WATERFALL William

Other Events:

• School: Between 1829 and 1833, Sidcot School, Oakridge Lane, Winscombe, Somerset, England
• Census: 6 Jun 1841, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England
• Census: 30 Mar 1851, Newcastle upon Tyne St Andrew, Northumberland, England
• Census: 7 Apr 1861, Corbridge, Northumberland, England
• Census: 2 Apr 1871, Norwich, Norfolk, England
• Census: 3 Apr 1881, Plymouth Charles the Martyr, Devon, England
• Census: 5 Apr 1891, Westbury On Trym, Gloucestershire, England
• Census: 31 Mar 1901, Bristol, England
• Probate: 18 Jul 1902, Bristol, England

Notes:

Birth:
Parish and town of Cheltenham unto James Waterfall watch manufacturer and Elizabeth his wife a son who was named Willaim.

Probate:
WATERFALL William of 35 Elton-road Bristol gentleman died 3 June 1902 Probate BRISTOL 18 July to William Booth Waterfall chemical-manufacturer and Charles James Waterfall analytical-chemist Effects £1798 10s 5d.

Died:
Aged 81 years.

3 June 1902 William Waterfall aged 82years at Bristol. (Source: The Friend)

William married WATERFALL Sarah 12 Sep 1849, Friends Meeting House, Leeds, Yorkshire, England. Sarah (daughter of WATERFALL Seymour and JUDD Elizabeth) was born 14 Dec 1824, Coventry, Warwickshire, England; died 02 Jan 1891, 3 Clyde Park, Bristol, England; was buried 07 Jan 1891, Friends Burial Ground, Kingsweston, Bristol, England. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Occupation: Seafarer / Managing Director of Avon Manure Company.
• Census: 30 Mar 1851, Newcastle upon Tyne St Andrew, Northumberland, England
• School: Between 1859 and 1865, Wigton School, Cumberland, England
• Census: 7 Apr 1861, Woodside, Cumberland, England
• Census: 3 Apr 1881, Bristol St James and St Paul Out, Gloucestershire, England
• Census: 5 Apr 1891, Westbury on Trym, Gloucestershire, England
• Census: 31 Mar 1901, Bristol, England
• Probate: 18 Jul 1902, Bristol, England
• Census: 2 Apr 1911, Bristol, England
• Obituary: 1916
• Probate: 04 Jan 1916, Bristol, England

Notes:

Waterfall, William Booth (1850-1915), manufacturing chemist, was born at Newcastle upon Tyne 18 July 1850, eldest son of William Waterfall (1818-1902) and Sarah Waterfall (born Waterfall, 1824-1891). After education at Wigton School he was apprenticed to Wilson Brothers of Sunderland, ship owners. In 1873, however, an injury necessitated abandonment of a seafaring life and he joined his father in Bristol in the fertiliser business. In 1875 he married Georgiana Robinson (1850-1935), daughter of George Miller Robinson (1840-1906) of Pardshaw and Anna Patience Robinson. There were two sons and three daughters. He became a partner in the Avon Manure Company in 1879 and, on its conversion to a limited company, became managing director, a post he held until his death. He was a member of the executive committeee of the Fertilisers' Trade Association from its inception and was for three years president. He was also an active Friend, serving on the Sidcot School Committee of Management and as clerk of Redland (Bristol) PM. His orinthological and botanical interests were broad, but he was a particular authority on lichens and mosses. He had for some years suffered from pernicious anemia and died at his home, 'Thirlmere', Woodstock Road, Redland, 4 October 1915. Annual Monitos for 1917 (1916), cv.166-71.

Probate:
WATERFALL William of 35 Elton-road Bristol gentleman died 3 June 1902 Probate BRISTOL 18 July to William Booth Waterfall chemical-manufacturer and Charles James Waterfall analytical-chemist Effects £1798 10s 5d.

