Waterfall Family History
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| 1001 | President Fertilizer Manufacturers' Assoc. | WATERFALL Robinson (I57)
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| 1002 | Prisoner of war. Captured on Crete and sent to Stalag VIIIB. On 21 Jan 1945 moved to Stalag VIIIC and on 4 Feb 1945 camp was evacuated and had to march for 400 miles which took 30 days until they reached camp 9c at Bad Orb and stayed here until the camp was liberated by the Americans on the 2 Apr 1945. POW number:24321 | WATERFALL Sidney (I6)
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| 1003 | Prisoners of War of British Army, WWII; The Naval and Military Press, Ltd. | Source (S87)
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| 1004 | Private 1907 SVC Command Unit World War II | WATERFALL Harold John (I84)
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| 1005 | Private 24661 Albert Waterfall 15th Battalion "Nottingham" [Bantam] Sherwood Foresters (Notts and Derby Regiment) died of wounds at No 10 Casualty Station on Wednesday 1st August 1917 aged 20. He is buried in the Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery. During the First World War, the village of Lijssenthoek was situated on the main communication line between the Allied military bases in the rear and the Ypres battlefields. Close to the Front, but out of the extreme range of most German field artillery, it became a natural place to establish casualty clearing stations.The 15th (Bantam) Battalion, made up initially of men who although fit were below the normal minimum service height of 5' 3", moved to France with the 35th (Bantam) Division in 1916. The Battalion fought with great distinction and heavy casualties throughout the 1916 battles on the Somme. However at the end of 1916, the problems of finding 'bantam' reinforcements in sufficient numbers became too difficult; the 15th Foresters was redesignated a normal 'service' battalion and fought as such until the end of the War. Born and resident in Belper Albert enlisted in Derby in March 1915 and was the youngest son of William and Mary Ellen Waterfall, of 172, Over Lane, Openwoodgate, Belper.Prior to enlisting he had been employed at Denby Colliery.He was the brother of Alfred Waterfall, his other brother Percy served in France with a Lewis Gun Section and survived. Private 26945 Alfred Waterfall 1st Garrison Battalion Sherwood Foresters (Notts and Derby Regiment) Died of enteric fever at Port Suez Egypt on Sunday 26th August 1917 aged 29. Alfred is buried in the Suez War Memorial Cemetery Egypt. The 1st Garrison Battalion was formed in Lichfield in July 1915. In October 1915 it began transferring to Egypt, via Malta and Gallipoli.Suez was an important hospital centre during the First World War with two Indian general hospitals, two stationary hospitals and casualty clearing stations based there at various times. Born and resident in Belper Alfred enlisted in Derby and was the son of Mr William Waterfall and Mary Ellen Waterfall of 172, Over Lane, Belper and the husband of Sarah Waterfall, of 157, Nottingham Rd., Belper, they had two young children a boy and a girl.Prior to enlisting Alfred was employed at the White Lea Pit near Ripley where his father was also employed.He was the brother of Albert Waterfall, his other brother Percy served in France with a Lewis Gun Section and survived. | WATERFALL Albert (I574)
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| 1006 | Private 25665 Leonard Waterfall 16th Battalion ('Chatsworth Rifles') Sherwood Foresters (Notts and Derby Regiment) Killed in Action during The Battle of the Ancre Heights on Sunday 3rd September 1916 aged 21. Leonard is buried in the Knightsbridge Cemetery Mesnil-Martinsart France. Leonard enlisted in the spring of 1915 (the third brother to join the colours*) and went to France a few months later. Prior to enlisting he worked at Captain Lowe's Denby Colliery.The attack started at 5.10am after an intensive bombardment lasting four minutes. The 17th Battalion successfully reached the German 1st and 2nd lines. However, following several unsuccessful attempts the 16th Battalion Rifle Brigade were unable to hold their objective and as a consequence the 17th Battalion were forced to retire. As a whole the Division were unable to reach and consolidate their objectives. "Dear Mr and Mrs Waterfall and family - I feel I must write a few lines to sympathise with you in your sad loss of your son Leonard . . . . . As you will know we had been in action on the Sunday morning, September 3rd and Leonard was killed in the afternoon. I came across him after we had come out of our attack and I will remember how pleased we both were to see each other . . . . as so many of us, along with Leonard were sent of to get the wounded boys in and when I got back I heard the sad news about Leonard." The three Waterfall's who died were all brothers A fourth brother, Ernest served as a Gunner in the R.F.A. and survived the War being discharged in early 1917 due to the effects of being gassed. Percy the youngest brother enlisted in 1916 (serving with a Lewis Gun Section of the Sherwood Foresters) and also survived the War. Sons of William and Mary Ellen Waterfall, of 172, Over Lane, Belper, Derby. | WATERFALL Leonard (I573)
