Personal Details of Mabel Head

 

Born:  
Died:  03/03/1951
Buried:  08/03/1951

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Birth

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Death
Name at death Mabel Head
Date of death  
Age at death 69
Gender at Death Female
Cause of Death
Place of Death  Coleford, Glos
Usual Address
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Burial Register
Name at death Mabel Head
Age at Death 69
Burial Date 08 March 1951
Abode 38 Sparrow Hill, Coleford, Glos
Official at Burial A.J.W. Pritchard
Comments
Burial Register Index
Book 1917
Page Number 281
Reccord Number 11842
Sources Burial Register

Burial Register entry for Mabel Head
©Newbury Town Council
Reproduced with kind permission


Memorial Details
  In sweet and loving memory of our darling Violet May, Only child of William G and Mabel HEAD/ died March 22nd. 1930 aged 19 years./“ she moves to the music of God’s perfect love.” William George HEAD died January. 17th. 1936 aged 52 years./ a devoted husband and father./ Also Mabel HEAD died March 3rd. 1951 aged 69 years.
 
Name on Memorial Mabel Head
Date of death 03/04/1951
Age 69
Gender Female
 
Memorial Type Headstone and kerbstones with corners and an angel
Construction Material Granite
Condition of memorial Good
Pattison Location Code CH30(G)
Others named on memorial
Violet May Head
William George Head

Biographical Information

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Mabel Head

Mabel was married to William George Head. He was employed for over 25 years by Messrs Edward and Godding in the market place. This was one of the first companies in the UK to import Aga cookers from Sweden.

Their only child Violet died when she was 19.

Author: Ros Clow
© FNRC



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