Thelma's Piece of Paper
Amongst the many important pieces of paper that I have been given this piece of paper ranks as one of the gems.
Below are images of both the front and back of the paper.
My thoughts on the paper:
William Lillford was the husband of Fanny Theaker.
William's trade was more in keeping with someone named Theaker!
As you can see they used a Doncaster address for the business.
The billhead has 192... preprinted so it was from the 1920s though for other
reasons I believe it was written on in the 1940s or 50s.
The information on the paper is from a child of Fanny Theaker.
The fact that the first war is mentioned leads me to believe it was written
after the outbreak of the second war.
The information itself:
Sarah Theaker married Sam Ogden and lived in Rossington.
Susannah Theaker married Crofts and lived in Rotherham and later married a man called Seales. [Seiles]
Mary Theaker married Alfred Palmer and lived in London.
William Theaker was a stud groom and lived a long time at Redditch.
Thomas Theaker went to Australia.
Fanny Theaker - his/her mother.
George Watson Theaker lived a many years at Methley between Pontefract and Leeds and had sons in first war and one in Leeds and I believe one in Pontefract district.
Elizabeth Theaker married Thomas Dunstan of Scrooby.