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| 1007 | Private 26945 Alfred Waterfall 1st Garrison Battalion Sherwood Foresters (Notts and Derby Regiment) Died of enteric fever at Port Suez Egypt on Sunday 26th August 1917 aged 29. Alfred is buried in the Suez War Memorial Cemetery Egypt. The 1st Garrison Battalion was formed in Lichfield in July 1915. In October 1915 it began transferring to Egypt, via Malta and Gallipoli.Suez was an important hospital centre during the First World War with two Indian general hospitals, two stationary hospitals and casualty clearing stations based there at various times. Born and resident in Belper Alfred enlisted in Derby and was the son of Mr William Waterfall and Mary Ellen Waterfall of 172, Over Lane, Belper and the husband of Sarah Waterfall, of 157, Nottingham Rd., Belper, they had two young children a boy and a girl.Prior to enlisting Alfred was employed at the White Lea Pit near Ripley where his father was also employed.He was the brother of Albert Waterfall, his other brother Percy served in France with a Lewis Gun Section and survived. | WATERFALL Alfred (I558)
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| 1008 | Purchased his commision into HM 95th Foot Regiment of the Nottingham and Derby Regiment. On 5 June 1853 he was made a Lieutenant. On the 10 July 1860 he exchanged and moved to HM 5th Regiment of the Light Dragoons. | WATERFALL John Henry (I1548)
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| 1009 | Ralph gives his occupation as a Coal Huggler. | WATERFALL Ralph (I5)
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| 1010 | Ralph gives his occupation as a Coal Miner. | WATERFALL Ralph (I5)
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| 1011 | Ralph gives his occupation as a Labourer. | WATERFALL Ralph (I5)
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| 1012 | RAMC 127056/107058 | WATERFALL John Henry (I139)
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| 1013 | Reason for discharge: Being considered as unlikely to become an efficient soldier. | WATERFALL Harry (I128)
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| 1014 | Richard gives his occupation as a Keeper Ca?er | WATERFALL Richard (I623)
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| 1015 | Richard gives his occupation as a Super at the Manchester Corporation. | WATERFALL Richard (I623)
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| 1016 | Richard gives his occupation as an Agricultural Labourer. | WATERFALL Richard (I623)
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| 1017 | Richard Waterfall was ordained by Bishop Charles F Buddy. | Father WATERFALL Richard Anderson (I1536)
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| 1018 | Robert gives his occupation as a Salesman. | Family F378
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| 1019 | Royal Engineer 612th (Clyde) Fortress Coy. Regimental No: 303671 Rank: Sapper | WATERFALL Frederick William (I510)
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| 1020 | Rudolf was one of four children from his father's first marriage. When he converted from Judaism to Christianity his family disowned him. Made three crystal vases, one for eachof his children. | FRANKENBUSCH Rudolf (I16)
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| 1021 | Sailed from Wellington, New Zealand on the 'SS Kaikoura'. Disembarked at Plymouth. [p1g]'s occupation is stated as an Engineer. | PICKARD Eliza (I138)
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| 1022 | Sailed from Wellington, New Zealand on the 'SS Kaikoura'. Disembarked at Plymouth. [p1g]'s occupation is stated as an Engineer. | WATERFALL Francis (I137)
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| 1023 | Sailed from Wellington, New Zealand on the 'SS Kaikoura'. Disembarked at Plymouth. | WATERFALL Wilson (I141)
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| 1024 | Sailed from Wellington, New Zealand on the 'SS Kaikoura'. Disembarked at Plymouth. | WATERFALL Lucy Elizabeth (I140)
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| 1025 | Sailed from Wellington, New Zealand on the 'SS Kaikoura'. Disembarked at Plymouth. | WATERFALL John Henry (I139)
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| 1026 | Salt Lake City, Utah-Our loving mother, grandmother, sister, and friend, Edna Bernita Tanner McCarthy Waterfall passed away April 2, 2015 surrounded by many members of her family. She was born May 18, 1921 in Odgen, Utah, the daughter of Edna Bertha Malan and Henry Bernard Tanner. She was the oldest of eight children, having six brothers and one sister. While she was young her family moved to Salt Lake City, where she was raised in the Avenues area. She attended Bryant Junior High, East High School and the University of Utah, where she had a scholarship. She graduated from the U of U with a double major in Education and Art and a minor in Natural Sciences. When she completed her schooling she spent her first two years teaching Art and Biology at Granite High School. Bernita married Darrow Dean McCarthy, of Oakland, California, in the Salt Lake Temple on August 4, 1944. Together, Bernita and Darrow had five children. Darrow also received his education from the University of Utah, obtaining degrees in Education Psychology. For a number of years, they both worked in education and their careers took their family to many wonderful locations from Salt Lake City and Bountiful to Altamont, Kamas, and Vernal, Utah, where Darrow worked as a counselor, principal and teacher and Bernita taught art and science. Ultimately Darrow's work took their family to the Oakland and Walnut Creek, California communities. After retirement, Bernita and Darrow had opportunities to live in Placerville, Pasadena, Los Angeles and Hemet, California. While in Placerville, they managed an LDS Church owed camp, Camp Nauvoo. While in Los Angeles, they enjoyed serving together in the LDS Los Angeles Temple. At one time, they also enjoyed working together in their own business, Ancestral Arms, where they researched surname histories and distributed them through newspaper syndications. Bernita and Darrow loved spending time