in the June quarter.275 Edith died, age 1, in 1914; registered at Rotherham in the December quarter.276 Rosetta Canadine (b.1914). The daughter of Samuel and Eliza. She was born in 1914; registered at Rotherham in the September quarter.277 Rosetta married Robert Rookledge in 1933; registered at Doncaster in the September quarter.278 Rosetta and Robert had four children; Derrick Rookledge (b.1934), Robert Rookledge (b.1935), Sarah Rookledge (b.1938), Grace P Rookledge (b.1942).279 280 281 282

James Canadine (bd.1846). Also Cannadine.The son of Abraham and Mary Southall. He was christened on the 22nd June 1846 at St.Michael, Coventry. He sadly died aged about 3 months in 1846 and was buried at Coventry St. Michael on the 30th July 1846.283 284

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1 IGI: Abraham Canadine, christening, 27 Dec 181, Chaddesley Corbett 2 IGI: Abraham Canadine = Mary Southall, marriage, Ribbesford, Worcs. 1832 3 Shrewsbury Chronicle 21 August 1835 4 Shropshire quarter sessions, 1835, HO 27; Piece: 50; Page: 146 5 1841 Census, Bridgnorth. HO 107 / 923 / 6 / 4 6 Coventry Standard – 13 January 1845 7 GRO: Deaths. Mary Cannadine, Dec 1847, Coventry. Vol 16. Page 374 8 Marriage certificate of Thomas Canadine, 1865 9 Memorial stone. Belbroughton Churchyard, Holy Trinity 10 IGI: Elizabeth Canadine, christening, 16 Jul 1833, Belbroughton 11 1841 Census. Belbroughton. H0107, Piece 1195, Folio 27, Page 14 12 GRO: Deaths. Elizabeth Canadine. Sep 1850, Bromsgrove, Vol 18, 157 13 IGI: Abraham Canadine, christening, 14 Jul 1834, Belbroughton 14 GRO: Deaths. Canadine Abraham, Mar 1839, Stourbridge 18 53 15 National Burial Index. 31st January 1839, Abraham Canadine, St. Mary, OldSwinford 16 IGI: Christening. Joseph Canadine, Clent, Worcs. Parents. Abraham/Mary Canadine 17 1851 Census, Belbroughton, Worcs. HO 107 / 2047 / 459 / 11 18 1861 Census, Belbroughton, Worcs. RG9 / 2116 / 100 / 36 19 GRO: Marriages. Joseph Canadine=Sarah Jane Taylor, Dec 1867, Vol. 6c 239 20 1871 Census, Stourbridge, Worcs. RG 10 / 2021 / 104 / 25 21 Littlebury’s Directory, Stourbridge 1873 22 Post Office Directory, Stourbridge, 1872 23 Kelly’s Directory of Worcestershire. 1876 24 Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXIX, Issue 11161, 1 April 1886, Page 2 25 Auckland Star, Volume XVII, Issue 86, 12 April 1886, Page 2 26 Auckland Star, Vol. 24, Issue 4370, 21 May 1884, Page 3. 27 New Zealand, City & Area Directories, 1866-1954 28 New Zealand Electoral Rolls, 1853–1981. Auckland, New Zealand: BAB microfilming. Microfiche publication, 4032 fiche. 29 Auckland Star, 10 September 1892 30 Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 120, 23 May 1928, page 6 31 New Zealand records. BBAE 5522 Box 25 / 27 32 New Zealand death index, 1848-1964 33 New Zealand Cemetery Records 1800-2007 34 Information from the Onehunga Business Association c.2014 35 New Zealand death index, 1848-1964 36 New Zealand Cemetery Records. 1800-2007

