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Buried: | 24/11/1930 |
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Name at death | George Duckett | ||||||
Age at Death | 64 | ||||||
Burial Date | 24 November 1930 | ||||||
Abode |
119 Bartholomew Street
Newbury |
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Official at Burial | W. Lawson Jones | ||||||
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Sources | Burial Register |
"On S side of kerb: In Memory of Selina, beloved wife of G. Duckett who died Oct. 21st 1919 aged 52// On top of S kerb: Also of George Duckett who died Nov. 20th. 1930 aged 64.// On N kerb: Also of Walter and John, sons, killed in action 1917. /Never forgotten." | |
Name on Memorial | George DUCKETT |
Date of death | 20/11/1930 |
Age | 64 |
Gender | Male |
Memorial Type | kerbstones with grass |
Construction Material | Limestone |
Condition of memorial | Kerbstones with grass. |
Pattison Location Code | 76A |
Others named on memorial | |
Selina DUCKETT | |
Walter DUCKETT | |
John DUCKETT |
The articles below have been transcribed from newspapers and magezines.
Source: | Newbury Weekly News and Mrs Pattison |
Article date: | 27/11/1930 |
Copyright: | Newbury Weekly News |
Transciption: | GEORGE DUCKETT
THE LATE MR GEORGE DUCKETT
The funeral of Mr. George Duckett, who after his retirement from the London printing world, died on Wednesday last at 119, Bartholomew-street, took place on Monday at the Old Cemetery, Newbury.
`Mr. George Duckett, who was 64 years of age, was the son of Mr. George Duckett, who for many years employed by Messrs. Seymour of the Broadway.
Mr. George Duckett was apprenticed 50 years ago to the late Mr. W.J. Blacket, of 34, Northbrook-street, as a printer. Leaving the local firm, he was for many years employed by Messrs. Spottiswood, of London, and afterwards by Messrs. Cloves, where he had a responsible position. He remained in London until ill-health necessitated his leaving for Newbury. He was benefiting from the change to the country until his death took place very unexpectedly from heart failure.
The funeral service took place at the Primitive Methodist Church, Bartholomew-street, the minister being the Rev. W. Lawson Jones.
The mourners were the widow, Mr. Harry Duckett (son), Mrs. David Smith (daughter), Mr. David Smith (son-in-law), Mrs. H. Duckett (daughter-in-law).
Many other people were present including Mr. Councillor J.H. Thompson and Mr. Alfred Collins (representing Messrs Blacket Turner and Co. Ltd.).
Newbury Weekly News 27 November 1930 Mrs. P. p.39 76A Died 20 November 1930 aged 64
Also present at the funeral E. Duckett (brother) and Mrs. Duckett. Reg (nephew) and Alick (brother-in-law) Newbury Weekly News 4 December 1930
Also note wife Selina died 21 October 1919 aged 52 and sons Walter and John Killed in action 1917 |
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