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on Ivy Maud Grint.....
1908:
March 9, Birth, of Ivy Maud Grint of
12 Kings Square: Globe Street: Heigham
Father: Berie Grint: Carpenter Journeyman
Mother: Rose Eva Grint formally Jelly
Registered: April 18, 1908
Entry 465 -
information from file certificate
1911:
Census - 21 Cross Globe Street, Norwich - A
property of 5 rooms
Bertie Grint
- Head - age 27 - married - House Painter /
Builder - born Norwich
Rose Grint - Wife - age 26 - married
- born Norwich
Frederick Grint - Son - age 6 - born
Norwich
Walter Grint - Son - age 4 - born Norwich
Ivy Grint
- Daughter - age 3 - born Norwich
Arthur Grint - Son - age 1 - born Norwich
Violet Wurr - Niece - age 16 - Single
- born Norwich
Hilda Wurr - Niece - age 9 - born Norwich
Voilet and Hilda Wurr
were staying at their uncle Bertie's while their
parents were at their grandmother's (below).
This is because the Wurr family were preparing
to move to Canada.
1926:
May 23, Marriage at St Marks:
Hall Road: Lakenham.
Ernest Charles Taylor, age 20, Bacholar,
Shop Assistant of 114 Goldwell Road, Norwich
Ivy-Maude-Grint,
age 18, Spinster, of 19 Cross Glebe Street,
Norwich
Father: Edward Taylor, Labour
Father: Bertie Grint, Carpenter
Witnesses:- Edward-Taylor and Bertie-Grint
Entry 461 -
information from file certificate
More on
my nan's life to come...
I was always closer to my grandmother
than my gradfather she had her fathers sense
of humour and was always such a lady, I would
go and cut her grass after school sometimes,
during or after I was invited to take afternoon
High Tea with her and a few times she would
tell me of the hardships she had when she was
a girl. Nanny was always like the head, we always
seemed to go to her for things. When I passed
my driving test she was the one who lent me
£108 to buy my first car, a Hillman Husky.
I was given a repayment card with the money
and told how much I had to pay back weekly,
she was lovely but business minded with it.
- Ray Taylor
The memories of
parties at Spixworth Rd were lovely. One thing
I remember is when Ivy cooked a turkey, she
put lots of drumsticks around the dish like
a centipede...because the kids all wanted a
leg!!! - Margaret Brawn-Meek formerly
Waspe
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