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William Lambshead (1884-1966)

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William Lambshead (1884-1996), of Deller's Cafe, Exeter

Born the son of William Lambshead (1848-1932)

1911 Living at 1 Queens Park, Paignton: William Lambshead (age 63 born Newton Abbot), Manager of general Store. With his wife Elizabeth Anne Lambshead (age 65 born Paignton) and two sons Samuel Herbert Lambshead (age 30 born Paignton), Chemist (pharmaceutical), and William Lambshead (age 27 born Paignton), Manager of Cafe.[1]

1912 'William Lambshead, junior, of Torbay-road, Paignton, and Deller's Cafe, Exeter, was summoned at Tavistock Police Court for unlawfully driving a motor car at Postbridge near the 21st July, in a manner dangerous to the public....'[2]

1939 Living at the Palace Hotel, Paignton, Managing Director of Hotel & Retired Music Business. With Rhoda Lambshead (born 1882), hotel manageress.[3]

1966 Died. 'Mr. Williams Lambshead of Paignton, the first owner of Deller's Café, Paignton. which he built in 1910 and on the site of which redevelopment for shops is now proposed, has died, aged 81, in a Torquay nursing home. Mr. Lambshead also owned Deller's Supply Stores. Paignton.'[4]

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Sources of Information

  1. 1911 Census
  2. Western Times - Thursday 15 August 1912
  3. 1939 Census
  4. Torbay Express and South Devon Echo - Thursday 06 January 1966