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37 PRO: Births. Thomas Cannadine, Dec 1839, Kidderminster 18 351 38 1851 Census, St Leonard, Bridgnorth. HO 107 /1986 / 258 / 36 39 1861 Census, Stourton Castle. RG9; Piece: 1985; Folio: 11; Page: 2 40 GRO: Marriages. Canadine Thomas, June 1865, Dudley 6c 89 41 GRO: Marriage certificate of Thomas Canadine and Alice Bullas, 20 Aug 1865, Dudley 42 1871 Census UK, Brightside, Bierlow, Sheffield. 43 Sheffield Daily Telegraph 22 November 1873 44 Sheffield Daily Telegraph – 7 February 1876 45 1881 Census UK. Bierlow, York 46 GRO: Deaths. Thomas Canadine, age 45, June 1885, Sheffield 9c 301 47 Kelly’s Directory, Leeds, Sheffield, and Rotherham 1893 48 PRO: Deaths. Alice Cannadine, Jun 1897, Eccleshall Bierlow, 9c 202 49 Sheffield Independent 8 June 1897 50 PRO: Births. Canadine Abraham, Sheffield.9c 407, Sep 1867 51 PRO: Marriages. Cannadine Abraham, Sheffield 9c 716, Sep 1892 = Henrietta Dunn / Emma Jackson 52 GRO: Deaths. Emma Cannadine, Jun 1894, age 23, Sheffield 9c 295 53 PRO: Marriages. Cannadine Abraham, Sheffield 9c 932, Jun 1897 = Mary Jane Crump 54 1901 Census. Attercliffe, Sheffield. RG13; Piece: 4383; Folio: 129; Page: 14. 55 1911 Census. Attercliffe, Sheffield. RG14 56 GRO: Deaths. Cannadine Abraham, age 46, June 1913, Sheffield 9c 650 57 GRO: Deaths. Mary J Canadine, June 1964, age 89, Shefield, Vol 2d 217 58 PRO: Births. Elsie Cannadine, June 1894, Sheffield 9c 600 59 Yorkshire Baptisms. Pitsmoor, West Ridging, 1894 60 PRO: Marriages. Cannadine Elsie M = James Strafford, Sheffield.9c 1033, Sep 1917 61 PRO: Births. Alice Cannadine, June 1898, Sheffield 9c 625 62 PRO: Marriages. Cannadine Alice = John Heppenstall, Sheffield.9c 1137, Dec 1917 63 GRO: Births. Alice Heppenstall, Dec 1917, Mother. Cannadine, Sheffield Vol. 9C 1090 64 GRO: Births. John Heppenstall, Mar 1923, Mother. Cannadine, Sheffield Vol. 9C 1129 65 PRO: Births. Cannadine Thomas William, Sheffield.9c 656, Jun 1900 66 WW1 Service Records, 1914-1920. 67 PRO: Marriages. Cannadine Thomas W = Clara Hewitt, Sheffield 9c 776, Jun 1921 68 1939 Register Sheffield. RG101/3541G/004/6 69 PRO: Death. Thomas W Cannadine, Sheffield Vol. 2d 140 70 National Probate Calendar, England & Wales, 1858-1966 71 GRO: Deaths. Clara Cannadine b.9 Jan 1900, 1976, Isle of Wight Vol. 20 1799 72 PRO: Births. Cannadine John Henry, Sheffield.9c 728, Dec 1902 73 Yorkshire Baptisms, PR 28/34, Sheffield Archives 74 Yorkshire Baptisms. Find my Past, database 75 PRO: Marriages. Cannadine John H = Gertrude E Watson, Sheffield 9c 1077, Sep 1924 76 West Yorkshire, England, Electoral Registers, 1840-1962 77 1939 Register, Sheffield. RG101/3570D/021/14 78 GRO: