Gibbs Family Tree
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Matches 701 to 750 of 2,246
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| 701 | Baptised 3 July 1897 at Newbold, Lancashire. Educated at Shrewsbury 1911-14 and Christ Church, Oxford, 1920-21. (Boulter Exhibition). Buried in Finchampstead churchyard. Vice-President Oxford University Moot Club, 1921. Served in the Great War with the Royal Field Artillery in France and Mesopotamia, 1914-19 (British War Medal, and Allies' Victory Medal). Called to the Bar (Inner Temple) 1921. Contested Parliamentary Division of Mansfield co. Notts., 1929 as Conservative. Chairman of Coningsby Club, 1925-26. K.C. 1947; J.P. 1949-52; Special Commissioner for Trial of Matrimonial Causes 1953; County Court Judge 1961-66. Club: Carlton. | Edgedale, His Honour Judge Samuel Richard QC (I2198)
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| 702 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Edwards, Katherine Mary (I2761)
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| 703 | Baptised 30 April 1939 at St. John's, Bulawayo. Educated at Ruzawi School and Diocesan College, Rondebosch. Went into dairy farming 1957. Chairman Dairy Producers of Matabeleland 1963-68. President of Matabeleland Branch of Rhodesia National Farmers Union 1968-71. President of the Rhodesia Party in opposition to the Rhodesian Front 1974-76. Member of British South African Police Reserve from 1961. Wounded in action 1977. Member of the Board of Gibbs and Co. (CA) (Pvt) Ltd. Interests: Farmers Unions, politics, shooting, fishing, reading. | Gibbs, Timothy Durant (I1884)
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| 704 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gibbs, Jonathan Charles William (I2101)
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| 705 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Liddon, Susan Patricia (I2782)
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| 706 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gibbs, Simon Evan Alexander (I2132)
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| 707 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Edwards, Stephen Jonathan Hugh (I2759)
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| 708 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Liddon, Timothy John (I2781)
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| 709 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gibbs, Patrick Michael Evan (I2115)
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| 710 | Baptised 4 March 1928 at Standish, Glos. Educated at St. Michael's, Watermoor, Cirencester. With her husband, partner in Durston (Somerset) Woodlands Ltd., which they founded in 1954. Personally in charge of roses and shrub section of the business. | Gibbs, Anne Susan Downall (I2777)
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| 711 | Baptised 4 October 1865 at East Clevedon, Somerset. | Gibbs, Agnes Hilda (I2592)
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| 712 | Baptised 5 August 1928 at Walkern. Educated at Eton and RMA Sandhurst. Regular soldier in Coldstream Guards until 1967. With his wife Janet, took over chair-caning business in 1969 in High Wycombe. Developed their own line of furniture in 1977. Moved the business to Cirencester in 1979 where Janet (4) has a separate chair-caning workshop. | Gibbs, Major Henry Francis (I2388)
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| 713 | Baptised 5 January 1847 at Wraxall Educated at Eton College. Died of Yellow fever at Kingston, Jamaica, unmarried, 25 February 1870 and was buried 22 July 1870 at Wraxall. Memorial Inscription in the Church and churchyard at Clifton Hampden and outside the vestry at Wraxall. At Eton he was in 1865 in the school cricket XI, and football XI. He entered Antony Gibbs and Sons, London, in 1867 and died on his way to join their Branch in Peru. | Gibbs, Stanley Vaughan (I2582)
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| 714 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Miles, Rev. Robert William (I2561)
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| 715 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gibbs, Henry Arthur (I2057)
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| 716 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gibbs, Camilla Jane Evadne (I2133)
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| 717 | Baptised 6 May 1900 at Netherseale, co. Derby. Buried at Chettle House, co. Dorset. Memorial Inscription there. | Cunard, Priscilla (I2690)
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| 718 | Baptised 6 October 1875 at Elstree. Died childless April 1947. She and her husband resided at 7 Brompton Sq., Kensington 1900-10, 29 Brompton Sq. 1910-15; also The Glebe House, Driffield, near Cirencester 1900-18; Culkerton House, Glos. from 1918. She was a Governor of the secondary school at Tetbury, Glos. Portrait (aged 10) by F. Eddis, last in her own possession. | Gibbs, Helen Laura (I2637)
