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* [[H. M. Bentley| Horace Milner (H.M.)]]: December 15, 1885
* [[H. M. Bentley| Horace Milner (H.M.)]]: December 15, 1885
* [[W. O. Bentley| Walter Owen (W.O.)]]: September 16, 1888
* [[W. O. Bentley| Walter Owen (W.O.)]]: September 16, 1888
1919 Died in Paddington<ref>BMD</ref>


1920 Alfred is described as 'late'. <ref>The Times, Saturday, Mar 13, 1920</ref>
1920 Alfred is described as 'late'. <ref>The Times, Saturday, Mar 13, 1920</ref>

Latest revision as of 10:49, 23 July 2019

Alfred Bentley born c1841, a merchant in silks and woollens

1874. October 12th. Marriage of Alfred Bentley (age 33) and Emily Waterhouse (age 20)

Their children were:-

  • Clara: October 30, 1875
  • William Waterhouse (W.W.): September 4, 1877 - Died 1927
  • Alfred Hardy (A.H.): September 5, 1878
  • Emily Maud: October 4, 1879 (died six months latter)
  • Edith: March 21, 1881
  • Hilda: April 27, 1882
  • Leonard Holt (L.H.): July 2, 1883 - Died 1918.
  • Arthur Waterhouse (A.W.): August 3, 1884 - Died 1913 [1]
  • Horace Milner (H.M.): December 15, 1885
  • Walter Owen (W.O.): September 16, 1888

1919 Died in Paddington[2]

1920 Alfred is described as 'late'. [3]

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Sources of Information

  1. The Times, Wednesday, Dec 03, 1913
  2. BMD
  3. The Times, Saturday, Mar 13, 1920