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Name:

Florence Elizabeth CRIMES

Name:

Florence Elizabeth CRIMES

Born:

3 Jul 1926

Chester, Cheshire, England

Born:

3 Jul 1926

Chester, Cheshire, England

Father:

Joseph William Henry CRIMES

Mother:

Mary Ann HOPKINS

Father:

Joseph William Henry CRIMES

Mother:

Mary Ann HOPKINS

Spouse:

Joseph Harry PLEAVIN

Married:

4 Feb 1961

St. Werburgh Catholic Church, Chester, Cheshire, England

Spouse:

Joseph Harry PLEAVIN

Married:

4 Feb 1961

St. Werburgh Catholic Church, Chester, Cheshire, England

Children:

Not relevant to this research

Residence:	1939	35 Steven St., Chester, Cheshire, England
Residence:	1961	35 Steven St., Chester, Cheshire, England

Residence:	1939	35 Steven St., Chester, Cheshire, England
Residence:	1961	35 Steven St., Chester, Cheshire, England

Died:

2 Jan 1985

Chester and Ellesmere Port, Cheshire, England

Buried:

8 Jan 1985

Cheshire, England

Died:

2 Jan 1985

Chester and Ellesmere Port, Cheshire, England

Buried:

8 Jan 1985

Cheshire, England

Country of last known residence:

England

Branch:

Halton

Country of last known residence:

England

Branch:

Halton

From The Cheshire Observer of 18 February 1961: "LOCAL WEDDINGS - Mr. J.H. PLEAVIN AND MISS F.E. CRIMES [PHOTOGRAPH] The wedding took place at St. Werburgh's Church, on 4th February, of Miss Florence Elizabeth Crimes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Crimes, of 35, Steven-street, and Mr. Joseph Harry Pleavin, of 36, Boughton. Father Leonard officiated. The bride wore a navy blue coloured suit with white accessories. The matron of honour was Mrs. M. Murphy, and the best man was Mr. Sidney Edwards. After a reception at the Kingsley Cafe, Mr. and Mrs. Pleavin left for their hoineymoon in London."