Deaths. John H Cannadine, 1956, age 53, Sheffield Vol. 2d 19 79 GRO: Deaths. Gertrude Elizabeth Cannadine, b. 13 Aug 1904, 1983, Sheffield Vol. 3 1368 80 PRO: Births. Cannadine Violet, Sheffield.9c 692, Dec 1907 81 PRO: Births. Cannadine Violet = Albert E Leidler, Sheffield 9c 1116, Jun 1930 82 Yorkshire Marriages, Find My Past, database 83 GRO: Births. Laidler Donald, Dec 1930, Sheffield Vol. 9c 900 84 GRO: Births. Laidler Kathleen, Dec 1934, Sheffield Vol. 9c 817 8585 GRO: Births. Laidler Barry, Dec 1939, Sheffield Vol. 9c 705 86 PRO: Births. Cannadine Lucy, Sheffield 9c 636, Dec 1910 87 PRO: Marriages. Cannadine Lucy = John P Deakin, Sheffield 9c 903, Sep 1936 88 GRO: Births. Deakin, Anthony F, Sep 1943, Sheffield Vol. 9c 863 89 PRO: Births. Canadine Selina, Sheffield 9c 389, Jun 1869 90 GRO: Marriages. Cannadine Selina, March 1890, Sheffield 9c 552 91 1901 Census, Brightside, Sheffield. RG13; Piece: 4375; Folio: 52; Page: 16 92 1911 Census, Sheffield. RG14; Piece: 27942 93 GRO: Deaths. Selina Chatterton, agd 78, Sheffield. Mar 1948, Vol. 2d Page 57 94 National Probate Calendar 1858-1995 95 Yorkshire Burials. 1948, Page 185 96 GRO; Marriages. Cannadine Alice Ann, June 1893, Sheffield 9c 863 97 1901 Census, Featherstone, Yorkshire. RG13; Piece: 4296; Folio: 63; Page: 32 98 Derbyshire Registrars Death Index, 1937, TDD/29/065 99 PRO: Marriages. Cannadine Betsy, Ecclesall Bierlow 9c 495, Sep 1897 = Harold Frank Sargent 100 1901 Census, Nether Hallam, Sheffield. RG13; Piece: 4344; Folio: 83; Page: 11 101 1911 Census, Sheffield. RG14 102 GRO. Deaths, Betsy Sargant, July 1961, Vol. 2d Page 203 103 GRO; Births. Cannadine William, March 1876, Sheffield 9c 630 104 GRO: Deaths. Canadine William, March 1877, Sheffield 9c 293 105 PRO: Births. Cannadine Pollie, Sheffield 9c 543, Dec 1878 106 PRO: Marriages. Cannadine Pollie, Sheffield 9c 833, Dec 1904 = Percy Thomas Entwistle / Joseph Alfred Reddall 107 1911 Census, Sheffield. RG14 108 GRO: Deaths, Polly Entwistle, Oct 1916, Dec 1916 Sheffield: Vol. 9c Page:589 109 PRO: Births. Cannadine Florence, Sheffield 9c 507, Mar 1881 110 PRO: Marriages. Cannadine Florence, Pontefract 9c 198, Sep 1903 = Aflred Broadhead

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111 UK Outward Passenger Lists, 1890-1960 112 1911 Census Canada (Florence Cannadine) 113 GRO: Births. William Cannadine, Sep. 1842, Stourbridge 18 441 114 Family information from Brian Waller 115 1851 Census, Kidderminster, Worcs. 116 1861 Census, St. Peter, Birmingham, RG9 / 2156 / 58 / 7 117 IGI: William Canadine. Marriage, 20 Sep 1863, Dudley 118 1871 Census. Rawmarsh, Park Gate, Yorkshire. RG10; Piece: 4708; Folio: 10; Page: 13 119 Sheffield Independent 30 August 1879 120 Sheffield Independent -17th September 1879 121 Doncaster quarter sessions. HO 27; Piece: 187; Page: 277 122 A Calendar Of Prisoners Tried At The General Quarter Sessions Of The Peace – Michaelmas. HO 140, 52. 