Name: Heap family tree

Updated: 02-28-2021 11:02:54.


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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Doris Muriel Robinson: Birth: 16 NOV 1902 in GRIMSBY Humberside. Death: 1 MAR 2000 in N East LINCOLNSHIRE

  2. James Clifford Robinson: Birth: 7 JAN 1904 in GRIMSBY Humberside. Death: 8 AUG 1982 in GRIMSBY Humberside

  3. Violet Marjorie Robinson: Birth: 22 JUN 1905 in Healing, Lincolnshire. Death: 19 OCT 1956 in GRIMSBY Humberside

  4. Frank Ernest Robinson: Birth: 10 JAN 1908 in Healing, Lincolnshire. Death: 25 SEP 2007 in GRIMSBY

  5. Person Not Viewable

  6. Herve Josse Robinson: Birth: 30 MAR 1915 in GRIMSBY Humberside. Death: 9 JAN 1986 in Bracebridge Hall Nursing Home, LINCOLN

  7. Clarisse Margaret Robinson: Birth: 24 MAR 1920 in GRIMSBY Humberside. Death: 23 JUL 2004 in GRIMSBY Humberside


Sources
1. Source:   BMD+Marriage and Death Certs+Father's Will

Notes
a. Note:   1874=Birth December Qtr Vol 7a Page 622 1881=St Leonard's House, Abbey Rd, Great Grimsby
 1891=St Leonard's House, Abbey Rd, Great Grimsby
 1893-1898=On the books of Grimsby Town Football Club for whom he made 10 appearances and scored 9 goals.
 1899=Best man at the wedding of sister Bertha Robinson to Herbert Heap
 1901=St Leonard's House, Abbey Rd, Great Grimsby.
 1902=Marriage June Qtr Vol 7a Page 1410. Witnesses Frank & Gladys Rose Warner, Conrad Hastie, brothers and sister in law.
 1909=Death of Father James Robinson
 1911=163,Farebrother Street plus sister in law Bessie Warner (Younger brother Fred is living at No 190)
 1912=September - Declared Bankrupt. He may have been a bit of a Gambler
 1914-1918=Enlisted 18.04.1918. 154202 Corporal Herve Robinson serving in the Royal Army Medical Corps. Served in France with the 113th reinforcements. From his Army Record "After having attained the age of 40 not to be placed in a Medical Category higher than B1 at any time during his service".
 1915=163,Farebrother Street
 Employed at Father's firm Worms & Co (shipping)
 Received from Grimsby Town Football Club " A prolific marksman for All Saints, Herve did not disappoint when borrowed by Town for Football League duty. After a scoring debut he then ended his Mariners' service with a hat trick versus Rotherham (7-1), possibly still being a teenager at the time. That same month (February 1894) he was reported to be living and working in Hamburg, Germany as a clerk for a shipping merchant, curtailing a promising soccer career. Later a self-employed ledger clerk, Herve was resident in Farebrother Street, Grimsby when declared bankrupt in September 1912." 1917=Death of Mother Charlotte.
 1922=163,Farebrother Street. (Grimsby/Cleethorpes Directories)
 1939=51,Ainslie Street (Clerk seeking employment), plus his sister in law Bessie Warner
 1954=51,Ainslie Street. Death aged 79 years Vol 3b Page 237 and buried in Scartho Road Cemetery Entry 60418 on the 27th January, 1954 in Grave location 134-E-29 - No headstone

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