Mabel Eleanor Read (→ Stanier) | [1887 - 1973] | FFM |
Born: 23 December 1887
Birth Certificate:
Registration District | Marylebone |
in the Sub-District of | St Mary |
in the County of | Middlesex |
When and where born | 23 December 1887, 26 Homer Street |
Name | Mabel Eleanor |
Sex | Girl |
Name of Father | William Charles Read |
Name of Mother | Sarah Elizabeth Read, formerly Stevens |
Profession of Father | Leather Merchant |
Informant | S E Read, Mother, 26 Homer Street Marylebone |
When Registered | 1 February 1888 |
Died: 1 April 1973
Death Certificate:
Registration District | Birmingham |
in the Sub-District of | Birmingham |
Administrative Area | County Borough of Birmingham |
Date and place of death | 1st April 1973, 201 Pineapple Road King's Norton |
Name and Surname | Mabel Eleanor Stanier |
Sex | Female |
Maiden surname | Read |
Occupation and usual address | Widow of William Edwin Stanier, Silversmith 201 Pineapple Road Birmingham 30 |
Date and place of birth | 23rd December 1887, Marylebone |
Informant | Roger William Stanier |
Qualification | Son |
Usual address | 61 Farnhurst Road, Birmingham 36 |
Cause of death | 1a Cerebro vascular accident, b Arteriosclerosis |
Date of Registration | 2 April 1973 |
Father: William Charles Read
Mother: Sarah Elizabeth Stevens
Siblings: (For dates, etc, see the extended family)
Married: William Edwin Stanier 7 April 1917
Marriage Certificate:
Registration District | West Bromwich |
Solemnized at | The Parish Church |
in the Parish of | St James, Handsworth |
in the County of | Staffordshire |
When Married | 7 April 1917 |
Name and Surname | Mabel Eleanor Read |
Age | 26 |
Condition | Spinster |
Residence | 32 Park Lane, Southend on Sea |
Father's Name | William Read |
Father's Profession | Gentleman |
Witnesses | William John Stanier, Lilian May Stanier groom's father and sister |
Children:
with her children and grandchildren
With her son John on Southend beach, early 1920s
1969 - 1973: Kellys Birmingham | Mabel E Stanier, 131 Wychall Rd 31 |
Addresses:
1887 | 26 Homer St, Marylebone (Booth Map)
(map dated 1874) 26 Homer Street is shown as the house of her brother William in the 1891 census (RG12/97 f91 p25 {1891}. |
1891 | 17 Cathnor Rd, Paddington |
1901 | 38 Heygate Ave, Southend |
1911 | 39 Stanley Road, Southend |
1917 | 32 Park Lane, Southend |
1921 | 18 Murdock Road, Handsworth |
1924 - 1927 | 5 Reeves Rd, Kings Heath |
1927 - 1935 | 112 Pineapple Rd, Birmingham |
1935 - 1939 - 1973 | 131 Wychall Rd, Birmingham telephone birmingham PRIory 2014 (from 1945) telephone 021 475-2014 |
Biographical Details as recalled by her son John:
"Mother became a pupil teacher at fourteen. In those days, a pupil
teacher was just put in front of a class and told to get on with teaching.
Very occasionally an examiner would turn up to see how he or she was
getting on. Mother often used to tell the tale of how she was set the task
by one examiner of talking on snakes, and she had an inordinate horror of
snakes. On her protest, the lesson was turned to worms instead. She
hated worms. One can hardly think of mother as athletic, but she was the
champion woman fencer of Essex in her time (¤). Her presentation foils were
borrowed by a friend who forgot to return them. Throughout her life,
mother was passionately interested in education. Her life revolved round
the Co-op Womens' Guild and its Choir and Drama Groups and the Co-op
Education Section. Indeed, except for being a good cook, she wasn't
interested in much else, and certainly not in housework. In later years,
Grandma Stanier used to descend on her from time to time. "Mabel, I've
come to do out your cupboards." Mother neither took offence, nor really
noticed any changes.
[John Howard Stanier]
(¤) This family legend is unlikely to be true.
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