21 Oct 1880 123 Sheffield Daily Telegraph 29 October 1880. British Newspaper Archive. 124 Sheffield DailyTelegraph 18 September 1880. British Newspaper Archive 125 1881 Census UK, Derby 126 1891 Cenus UK, Swinton. RG12/3856/11/16 127 Electoral registers. Yorkshire, Rotherham, West Yorkshire, ROT: 2/2 128 PRO: Deaths. Canadine William, age 50, Doncaster 9c 409, Sep 1892 129 Sheffied Daily Telegraph – Wednesday 28 September 1892 130 Yorkshire Burials. William Canadine, 30 Sep 1892, Swinton 131 1901 Census, Swinton. RG 13 / 4402 / 80 / 29 132 PRO: Deaths. Canadine Sarah Jane, age 58, Rotherham 9c 480, Sep 1903 133 Yorkshire Burials, Swinton 1903, Find my Past, Database 134 GRO: Births. Canadine Elizabeth, Jun 1867, Dudley Vol. 6c 59 135 GRO: Marriages. Elizabeth Canadine, Dec 1888, Rotherham Vol. 9c 995 136 Yorkshire Marriages, Swinton 1888, Find My Past database 137 PRO: Births. Canadine Mary Jane, Rotherham 9c 505, Sep 1870 138 139 PRO: Births. Canadine William, Sep 1872, Rotherham 9c 554 140 1901 Census, Cricklade, Wilts. RG13; Piece: 1912; Folio: 54; Page: 1 141 PRO: Marriages. Canadine William = Martha Ann Stinson, Shepton Mallet 5c 913, Dec 1903 142 Shepton Mallet Journal 6 November 1903 143 1911 Census, Plymouth 144 PRO: Deaths. Canadine William, age 59, Hastings 2b 22, Sep 1932 145 National Burial Index, William Canadine, b.1873. Bur. 26 July 1932. St. Leonard, Hollington 146London Gazette 1933, Issue 33913, 21 Feb 1933 p.45 147 Index of Wills and Administrations 1858-1966, 1932 148 1939 Register, Birmingham 149 PRO: Deaths. Canadine Martha A, age 83, Hastings 5h 305, Sep 1960 150 PRO: Births. Canadine, William Bramwell, Keynsham, 5c 529, Sep 1905 151 PRO: Marriages. Canadine William B = Freebody, Hastings 2b 53, Sep 1929 152 England & Wales Electoral Registers 1920-1932, Hastings 1932 153 Uxbridge & W. Drayton Gazette 23 November 1934 154 Uxbridge & W. Drayton Gazette 30 November 1934 155 PRO: Deaths. Canadine William B, age 32, Chelsea 1a 521, Mar 1938 156 Hastings and St. Leonards Observer 12 March 1938 157 National Index of Wills and Administrations 1858-1966, 1938 158 PRO: Marriages. Canadine Norah E = Wooloock, Battle 2b 59, Mar 1938 159 PRO: Births. Canadine, John Russell, Hunslet, 9b 227, Sep 1907 160 England & Wales Electoral Registers 1920-1932, St Leonard’s, 1929 161 England & Wales Electoral Registers 1920-1932, St. Leonard’s. 1930, 1931 162 Hastings and St Leonards Observer 24 March 1934 163 Electoral Roll: Moseley, Birmingham 1939 164 PRO: Marriages. John R L Canadine=Florence E Wilson, March 1953, Hastings 5H 477 165 PRO: Deaths. Florence E Canadine, b.1909. Dec 1965, Surrey Vol. 5G Page 84 166 PRO: Marriages. John R L Canadine=Winifred M Wiggins, September 1964, Birmingham 9C 1127 167 PRO: Deaths. Canadine John Russell L 28-Jun-1907, Hastings/R 18 1033, Jan 1987 168 NBI: John Russell Latime Canadine, b.1908, d.1987, age 79. Bur. 19 Jan. Hollington, St. Leonard. 