Stanley George Smith
ID# 11, b. 13 August 1892, d. 8 October 1965
Stanley George Smith
(c. 1914)
(c. 1914)
Stanley George Smith was a Baker, Later Window Cleaner & then worked for Standard Telephones & Cables.
Stanley was born at home at 9 St. John's Terrace at Whetstone, Finchley. He was an officer in the First World War and during WWII served on the home guard, especially the fire brigade. He helped with putting out the fires when the Docks in London were bombed during World War II. Early on he worked with his brother as a window cleaner and carpet beater.
One time when he was servicing a posh house, he met Ellen there who was a maidservant. That's how they first met.
Stanley enjoyed gardening. He would often comment on having "orts," a word with which Albert Dearnley was unfamiliar. Its an old Middle English word meaning left-overs.
Stanley lived at 71 Berkeley Crescent, New Barnet, Hertfordshire with his wife. He was active in the East Barnet Baptist Church, especially in the summer of 1936 when he helped then put on a church play.
On retirement, he suffered from arthritis & part of his therapy involved making rugs (at which he became quite adept). On Saturday afternoons he would watch the football results and eat winkles.
Stanley worked for Standard Telephone and Cables company and was later in life transfered to Harlow where they had opened a new office. They then lived in Harlow, Essex at 156 Halling Hill
He later died of rheumatoid arthritis. - D.S.
One time when he was servicing a posh house, he met Ellen there who was a maidservant. That's how they first met.
Stanley enjoyed gardening. He would often comment on having "orts," a word with which Albert Dearnley was unfamiliar. Its an old Middle English word meaning left-overs.
Stanley lived at 71 Berkeley Crescent, New Barnet, Hertfordshire with his wife. He was active in the East Barnet Baptist Church, especially in the summer of 1936 when he helped then put on a church play.
On retirement, he suffered from arthritis & part of his therapy involved making rugs (at which he became quite adept). On Saturday afternoons he would watch the football results and eat winkles.
Stanley worked for Standard Telephone and Cables company and was later in life transfered to Harlow where they had opened a new office. They then lived in Harlow, Essex at 156 Halling Hill
He later died of rheumatoid arthritis. - D.S.
Birth:
Stanley George Smith was born on 13 August 1892 at 9 St John's Terrace, Whetstone, Barnet R.D., Middlesex, England,
Indexed as Stanley George Smith; mother Howes.
Registration District: Barnet
Sub-District: Finchley
Informant: H.H. Smith (mother.)
Registration District: Barnet
Sub-District: Finchley
Informant: H.H. Smith (mother.)
Stanley George Smith was the son of James Smith and Henrietta Hammond Howes.
Stanley George Smith began military service on 29 August 1914
Short Service Attestation as "George Smith" aged 22yrs 16 dys.
Regimental Number: 15955
Regiment Name: Hussars of The Line
30 Mar 1918 - Received a gun shot wound in the right shoulder while in France.
Apr 1918 - Operation to remove Foreign Body (shrapnel) in right shoulder.
Occupation before joining the Army: Lamp Lighter.
Regimental Number: 15955
Regiment Name: Hussars of The Line
30 Mar 1918 - Received a gun shot wound in the right shoulder while in France.
Apr 1918 - Operation to remove Foreign Body (shrapnel) in right shoulder.
Occupation before joining the Army: Lamp Lighter.
in 1920 Stanley George Smith lived at Royston Road, Litlington, Cambridgeshire, England,
.
Marriage:
Stanley George Smith married Ellen Gertrude Law, daughter of Frederick Charles Law and Gertrude Bullard, on 3 April 1920 at Litlington Parish Church, Litlington, Cambridgeshire, England,
Stanley George Smith 28 Bachelor, Baker res: Royston Rd. Litlington fa: James Smith, Deceased
Ellen Gertrude Law 22 Spinster, --- res: Royston Rd. Litlington fa: Frederick Charles Law, Labourer
Both signed
Witnesses: James Harris & Frederick Charles Law.
about 1922 Stanley George Smith lived at 71 Berkeley Crescent, East Barnet, Hertfordshire, England,
.
