DEASON - January 2021 - Person Sheet
DEASON - January 2021 - Person Sheet
NameClifford Roy ELLIS 
, GGGG Grandson, M
, GGGG Grandson, MBirth17 April 1910, Newman House, Garrison, Hugh Town, St Mary's, Isles Of Scilly, Cornwall, England
Death29 April 1968, His Residence, 27 Heslerton Avenue, Cottingham, East Yorkshire, England
BurialChanterland Crematorium Garden, Hull, East Yorkshire, England
OccupationEngineer / Storeman
FatherRichard Harris ELLIS , M (1874-1945)
MotherEmily FROST , F (1878-1931)
Spouses
1Winefred Irene HICKS , F
, FBirth19 October 1911, 47 Gibson Street, Hull, East Yorkshire, England
BurialChanterlands Crematorium Garden, Hull, East Yorkshire, England
Death16 May 1995, Castle Hill Hospital, Cottingham, East Yorkshire, England
OccupationLaundress At Alexandra Laundry / Cleaner / Catalogue Agent
ChildrenPauline Winefred , F
Victor Richard , M
Notes for Clifford Roy ELLIS
http://www.ellis.genproxy.co.uk/d0000/g0000032.html#I3 (Sepember 2003):
OCCUPATION: Engineer / Storeman
BET JUL 1935 AND DEC 1964, at Ideal Standard, (Engineers / Foundry), Hull, East Yorkshire
* RESIDENCE: 24 OCT 1918, 180 Hessle Rd, Hull, East Yorkshire
* RESIDENCE: APR 1935, 44 Ellerburn Avenue, Hull, East Yorkshire
* OCCUPATION: Driver 1935
There was a storm the night Clifford Roy was born , and a ship the Minniehaha ran aground on Scilly rock. Cliffords' father (Richard Harris ELLIS) was out all night and most of the next day at the rescue, after all the passengers were off; they then saved several hundred cattle for which they were paid in gold soveriegns. When he returned home to his new son he placed a soveriegn in each of his hands and said 'There, may you never in your life be poorer than that', or words to that effect.
OCCUPATION: Engineer / Storeman
BET JUL 1935 AND DEC 1964, at Ideal Standard, (Engineers / Foundry), Hull, East Yorkshire
* RESIDENCE: 24 OCT 1918, 180 Hessle Rd, Hull, East Yorkshire
* RESIDENCE: APR 1935, 44 Ellerburn Avenue, Hull, East Yorkshire
* OCCUPATION: Driver 1935
There was a storm the night Clifford Roy was born , and a ship the Minniehaha ran aground on Scilly rock. Cliffords' father (Richard Harris ELLIS) was out all night and most of the next day at the rescue, after all the passengers were off; they then saved several hundred cattle for which they were paid in gold soveriegns. When he returned home to his new son he placed a soveriegn in each of his hands and said 'There, may you never in your life be poorer than that', or words to that effect.