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Name:George CRIMES
Name:George CRIMES
Born:30 Jan 1891Manchester, Lancashire, England
Born:30 Jan 1891Manchester, Lancashire, England
Father:Thomas CRIMES
Mother:Martha Hannah PULLAN
Father:Thomas CRIMES
Mother:Martha Hannah PULLAN
Spouse:Nellie Ada THURKETTLE
Married:7 Feb 1915Parish Church, Erith, Kent, England
Spouse:Nellie Ada THURKETTLE
Married:7 Feb 1915Parish Church, Erith, Kent, England
Children:Stanley Claude, Gladys Olive, Doris Elaine, H M, Sheila Doreen, Ada Elizabeth
Residence:1891104 Derby St., Moss Side, Manchester, Lancashire, England
Residence:190173 Greenheys Lane, Manchester, Lancashire, England
Residence:191132 St. Ann St., Chester, Cheshire, England
Residence:1915143 West St., Erith, Kent, England
Residence:192195 George St., Chester, Cheshire, England
Residence:192418 Park St., Chester, Cheshire, England
Residence:192520 Gladstone St., Northwich, Cheshire, England
Residence:1931"Utrecht House" Erith, Kent, England
Residence:19321 Electric Rd., Erith, Kent, England
Residence:1934249 Riverdale Rd., Erith, Kent, England
Residence:19356 Willis Rd., Erith, Kent, England
Residence:19396 Willis Rd., Erith, Kent, England
Residence:19446 Willis Rd., Erith, Kent, England
Occupation:1911Boots
Occupation:1915Postman
Occupation:1921Manager - Cycle Agents
Occupation:1923Cycle Dealer
Occupation:1939Social Service Secretary
Residence:1891104 Derby St., Moss Side, Manchester, Lancashire, England
Residence:190173 Greenheys Lane, Manchester, Lancashire, England
Residence:191132 St. Ann St., Chester, Cheshire, England
Residence:1915143 West St., Erith, Kent, England
Residence:192195 George St., Chester, Cheshire, England
Residence:192418 Park St., Chester, Cheshire, England
Residence:192520 Gladstone St., Northwich, Cheshire, England
Residence:1931"Utrecht House" Erith, Kent, England
Residence:19321 Electric Rd., Erith, Kent, England
Residence:1934249 Riverdale Rd., Erith, Kent, England
Residence:19356 Willis Rd., Erith, Kent, England
Residence:19396 Willis Rd., Erith, Kent, England
Residence:19446 Willis Rd., Erith, Kent, England
Occupation:1911Boots
Occupation:1915Postman
Occupation:1921Manager - Cycle Agents
Occupation:1923Cycle Dealer
Occupation:1939Social Service Secretary
Died:12 Sep 1944Erith, Kent, England
Buried:18 Sep 1944Erith Cemetery, Erith, Kent, England
Died:12 Sep 1944Erith, Kent, England
Buried:18 Sep 1944Erith Cemetery, Erith, Kent, England
Country of last known residence:England
Branch:Tarvin
Country of last known residence:England
Branch:Tarvin
A FindMyPast Britain, Campaign, Gallantry & Long Service Medals & Awards record for "George Crimes", who served in WWI as Sapper in the Royal Engineers (Service Number: 46919) may relate to George, but is not otherwise proven.
In the 1921 England Census, George was employed by Thomas Crimes (his brother?), Cycle Agent of 95 George St., Chester.
In the 1921 England Census, George was living at his place of work.
From The London Gazette of 15 June 1923: "Bankruptcy Order: CRIMES, George, residing and carrying on business at 95 George-street, in the city of Chester CYCLE DEALER. Date of Receiving Order: June 12 1923..."
From The Cheshire Observer of 4 November 1944: "OBITUARY Mr. George Crimes. The death has occured of Mr. George Crimes, of 6, Willis-road, Erith, brother of Mr. Claude Crimes, a member of Chester City Council. Aged 53, he will be remembered for his association with Erith Fellowship Centre, at one time an organisation of great importance, of which he was secretary. Between 1934 and 1937, Mr. Crimes served as an independent member of Erith Council. He is survived by four daughters. The funeral took place at Erith Cemetery, Rev. S.F. Allison officiating."
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