Stanley George Smith was baptised on 16 May 1937 at East Barnet Baptist Church, East Barnet, Hertfordshire, England,
from Baptismal card.
between 1955 and 1965 Stanley George Smith lived at 156 Halling Hill, Harlow, Essex, England,
when Standard Telephones & Cables opened Harlow centre.
Death:
Stanley George Smith died on 8 October 1965 at St. Margaret's Hospital, Epping, Essex, England, at age 73 years, 1 month and 25 days
Age: 73
Cause of Death:
1a. Intestinal Obstruction
b. Right Inguirial Hernia
c. Ischaemic hypercardial Fibrosis & Adhesive Perecarditis
Coronary Thrombosis
Informant: S.D.Smith (Son.)
Cause of Death:
1a. Intestinal Obstruction
b. Right Inguirial Hernia
c. Ischaemic hypercardial Fibrosis & Adhesive Perecarditis
Coronary Thrombosis
Informant: S.D.Smith (Son.)
Stanley George Smith was buried on 15 October 1965 at Grave No. 64, Parndon Wood Cemetery, Harlow, Essex, England,
.
Children of Stanley George Smith and Ellen Gertrude Law
- Phyllis Nellie Grace Smith+ b. 30 Jan 1921, d. 17 Jun 1994
- Stanley Denis Smith+ b. 26 Nov 1924, d. 2 Aug 2007
Ellen Gertrude Law
ID# 12, b. 12 March 1898, d. 12 March 1987
Ellen Gertrude Law
Ellen Gertrude was named after Ellen, her mother's twin, and after her mother Getrude. Her death certificate filled out by her daughter Phyllis lists Ellen's place of birth as Baldock Hitchin. She attended school in Littlington. She was a devoted homemaker. Besides looking after her own children Phyllis and Denis, she likewise for several years took care of Daphne and Maureen, her nieces. She loved knitting quilts and entertaining her grandchildren on holiday. She was active in the Congregational church and attended the "Homemakers," a women's group. Ellen lived at 156 Halling Hill, Harlow, Essex. This was a set of bungalows.
She used to say, "You have to eat a little bit of dirt before you die."
When Clare was a child, Grandma Smith would always give her half a pomegrenate when she visited and Clare didn't like having to pick out all the seeds, put them in her mouth and then spit them back out once you got all the pip out of the seed. She would always bake Mark a Lemon Merangue pie.
She used to say, "You have to eat a little bit of dirt before you die."
When Clare was a child, Grandma Smith would always give her half a pomegrenate when she visited and Clare didn't like having to pick out all the seeds, put them in her mouth and then spit them back out once you got all the pip out of the seed. She would always bake Mark a Lemon Merangue pie.
Birth:
Ellen Gertrude Law was born on 12 March 1898 at Bassingbourn, Cambridgeshire, England,
Registration District: Hitchen
Sub-District: Baldock.
Sub-District: Baldock.
Ellen Gertrude Law was the daughter of Frederick Charles Law and Gertrude Bullard.
in 1920 Ellen Gertrude Law lived at Royston Road, Litlington, Cambridgeshire, England,
.
Marriage:
Ellen Gertrude Law married Stanley George Smith, son of James Smith and Henrietta Hammond Howes, on 3 April 1920 at Litlington Parish Church, Litlington, Cambridgeshire, England,
Stanley George Smith 28 Bachelor, Baker res: Royston Rd. Litlington fa: James Smith, Deceased
Ellen Gertrude Law 22 Spinster, --- res: Royston Rd. Litlington fa: Frederick Charles Law, Labourer
Both signed
Witnesses: James Harris & Frederick Charles Law.
between 1955 and 1985 Ellen Gertrude Law lived at 156 Halling Hill, Harlow, Essex, England,
dates are approx.
