Baby Anita was the first born to Tom Henry and Dylis Lloyd Johnson. Her grandparents were Anne Lightfoot Lloyd & Richard Lloyd, and John Robert & Ima Lee Jennings Johnson.
Dylis never stopped grieving for Baby Anita, she came to the cemetery every day, along with her cousin & best friend Mary Ryan, on their lunch break, to visit her. This continued until Dylis took the ship from South Hampton to America in June 1947, to join Tommie in Wesley Chapel.
Baby Anita is buried with her Mother's baby brother, Bernard Lloyd and Dylis's sister, Marguerite Lloyd Hartles, along with Baby Leo Andrew Knox. Leo was the great-grandson of Marguerite and Eric Hartles.
Baby Anita died on 3 September 1946, age 5 months, and was buried on September 7th. She died at 1 Moss Street in Widnes.
Dylis never stopped grieving for Baby Anita, she came to the cemetery every day, along with her cousin & best friend Mary Ryan, on their lunch break, to visit her. This continued until Dylis took the ship from South Hampton to America in June 1947, to join Tommie in Wesley Chapel.
Baby Anita is buried with her Mother's baby brother, Bernard Lloyd and Dylis's sister, Marguerite Lloyd Hartles, along with Baby Leo Andrew Knox. Leo was the great-grandson of Marguerite and Eric Hartles.
Baby Anita died on 3 September 1946, age 5 months, and was buried on September 7th. She died at 1 Moss Street in Widnes.
Baby Anita was the first born to Tom Henry and Dylis Lloyd Johnson. Her grandparents were Anne Lightfoot Lloyd & Richard Lloyd, and John Robert & Ima Lee Jennings Johnson.
Dylis never stopped grieving for Baby Anita, she came to the cemetery every day, along with her cousin & best friend Mary Ryan, on their lunch break, to visit her. This continued until Dylis took the ship from South Hampton to America in June 1947, to join Tommie in Wesley Chapel.
Baby Anita is buried with her Mother's baby brother, Bernard Lloyd and Dylis's sister, Marguerite Lloyd Hartles, along with Baby Leo Andrew Knox. Leo was the great-grandson of Marguerite and Eric Hartles.
Baby Anita died on 3 September 1946, age 5 months, and was buried on September 7th. She died at 1 Moss Street in Widnes.
Dylis never stopped grieving for Baby Anita, she came to the cemetery every day, along with her cousin & best friend Mary Ryan, on their lunch break, to visit her. This continued until Dylis took the ship from South Hampton to America in June 1947, to join Tommie in Wesley Chapel.
Baby Anita is buried with her Mother's baby brother, Bernard Lloyd and Dylis's sister, Marguerite Lloyd Hartles, along with Baby Leo Andrew Knox. Leo was the great-grandson of Marguerite and Eric Hartles.
Baby Anita died on 3 September 1946, age 5 months, and was buried on September 7th. She died at 1 Moss Street in Widnes.
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