Erica Frances B Legg [30 June 1894 Lewisham - 2nd qtr 1981 Ipswich RD] married 3rd qtr 1915 Lewisham RD Stanley J F Webb
Roy Webb [4 May 1920 Bishops Stortford -]
60 Warwick Road, Bishop Stortford HRT: RG101/1601C sn95 {1939 [Erica (married) and Roy. Also Rose E Bishop. No closed entries]}
Alfred John Ventris Field [3rd qtr 1869 Islington RD -] married 1st qtr 1891 Islington RD Lucy Ellen Clapperton [4th qtr 1876 Shoreditch RD -]
Constance Hypatia Ventris Field [11 December 1891 Islington - 4th qtr 1974 Birmingham RD]
Brian Fitzgerald Ventris Field [4th qtr 1894 Cheltenham RD - 4 May 1917 Flanders]
Victor Danton Ventris Field [3 December 1895 Cheltenham RD - 3 October 1975 Cheltenham] married 2nd qtr 1922 Stroud RD Eileen Mary Baxter [4 September 1902 Stroud - 1st qtr 1978 Birmingham RD]
Brian Fitzgerald Ventris Field [5 September 1922 Stroud - 3rd qtr 1979 Cheltenham RD] married 1st qtr 1949 Wednesbury RD Kathleen Lillian Astle [17 March 1917 - 2012 Lydney ]
Howard Chetwynd Ventris Field [31 July 1927 Stroud - December 2007 Bath and North East Somerset RD] married 1st qtr 1951 Stroud RD Alice Doreen French [3 March 1930 - 22 June 2009 Chippenham]
Lesley J Ventris Field
Lorely K Ventris Field
Josette L Ventris Field
Anita M Ventris Field [2nd qtr 1932 Stroud RD -]
322 Gloucester Road, Cheltenham: RG101/5067B sn64 {1939 [Victor, Eileen, Brian, and 2 closed entries]}, {1975 [Victor's probate record. Effects £8528]}
Beta Frances Isabella Field [2nd qtr 1897 Cheltenham RD -] married 3rd qtr 1929 Edmonton RD Henry D H Byford
Alfred Russel Wallace Ventris FieldS [16 August 1899 Cheltenham - 4th qtr 1975 Birmingham RD] married 19 April 1924 Birmingham Immanuel Dorothy Evelyn Daphne Wilkins
Anthony V Ventris Field [3rd qtr 1926 Birmingham North RD -]
Vivian C O Ventris Field [4th qtr 1931 Birmingham North RD -] married 3rd qtr 1964 Croyden RD Herbert H Young
Ina Lucia Adele Chetwynd Ventris Field [18 December 1900 Cheltenham - July 1985 Weymouth]
Edward Alexander Stuart Ventris Field [1902 - 11 March 1961 Cheltenham]
Daphne Robina Ventris Field [27 July 1903 Cheltenham - 26 October 1990 Stanwell SRY] married 4th qtr 1935 Southampton RD Frederick Stanley Tapsell [9 April 1896 - 9 March 1975]
5 Arthur Road, Southampton HAM: RG101/2299I sn138 {1939 [Daphne and Frederick. No closed entries]}
4 Selwood Gardens, Stanwell SRY {1975 [Frederick's probate record. Effects £1130]}
8 Heron Way, Stanwell SRY {1990 [Daphne's probate record. Effects not exceeding £115000]}
Francis Ventris Field [1906 -] married 4th qtr 1934 Sunderland RD Vera Brown
Muriel Ventris Field [16 March 1909 -] married 21 November 1932, Aden, Bombay India Francis Stanley Hollidge [21 January 1896 - February 1985 Thanet RD]
Sylvia J Hollidge [4th qtr 1934 Brentford RD -]
Alan Hollidge [2nd qtr 1942 Brighton RD -]
63 Deanscroft Avenue, Wembley MDX: RG101/956C sn29 {1939 [Francis and Muriel, and 2 closed entries]}
Muriel V Hollidge married 2nd qtr 1956 Wood Green RD Bodo Brandt
36 Lothair Street, Tottenham: RG12/1076 f126 p76 {1891} 6 Rodney Place, Cheltenham GLS: RG13/2465 f156 p53 {1901}, RG14/15561 sn194 {1911 [12 children, 10 surviving]}
Dorothy 'Dolly' May Kirk [15 Jan 1901 Croyden RD -] married 3rd qtr 1945 Surrey Mid Eastern RD Charles J Feather
Gertrude 'Gertie' Ada Kirk [31 December 1903 Croyden -] married 4 October 1924 Merton St Mary SRY Harold George Champion [8 December 1897 - 1st qtr 1967 Watford RD]
