Alice Maud Parker (nee Parker), was born in Yorktown, Camberley in 1892, the daughter of Thomas George Parker and his wife Sarah Ann (nee Lunn). Her father was a labourer. In 1901 she was living in Mytchett where her father had found work.
She would have attended Frimley School at this time.
In 1911 she was still living in Mytchett with her widowed brother George in a house in Potteries Lane. Her mother was also living there as were her two nephews. She married Lewis Jesse Tremain Parker at St Peter’s in Frimley on the 4th of October 1913. She had a daughter Beatrice Maud, born in 1914, who was baptised at St Peter’s on the 24th of January 1915.
The following year she died. She was buried at St Peter’s on the 5th of February 1916.
Research: Mary Ann Bennett
Photos: Whispyblink
She would have attended Frimley School at this time.
In 1911 she was still living in Mytchett with her widowed brother George in a house in Potteries Lane. Her mother was also living there as were her two nephews. She married Lewis Jesse Tremain Parker at St Peter’s in Frimley on the 4th of October 1913. She had a daughter Beatrice Maud, born in 1914, who was baptised at St Peter’s on the 24th of January 1915.
The following year she died. She was buried at St Peter’s on the 5th of February 1916.
Research: Mary Ann Bennett
Photos: Whispyblink
Alice Maud Parker (nee Parker), was born in Yorktown, Camberley in 1892, the daughter of Thomas George Parker and his wife Sarah Ann (nee Lunn). Her father was a labourer. In 1901 she was living in Mytchett where her father had found work.
She would have attended Frimley School at this time.
In 1911 she was still living in Mytchett with her widowed brother George in a house in Potteries Lane. Her mother was also living there as were her two nephews. She married Lewis Jesse Tremain Parker at St Peter’s in Frimley on the 4th of October 1913. She had a daughter Beatrice Maud, born in 1914, who was baptised at St Peter’s on the 24th of January 1915.
The following year she died. She was buried at St Peter’s on the 5th of February 1916.
Research: Mary Ann Bennett
Photos: Whispyblink
She would have attended Frimley School at this time.
In 1911 she was still living in Mytchett with her widowed brother George in a house in Potteries Lane. Her mother was also living there as were her two nephews. She married Lewis Jesse Tremain Parker at St Peter’s in Frimley on the 4th of October 1913. She had a daughter Beatrice Maud, born in 1914, who was baptised at St Peter’s on the 24th of January 1915.
The following year she died. She was buried at St Peter’s on the 5th of February 1916.
Research: Mary Ann Bennett
Photos: Whispyblink
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