Personal Details of Edith Kate Vanderplank
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| Died: | 12/02/1932 |
| Buried: | 15/02/1932 |
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Burial Register
| Name at death | Edith Kate Vanderplank | ||||||
| Age at Death | 58 | ||||||
| Burial Date | 15 February 1932 | ||||||
| Abode |
1 Highfield Avenue
Newbury |
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| Official at Burial | R.N? Hewett | ||||||
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| Sources | Burial Register |
Burial Register entry for Edith Kate Vanderplank
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Burial Register Entry for Edith Kate Vanderplank
Memorial Details
| Front, back and left kerb: ILMO ROBERT WALTER VANDERPLANK who died Jan 29th 1924 Right kerb: Also of EDITH KATE, his beloved daughter, who died Feb 12th 1932 aged 58. / "Until the day break" | |
| Name on Memorial | Edith Kate VANDERPLANK |
| Date of death | 12/02/1932 |
| Age | 58 |
| Gender | Female |
| Memorial Type | Grave |
| Construction Material | |
| Condition of memorial | Poor, inlaid letters |
| Pattison Location Code | Ma17 |
| Recorder's Notes | Front of grave has broken off. |
| Others named on memorial | |
| Robert Walter VANDERPLANK |
Newspaper Cuttings
The articles below have been transcribed from newspapers and magezines.
DEATHS Edith Kate Vanderplank,
| Source: | NWN |
| Article date: | 18/02/1932 |
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| Transciption: | Newbury Weekly News Dated 18th February 1932 VANDERPLANK – Feb. 12th at the Nursing Home, Highfield-avenue, Edith Kate, beloved eldest daughter of Mrs Vanderplank, 3 Highfield-avenue. |
| This obituary entry is awaiting verification. |
Biographical Information
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Edith Kate Vanderplank 1872-1932
Edith Kate Vanderplank
1872-1932
Edith Kate Lucas was born in 1872 in Romsey, the illegitimate daughter of Emma Kate Lucas. She was baptised on the 29th December 1872 in Bramshaw Hampshire.
Her mother Emma Kate was born in 1855 in Southampton the daughter of John and Emma Lucas (nee Coles) who were married in 1840 in Southampton.
Edith’s mother, Emma Kate married in 1875
Marriage details:
Place: Romsey, Hampshire
Date: 29th March 1875
Groom: Robert Walter Vanderplank, aged 23, bachelor, occupation, Carpenter, abode, Romsey
Bride: Emma Kate Lucas, aged 20, spinster, abode, Romsey
Fathers: James Vanderplank, a Labourer and John Lucas, a Coach Builder
Witnesses: James Lucas and Henrietta Lucas
After they were married Edith Kate was known as Edith Kate Vanderplank.
Edith Kate’s half-siblings were:
Leonard Walter born c1876
Robert Frank born c1878
Laura Lucy born 1880
Frederic James born 1882
Emma Grace born 1885
Ethel Jane born 1887
Herbert born 1888 (died 1888)
Dorothy Faith born c1892
Arthur Lucas born 1894
The 1881 census records Robert (29), as a Carpenter & Joiner, living in Longcroft, Basingstoke, Hampshire with Emma (26) and their children, Edith, (8), Leonard (5), Robert (2), Laura (10 months) and a lodger, Harry Gosling (21), a Butcher.
In 1891 Robert (39), (no occupation recorded for Robert, surname recorded as Vanderplaats on ancestry)) Emma (36) and their children Leonard (15), a Grocer’s Apprentice, Robert (13), Laura (10), Frederic (8), Emma (5) and Ethel (3), were living at 97 May Street, Basingstoke.
Edith (18) was working as a Domestic Servant, at 2 West End Villas, Winchester Road, Basingstoke, for a Bank Manager, Francis Lazenby (48) and his family. (Surname recorded as Vanduplank)
The 1901 census records the family living at 2 Brooke Street, Basingstoke. Robert (49) was recorded as a Joiner/Carpenter, Edith (28), was recorded a Restaurant Waitress and Emma (15), was recorded as a Fancy Trader Apprentice.
In 1911 Robert (59), Emma (56), Edith (38), Dorothy (19), Arthur (16) and 4 Boarders, Philip Henry Turner (60), a Journalist, Claude Hayes (58), an Artist (Landscape, watercolour and oil), Jessica Hayes (39) and Helen Page (42), living on her own means, were recorded living at The Litten Boarding House, Newtown Road, Newbury. Robert was recorded as the Boarding House Keeper, Edith and Dorothy were recorded as Assisting in the Business and Arthur was recorded as an Outfitter’s Apprentice at a Clothier’s Shop.
Edith’s father Robert died aged 72 on the 29th January 1924 at the Litten, he was laid to rest in the Newtown Road Cemetery on the 2nd February.
The 1930 Electoral Register records Edith Kate and her mother Emma Kate Vanderplank living at 3 Highfield Avenue, Newbury
Edith Kate died aged 58 on the 12th February 1932, she was laid to rest with Robert on the 15th February.
Her mother Emma Kate died 82 in 1937, in Bristol.
Author: Gambles
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