Personal Details of Henry Viner
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| Buried: | 14/05/1900 |
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Burial Register
| Name at death | Henry Viner | ||||||
| Age at Death | 35 | ||||||
| Burial Date | 14 May 1900 | ||||||
| Abode |
Newbury |
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| Official at Burial | J Spooner | ||||||
| Comments | Not sure about surname Not sure about officials name | ||||||
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| Sources | Burial Register |
Burial Register entry for Henry Viner
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Burial Register Entry for Henry Viner
Newspaper Cuttings
The articles below have been transcribed from newspapers and magezines.
Henry Viner
| Source: | Newbury Weekly News |
| Article date: | 17/05/1900 |
| Copyright: | Newbury Weekly News |
| Transciption: | HENRY VINER VINER – May 9, at 2, Burton-terrace, West Fields, Henry Viner, aged 35 years.
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Henry Viner
| Source: | Newbury Weekly News and General Advertiser |
| Article date: | 17/05/1900 |
| Copyright: | Newbury Weekly News |
| Transciption: | HENRY VINER
RECHABITE AND SALVATIONIST The funeral of the late Henry Viner, which took place on Monday afternoon was marked by quite an imposing demonstration, the deceased having been a member of the Rechabites and also of the Salvation Army. Representatives of both bodies attended at Viner's house, in Burton-terrace, West fields, and then headed by the Army band playing a slow march, the procession wended its way to the Cemetery. where the interment took place. There was large concourse of spectators in the streets and at the graveside.
Newbury Weekly News and General Advertiser - Thursday 17 May 1900 ... |
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Henry Viner - A "SALVATIONIST'S" FUNERAL
| Source: | Reading Mercury |
| Article date: | 19/05/1900 |
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| Transciption: | Obituaries & Newspaper Announcements Article Source: Reading Mercury Date: 19 May 1900 - The somewhat imposing funeral of a member of the Salvation Army and the Order of Rechabites which took place on Monday attracted a large number of persons. The deceased was a young married man named Henry Viner, who resided at Burton Terrace, West Field, and had for some time been in the employ of Mr. Brice Gould, grocer, of Bartholomew Street. He was well known as an excellent performer on the first baritone in the Salvation Army band, of which he had been a member for 16 or 17 years. He was deservedly held in high respect, and much sympathy has been expressed with his widow. He died from pneumonia after a brief illness. The funeral proceedings was headed by the Salvation Army Band, the members of which sent a beautiful floral wreath, as did also Mr. and Mrs. Brice Gould, the latter bearing an inscription "From a well-served employer". The funeral service was conducted by "Major" Spooner. |
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Biographical Information
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Henry Viner
Henry Viner
He was born c.1865 in Chippenham, Wiltshire. He married Sarah Ann Canning in 1889 and a year later their daughter Florence Annie was born in Newbury. In 1891 they were living at 22 Waterloo Place; his occupation Grocer's Porter. He was a well-respected member of the Salvation Army and the Order of the Rechabites.
He died aged 35 years old from pneumonia and he was buried on 14 May 1900.
After his death his daughter Florence Annie went to live with her uncle and aunt Samuel George Pocock and Mary Jane (nee Canning) at Lilac Cottage, Old Newtown Road. She became a draper's assistant and married in 1914. Research to date has found no record of the whereabouts of his wife Sarah Ann.
Source: Death Index 2Q 1900; Reading Mercury dated 19/5/1900.
No Mrs. P. Code
Author: D Duff
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