Teixiera Eleanor On the 29th ult., at George Town, Demerara, Eleanor Louisa (Nell), wife of 1888 Dec 25 Dr. Joao Teixiera, and second daughter of John and Mrs. Hudson, of Stratford, Essex. Templeton Agnes TEMPLETON - On the 31st Dec., at Drumgarve, Helensburgh, Agnes, daughter of the late James Templeton, formerly of Demerara, and Mrs. Templeton, Drumgarve, Helensburgh. Funeral private. Friends, please accept this (the only) intimation. No flowers. 1912 Dec 31 Templeton James TEMPLETON - On March 27, 1946, at Drumsarve, Helensburgh, James Heriot, last surviving member of the family of the late James Templeton and Susan Lightburne Trimingham, of Demerara, British Guiana, and Helensburgh. Teschemaker John On the 20th inst., at Exmouth, John Teschemaker, Esq., D.C.L., late of Amersfoort, Demerara, aged 74. Thierens Albertina On Friday, the 31st. ult., at Russell-place, Albertina Elizabeth, aged 21, daughter of the late J.C. Thierens, Esq., of Demerara. Thierens John In London, on the 4th inst., John Cornelius Thierens, Esq., of the colony of Demerara and Essequibo, in the 40th year of his age, after an illness of three days. Thompson Benjamin THOMPSON - On Jan 26, 1927, at 7, Mount Park-crescent, Ealing, W.5, Benjamin Thompson, of British Guiana. Funeral, Westminster Cemetery, Hanwell, to-morrow (Saturday), 11 o'clock. Thompson John THOMPSON - On Aug. 29, 1939, at his residence, Old Bells House, Bramley, Hants, John Walker, elder son of the Hon. John Walker Thompson, Berbice, British Guiana, in his 80th year. Cremation private. No flowers or mourning, please. Thomson James THOMSON - On the 15th April, 1902, on board the homeward Royal Mail steamer "Atrate" from the West Indies, the Honble. James Thomson, formerly Major in the Georgetown Militia and Mayor of Demerara. 1945 Aug 30 1867 Mar 23 1844 Jun 4 1829 Aug 24 1926 Nov 19 1939 Aug 19 1901 Nov 6 Thomson Robert THOMSON - On February 4th, 1958, at "Avalon", Grove Road, Risca, Robert Lesley Thomson (late of British Guiana), beloved husband of Mary and loved father of Margaret Dora. Funeral, to-morrow (Friday). Service at St. Mary's Church, Risca, 3 p.m. Interment afterwards, Dany Graig Cemetery. Tibbatts Edith TIBBATTS - On March 3, 1941, at Harpenden, Hertfordshire, Edith, wife of G.K. Tibbatts, and fifth daughter of the late William Francis Bridges, Administrator-General of British Guiana. Cremation at Cambridge. No flowers. (West Indian papers, please copy.) 1958 Jan 31 1940 Nov 30 Page 1 of 8
Tine John Mr. John Abraham Tine, of Daresbury Hall, Warrington, Unionist M.P. for the Wavertree Dividion of Liverpool from 1924 to 1931, died suddenly on Friday at the Palatine Club, Liverpool, at the age of 56. He was partner in the sugar firm of Sandbach, Tinne, and Co., Liverpool, and a director of their sibsidiary companies in Montral and Trinidad; he was also a partner in Sandbach, Parker, and Co., Demerara, and a director of the Demerara Company, Limited. Born on November 27, 1877, the second son of the late Mr. J.E. Tinne, of Aigburth, Liverpool, he was educated at Eton, where he was in Mr. C.H. Everard's house, and Mr. C. Lowry was his tutor, and at University College, Oxford, where he graduated in 1900. He rowed in the Eton Eights, 1895-96, which won the Ladies' Plate and in the Leander crew of 1898 which won the Grand Challenge Cip. Tinne came of a family closely and long connected with the merchant trade, and was chairman of the West India Association of Liverpool, and was its representative on the