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Minnie Tully

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Minnie (Emma) Tully (1893-1948) , a well-known motorcyclist and mechanic

1893 Born the daughter of Cornelius Brittiffe Tully, a gas engineer.

1911 Living at 8 Marine Parade, Hythe: Cornelius Brittiffe Tully (age 50 born Battersea), Engineer (manager) in Gas manufacture. With his wife Minnie Tully (age 49 born Battersea) and their seven children; Sydney James Brittiffe Tully (age 28 born Battersea), Engineer - Gas Manufacture; Minnie Tully (age 18 born Sligo); Ivy Tully (age 13 born Sligo); Eugene George Tully (age 12 born Sligo); Florence Violet Tully (age 10 born Sligo); Constance Dorothy Tully (age 8 born Sligo); and Gwendoline Tully (age 6 born Southgate).[1]

1915 Married John Granville Grenfell. Two sons Reginald Pascoe Sydney Grenfell (died 1941 age 20) and Francis were both killed in WW2.

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  1. ↑ 1911 Census
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