Chri-Cri-Chry-Cry db Individual

Abbreviations: abt.=about, bef.=before, bet.=between, aft.=after
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Name:

Dora HICKMAN

Name:

Dora HICKMAN

Born:

4 Dec 1899

Kings Norton, Worcestershire, England

Born:

4 Dec 1899

Kings Norton, Worcestershire, England

Spouse:

William Henry CHRIMES

Married:

bet. Jul and Sep 1961

Spouse:

William Henry CHRIMES

Married:

bet. Jul and Sep 1961

Children:

None

Residence:

1939

41 Salop Rd., Oldbury, Worcestershire, England

Occupation:

1939

Cast Iron Range Driller

Residence:

1939

41 Salop Rd., Oldbury, Worcestershire, England

Occupation:

1939

Cast Iron Range Driller

Died:

3 Mar 1994

Sandwell, Staffordshire, England

Cremated:

11 Mar 1994

Sandwell Valley Crematorium, Newton Rd., West Bromwich, West Midlands, England

Died:

3 Mar 1994

Sandwell, Staffordshire, England

Cremated:

11 Mar 1994

Sandwell Valley Crematorium, Newton Rd., West Bromwich, West Midlands, England

Country of last known residence:

England

Branch:

Staffordshire

Country of last known residence:

England

Branch:

Staffordshire

Given her age at the 1961 marriage, and its location, it is possible that Dora had been married before.
From The Sandwell Evening Mail of 19 December 1981: [PHOTOGRAPH] "Widows flooded out of homes - A partially-blind pensioner and her elderly neighbour were left homeless when the water tank burst and flooded their Smethwick flats. The two widows stood helpless as galloms of water poured down the walls, flooding kitchens and bathrooms. Neighbours called the fire brigade. But the flooding was so severe that Mrs. Dora Chrimes aged 82, and Mrs. Ellen Trueman, (87), were today still unable to return to their warden-controlled homes in Astbury Avenue. ..."