Council of British Empire Producers' Otganization, London. He was also chairman, and one of its foundation subscribers, of the Liverpool Citizens' Institute Association and the Merseyside Hostel at Hoylake; hon treasurer of the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine and the Blue Coat hospital; a member of the governing body of the Royal Southern Hospital; trustee of the Sailors' Home, a director of Liverpool Gas Company; and a J.P. for 1933 Sep 25 Tinne John The death occurred at Liverpool yesterday of Mr.John Ernest Tinne, father 1925 Dec 4 of Mr. J.A. Tinne, one of the Parliamentary representatives of the city. Born in 1844, Mr. Tinne, who was the son of Mr. john A. Tinne, of Demerara, was educated at Eton, where he was in Mr. F.E. durnford., house. He will always be remembered as having been the first editor of the Eton college Chronicle in 1863, and when he went up to University College, Oxford, where he obtained classical honours, he started the Oxford Undergraduate's Journal. His brother, the late Mr. James C. Tinne, rowed in the victorious Oxford crews of 1867-8-9, and against the Harvard four in 1869. His aunt, Miss Alexine Tinne, who was murdered by the Tuaregs near Tripoli in Barbary in 1869, was known for her African explorations. Mr. Tinne's family and business have been connected with British Guiana for more than a century. In 1873 he went to Demerara and joined the firm of Sandbach, Parker, and co., and in 1876 entered the Liverpool house of Sandbach, Tinne, and Co., of which he became senior partner. On of his partners, Mr. william Russell, who died in 1868, was the most successful planter of his day and was widely known in the West Indies as the "Sugar King". Mr. Tinne was a member of the British Guiana Counrt of Policy in 1878-9 and again in 1889, was first Chairman of the Botanic Gardens and of the Chamber of commerce in Georgetown, Townsend George On the 22d May, at Demerara, aged 47, Mr. George Penton Townsend, of 1868 Jun 19 Berbice, British Guiana, younger brother of M. Henry H. Townsend, Secretary to the Bristol United Gas Light Company. Troughton Margaret TROUGHTON - On the 15th inst., at Wood-vale, S.E., Margaret Pirie, second daughter of the late Ellis John Troughton, of Demerara, and Cranbrook, Kent, aged 77. R.I.P. Troughton Thomas On the 22d Aug., at Ballaigues, Vaud, Thomas Nurse Troughton, second son of the late Ellis John Troughton, Esq., of Demerara, aged 72. Trounson Dorothea TROUNSON - On Aug. 20, 1927, at Wismar, British Guiana, Dorothea, beloved wife of Herbert Trounson and only daughter of the late A.J. and of Mrs. Roberts, of Bedford Park, W.$. 1917 Jun 14 1885 Aug 27 1927 Jul 29 Page 2 of 8
Tuckness Charles On the 17th April, at Beoxbourne, after a residence of 30 years, Charles Tuckness, formerly of Demerara, British Guiana, aged 68. 1883 Apr 24 Turner John TURNER - On Sunday, 27th May, at Inveralmond, Cramond, Edinburgh, John Turner, of Inveralmond, late of Demerara and of Penang. Funeral from Inveralmond House to Cramond churchyard to-morrow (Wednesday) at 3 p.m. Friends are requested to accept this, the only intimation. No flowers. 