Hilda Chambers (1901–1942)
Hilda was born on 5 Apr, 1901 at The Female Hospital in Royal Artillery Barracks, Woolwich, Kent, Englanda1, the third daughter of George Henry Chambers (1867–1923)★, a Bombardier in the Royal Artillery, and Louisa Hemmings (1876–1913)★, a general servant. She is Ian's great aunt.
Hilda was recorded in the 1911 census at 8 Joseph Street in Elswick, Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland, Englandb1 with her father George Henry, now a caretaker of laboratory, mother Louisa and six siblings William Joseph★, Rebecca, Eileen, George Henry, Louisa Alexandra and Helen Mary.
By the time of the 1921 census she was living at 26 Cato Street in Gateshead, County Durham, Englandc1 with her father George Henry, now an unemployed caretaker and six siblings William Joseph, a pawnbroker's porter, Eileen, George Henry, a wagon man, Louisa Alexandra, Helen Mary and Francis Patrick.
She married Cyril Quincey (1892–1951) in the Jan-Mar quarter of 1936 in the registration district of Doncaster in Yorkshire, Englandd1. They had no children.
Hilda died at the age of forty-one on 22 Oct, 1942 at 8 Oliver Road in Sheffield, Yorkshire, Englandd2,a2. Her death was attributed to "pulmonary tuberculosis"a2.
She was survived by her husband Cyril Quincey.
Timeline
- 1901
- 5 Apr
- Born at The Female Hospital, Royal Artillery Barracks, Woolwich, Kent, England. The informant was her mother Louisa Hemmings (1876–1913)★.a1
- 1911
- 2 Apr
- Recorded in the 1911 census at 8 Joseph Street, Elswick, Northumberland.b1
- 1921
- 19 Jun
- Recorded in the 1921 census living at 26 Cato Street, Gateshead, County Durham.c1
Occupation recorded as grocer's assistant at 99 Coatsworth Road, Gateshead, County Durham.c1
- 1923
- 16 Nov
- Witness to the marriage of Joseph Burke and Eileen Chambers at St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Gateshead, County Durham.a3,e1
- 1936
- Jan-Mar
- Married Cyril Quincey in Doncaster, Yorkshire.d1
- 1942
- 22 Oct
- Died at the age of forty-one at 8 Oliver Road, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England. The informant was her husband Cyril Quincey (1892–1951).d2,a2
Recorded as living at 8 Oliver Road, Sheffield.a2
Facts
5 Apr 1901
The Female Hospital, Royal Artillery Barracks, Woolwich, Kent, England
(not known)
22 Oct 1942
8 Oliver Road, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England
(not known)