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| 719 | Baptised 7 April 1650 at St. Mary Arches, Exeter. Will dated 30 September 1717, proved 1 September 1719 in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury, Doctors Commons, London. | Gibbs, Elizabeth (I3026)
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| 720 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gibbs, Adrian Michael Philip (I2118)
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| 721 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gibbs, Hugo Dalzell (I1838)
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| 722 | Baptised 7 May 1937 at St. Nicholas, Standish. Educated at Lawnside, Malvern, Worcs. Partner in A. Stevens & Co. (Boxmakers). | Gibbs, Mary Bridget (I2783)
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| 723 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gibbs, Isabel Margaret Ramsay (I2012)
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| 724 | Baptised 8 July 1890 at St. Saviour's, Pimlico. 1st daughter of Henry Percy St. John (died 1921); a Principal Clerk in the House of Lords, for whom see Bolingbroke in Burke's 'Peerage') by Maude Louise, daughter of Hon. Pascoe Ch. Glyn, for whom see Wolverton in Burke's 'Peerage'. Buried at Barrow. A Trustee of St. Michael's Home, Cheddar from 1928. Indefatigable worker in many social spheres. For many years, while living at Easton Grey, she was a leading organiser of Malmesbury Hospital. A keen and able Conservative politician in the Chippenham Division, she was the mainstay first to Sir Victor Cazalet M.P. and then from 1943-62 to Mr. David Eccles, M.P. (now Lord Eccles). In the Second World War she kept the Constituency going by her own endeavours in her official capacities of Treasurer and then Chairman. She also ran a canteen at Badminton for H.M. Queen Mary's Guard and other soldiers stationed in the neighbourhood. An enthusiastic and talented gardener. Died 29 September 1964. Portrait: In pastel by Miss Broughton, in possession of Mrs. H. P. St. John in 1932, present whereabouts unknown. | St. John, Margaret Olivia (I2432)
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| 725 | Baptised 8 July 1920 at St. Paul's Knightsbridge, Westminster. | Gibbs, Marigold Ruby (I2227)
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| 726 | Baptised 8 November 1890 at St. Saviour's, Pimlico. In the Great War she was employed in decoding, first by the Canadian and American Dept. of the Ministry of Munitions; next by the "Women's Royal Naval Service", first at Holyhead Station, afterwards at Admiralty Headquarters. After the War and untill married employed in the Admiralty Hydrographic Dept. 1891 CENSUS - Living with parents at 85 Belgrave Rd. London. 1901 CENSUS - Aged 10, Visiting at Newlands House, Mr Charles T. Palmer and Frances. Also, Beatrix Digby, aged 32, step daughter. 1911 CENSUS - Aged 20, Visiting at Wolfeton House, Dorchester, Dorset, Mr Wynne Albert Bankes. Immigration & Tavel. 18 Feb 1921 - Dep. Southampton for Natal, S. Africa. (probably going to Mauritius to get married.) 24 May 1928 - Arr. London from Mauritius, aboard SS Gascon. With children, Antony 5, Eleanor 4, & Barbara 2. 29 June 1940 - Listed as a passenger on the "Athlone Castle" sailing from Durban, S.Africa to Southampton. Buried at Pine Lawns Cemetery, Warminster, Wiltshire. Probate read, 17 Nov 1983 in London. Left £4893. | Bankes, Cicely Muriel (I2646)
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| 727 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | White, Jennifer Sara (I2786)
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| 728 | Baptised at Aldenham Church, educated at St. Stephen's College, Broadstairs. Married firstly at St. Mary's, Tamerton, Foliot on 18 April 1959, and secondly on 25 April 1974 in Bristol. After leaving school obtained Diploma in Cookery and Needlework, followed by a year in France studying French for 'A' levels and French History of Art. Secretarial Course at Marlborough Gate Secretarial College, followed by 2 years work with Architects James Cubitt and Partners, and at Marconi House. Returned to Devon for a year's practical work in school for E.S.N. children as a Matron before going on to study Social Science in Bristol. Portrait: Crayon by Robert Needham, July 1947, last in possn. of her father Denis L Gibbs. | Gibbs, Jillianne Bridget (I833)
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| 729 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gibbs, Penelope Mary (I941)
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| 730 | Baptised at All Saints at Upper Norwood. Sister Laura in Convent of Sisters of Charity of Knowle. | Fortescue-Brickdale, Laura (I2644)
