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Lucy Edith Berridge (1868-1935)
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1871/04/02 Aged 2, of Ryde House School, Ripley, Surrey - RG10/809 f.43 p.37
1881/04/03 Scholar, aged 12, of Ryde House, High Street, Ripley, Surrey - RG11/774 f.37 p.17
1891/04/05 Aged 22, of Ryde House, High Street, Ripley, Surrey - RG12/557 f.29 p.9
1901/03/31 Living on own means, aged 31, of Ryde House, Ripley, Surrey - RG13/600 f.27 p,11
1901/07/31 Of Common House, Dunsfold
1902/09/12 Of Common House, Dunsfold
1903/11/18 Of Common House, Dunsfold
1905/11/04 Of Common House, Dunsfold
1908/03/04 Of Common House, Dunsfold
1911/04/02 Aged 43, of Common House, Dunsfold, Surrey - RG14/3164 f.?? p.117
1918/??/?? Of Common House, Dunsfold
1921/06/19 Aged (52?) of (Common House, Dunsfold, Surrey?) - RG15/?? f.?? p.??
1928/??/?? Of Redvers, Dunsfold, Surrey
1931/04/26 Aged (62?) of (Redvers, Dunsfold, Surrey?) - RG16/?? f.?? p.??
1935/03/20 Of Redvers, Dunsfold, Surrey
1935/03/?? - Obituary:
DEATH OF MRS PUTTOCK
Member of Old Local Family
Mrs Lucy Edith Puttock of Redvers, of Dunsfold, died on Saturday, aged 65. She
was the widow of Mr Edwin Puttock, the
last of the male line of a family of yeoman
farmers that had been connected with Duns-
fold for well over 400 years. For generations,
the family lived at Common House, a pic-
turesque old residence in the village. Mr
Puttock died 10 years ago. Four daughters
survive.
Mrs Puttock, who was greatly esteemed by many friends, was a daughter of the late
Mr T. M. Berridge, of Ryde House, Ripley,
where for many years he was the principal
of a school carried on there. She was an
energetic worker in connection with many
parochial organisations, for years had regu-
larly helped to decorate the Parish Church
for festivals, played the piano at social
gatherings, and assisted at the stalls at vil-
lage fetes and sales of work. Mrs Puttock,
who will be much missed in the parish, was
a member of the Mother's Union and of the
Women's Institute.
THE FUNERAL
There was a large attendance at the
funeral at Dunsfold Church on Wednesday,
when the Rector (Rev. A. E. Hollins) offi-
ciated, and gave an address, referring to the
old and valued associations of the family
with the parish. Two of Mrs Puttock's
favourite hymns, 'Nearer, my God, to
Thee' and 'The day Thou gavest, Lord, is
ended', were sung. As the cortege left the
church, the Rector, at the organ, played 'O
rest in the Lord'. The internment was in a
corner of the churchyard where only mem-
bers of the Puttock family are buried. The
grave was lined with ivy and daffodils by
Mr G. Cousins, as a tribute of affection
from the Rectory.
The chief mourners were Mr and Mrs D. Lane, Miss L. Puttock, Mr and Mrs A.G.
Copping and Mr and Mrs R.J. Sadler
(sons-in-law and daughters), Mr and Mrs
C. Berridge (brother and sister-in-law), Mrs
Julian (niece, representing Mrs Green, sis-
ter of Mrs Puttock), and Mr J.A. Sadler.
Others present were Mrs Hollins, Mrs Verschoyle, Mr and Mrs Freeman, Mr F.
Balchin (Godalming), Miss Durrant, Mrs
W. Day, Miss Underwood, Mrs T. Under-
wood, Mr G. Harrison, Mrs E. Smithers,
Mrs Hoath, Mrs F. Waller, Mrs W. Hawk-
ings, Mrs Aylward, Mrs Farmer, Miss E.
Mitchell, Mrs Hendry, Mr H. Soper, Mrs
Ranger, Mr A.F. Copping, Mrs B.L. Lin-
tott, Mrs Covey, Mr and Mrs J. Voller,
Mrs G. Voller, Mrs Ede, Mrs A. Watler,
Mrs Collins, Miss E. Mansfield, Mrs E. En-
tincknap and Mrs Renmant.
There were many beautiful flowers from the family and other relatives and friends.
The family of the late Mrs Puttock wish to thank all friends for their kind sympathy
and for the beautiful floral tributes.
1935/11/02 Admin to Clara Edith Lane effects £170 14s 11d
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