Death:
Ellen Gertrude Law died on 12 March 1987 at Goldsmiths, Partidge Road, Harlow, Essex, England, at age 89 years
Goldsmiths was an Old People's home.
Ellen had Alzheimers throughout her final years.
Cause of Death:
1a. Left Ventricular Failure
b. Hypertensive Heart Disease
c. Ischaemic Heart Disease
d. Fracture Right Femur and Cerebral Infarction
Certified by Charles Clark Coroner for Essex
Informant: Phyllis Nellie Grace Dearnley (daughter.)
Ellen had Alzheimers throughout her final years.
Cause of Death:
1a. Left Ventricular Failure
b. Hypertensive Heart Disease
c. Ischaemic Heart Disease
d. Fracture Right Femur and Cerebral Infarction
Certified by Charles Clark Coroner for Essex
Informant: Phyllis Nellie Grace Dearnley (daughter.)
Children of Ellen Gertrude Law and Stanley George Smith
- Phyllis Nellie Grace Smith+ b. 30 Jan 1921, d. 17 Jun 1994
- Stanley Denis Smith+ b. 26 Nov 1924, d. 2 Aug 2007
Stanley Denis Smith
ID# 13, b. 26 November 1924, d. 2 August 2007
Denis Smith
c.1945
c.1945
Birth:
Stanley Denis Smith was born on 26 November 1924 at Barnet R.D., Hertfordshire, England,
Indexed as Stanley D Smith, 1Q 1925.
Stanley Denis Smith was the son of Stanley George Smith and Ellen Gertrude Law.
WWII Identity card.
National Registration Number (1945): CGE 7010071.
National Registration Number (1945): CGE 7010071.
on 8 October 1965 Stanley Denis Smith lived at 3 Raban Court, Royston Road, Baldock, Hertfordshire, England,
Informant of his father's death.
The London Gazette, 9th September 1969. 9263.
ADJUDICATIONS
SMITH, Stanley Denis, 61, Letchworth Road, Baldock in the county of Hertford, Machine Operator, lately trading at Summer House Cafe, Royston Road, Baldock aforesaid as a CAFE PROPRIETOR.
Court — LUTON. No. of Matter—33 of 1969. Date of Order—29th Aug., 1969. Date of Filing Petition—29th Aug., 1969
Summer House Cafe.
ADJUDICATIONS
SMITH, Stanley Denis, 61, Letchworth Road, Baldock in the county of Hertford, Machine Operator, lately trading at Summer House Cafe, Royston Road, Baldock aforesaid as a CAFE PROPRIETOR.
Court — LUTON. No. of Matter—33 of 1969. Date of Order—29th Aug., 1969. Date of Filing Petition—29th Aug., 1969
in 2007 Stanley Denis Smith lived at Corner Lodge Residential Care Home, 185-193 Meadow Way, Jaywick Sands, Essex, England,
.
Death:
Stanley Denis Smith died on 2 August 2007 at Colchester General Hospital, Colchester, Essex, England, at age 82 years, 8 months and 7 days
Indexed as Stanley Dennis Smith otherwise Dennis Smith, born 24 Nov 1924.
Child of Stanley Denis Smith
- Hilary Dawn Smith+ b. 23 Oct 1956, d. 21 Jan 2011
Hilary Dawn Smith
ID# 16, b. 23 October 1956, d. 21 January 2011
Hilary Dawn Warwick (née Smith)
(1956-2011)
(1956-2011)
Birth:
Hilary Dawn Smith was born on 23 October 1956 at Hendon, Middlesex, England,
.
Hilary Dawn Smith was the daughter of Stanley Denis Smith.
Death:
Hilary Dawn Smith died on 21 January 2011 at 27 Downsway, East Hunsbury, Northamptonshire, England, at age 54 years, 2 months and 29 days
.