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George Saville Naylor & Gwen Heslop |
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HENRY NAYLOR
The death occurred last Saturday at Badsley Moor Lane Hospital, Rotherham, of Mr. Henry Naylor, a well known resident of Treeton. He was 89. Until ill health made him retire, Mr. Naylor was employed at Treeton Colliery. He was a keen gardener. Mr. Naylor leaves two sons and a daughter. A service was held at the Treeton Baptist Church on Thursday week, followed by interment at the old cemetery in Treeton. The Rev. A.F. Harries conducted the service.
The mourners were:-
Mr. and Mrs. H. Naylor, Mr. and Mrs. G. Naylor (sons and daughters in law), Mr. and Mrs. G. Spink (son-in-Law and daughter), Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Spink, Miss M. Spink, Mr. and Mrs. H. Naylor, Mr. A. Naylor, Mr. and Mrs. M. Page (grandchildren), Mr. and Mrs. B. Naylor (brother and sister-in-law), Mrs. B. Naylor (sister-in-law), Mrs. B. Turner, Mr. and Mrs. L. Naylor (nephew and nieces), Mr. and Mrs. T. Chambers, Mr. J. Wright, Mrs. Lightfoot, Mr. and Mrs. H. Haley, Mrs. E. Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. L. Bates, Mr. and Mrs. B. Billingsley, Mrs. R. Perry, Mrs. Stewart
The family thank relatives, friends and neighbours for sympathy and floral tributes. Special thanks to doctors and staff of 'B' Block at Badsley Moor Lane Hospital for their kindness during Mr. Naylor's illness, also the Rotherham Co-operatives Society for funeral arrangements
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Ivy May Naylor (Downs) & Henry Naylor
George Naylor & Gwen Heslop |
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1881 Census
11 Mill Lane, Treeton - 4670 111 2, Page 39705.
Alfred Naylor H. M. 26 Coal Miner Rawmarsh
Alice Naylor W. M. 24 Wife Ripley DBYS
Fanny Naylor D. 4 North Staveley
Henry Naylor S. 2 North Staveley
Ernest Naylor S. 1 North Staveley
Joseph Paxton Lodg. 25 Coal Miner Speedwell Ter, DBY
1891 Census
16 Mill Lane, Treeton
Alfred Naylor H. M. 36 Coal Miner?, YKS
Alice Naylor W. M. 32 Ripley DBYS
Fanny S. Naylor D. 14 North Staveley
Henry Naylor S. 12 Scholar North Staveley
Ernest Naylor S. 11 Scholar North Staveley
Alfred Naylor S. 9 Scholar Treeton
Alice Naylor D. 7 Scholar Kilnhurst
Ada Naylor D. 5 Scholar Treeton
Albert Naylor S. 4 Scholar Treeton
Margaret Naylor D. 2 Treeton
Jane Naylor D. 6 mths Treeton
1901 Census
16 Mill Lane, Treeton, West Riding of Yorkshire. RG13/4390, Folio 69. Page 7.
Alfred Naylor H. M. 49 Coal Miner Hewer Rawmarsh
Alice Naylor W. M. 45 Ripley, DBYS
Henry Naylor S. U. 22 Coal Miner Worker North Staveley, DBYS
Ernest Naylor S. U. 21 Coal Miner Worker North Staveley, DBYS
Alfred Naylor S. U. 19 Collry. Pony Driver Underground Worker Treeton
Albert Naylor 13 Collry. Pony Driver Underground Worker Treeton
Ada Naylor D. U. 15 Treeton
Margaret Naylor D. 12 Treeton
Jane Naylor D. 10 Treeton
Ethel Naylor D. 8 Treeton
Hilda Naylor D. 7 Treeton
Wilfred Naylor S. 5 Treeton
Bower Naylor S. 3 Treeton
Walter Naylor 1 Treeton
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Henry won the prize for heaviest potato pull in 1955 (21 lbs) in the 'Treeton Horticultural Society Show'.
HENRY ‘Harry’ NAYLOR
Harry (as he was called by his friends) was a Black Smith at Orgreave Pit until the 1926 Strike when he became a Fish & Chip Shop Proprietor. His first shop was in Attercliffe, then Darnal and finally Manvers Road, Beighton. He was 86 years old when he died and is buried with his wife in Treeton.
GEORGE NAYLOR
George (Jud) was one of the children whose initials were inscribed on the porch of the Baptist Church in a Stone Laying Ceremony on Saturday July 7th, 1923.
Taken from 'Treeton Horticultural Show Silver Jubilee 1952 - 1977’
George Naylor
George is the son of the late Harry Naylor who joined the Society in the first year and won the potato Competition in 1954. George himself has been a member of the society for many years and was elected to the Committee in 1973.
He married his wife Gwen in 1939 (Gwen died in 1971) they have a daughter Dylis who is now married with two children and one son Derek. In his youth George was very fond of cycling, and as he tells us, during his courting and early married days, himself and Gwen were familiar sights riding tandem to all parts of Yorkshire and beyond. Living on his own a lot of George's time these days is taken up with the family chores, but he still loves his gardening when the opportunity arises. In addition his practical help for the Society has and still is invaluable.
George served as a committee member during the years 1973 - 1977. He also won the 'Member of the Year' award in 1969. |
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b: 10 FEB 1879
b: 18 OCT 1877
