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The Consett Chronicle, February 4, 1910
In memoriam notices of the year 1909

15th January 1909:
Wallace, son of T. H. Wilson, Lancaster, 19 months

15th January 1909:
Cuthbert Wilkinson, Medomsley, 75 years

23rd February 1909:
Mary, wife of J. Wilkinson, Lw Westwood, 45 years

9th March 1909:
John Wilson, Burnhopefield, 38 years

11th March 1909:
Joseph, son of Henry Wilson, Oxhill, 3 years

30th March 1909:
Thomas Wilson, Craghead, 71 years

6th April 1909:
Thomas Wilson, Cornsay Colliery, 72 years

17th April 1909:
Thomas W. Wilkinson, Bishop, Ushaw Moor College, 84 years

3rd June 1909:
Elizabeth, wife of Ed. Williams, Dipton, 60 years

20th September 1909:
Mary, daughter of R. Wilson, Linz Colliery, 22 months

22nd September 1909:
Robert, son of R. Wilson, Greencroft, 6 years

23rd September 1909:
Mary Willoughby, daughter of J. Reiley, Stanley, 18 years

The Consett Chronicle, February 4, 1910
West Stanley Colliery Disaster, Busty Seam, 16 Feb 1909

John William, Dover, 17 years

Joseph Willis, Stanley, 56 years

The News of the World, May 06, 1937
Obituary of the Week

Mr. Thomas James Wise,
owner of what is probably the finest private library in existence, at his home in Heath-drive, Hampstead, aged 77. His reputation was world-wide.
1881 Census, England
His father was Thomas Wise and the family lived in Islington, 3, Thornhill Grove. The mother is not mentioned. Further children: George J. Wise, Henry D. Wise and Herbert A. Wise.

1911 Census, England
Thomas James Wise was born abt. 1860 in Gravesend, Kent, England and was 51 years old in 1911. He resided at 25 Heath Drive, Hampstead, London N W. He was married with Frances Louisa Wise, who was born in Manchester abt. 1873. Their marriage took place abt. 1901. He was an essential oil merchant.

The Times, September 04, 1944

Leader Williams
In memory of our beloved son Derek, F/O., R. A. F., 12 Bomber Squadron, on this the anniversary of his last flight over Germany, Sept. 5-6, 1943. Not forgetting his gallant rear-gunner Sgt. Harding.

Derek George Leader Williams
John Harding

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Add. Information: Flight Lieutenant (Pilot)
21350
abt. 1914
06 Septemebr 1943
29
12 Sqdn.
Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
Durnbach War Cemetery, Germany
Son of Ernest Edgington Leader Williams
and Marguerite Alexander Leader Williams,
of West Ealing, Middlesex. Sergeant (Air Gunner)
1589233
abt. 1910
06 Septemebr 1943
33
12 Sqdn.
Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
Durnbach War Cemetery, Germany
Son of Francis William and Ethel Harding,
husband of Charlotte Harding,
of Hollinwood, Lancashire.

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