1923 May 28 Tyndall Anna On the 23d Dec., at Rockhampton, Australia, Anna Margaret, beloved wife 1886 May 22 of J. de Vere Tyndall, late of Nursery Estate, Nickerie, Surinam, West Indies. Tyndall Sarah Rose On the 22d Nov., in the colony of Surinam, Dutch Guiana, Sarah Rose Tyndall, after many years of mental and bodily suffering, age 51. New Zealand papers, please copy. 1872 Jan 4 Underwood Henry UNDERWOOD - On the 19th inst., at Cheltenham, sincerely regretted by all who knew him, Henry Iles Underwood, Esq., of Glocester-place, Portman-square, many years resident in the colony of Demerary. Van Batenburgh William On the 29th of September, at the residence of his brother-in-law, D. Fraser, Esq., Crown Surveyor, Demerara, William Van Batenburgh, eldest son of the late W. Cert, Esq., of Berbice, British Guiana. 1818 Apr 22 1855 Nov 2 Van Rossum Maria On the 16th ult., in Berbice, British Guiana, of fever, Maria Theodora, aged 1845 Oct 23 3 years and a half, eldest child of John Peter and Matilda Louise Van Rossum, of that colony. Veendam James VEENDAM - On the 31st May, at Thun, Switzerland, of pneumonia, James 1906 May 28 Lionel Veendam, M.D. (Leydon), Chevalier de la Légion d'honneur, of 73, Cranfield-gardens, late Government Medical Officer in British Guiana. Colonial papers, please copy. Veendam Sarah On the 15th Aug., 1889, at Southampton, Sarah (Sedy), the beloved wife 1889 Aug 20 (Sedy) of Dr. Veendam, of Demerara, British Guiana. von Winckler Myles Lieutenant Myles William von Winckler, Middlesex Regiment, who was killed on August 1, was the only son of Dr. William J. von winckler, M.R.C.S.(E.), of the British Guiana Government Medical Service, and of Mrs. von winckler, formerly of British Guiana, and now of 16 Harts-grove, Ealing-common, W.5. Born in 1893 in Demerara, where his father was then district G.M.O., Lieutenant von winckler came to England in 1900 and was educated at St. Paul's School and Wadham College, Oxford. He passed into Sandhurst, and was eventually gazetted to the middlesex Regiment, with which he was serving when he was killed. He was a fine cricketer and he made many centuries for St. Paul's, where he was also captain of fives. 1917 Aug 9 Vyfhuis Constance VYFHUIS - On March 13, 1940, at bournemouth, Constance Ruby Evelyn, elder daughter of the late Victor and Mrs. Vyfhuis, of Georgetown, British Guiana, aged 67 years. Cremation private. R.I.P. Wahtab Elizabeth At 14, Glocester-terrace, Hyde-park, on the 31st ult., Elizabeth J.G. Wahtab, relict of the late A.H. Wahtab, Esq., of Demerara, in the 61st year of her age. Wainwright Clarence WAINWRIGHT - On Oct. 25, 1932, at 23, Clarence Parade, Southsea, Hants, Christina Campbell Wainwright, widow of Major A.J.P. Wainwright, formerly of Berbice, British Guiana. 1940 Jan 17 1851 Apr 4 1932 Jul 25 Walker Margaret In Weymouth-street, on the 16th inst., Margaret, the wife of James 1828 Jun 23 Walker, Esq., collector of Customs at Berbice, formerly of Edinburgh. Walker W.G. On the 7th April, at 48, Hilldrop-road, N., W.G. Colebrooke Walker, M.A., Queen's College, Oxford, son of the late William Walker, Esq., formerly for many years Colonial Secretary of British Guiana, aged 51. 1891 Apr 9 Page 3 of 8
Walker William On the 19th inst., at 48, Hilldrop-road, N., aged 82, William Walker, formerly of Her Majesty's Colonial Civil Service; for many years Government Secretary of British Guiana. Walker William On the 19th inst., at 48, Hilldrop-road, N., aged 82, William Walker, formerly of Her Majesty's Colonial Civil Service; for many years Government Secretary of British Guiana. Wallace Eliza WALLACE - On jan. 13, 1939, the result of an accident, at Georgetown, Demerara, Eliza Chrystal, wife of the late Rev. James B. Wallace, St. Luke's, Demerara, tounger daughter of the late Andrew Chrystal, Hamilton, Ontario, and granddaughter of the late