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Pte J S Cattell

10 (21, 37, 5) Canterbury Street (Canterbury Terrace Benson Road)

History of 10 Canterbury Street

1891 (5)

Thomas Melbourne

1901 (37)

Thomas W Melbourne, 41, gardener, b Norfolk

Charlotte, 41, college bedmaker, b Norfolk

Robert, 17, carpenter, b Chesterton

Thomas W, 16, candlemaker, b Chesterton

Herbert, 10, b Chesterton

Harry V, 4, b Chesterton

Ellen M Vale, servant, 14, b West Wratting

1911

 

1913 (21)

George Bradford

1918

Pte John Ibbott Cattell; before the war a confectioner with Mr Hawkins. He joined the North Staffs Reg and was killed 20.10.1918 aged 32. He was husband of Mrs Cattell (Florence Bradford) of 21 Canterbury Street.

1939  (10)

Cattell

1962

E W Jeacocke

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