87 Euston Avenue, Watford HRT: RG101/1643A sn44 {1939 [Harold and Gertrude Champion, and Gladys I Juson. No closed entries]}
Gertrude Champion married 1st qtr 1968 Watford RD Richard Cook
Edith 'Edie' Hilda Kirk [5 September 1907 Croyden - 6 August 1984 Jaywick ESS] married 2 October 1937 Raynes Park SRY John Chambers [29 January 1893 - 2nd qtr 1973 Colchester RD]
Jacqueline M Chambers [3rd qtr 1938 Surrey North Eastern RD -]
Colin Chambers [2nd qtr 1943 Surrey Mid Eastern RD -]
Anthony Chambers [2nd qtr 1947 Surrey Mid Eastern RD -]
Rodney Chambers [2nd qtr 1947 Surrey Mid Eastern RD -]
68 Fairford Gardens, Ewell SRY: RG101/1412C sn173 {1939 [John, Edith, and 2 closed entries. Also Leslie R and Ethel V Clarke (Edith's sister}]}
Ethel Violet Kirk [24 January 1909 Croyden -] married 1st qtr 1934 Kingston RD Leslie R Clarke [14 November 1908 -]
Living with Ethel's sister Edith at the time of the 1939 survey
Elsie Grace Kirk [25 May 1910 Croyden - August 2000 Waveney RD] married 1st qtr 1936 Surrey Mid Eastern RD Frank J Smith [12 March 1912 -]
Anne Elizabeth Smith [8 November 1936 -] married 1st qtr 1962 Watford RD Donald Lale
23 Woodside, Wimbledon: RG101/1401B sn65 {1939 [Elsie, Frank, Anne, and no closed entries]}
56 Bushey Mead, Croyden: RG13/656 f51 p15 {1901} 56 Bronson Road, Raynes Park Merton S W, Surrey: RG14/3456 sn192 {1911 [8 children, all surviving]}, RG101/1361B sn121 {1939 [Harberson and Dorothy. No closed entries]
John William Kirk [13 December 1872 -] married 4th qtr 1903 Southampton RD Elizabeth Caine
Desmond John Kirk [1st qtr 1920 Hampstead RD -]
married, 2 children, emigrated to Australia
John William Kirk partnered Florence May 'Doris' Hibbert [3 July 1900 -]
Doreen M Kirk [4th qtr 1932 Pancras RD -] married 3rd qtr 1954 Holborn RD William J French
Helena Kirk
17 Berwick Street, Westminster: RG101/636I sn160 {1939 [John Kirk, Florence Hibbert, and 1 closed entry]}
It is likely that the later Harbersons were named for the earlier, but the reason for the earliest having this unusual name is as yet unknown. It is presumably a reference to the Harberson surname, perhaps a mother's maiden name.
A Harberson Joseph Kirk testified in a case at the Old Bailey on June 22nd 1885, when HENRY MUSKETT DASHWOOD (29) was accused of "Feloniously within four months of his bankruptcy making preparation for quitting England and taking with him part of his property to the amount of 20l. and upwards".
HARBERSON JOSEPH KIRK . I am an auctioneer and surveyor, of 75, Mark Lane — I produce settlement of 25th August, 1884, signed by the prisoner, also another document dated 11th October, 1884, by which I was appointed trustee of that settlement — I was also a clerk in the defendant's office — I received this letter of 11th September. (From the defendant inquiring whether it would be safe to venture back to England, as he was suffering from fever at the Cape.) A few days before the defendant went away he said he intended to go to the Congo, as he expected to get an appointment there — he left his books and papers in the office; no one had charge of them that I am aware of.
Cross-examined. Proceedings had been taken to set aside the settlement, and to prevent the trustee from paying over the funds to the wife on the ground of its being fraudulent — the matter has been heard before Vice-Chancellor Bacon, who refused the injunction with costs as against the Berlandinas — I still assist a solicitor as his clerk.