Very Rev. James Chrystal, D.D., LL.D., Auchinleck. Wallbridge Jane WALLBRIDGE - On the 21st Nov., at 12, Rockmount-road, Upper Norwood, Jane Wallbridge, widow of the Rev. E.A. Wallbridge, late of Georgetown, Demerara, British Guiana, in her 83rd year. Walpole Henry On the 1st of May, at Demerara, British Guiana, Henry Walpole, only son of the late Colonel Henry Walpole, of the Madras Army. Ward Elizabeth On the 17th Jan., at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Bright, Oakfieldterrace, Gateacre, near Liverpool, aged 66 years, Elizabeth, widow of the late Joseph Ward, Esq., of Liverpool and Demerara. Ward Joseph On the 9th March, aged 59 years, at his residence, Montrose, Sydney, New South Wales, Joseph Ward, eldest son of the late Joseph Ward, Esq., of Liverpool and Demerara. 1890 Dec 23 1890 Dec 24 1938 Oct 31 1895 Nov 25 1878 May 29 1877 Jan 19 1879 May 10 Ward Michael WARD - Intelligence has been received in London of the death of Dr. 1881 Jul 13 Michael Francis Ward, M.P. for Galway in the last Parliament. The deceased was the second son of the late Mr. Timothy Ward, merchant, of Galway, by his marriage with Catharine, daughter of Mr. John Lynch, of that city. He was born in 1845, and was educated at the college of St. Ignatius and at Queen's College, Galway, where he matriculated in 1861; he afterwards studied medicine at Steeven's Hospital, Dublin, and became of a licentiate of the College of Surgeons, Ireland, in 1868. Dr. Ward was for some time curator of the Anatomical Museum of the Catholic University of Ireland, and he was also surgeon to the Infirmary for Children in Buckingham-street, Dublin. He was elected in the Liberal or "Home Rule" interest as member for the borough of Galway in June, 1874,in place of Mr. O'Donnell who had been unseated on petition. Dr. Ward went out about a twelvemonth since to Demerara, where he was employed by the Government Medical Service, and where his death occurred. Warren Agnes In the 14th April, at New York, Agnes Sarah, wife of the Rev. Edward Walpole Warren, Rector of the Church of the Holy Trinity in that City, daughter of the late John Kennedy, Esq., of Bath, sometime Administrator- General of Demerara and Essequibo. Watson Henry On the 2d July, 1881, at Euston Hotel, London, Henry Watson, Esq., Adminstrator-General of British Guiana, aged 63. Watson Mary Anne WATSON - On the 8th Dec., suddenly, at Southholme, South-road, Foresthill, S.E., Mary Anne, wife of the late Charles Edward Watson, of Demerara, British Guiana, in her 77th year. Funeral Elmers End Cemetery today (Monday), 2.30 p.m. Colonial papers, please copy. 1892 Apr 26 1881 Jul 7 1920 Nov 23 Watt John On the 12th ult., at Georgetown, Demerara, West Indies, John Paton Watt, M.D., in his 48th year. 1885 Sep 9 Page 4 of 8
Webber Ethel WEBBER - On the 22nd Aug., at 14, Russell-road, Kensington, Ethel Marget Webber, youngest daughter of the late Archdeacon Webber, of British Guiana. Service at St. Barnabas, Addison-road, to-morrow (Thursday), at 10.30. Webber Etienne WEBBER - On Feb. 13, 1943, at 13a, Russell Road, Kensington, Etienne Auguste Webber, son of late Archdeacon Webber, British Guiana, and husband of Eirene Webber. No flowers. 1921 Jul 7 1942 Oct 28 Webber Grace WEBBER - On March 12, 1944, at Shortheath Place, Farnham, Surrey (the residence of her niece, Mrs. Harold Webber), Grace Louisa, daughter of the late Ven. Archdeacon Webber, of Georgetown, Demerara, aged 84. 