169 PRO: Death. Winifred Maud E Canadine, b. 27 April 1908, June 1992, Hastings & Rother Vol. 18 724 170 PRO: Births. Canadine Nicholas Ridley, Faversham, 2a 997, Sep 1909 171 Hastings and St. Leonards Observer 6 October 1934 172 PRO: Marriages. Canadine Nicholas R = Agnes M Kenney, Birmingham 6d 363, Mar 1936 173 GRO: Marriages. Agnes M Canadine=Steeples, Mar 1945, Solihull Vol. 6d 191 174 Electoral Roll: Moseley, Birmingham 1939 175 GRO: Marriages. Nicholas R Canadine=Ellen L Vickers, Mar 1952, Bromley Vol. 5b 374 176 GRO: Marriage. Nicholas R Conodine=Gwendoline B Moselly, Mar 1960, Sutton Coldfield Vol. 9c 2487 177 Birmingham Daily Post 26 November 1959 178 GRO: Death. Nicholas R Canadine, 1966, Bournemouth Vol. 6b 109 179 GRO: Deaths. Ellen Louisa Canadine, b. 17 May 1906, July 1993, age 87, Bromley D18 221D 180PRO: Canadine Nicholas. Mother. Canadine Sandra C. Mother.M Vickers, Peterbro 3b 479, Jun 1942 181 PRO: Canadine Sandra C. Mother. Vickers, Peterbro 3b 479, Jun 1942 182 PRO: Canadine Timothy. Mother Vickers, Peterbro’, 3b 350, Mar 1946 183 Electoral Roll: Moseley, Birmingham 1939 184 PRO: Deaths. Canadine James D C, age 27, Birmingham 6d 320, Sep 1938

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185 National Index of Wills and Administrations 1858-1966 186 PRO: Births. Howard W Canadine, Sept 1913, Canterbury 2A 2011 187 Electoral Roll, Hall Green, Birmingham, 1939 188 PRO: Deaths. Howard W Canadine, age 40, Dec 1953, Lambeth 5C 1028 189 PRO: Births. Canadine Abraham, Rotherham 9c 634, Mar 1879 190 West Yorkshire, Electoral Rolls, 1904, Swinton, ROT:7/2 191 PRO: Marriages. Canadine Abraham, Rotherham 9c 1162, Sep 1906 = Lara Woffinden 192 Swinton People, Website 193 West Yorkshire Electoral Registers 1840-1962, Rotherham 1909, ROT:10/1 194 1911 Census, Mexborough, Rotherham. 195 West Yorkshire Electoral Registers 1840-1962, Rotherham 1915, ROT:10/3 196 West Yorkshire Electoral Registers 1840-1962, Rotherham 1915, ROT:10/3 197 PRO: Deaths. Canadine Laura, age 48, Rotherham 9c 635, Dec 1934 198 PRO: Deaths, Canadine Abraham, d. age 76, Rother V. 2c 650, Dec 1954 199 PRO: Births. Canadine William, Mother. Woffinden, Rotherham 9c 844, Mar 1907 200 PRO: Marriages. William Canadine = Elsie W Knight, Dec 1927, Rotherham 9c 1521 201 West Yorkshire, Electoral Rolls, 1928 Keighley, SKIP:17/5, KEI:13/4, KEI:13/5 202 GRO: Deaths. Elsie Winfred Canadine, b. 6 Oct. 1903. 