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NameReginald Hampton Whiteway Wilkinson 
[3, Birth, Q4 of 1882, Islington dist, vol 1b, p.216], [4, 1911 ref: RG14, PN12742], [3, Marriage, Q3 of 1911, Newton Abbot dist, vol 5b, p. 264], [32, Probate on 22 march 1954 at Exeter], [3, Death: Q1 of 1954, Newton Abbot dist, vol 7a, p. 644]
[3, Birth, Q4 of 1882, Islington dist, vol 1b, p.216], [4, 1911 ref: RG14, PN12742], [3, Marriage, Q3 of 1911, Newton Abbot dist, vol 5b, p. 264], [32, Probate on 22 march 1954 at Exeter], [3, Death: Q1 of 1954, Newton Abbot dist, vol 7a, p. 644]Birthca Nov 1882, Islington district, London
Death6 Feb 1954, Newton Abbot Hospital, Devon
General1911: Clay merchant.
Spouses
Marriageca Aug 1911, Newton Abbot district, Devon [3, Marriage, Q3 of 1911, Newton Abbot dist, vol 5b, p. 264]
Notes for Reginald Hampton Whiteway Wilkinson
His birth index:
Surname First name(s) District Vol Page
Births Dec 1882 (>99%)
Wilkinson Reginald Hampton W Islington 1b 216
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In 1939 he is not to be found. But there is another family of Whiteway-Wilkinsons, William, Mary and two children in Newton Abbot. William was the “Managing Director of a firm producing Potters Ball clay for Export and Home Consumption”. This make better sense of Reginald being a clay merchant as he might have been working for a brother, or relation, in selling the Potter’s Ball Clay under commission.
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His death index:
Surname First name(s) Age District Vol Page
Deaths Mar 1954 (>99%)
WILKINSON Reginald H W 71 Newton A. 7a 644
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His executors were his daughters, Mary Marguerite, unmarried, and Diana, married to Louis Frank Choqueel Tyler). What about his son Reginald? Reginald had died at sea in WW2.
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Surname First name(s) District Vol Page
Births Dec 1882 (>99%)
Wilkinson Reginald Hampton W Islington 1b 216
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In 1939 he is not to be found. But there is another family of Whiteway-Wilkinsons, William, Mary and two children in Newton Abbot. William was the “Managing Director of a firm producing Potters Ball clay for Export and Home Consumption”. This make better sense of Reginald being a clay merchant as he might have been working for a brother, or relation, in selling the Potter’s Ball Clay under commission.
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His death index:
Surname First name(s) Age District Vol Page
Deaths Mar 1954 (>99%)
WILKINSON Reginald H W 71 Newton A. 7a 644
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His executors were his daughters, Mary Marguerite, unmarried, and Diana, married to Louis Frank Choqueel Tyler). What about his son Reginald? Reginald had died at sea in WW2.
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Will notes for Reginald Hampton Whiteway Wilkinson
Probate on 22 March 1954:
WHITEWAT-WILKINSON Reginald Hampton of Homeside, 8 Totnew Road, Newton Abbot Devonshire died 6 February 1954 at Newton Abbot Hospital Devonshire Probate Exeter 22 March to Harold Gaye Michelmore Solicitor Mary Marguerite Whiteway-Wilkinson spinster and Diana Tyler (wife of Louis Frank Choqueel Tyler). Effects £2933 11s 2d.
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WHITEWAT-WILKINSON Reginald Hampton of Homeside, 8 Totnew Road, Newton Abbot Devonshire died 6 February 1954 at Newton Abbot Hospital Devonshire Probate Exeter 22 March to Harold Gaye Michelmore Solicitor Mary Marguerite Whiteway-Wilkinson spinster and Diana Tyler (wife of Louis Frank Choqueel Tyler). Effects £2933 11s 2d.
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Notes for Reginald Hampton Whiteway & Margaret Emily (Family)
Their marriage index:
Surname First name(s) District Vol Page
Marriages Sep 1911 (>99%)
Wilkinson Reginald H W Newton A. 5b 264
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Surname First name(s) District Vol Page
Marriages Sep 1911 (>99%)
Wilkinson Reginald H W Newton A. 5b 264
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