1944 Mar 7 Webber Henrietta WEBBER - On the 17th Sept., suddenly, at 138, Holland-road, Kensington, Henrietta Porter, widow of Archdeacon Webber, of British Guiana, aged 83. Webber Jane WEBBER - On the 27th Aug., at Interlaken, Switzerland, of scarlet fever, Jane Cornelia Webber, widow of the late Revd. W.J.B. Webber, of British Guiana, aged 56. Webber Rev. W.J. On the 7th Sept., after a short illness, at the residence of his brother, the Rev. R.L. Webber, the Rev. W.J.B. Webber, rector of Plaisance, George Town, Demerara, youngest son of Richard Webber, Esq., of Silverton, Devon. Webber Richard WEBBER - Richard Henry, eldest son of the late Archdeacon Webber, of British Guiana, and of Mrs. Webber, of 128, Holland-road, d Kensington, killed in the United States in an accident. Webber Sir Arthur Sir Arthur Webber, formerly Chief Justice of Sierra Leone, died at Henfield, Sussex, on Friday at the age of 79. Arthur Frederick Clarence Webber was born in British Guiana in 1873 and was educated at Queen's College, British Guiana and Merton College, Oxford. He was called to the Bar by the Inner Temple in 1896 and after practising in British Guiana accepted a magistracy there in 1900 which he held for some nine years. He was then appointed a Judge of the Supreme Court of Nigeria and served on that bench until 1933, when he was appointed Chief Justice of Sierra Leone, a position from which he retired in 1937. After his return to this country he served as chairman of the Yorkshire Regional Valuation Board under the Coal Commission. He married in 1901 Kathleen Mary, daughter of the late David Kennard, who survives him with three sons and two daughters of the marriage. 1910 Jul 21 1896 Sep 1 1871 Oct 16 1907 May 28 1952 Dec 22 Webber Stephanie WEBBER - On the 21st. Nov., at 14, Russell-road, Kensington, Stephanie Augusta Webber, second daughter of the late Archdeacon Webber, of Demerara, British Guiana. Funeral service at St. Barnabas', Addison-road, on Thursday next, at 11.30. Weber H.P. WEBER - Killed in action, on the 16th Nov., 2-Lt. H.P. Weber (Harry), the King's Own Royal Lancaster Regiment, youngest son of the late Arthur Weber, of Georgetown, British Guiana, and of Mrs. Weber, aged 31. (British Guiana papers, please copy.) 1920 Sep 18 1916 Dec 2 Page 5 of 8
Weber Henry Percy Second Lieutenant Henry Percy Weber, Royal Lancester Regiment, who was killed on April 16, was the youngest son of the late Arthur Weber, of Georgetown, British Guiana, and of Mrs. Weber. He was educated at Lancing College and in 1909 was called to the Bar at Gray's Inn. On the outbreak of was he relinquished the appointment of Acting Resident Magistrate at Essequibo, British Guiana, and came to England in charge of the Demerara Section of the 1st British West Indian Contingent. On December 28, 1915, he obtained a commisson in the Royal Lancaster Regiment. Welchman Ellen WELCHMAN - On the 29th April, 1895, at New Amsterdam, Berbice, British Guiana, Ellen Welchman, in her 95th year, widow first of William Jeffery and secondly of Henry Welchman. Wells George On the 26th March, at George Town, Demerara, George William Wells, Esq., of Plantation Glasgow, aged 68. Wells John McDowell On the 15th April, 1871, at sea, while on passage from Demerara to New York, John McDowell Wells, Esq., aged 44. Wheating Eileen WHEATING - On December 10th, 1953, at a nursing home in Torquay, Eileen Margaret, wife of the late Charles Wheating, of Haytor, Devon, and British Guiana, aged 72 years. White Theodore WHITE - On Nov. 26th, 1959, suddenly, at Hatcliffe, Lincolnshire, Theodore May White, aged 84, for many years Priest in British Guiana. 