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Headstone at Weaver Chapel, Winsford.
Elisha Newall died 6th March, 1926 age 61 of Wharton. Elizabeth Ann his wife died 7th March 1918, age 52. William George their son died 1st November 1909 in his 5th year. Emily their daughter died 2nd March 1936, age 48.
On a Headstone at Weaver Methodist Chapel, Darnhall, Winsford:
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In Loving Memory of Elizabeth Annie the beloved wife of Frederick Rowlinson of Wharton who passed away 19th October, 1943 age 46 years. The Lord is my Shepherd. And of Frederick her beloved husband reunited 14th September, 1973 age 78 years.
On a Headstone at Weaver Methodist Chapel, Darnhall, Winsford:
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In Loving Memory of Elizabeth Annie the beloved wife of Frederick Rowlinson of Wharton who passed away 19th October, 1943 age 46 years. The Lord is my Shepherd. And of Frederick her beloved husband reunited 14th September, 1973 age 78 years.
From http://www.bellfunerals.co.uk
*Lath*, Joan
The funeral was held recently for the late Joan Lath who died on 30th December 2005 aged 83 years. Joan was born in Winsford, the only child of the late Frederick and Elizabeth Rowlinson (nee Newall). She grew up in Winsford and went to school there. Joan married Harry Lath of Sheffield at Bethesda Chapel, Winsford in 1946, they settled in Northwich, retiring to Cuddington. Joan was widowed in 1992. On leaving school aged 14, Joan went to work at Lilyworks, sewing clothes. Later during the war she was a Civil Nursing Reserve at Arclid, near Winsford, then at Wright-Kingsford Home for Children in Finchley, London. Joan enjoyed making clothes, needlework and knitting. She is survived by sons Stephen, Philip and Jeremy, daughter in law Liz and granddaughter Melanie. The service was held at Northwich Methodist Church and was followed by committal at Altrincham Crematorium, conducted by Rev David Goodwin. As well as family floral tributes, donations were received for National Children’s Homes
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1891 Census
161 Station Road, Wharton, Winsford.
Elisha NewallH. M.26JoinerWinsford
Elizabeth NewallW. M.25Staffordshire
David NewallS. 5ScholarWinsford
Emily NewallD. 3Winsford
James C. NewallS. 1Winsford
1901 Census
161 Station Road, Wharton, Winsford. RG13/3343, Fiche 4, Folio 175.
Elisha NewallH. M.36JoinerWorkerWinsford
Elizabeth A. NewallW. M.35Winsford
David NewallS.15Shipwright's Appr.WorkerWinsford
Emily NewallD.13Winsford
James C. NewallS.11Winsford
Kathleen A. NewallD. 8Winsford
Charles NewallS. 6Winsford
Elizabeth A. NewallD. 4Winsford
Mary B. NewallD. 1Winsford
Kelly's Directory 1914
Elisha Newall - Builder, 351 Station Road
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PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH, STATION ROAD, WINSFORD, CHESHIRE - SOUVENIR, DECEMBER 1923.
Page 11.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOUR - This branch of the Church was formed in the year 1899 by the Rev. D. T. Mann, who was then travelling on our Circuit, and much could be said of the good work done for God both in the past and the present, and quite a large number of our young people may be seen at the weekly gathering, Rev. D. T. Mann was elected the first President and the late Mr. Harold Robinson its first Secretary, who served in that office until his removal to Gateshead owing to his employment being in that district. For some time Mr. Nathan Robinson was President and Miss Clara Ledward, Secretary. Miss Ledward made a very good Secretary until her marriage and removal to Hyde. In October 1920 the Rev. D. T. Mann preached the 21st Anniversary Services of this Society and was well received. Present Officers: President - Rev. E. A. Steen; Vice-Presidents - Messrs. Moses Pickstock, N. Robinson, Mrs. Lycett, Misses Isabella Pimlett, Mary P. Newall and Emily Newall; Secretary - Miss Delia Perry; Assistant Secretary - Miss Elizabeth Gillett.
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