1981, Vol. 3 0644 203 PRO: Deaths. Canadine William, 20 Dec 1906, Rotherham, 3 840, Jun 1989 204 PRO: Births. Canadine Arthur, Mother: Woffinden, Rotherham 9c 888, Mar 1908 205 PRO: Marriages. Canadine Arthur=Helen N Barber, Rotherham 9c 1598, Sep 1932 206 PRO: Births. Canadine Arthur, 8 Jan 1908, Rotherham, 3 734, May 1989 207 PRO: Births. Canadine Joseph Thomas, Mother:Woffinden, Doncaster 9c 922, Jun 1909 208 PRO: Marriages. Joseph T Canadine=Violet Burgin, 1972, Vol. 2c 1287 209 PRO: Deaths. Canadine Joseph Thomas, 24 Apr 1909, Bridlington, 7 298, Feb 1988 210 NBI: Violet Canadine, b.26 Sep 1915, Bur. Mar 1996, age 80, Rotherham, D46B 0451D 211 PRO: Births. Canadine Agnes, Doncaster 9c 28, Dec 1910 212 PRO: Deaths. Canadine Agnes, 0 Doncaster 9c 1081 Sep 1911 213 PRO: Births. Canadine Alwyne, Mother:Woffiden, Doncaster 9c 1858, Mar 1912 214 Dalton website: Alwyne Canadine age 15 February 1926 215 PRO: Marriages. Canadine Alwyne = Edith Webb, Rotherham 9c 1978, Sep 1937 216 1939 Register, Rotherham. RG101/3802J/005 /17 217 PRO: Deaths. Canadine Alwyne, 17 Jan 1912, Rotherham 0451C C39B 170, Nov 1997 218 PRO: Births. Canadine Olwen, Sep 1938, Rother Valley 9C 1043 219 PRO: Births. Canadine Patricia, Dec 1942, Rotherham 9C 932 220 PRO: Births. Canadine Mona, 0, Doncaster 9c 1002 Mar 1912 221 PRO: Births. Canadine John, Mother:Woffinden, Rotherham 9c 1517, Jun 1913 222 Dalton website: John Canadine age 14 June 1927 223 PRO: Marriages. Canadine John = Florence E Suttill, Rotherham 9c 1786, Jun 1936 224 1939 Register Rotherham. RG101/3803C/013/44 Letter Code: KSAV 225 GRO: Florence E Canadine, 1965, age 56, Surrey Mid Eastern Vol. 5g 84 226 PRO: Deaths. Canadine John, 29 Mar 1913, Bridlington, 7 244, Jun 1989 227 PRO: Births. Canadine Alan J. Mother Suttill, Rotherham 9c 880, Dec 1937 228 PRO: Births. Canadine Margaret E. Mother. Suttill, Rother V 2c 860, Jun 1938 229 PRO: Births. Canadine Samuel, Mother:Woffinden, Rotherham 9c 1549, Mar 1915 230 West Yorkshire, England, Electoral Registers, 1840-1962 231 PRO: Marriages. Canadine Samuel = Gladys Dimbleby, Rother V 9c 2381, Sep 1940 232 PRO: Deaths. Canadine Samuel, 21-Feb-1915, Rotherham, 3 933, June 1989 233 PRO: Birth. Canadine Barry. Mother. Dimbleby. Rotherham 9c 1007, Jun 1945 234 PRO: Births. Canadine David A, Mother. Dimbleby, Rother V 2c 906, Jun 1958 235 PRO: Births. Canadine Harold, Mother:Woffinden, Rotherham.9c 1281, Dec 1916 236 PRO: Marriages. Canadine Harold = Lucy E Jasper, Rotherham 9c 1870, Sep 1941 237 PRO: Deaths. Canadine Harold, 5 Oct 1916, Rotherham 0451D D50B 226 Nov 1997 238 United Kingdom Deaths 2007-2017 239 PRO: Births. Canadine Patricia A. Mother Jasper. Rotherham 9c 375, Dec 1942 241 PRO: Births. Canadine Albert, Mother:Woffdinden, Rotherham 9c 1256, Sep 1918 242 PRO: Marriages. Canadine Albert = Cox, Rother V, 9c 1581, Dec 1942 243 PRO: Marriages. Canadine Beatrice Mary, 24 Jan-1920, Rotheham, 3 761, Dec 1986 244 PRO: Deaths. Albert Canadine, b.1918, d. 4 Jan 2009, Mexborough 245 PRO: Births. Canadine