1916 Dec 7 1895 May 18 1866 May 1 1871 May 6 1963 Jun 24 1959 Nov 4 Whitlock Emily On the 12th April, at 28, Norfolk-street, Strand, W.C., Emily, widow of the 1870 Apr 19 late Hubert Whitlock, Esq., of Demerara, and mother of Dr. H.C. Whitlock, of the same colony. Wickham Caroline WICKHAM - On Jan. 23, 1944, after a short illness, Caroline M. Wickham, 1943 Dec 15 of Sunbury, and George Town, Demerara. Cremation took place at Mortlake Jan. 28. Wickham Widdup Rev. Horace WICKHAM - On the 6th inst., at Bedford, the Reverend Horace Edward Wickham, formerly Rector of St. Peter's, Leguan, British Guiana, son of the late Edward Wickham, Surgeon, of Holloway, N., aged 74 years. Colonial papers, please copy. Col. Charles WIDDUP - On April 10th, 1958, suddenly, Col. Charles Ponsonby Widdup, V.D., late Commissioner, British Guiana Police, aged 74. Inquiries to J.H. Kenyon Ltd., 12, Kensington Church Street, W.8. Western 0757. 1899 Feb 8 1958 Feb 6 Widdup John WIDDUP - On April 23, 1937, at 10, Pier Mansions, Southsea, the home of his daughter (Mrs. Nora Blackwood), passed peacefully away, John Charles Ponsonby Widdup, F.R.C.S., F.R.C.P., &c, late Colonial Medical Service. Funeral, Monday, April 26, at St. simon's Church, Southsea, at 11.45 a.m. Interment afterwards at Highland Road cemetery. (Irish papers and British Guiana papers, please copy.) Wieting Ruby WIETING - On the 26th April, at Sea View, Georgetown, Ruby, wife of C.F. Wieting, of Demerara, British Guiana. By cable. Williams James WILLIAMS - On Nov. 28, 1940, at 19, St. Margaret's Road, Oxford, James Williams, Priest, F.R.Hist.S., dearly loved husband of Gwendoline Williams. R.I.P. (British Guiana and Canary Islands papers, please copy.) Williams Rev. John On the 27th of August, at New Amsterdam, Berbice, of yellow fever, in the 32d year of his age, the Rev. John E.S. Williams, Wesleyan minister, and missionary to the Hindoo emigrants in British Guiana. 1937 Apr 3 1914 Sep 29 1940 Nov 23 1853 Oct 5 Page 6 of 8
Willson John WILLSON - Lately, at Demerara, John Emperor Willson, many years a commander of vessels trading to that and the adjacent colonies, and, about the same time, his eldest sons, Langton and Joseph, of the ages of 17 and 16. Winkworth Thomas On the 11th ult., on his passage to England from Demerara, after a few days' illness, Thomas, son of Thomas Winkworth, Esq., of Sussex-place, Canonbury, aged 31. Winter Alexander On the 13th Sept., of heart disease, at St. Thomas's Island, West Indies, Alexander Winter, of New Amsterdam, Berbice, British Guiana, aged 73. 1820 Mar 16 1856 Dec 18 1884 Oct 24 Winter Thomas On the 22d May last, at Christchurch, New Zealand, Thomas Bassell Winter, Esq., formerly of Berbice, British Guiana, aged 70. Wolseley William On the 7th inst., at 135, Marina, St. Leonard's-on-Sea, William Bertie Wolseley, formerly Government Secretary of British Guiana. Woneley Eliza On the 21st ult., at Demerara, from a severe attack of erysipelas, Eliza Earle, the beloved wife of William Ponie Woneley, Esq., Acting Government Secretary of British Guiana, in the 53d year of her age, deeply deplored by her numerous family. Wood Emily WOOD - On Sept. 8, 1942, at Durham, Emily Elizabeth Gertrude, widow of Edward Phillips Wood, British Guiana, and mother of S.U. Wood, Tanta, Egypt, and Kathleen Thursfield. No flowers. Wood Theresa On the 25th March, at her residence, 17, Henrietta-street, Bath, in