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Name:

Isabella MACHIN

Name:

Isabella MACHIN

Born:

29 Sep 1877

Widnes, Lancashire, England

Born:

29 Sep 1877

Widnes, Lancashire, England

Spouse:

Charles Holland CHRIMES

Married:

30 Jan 1902

St. Mary, Widnes, Lancashire, England

Spouse:

Charles Holland CHRIMES

Married:

30 Jan 1902

St. Mary, Widnes, Lancashire, England

Children:

George Frederick, Charles Herbert, Frank Leslie, Isabel, Katherine

Residence:	1902	"Arch Hotel", Widnes, Lancashire, England
Residence:	1911	20 Viaduct St., Widnes, Lancashire, England
Residence:	1921	1 Lower Church St., Widnes, Lancashire, England
Residence:	1939	12 Hale Rd., Ditton, Widnes, Lancashire, England
Residence:	1975	133 Ringway, Thornton Cleveleys, Lancashire, England

Occupation:

1921

Home Duties

Residence:	1902	"Arch Hotel", Widnes, Lancashire, England
Residence:	1911	20 Viaduct St., Widnes, Lancashire, England
Residence:	1921	1 Lower Church St., Widnes, Lancashire, England
Residence:	1939	12 Hale Rd., Ditton, Widnes, Lancashire, England
Residence:	1975	133 Ringway, Thornton Cleveleys, Lancashire, England

Occupation:

1921

Home Duties

Estate:

Grant of Probate

5 Dec 1975

Liverpool, Lancashire, England

Died:

12 Sep 1975

Fleetwood, Lancashire, England

Died:

12 Sep 1975

Fleetwood, Lancashire, England

Country of last known residence:

England

Branch:

Norley

Country of last known residence:

England

Branch:

Norley

Alternative date of birth (1939 Register): 30 September 1877.
Alternative place of birth (1921 England Census): Warrington.
From The Runcorn Weekly News of 28 April 1916: "MORE 'LONG PULLS' - There was another case of 'long pull' at Widnes Sessions yesterday. The defendant, Charles Chrimes, Arch Hotel, Dock road, was summoned with having on April 3rd sold beer otherwise than by measure. Mr. J.W. Knowles appeared for the defendant and entered a plea of guilty. Supt. Foster said that P.C. Perry visited the Arch Hotel and asked for a pint of beer. Mrs. Chrimes drew the beer from a tap into the bottle which the constable gave to her. She did not measure it. Inspector Kay took possession of the beer immediately afterwards and found it was two fluid ounces over the pint. Mrs. Chrimes said she was very busy and had given a little over to make up for spilling. The Chairman (Mr. John Morrison) said that as the offence had taken place before the other cases were heard in that court they would fine the defendant the same as the others - £1." Sounds like a deliberate 'sting' to me. Had the police got nothing better to do in 1916? Oh, yes, and by the way there was a war on!
Isabella's Grant of Probate reads: "CHRIMES, Isabella of 133 Ringway Thornton Cleveleys Lancs died 12 September 1975 Probate Liverpool 5 December £11064"