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We remember Edith Phyllis Hoare
We remember Edith Phyllis Hoare
Timeline
Timeline
1890
1891
location
Station Road, Sturminster Marshall
United Kingdom
parents address
Source:9548595
1891
1917
employment
Volunteer
Housework at Newton Red Cross Hospital
British Red Cross
Sturminster-Newton, Dorset
United Kingdom
Source:9507075
August 1917 - 31st December 1918
1917
service
Other Empire Force
VAD Member
British Red Cross
Source:9507075
August 1917 - 31st December 1918
1983
death
United Kingdom
Source:9508716
1983
burial
Sturminster Marshall, Dorset
United Kingdom
Source:9508716
Details
Details
Names
| Type | Name |
|---|---|
| First Names | Edith Phyllis |
| Initials | EP |
| Last Name | Hoare |
| Source | 9507058 |
Gender
| Gender | Source |
|---|---|
| Female |
Locations
| Address | Country | Type | Date | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Station Road, Sturminster Marshall | United Kingdom | parents address | known 1891 |
Military Service
| Service | Number | Unit | Section | Rank | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Other Empire Force | British Red Cross | VAD Member |
Media
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Edith Hoare's GraveEdith Hoare's grave in Sturminster Marshall churchyard.Contributed by:
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Newton Red Cross HospitalA photo of Newton Red Cross Hospital, Sturminster Marshall.Contributed by:
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Newton Red Cross Hospital StaffEdith Hoare is second from the right in the back row. This photo was taken on Christmas Day 1918 at Newton Red Cross Hospital, Sturminster Marshall.Contributed by:
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Edith at Chapel CottageEdith standing outside her home, Chapel Cottage, Sturminster Marshall.Contributed by:
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Edith's ObituaryA newspaper clipping reporting Edith's funeral and life.Contributed by:
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Sturminster Marshall ChurchSturminster Marshall Churchyard where Edith is buried.Contributed by:
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King StreetEdith grew up in King Street and lived there until the end wall of Chapel Cottage, her home, fell down in 1940. It is believed that Edith is the child second from the left.Contributed by:
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Edith's Fiance Alf AnthoneyEdith's fiance Alf Anthoney, on the left with Len Haysom on the right. Alf was a saddler in Sturminster Marshall and served in the Territorial Dorset Yeomanry. He tragically died of blood poisoning on 1st July 1911 when he was 22. Edith was 20 at the time. She never married.Contributed by:
Jean156615
Communities
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Evidence
Evidence
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No official records
External Evidence
| Reference | Connected by | More information |
|---|---|---|
| First World War - British Red Cross | Jane31029 | |
| England and Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1916-2007 | Jean156615 | |
| 1891 England Census | Jean156615 |
Multimedia
| Title | Connected by | More information |
|---|---|---|
| Edith Hoare | Jean156615 | |
| Edith Hoare's Grave | Jean156615 | |
| Newton Red Cross Hospital | Jean156615 | |
| Newton Red Cross Hospital Staff | Jean156615 | |
| Edith at Chapel Cottage | Jean156615 | |
| Edith's Obituary | Jean156615 | |
| Sturminster Marshall Church | Jean156615 | |
| King Street | Jean156615 | |
| Edith's Fiance Alf Anthoney | Jean156615 |
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We remember Edith Phyllis Hoare
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