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2nd July 1926 - Death of Jane Hall

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Buntingford

Death

The death occurred on Wednesday, June 30th, of Mrs Jane Hall, of The Alms Houses, Buntingford.

The deceased, who was 83 years of age, had resided in Buntingford all her life, and was well known and respected.

16th November 1923 - Death of Esther Grumble

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Hare Street

Death

On Saturday last a caravan dweller, named Esther Grumble, died after a long and painful illness.

The deceased's family are well known, having had connections with this district for over fifty years.

The remains were laid to rest in Great Hormead Churchyard on Monday last. There were forty followers, most of whom were caravan dwellers.

The deceased, who is [sic] 65 years of age, leaves a husband and a large family.

Mr George Saggers was the undertaker.

2nd November 1923 - Re John Poulton, deceased.

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Legal and Official Notices

Re John Poulton, deceased.

Notice is hereby given that all persons having any claims against the estate of John Poulton, late of Rose Cottage, Aspenden, near Buntingford, Retired Postman, who died on the 19th day of October last, are required to send in particulars in writing of such claims to the undersigned before the 3rd day of December next, after which date the Executors will distribute the assets among the persons entitled, having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have notice.

Dated this 2nd day of November, 1923.

Chalmers-Hunt & Co., Buntingford.

Solicitors to the Executors.

2nd November 1923 - Death and Funeral of Mrs E.J. Crane

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Death and Funeral of Mrs E.J. Crane

It is with much regret that we record the death of Mrs Ernest J. Crane, of Buntingford.

Mrs Crane, before her marriage was an assistant mistress in the Barkway Council Schools, a post she held with some distinction until her marriage in 1917. She was much esteemed by all her pupils on account of her kind disposition, and was greatly respected by a large circle of friends in Barkway and Buntingford.

After a short illness the end came on Sunday last, and much sympathy is felt for her sorrowing husband and her six months' old child.

On Wednesday afternoon the remains were conveyed by motor hearse to the deceased's old home at Barkway, where she was born. The funeral took place at Barkway yesterday (Thursday).

The Rev. W.T. Stubbs very impressively officiated at the service, and a large number of friends were present to pay their last respects.

Mrs Bowman presided at the organ, and the hymn sung was "On the Resurrection Morning." As the cortege left the church the organist played Mendelssohn's "Oh Rest in the Lord."

The plain oak coffin bore a breast plated inscribed:

Jessie R. Crane, Died October 28th, 1923, Aged 36 years.

The immediate mourners were Mr E.J. Crane (husband), Mr and Mrs Copeland (father and mother), Mr and Mrs C. Copeland (brother and sister-in-law), Mrs J. Crane (mother-in-law), Mrs H. Beeton (sister-in-law), Mr H. Beeton, Mrs E. Martin and Mrs Knife (cousins), Mrs F.G. Crane (aunt), Mrs Gray and the seven employees of the firm.

Amongst the 54 beautiful floral tokens were the following:

To dear Jessie, from her loving husband and little John - "A devoted wife and loving mother."

To our loving daughter, from her affectionate father and mother.

In loving memory, from Mother and Mary.

In loving remembrance, from the old Barkway scholars.

With heartfelt sympathy, from the Organist and Choir of Barkway Church.

With deepest sympathy, from the Buntingford Ex-Service Men's Club.

With deepest sympathy, from the Buntingford Women's Institute.

With deepest sympathy, from the tradesmen of Buntingford.

With sincere sympathy, from the teachers of Barkway School.

In loving remembrance from Harold and Millie.

In affectionate remembrance, from uncle, aunt and Cyril.

With deepest sympathy, from Harry.

With loving sympathy, from auntie Gray.

With sincere sympathy, from Barney, Bert and Harry.

With deepest sympathy from Castle, Clark, Parker and Clark sen.

The funeral arrangements were carried out by Mr George Saggers.

 
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