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| 731 | Baptised at All Saints in Upper Norwood. Educated at Winchester college 1904-9; matric. Oxford (Christ Church) 1909 BA 1912. Was head of his House at Winchester, in the School Cricket XI and Association Football XI. Joined Blyth Greene Jourdain & Co., in City of London, 1913, and worked in the Christ Church Mission at Poplar under Rev. John S. Gibbs. Volunteered for service on outbreak of the Great War. 2nd Lieut., 8th (City of London) Battn. (Post Office Rifles) of the London Regt., 7 Sept. 1914, Captain November 15, Adjutant; wounded 28 April 1917 at cross roads between Mory and Ecoust St. Mein, nr. Bapaume, France, and invalided for the rest of the War. British War Medal and Allies' (Victory) Medal. In Mauritius from 1919 with Blyth Brothers & Co. (sometime Senior Partner). O.B.E. 1932 for services in the cyclone of Mar. 1931. M.L.C. Mauritius 1932-40, Hon. Netherlands Consul, Port Louis, Managing Director and Chairman Blyth, Greene, Jourdain and Co. Ltd. London 1959-62, 1st Island Commander of Boys Scouts, Mauritius (Silver Wolf). 1 son and 3 daughters: Antony Jerome, died 1943 while saving another's life in Madagascar; Eleanor Frances Man m. John Edwin Ann, 2 daughters; Barbara Beatrix, m. Gerald Logan Taylor; (Anne) Rachel Benita, m. her third cousin John Baynton Rolt, eldest son of late Very Rev. Cecil Henry Rolt, M.A., sometime Dean of Cape Town, by his wife Mary, daughter of Very Rev. William Foxley-Norris, Dean of Westminster and grand-daughter of Ven. Alfred Pott, Archdeacon of Berks., and his wife Emily Harriett, sister of George Louis Monck Gibbs. John and Rachel Rolt live at Falcon Cottage, East Winterslow, Salisbury, Wilts. | Fortescue-Brickdale, Matthew Knt. OBE (I2643)
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| 732 | Baptised at All Saints Mission church, White Lion Street (Pentonville), Finsbury. Her marriage to John Arthur Pepys Charrington was dissolved by divorce. | Cunard, Barbara Haliburton (I2696)
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| 733 | Baptised at All Saints, Ennismore Gardens | Gibbs, Sylvia Mary (I2616)
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| 734 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Douglas, John Stewart Sholto Earl of Morton (I2818)
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| 735 | Baptised at Banstead Church. Educated at Greenacre School, Banstead 1946-54. Pitmans College for Commercial Course, 1955-56. Secretary in the British Iron & Steel Federation 1956-57. Radcliffe Infirmary SRN Training 1957-61. Staff Nurse at Radcliffe Infirmary 1961-62. Nuffield Maternity Home, Oxford for SCM Part 1 training 1962. Queen Mary's Hospital, Porsmouth for SCM Part 2 training 1963. Between 1963 and 1970 various posts as a staff nurse in hospitals in Berne and Geneva in Switzerland; New York and Seattle, USA; and Fulham Hospital, London. Chiswick Polytechnic for Health Visitor Training in 1971. Worked as Health Visitor in the Boroughs of Richmond and Sutton from 1971-76. | Gibbs, Jacqueline Sylvia (I2036)
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| 736 | Baptised at Bonisa 15 March 1935. Educated at Ruzawi School, Diocesan College Rondebosch; Christ Church, Oxford (M.A.). Worked for various subsidiaries of Antony Gibbs Holdings since 1957, firstly in Johannesburg and then in Rhodesia for 12 years. At present with Antony Gibbs Safe Ltd. in London. Fellow of the Corporation of Insurance Brokers; Associate of the Chartered Insurance Institute. Secretary to the Fund Raising Committee of Jairos Jiri Association in Britain (an Association to help handicapped Africans). Governor of St. Mary's School, Wantage, since 1973; Governor of Colville Junior School (Inner London Education Authority). Interests: shooting and fishing. Club: Bulawayo (Bulawayo, Zimbabwe). | Gibbs, Jeremy Herbert (I1865)
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| 737 | Baptised at Clifton Hampden 1 June 1834. Buried 26 January 1902 at Clifton Hampden. Memorial Inscription in churchyard there. | Gibbs, Emily Harriett (I2581)
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| 738 | Baptised at Clyst St. George on 8 November 1620; buried there 23 July 1674. Will proved 10 September 1674 in the Principal Registry of the Bishop of Exeter or the Archdeaconry Court of Exeter. Will mentions sisters Anstice Turner and Mary Gibbings. Witness Robert Gibbe. | Gibbe, Richard of Clyst St George (I540)
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| 739 | Baptised at Cuddesdon, Oxon 23 January 1859. Buried at Trent, Dorset. 2 sons and 2 daughters. | Pott, Mary Blanche (I2836)
