Children of Frederick Pears and Ethelinda (Gallyot)
(Children of FP + EG i.e. siblings of Winfred Joseph Pears)
With special thanks to Cheryl-Ann (daughter of Hyacinth Brown (Henderson)) for much of the information on this page.
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George Harold, William, Charles,Winfred(Sonny), Caroline Marie, Ada, Maud, Mary and Joseline We know little about William. Burma first then Australia?????. George H Pears married ANNIE LOUISE BOND (thanks to Pauline McGregor Currien for identifying Annie Bond, Norma Rencontre and Barbara Godber). George was a Customs Officer in Rangoon in the 1920s/30s.
Their
eldest son Fred in the white shirt and tie, Annie,
and George.
Fred's
wife (Norma Rencontre) on the right
. Cousin Charles Pears sitting on the
left. Their second
son's wife Barbara
(Godber) and their second son
Dick with his little daughter Alison.
In front of Annie is Dick's son Gordon.
The rest of the folk
are a wedding
party...can anyone put any names to
them? William Richard PEARS married Barbara May Godber in Calcutta. Dick (William) was a
mercantile officer.
Charles Pears married Beryl Colquhoun (Children : 1. Dunstan . 2.Bruce. 3. Thelma) Dunstan was also known as Bruce (small mix up with suit cases whem in IAF). Click for another picture Caroline Marie (Pears) married William George
Oliver Maud (Pears) married Rupert Dodson Children: Cecil; Fred; Phylis & Gwen(twins) |
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Ada Rosiline (PEARS) married William Richardson Henderson
Lionel, Dickie Oliver,
Hyacinth, Bob Henderson,????, Caroline Mary
Henderson Children: Fred; Henry; Stanley; Robert; Ethel; Eileen
& Charles
Mary (Pears) married First : Lawrence Scurville Second Marriage: ? Franz Third Marriage: ?
Middleton |
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Joseline or Josephine? (Pears) married Bert
Riley
Sideline: I
(Walford) met aunty Jos in Manchester around 1975. I
was driving to a
business meeting and came across a
road I remembered from the address on
letters
written by her to my mum and dad in India. I rang my mum and dad
for her house number. She was still there. We had a
lovely evening. I
noticed one of her fingers was
missing. I asked her how she lost it. For
those of
you from India, remember those big heavy water taps (with a side
push down handle) on the outside pipes....well, when
she was a child one
fell on her hand and chopped her
finger off. It was in Villupuram. |