her 85th year, Theresa Lucy, widow of Henry Wood, Esq., formerly of Hoff Van Aurich, Demerara. Woods Mary WOODS - On March 22, 1945, at the Ursuline Convent, Georgetown, British Guiana, Mother Mary Angela (Winifred) Woods, Order of St. Ursula, Prioress, daughter of the late Bernard and Lydia Isabella Woods, of Ramsgate, aged 63. Fortified by the Rites of the Church. R.I.P. Woolcombe Frederick On the 27th of February, at Demerara, of yellow fever, Frederick P. Woollcombe, Esq., Deputy Assistant Commissary-General, second son of the late Captain Woollcombe, R.A., of Clifton, aged 35. Woolley Ethel WOOLLEY - On the 7th inst., at Verulam, Dulwich-road, Herne-hill, London, Ethel Maude Woolley, elder daughter of Charles and Elizabeth Woolley, aged 41. Dearly loved and mourned. Trinidad, Barbados and British Guiana papers, please copy. Worlledge Hugh WORLLEDGE - On May 24th, 1966, Canon Hugh Edmund Worlledge, at the Homes of St. Barnabas, Dormansland, Canon of Guiana. Funeral service Saturday, May 28th at 12 noon. No flowers, but donations to The Warden, Homes of St. Barnabas. Wreford Silvanus WREFORD - On Sept. 19, 1933, at a nursing home in London, Silvanus Samuel Wreford, of Berbice, British Guiana. Wright Constance On the 28th Oct., at Essiquibo, British Guiana, Constance Henrietta, wife of Edward Fortescue Wright, Esq., at 33. R.I.P. Wright Herbert WRIGHT - On the 10th April, near Paramaribo, Dutch Guiana, of fever, Herbert Jenour Wright, second and beloved son of Edward Wright, formerly of Clare Hall, Barnet, in the 38th year of his age. American papers, please copy. Wright Margaret WRIGHT - On April 15, 1929, at Heathercot, Tilford, Margaret Ann Croppin Wright, widow of R.T. Wright, of British Guiana. Cremation at Woking Crematorium to-morrow (Thursday), at 12 o'clock. 1875 Aug 9 1881 Jan 12 1851 Apr 26 1942 Jul 13 1864 Apr 6 1945 Mar 22 1856 Apr 11 1916 Dec 8 1965 Dec 6 1933 Sep 2 1890 Nov 22 1895 May 30 1929 Feb 4 Page 7 of 8
Wyatt Charles WYATT - On the 11th Sept., at Willoughby, Cheltenham, Charles Guy Austin, formerly of British Guiana, eldest son of the late Venerable Archdeacon Wyatt, B.D., aged 67. Wyllie Robert WYLLIE - On Feb. 28, 1934, at Plymouth, Robert Wyllie, Priest, late of British Guiana, in his 86th year. Young Pelham Mr. Pelham Young, who has died suddenly in British Guiana, was a son of Sir William A. Young, a former Governor of the Gold Coast, After various appointments in Africa he became Resident-in-Charge of the German Cameroons when they were taken by the British in 1917. 1921 Aug 24 1933 Nov 9 1934 Nov 20 Younger W. Thomas YOUNGER - On Saturday, the 30th Aug., at 10, Hale-gardens, Acton-hill, London, W., Thomas Brown Younger, A.M.I.C.E. (late of Georgetown, Demerara), the beloved husband of Henrietta Younger. Funeral at Westminster Cemetery, Hanwell, W., today (Wednesday), September 3rd, 12 noon. Younger w/o T.B. On the 23d Sept., at Demerara, the beloved wife of Mr. T.B. Younger, and eldest daughter of the late Francis Rogers, Esq., of 27, Kensington-parkgardens, London. Yow Margaret YOW - On Oct. 31, 1933, at Gayton Road, Harrow, Margaret Constance, only daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Charles Yow, of 10, Harley Street, W.1. (British Guiana papers, please copy.) Yule Ernest YULE - On Dec. 28, 1939, at 38, Oakwood Avenue, Beckenham, Ernest Yule, late of British Guiana and Trinidad, dearly loved husband of Edith M. Yule (née Faro), aged 55. 1913 Aug 18 1887 Oct 18 1933 Sep 28 1939 Nov 16 Page 8 of 8