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| 740 | Baptised at Dehra Dun, India 5 February 1901. Attended Royal Academy of Dramatic Art 1921-22. During the 2nd World War worked in a canteen at Liverpool Street Station, London. 1957-68 worked with Red Cross Hospital Libraries. Divorced 1940. Married 2ndly 1941. 2 sons and 1 daughter: David Hamilton Gault, born 9 April 1928, and married Felicity Jane Gribble, 3 sons, 2 daughters, Executive Chairman, Gallic Management Co. Ltd. since 1974 (see Who's Who); Christopher John Hamilton Gault, born 14 Sept. 1938, m. Nancye Colbeck, 3 sons, 1 daughter; Jennifer Mary Hamilton Gault, born 13 March 1930, m. John Hunter Blair, 1 son, 2 daughters. Address: 11 Compton, Chichester, Sussex. | Gordon Young, Iris Hilda (I2663)
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| 741 | Baptised at East Clevedon. Buried 21 July 1925 at Bourton, Co. Dorset. Memorial Inscription in churchyard there. Will proved 5 October 1925. She and her husband lived at Chaffeymoor House and she remained there as a widow. In the Great War she lent the house as a Hospital, and became Commandant of the Military Hospital at Gillingham, Dorset. Portrait (with her son Hallam) by Wontner last in possession of her sister Agnes Hilda Gibbs. | Gibbs, Lady Lilian Mary (I2591)
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| 742 | Baptised at East Hendred 11 December 1860. Educated at Eton College, 1873-8, matric. Oxford (Keble College) 28 January 1879. Buried 17 May 1879 at Clifton Hampden. Memorial Inscription in the churchyard there and Memorial window in the Church. | Pott, Charles Percival (I2837)
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| 743 | Baptised at Elstree Herts. Educated at Charterhouse School, Surrey, 1886-90. Buried at Winson, Gloucestershire. Will proved 18 July 1922. Sometime in the brewery partnership mentioned under George Harold Gibbs. 2nd Lieut., 3 Mar. 1897, in Royal East Kent Yeomanry Cavalry. 2nd Lieut., 1899, in Inniskilling 6th Dragoons, Lieut. 12 Ap. 1901. Served in the Boer War in South Africa 1899-1901 (medal with 3 clasps). A.D.C. 1903 to his bro.-in-law Major-General Parr when in command of the North West District of England at Chester. Resigned from the Army 21 Oct. 1903. Trout-breeding at Beaulieu, Hants. 1906-11. A director of Blyth Greene Jourdain & Co., Ld., London, 1899-1922. In the Great War was on home service as temp. Major in the Gloucestershire Yeomanry 19 September 1914 to December 1919. Resided at 13 Cadogan Court, Draycott Avenue, Chelsea, for some years from 1911; at Winson Manor, Gloucestershire, for some years up to his death. | Gibbs, Major Antony Edmund (I2611)
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| 744 | Baptised at Elstree, Herts. Buried at Notgrove, Glos. She and her first husband resided at Faringdon House, Berks., 1902-7; at The Manor House, Notgrove, co. Glos., from 1908, which she retained after his death till 1918. With her second husband she resided at Britwell House, Britwell Salome, co. Oxon., 1918-26; chiefly in London afterwards. Oil portrait by M. Bisson last in possession of Veronica Hanbury-Tracey and pastel by Braun last in possession of Penelope Loveday. | Gibbs, Beatrice Rhoda (I2593)
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| 745 | Baptised at Elstree, Herts. Educated at Charterhouse School, Surrey, 1886-90, and New College, Oxford. Buried at Clifton Hampden. Memorial in churchyard there and in the chapel of Barrow Court, Somerset. Will dated 23 December 1903 and proved 21 December 1907. Sometime in the brewery partnership mentioned under George Harold Gibbs. Delicate health prevented later professional work. Portrait by G. Anderson (1898) last in possession of W. O. Gibbs. | Gibbs, Stanley Vaughan (I2610)
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| 746 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gordon-Lennox, Lucinda Jean (I1803)
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| 747 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gibbs, Margaret Frances (I2716)
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| 748 | Baptised at Holy Trinity the Less | Acocks, Caroline (I3534)
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| 749 | Baptised at Hutton 24 February 1872. Buried at Hutton. Memorial Inscription in churchyard. | Gibbs, Mary Balmaine (I2738)
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| 750 | Baptised at Hutton, Somerset. Educated at Lancing College 1893-8. In South Africa 1899-1908, and served there in the Boer War of 1899-1902 at the siege of Kimberley in the Town Guard, in the Cape Mounted Rifles, and afterwards in the Cape Mounted Police (Queen's and King's medals with clasps and the Star of Kimberley). Orange farming at Anaheim, California, 1909-15. Returned 1915 for the Great War and joined an Officers' Training Corps; 2nd Lieut. 3/1 Warwick Royal Horse Artillery 1916; Lieut, later in same year; served in Salonica, Egypt, Palestine, in 1918 in France, and in Germany during the occupation; demobilized 1919. British war medal, and Allies' (Victory) medal. Citrus farming with his brother at Rietfontein Farm, Selborne, nr. Addo, Cape Province, from 1921. Died unmarried. | Gibbs, Henry Mordaunt (I2739)
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