Chri-Cri-Chry-Cry db Individual

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Name:

S D MARTIN

Name:

S D MARTIN

Born:

1933

England

Born:

1933

England

Spouse:

John Edward CHRIMES

Married:

21 Aug 1954

Hong Kong, China

Spouse:

John Edward CHRIMES

Married:

21 Aug 1954

Hong Kong, China

Children:

S P, P A, D S

Residence:	1959	Clotherholme Rd., Ripon, Yorkshire, England
Residence:	1961	Clotherholme Rd., Ripon, Yorkshire, England
Residence:	2002	St. Lamberts Drive, Bedale, Yorkshire, England
Residence:	2011	St. Lamberts Drive, Bedale, Yorkshire, England

Residence:	1959	Clotherholme Rd., Ripon, Yorkshire, England
Residence:	1961	Clotherholme Rd., Ripon, Yorkshire, England
Residence:	2002	St. Lamberts Drive, Bedale, Yorkshire, England
Residence:	2011	St. Lamberts Drive, Bedale, Yorkshire, England

Country of last known residence:

England

Branch:

Crowton

Country of last known residence:

England

Branch:

Crowton

A Births Index record for 1933 Q1 Horncastle may apply.
From The Lincolnshire Standard and Boston Guardian of 10 July 1954: "TO MARRY IN HONG KONG Boston girl will be RAF bride. Sailing from Liverpool yesterday (Thursday) bound for Hong Kong was 21-year old Miss S▮▮▮▮▮ Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G L Martin, of 25 Fishtoft Road, Boston. Waiting for her there is her fiancée, Sergt. John Chrimes, of the RAF, and they hope to be married within about a week of her arrival. Miss Martin met her future husband, who is in the accountancy branch of the RAF, when he was stationed at Coningsby. He has been in Hong Kong for the past eighteen months, and expects to be out there for another year before returning to this country. Miss Martin was formerly employed by Mr. Gus Smalley, the Dolphin Lane photographer, and before that she worked at Messrs. Robinson's drapers' shop in New Street."