Terence A. Mother Cox, Rother V, 2c 1128, Dec 1946 246 PRO: Births. Canadine Sandra. Mother Cox, Rother V, 2c 1040, Dec 1947 247 PRO: Births. Canadine Trevor. Mother. Cox, Loughboro 3a 976, Mar 1955 248 PRO: Births. Canadine Albert, Mother: Woffinden, Rotherham 9c 1256, Sep 1918 249 1939 Register, Rothernam. RG101/3802J/011/26 Letter Code: KSAT 250 PRO: Births. Canadine Leonard, 12 May 1920, Rotherham 3 769, June 1984 251 PRO: Deaths. Canadine Gladys, 28 Jun 1923, Rotherham, 3 923, Jan 1989 252 PRO: Births. Canadine Sheila. Mother. Newey. Rother V 2c 889, Mar 1953 253 PRO: Births. Flory Canadine, Mar 1882, Dudley 6c 41 254 PRO: Marriages. Canadine Florrie, Rotherham 9c 1257, Dec 1899 = John Thomas Waller 255 Family information from Brian Waller 256 PRO: Births. Cannadine Samuel, Basford 7b 157, Mar 1886 257 PRO: Marriages. Canadine Samuel, Rotherham 9c 1331, Dec 1907 = Eliza Annie Hurst 258 1911 Census, Wath on Dearne, Rotherham 259 PRO: Medal Card, Samuel Canadine, Northumberland Fusiliers, Reg. 30614, Private. WO 372/4

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260 WWI. Silver War Badge Roll 1914-1920, Canadine S. 261 Electoral Roll: Swinton, 1915, ROT:13/1 262 PRO: Deaths. Samuel Canadine, age 34, Mar 1921, Rotherham 9c 880 263 PRO: Births. Cannadine Mary Ann, Rotherham.9c 817, Dec 1908 264 PRO: Deaths. Mary A Canadine, age 5, March 1914, Rotherham 9C 1009 265 PRO: Births. Canadine Dorothy, Doncaster 9c 917, Sep 1909 266 PRO: Marriages. Canadine Dorothy = Arthur Swaby, Rotherham 9c 1430, Jun 1926 267 PRO: Deaths. Dorothy Swaby, b.1909. d.1932. Sheffield, Vol. 9C 613 268 GRO: Births. Samuel Swaby, Mar 1927, Mother. Canadine. Rotherham Vol. 9c 1245 269 GRO: Births. Mary A Swaby, Sep 1928, Mother. Canadine. Rotherham Vol. 9c 1247 270 PRO: Births. Canadine Sarah, Hirst, Rotherham 9c 1572, Dec 1911 271 PRO: Deaths. Canadine Edith, 1, Rotherham 9c 895 Dec 1914 272 PRO: Marriages. Canadine Sarah = John Hubery, Doncaster 9c 1878, Dec 1930 273 GRO: Births. Clement J Hubery, Mar 1932, Mother. Canadine. Doncaster Vol. 9c 1078 274 GRO: Births. David Hubery, Mar 1952, Mother. Canadine. Don Valley Vol. 2b 658 275 PRO: Births. Canadine Edith, Hirst, Rotherham 9c 1706, Jun 1913 276 PRO: Deaths. Canadine Edith, 1, Rotherham 9c 895 Dec 1914 277 PRO: Births. Canadine Rosetta, Hirst, Rotherham 9c 1697, Sep 1914 278 PRO: Marriages. Canadine Rosetta = Robert Rookledge, Doncaster 9c 1993, Sep 1933 279 GRO: Births. Derrick Rookledge, Sep 1934, Doncaster Vol. 9c 1042 280 GRO: Births. Robert Rookledge, Sep 1935, Doncaster Vol. 9c 1131 281 GRO: Births. Sarah Rookledge, Dec 1938, Don Valley Vol. 9c 1103 282 GRO: Births. Grace P Rookledge, Mar 1942, Don Valley, Vol. 9c 1411 283 Family History Society – National Burial Index 1846 284 GRO. Deaths. Cannadine James, Sep 1846, Coventry Vol. 16 Page 385