with their children and grandchildren and assisting many of their posterity with home remodels and other meaningful projects. Darrow passed away at age 70 and for the next 16 years Bernita lived in Salt Lake City, Utah where she faithfully served eight family history missions for the LDS Church at the Church History Library. There she was known for her charity, service and love. In October, 2006 she married Gerald Malan Waterfall whose wife of 67 years had recently passed away. Together they enjoyed cruises, traveling and visiting family. They lived in Chehalis, Washington and South Jordan, Utah, where Gerald passed away in August, 2013. She was a member of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers, sung with the Sweet Adelines, and taught etiquette and fashion for Patricia Stevens. Bernita had many opportunities to serve as a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and had a strong, stalwart testimony of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Bernita is survived by brothers William Tanner and Daniel Tanner and sister Elfreda Clark; by five children: Del (Kay) McCarthy, Nora (Ron) Barlow, Lynn (Sharon) McCarthy, Arlene (Kent) Goates, and Marvin (Bonnie) McCarthy; one stepson, Stephen Waterfall; 34 grandchildren; 80 great grandchildren; and 4 great-great grandchildren. Her family was her greatest joy. Funeral services will be held on Friday, April 10, 2015 at 11:00 a.m. at the, South Jordan Utah Parkway Stake Center, 9894 South 2700 West, South Jordan, Utah. Friends can visit with the family on Thursday evening, April 9, 2015 from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Holbrook Mortuary, 3251 South 2300 East, and at the church on Friday morning from 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. prior to services. Interment: Mountain View Memorial Estates, 3115 East 7800 South. | MCCARTHY Edna Bernita Tanner (I198)
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| 1027 | Samuel gives his occupation as a Blacksmith. | WATERFALL Samuel (I283)
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| 1028 | Samuel gives his occupation as a Blacksmith. | WATERFALL Samuel (I283)
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| 1029 | Samuel gives his occupation as a Bricklayer's Labourer. | WATERFALL Samuel (I315)
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| 1030 | Samuel gives his occupation as a Bricklayers Labourer. | WATERFALL Samuel (I315)
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| 1031 | Samuel gives his occupation as a Labourer at Denby Pottery. | WATERFALL Samuel (I508)
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| 1032 | Samuel gives his occupation as a Pottery Labourer. | WATERFALL Samuel (I283)
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| 1033 | Samuel gives his occupation as an Engine Fitter. | WATERFALL Samuel (I283)
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| 1034 | Sarah Cash, Daughter of John Cash Shopkeeper and Mary his wife was born in the Parish called Micheals in the City of Coventry. 20th of the 7th Month 1770. | CASH Sarah (I26)
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| 1035 | Sarah daughter of John Waterfall died 11/10/1812. Buried 12/10/1812 aged 2years and 3 months. | WATERFALL Sarah (I37)
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| 1036 | Sarah is described as a boarder. | WATERFALL Sarah Frances (I22)
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| 1037 | Sarah is Living on own Means. | MARSDEN Sarah Jane (I790)
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| 1038 | Sarah Waterfall daughter of John Waterfall weaver and Sarah his wife was born in the parish called St Michaels in the City of Coventry. 17th of the 9th Month 1773. | WATERFALL Sarah (I311)
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| 1039 | Sarah wife of John Waterfall died 11/6/1820. Buried 18/6/1820 aged 50years. | CASH Sarah (I26)
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| 1040 | Sarah wife of John Waterfall died 18/8/1815. Buried 23/8/1815 aged 65years. | FARR Sarah (I24)
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| 1041 | Scholar | WATERFALL Ellen (I439)
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| 1042 | Service no: V383557. Age 20 years 2 months. Date of Birth: 1 Mar 1885, Place of Birth: Birley Carr, England, Next of Kin: Waterfall Ruby. | WATERFALL Gordon (I56)
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| 1043 | Service No: VX53780, Occupation: Labourer. Harry is described as having brown hair and blue eyes. He has a left hernectomy scar, a scar on his left leg and a mole above the bridge of his nose. | WATERFALL Harry (I128)
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| 1044 | Set sail from Liverpool on the Samaria on the 28 June 1923. The ship was bound for Boston, USA. | WARNER Thomas (I1021)
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| 1045 | Seymour & Elizabeth married by license by permission of Elizabeth's father Charles Judd as she was a minor. | Family F30
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| 1046 | Seymour's Occupation: Automobile salesman. | WATERFALL Seymour (I156)
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| 1047 | Seymour's Occupation: Book keeper. | WATERFALL Seymour (I156)
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| 1048 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1062)
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| 1049 | Sidney was the Chairman of the Craven Scouts Association. | WATERFALL Sidney (I6)
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| 1050 | Signed up to fight in World War One. | WATERFALL Seymour (I156)
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