JAMES BAVERSTOCK
FUNERAL OF MR. J. BAVERSTOCK
The funeral of Mr. J. Baverstock took place at the Methodist Church, Northbrook street on Saturday. The service was conducted by the Circuit Ministers and the following local preachers: Messrs. T. Potter, F.H. Hardham, and G.G. Green. The family mourners were: Messrs S. Baverstock, J.H. Baverstock, and R. Baverstock (sons), Mrs. Dean, Miss Gladys Baverstock and Mrs. Cheeseman (daughters), Mr. E.C. Cheeseman (son-in-law), Mrs. S. Baverstock and Mrs. R. Baverstock (daughters-in-law), Squadron Leader Basil Green (grandson).
The widow was unable to be present owing to indisposition.
Wreaths were sent from: His Wife; Steve, May and Mollie; Elsie and Davi; John, Kitty and the children; Vie and Eric; Brenda and Tom; Reg and Peggy; Davis and Dorothy; grandchildren at 81, Bartholomew street; Gladys, Olive and sister Bess; Trustees Methodist Church (Northbrook street); Directors and Staff, Jacksons Ltd, Reading; All at Bexhill-on-sea; Gertie, Jim and family; Bill, Ann and the children; All at Lilac Cottage; the Edward family; Mrs Banaister, Cissie and Kath; Mr. and Mrs. Tennant; Mr. and Mrs. Spokes; Kathleen; Staff N.C.H. and O. Sanatorium, Harpenden; Children and Staff, Open Air School, Harpenden; Mr. and Mrs. Robins; Mr. Whiteman and daughter; Tom and Nobby.
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in his book Newbury: Road by Road, R.B. Tubb has a James Baverstock living at 93 Old Newtown Road, and gives an account (on page 205) of him being in trouble with the Borough Council in 1933 for encroaching onto the highway.
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(Sarah Jane died 12th April 1950 aged 79) |