Obituary:
William Booth Waterfall of Bristol, eldest son of William and Sarah Waterfall, was born at Newcastle-on-Tyne, July 18th 1850, and passed away on October 4th 1915, after a lingering illness of some three years.

"The boy is father of the man," and William Booth Waterfall as a child and boy showed many of the qualities which as a man so endeared him to others: the wide sympathy which enabled him to enter other people's lives and intrests, the friendliness and joyousness of disposition which drew other people to him, and a never-failing interest in all natural phenomena - a capacity for finding "sermons in stones, books in the running brooks, and good in everything."

Quaker schools are especially happy in preparing for the fuller life that begins when school days end, and at Wigton he was able to develop his love of Natural History, collecting flowering plants on Catlands and birds - nesting on Wedholme Hoe. There he also met his future wife. He was a singularly clever boy, especially in mathematics, and once, at an annual examination, floored a Committee Friend, being supported in his contentions by the superintendant Martin Lidbetter. At the age of 12 he was head of the school, and remained so for three years.

He left school a few days before his fifteenth birthday, and was shortly afterwards apprenticed to Wilson Brothers, shipowners of Sunderland. He remained with that firm eight years, being successively boy, mate and captain. When he was eighteen, and first mate, the captain died at sea, and he brought the ship home from the Horn, being presented by the owners with a valuable watch as a mark of their appreciation. Those years at sea left an indelible impress on his character, fostering and developing his promptness, resourcefulness, and self - dependance, while his sincerity and dislike of mere convention sprang partly from his knowledge of other men and other lands.

In 1873 he broke his kneecap during a storm at sea, which obliged him to give up a seafaring life, and he joined his father, who was in the fertiliser trade, and needed more assistance.

Two years later at Pardshaw Hall Meeting House, he married Georgiana Robinson, daughter of George Miller and Anna Patience Robinson......

In 1879, William Booth Waterfall became junior partner in the Avon Manure Company, and on its conversion into a limited company, he became managing director, which post he held until his death. He devoted a great deal of time and attention to the Fertilisers' Trade Association, being its President for three years and a member of its Executive Committee from the beginning. His sympathy with others and his love of fair play showed itself in his relations with competitors and workmen alike. He was the acknowledged peace - maker and arbitrator of the trade, his known priority, clearsightedness and sense of humor enabling him, in a marked degree to overcome all antagonism, and while other firms were continually faced with strikes, he had no trouble of this kind at all.

His business took up the greater part of his time, but his interests by no means stopped there. He was interested in education and was for some years on the Committee of Sidcot School. He remained all his life devoted to Wigton. Whenever it was possible he went to the annual excursion, and in 1909 gave the presidential address to the Old Scholars Association, an address which has much value for those to whom education appears to be a vital factor in a nation's welfare. He was interested in Meeting affairs, and was the first, and for many years, Clerk of Redland Preparative Meeting. He had the welfare of young Friends much at heart, helping them to organise societies which would lead to the cultivation of hobbies for to him "slackness," whether in work or play hours, was abhorrent. He was always ready to put his business experience at the disposal of the Society, and of the many individuals who so constantly came to him for advice and help. During his later life he devoted much time and interest to Bristol Chamber of Commerce, and was its President, 1913 - 14. But always remained true to his first love - Natural History. He studied it in a great many of its branches - birds, butterflies, moths, beetles, plants. But above all he loved lichens and mosses. On these he was one of the leading British authorities, and because of his intimate knowledge of them, especially those to be found in the County of Cumberland, he was elected member of the Linnaean Society.

But though possessed by great vitality, he was often hampered by illness, and was twice ordered abroad for his health. He was in truth "over - engined," and his many activities of mind and body over - taxed his physical powers and finally brought on the illness - pernicious anaemia - which in spite of gallant efforts, he could not conquror. He was laid to rest next to his father and mother in the quiet burial ground of Lawrence Weston, the coffin being borne by the men of his factory at their special request.

Probate:
WATERFALL William Booth of Thirlemere Woodstock-road Redland BRISTOL chemical fertiliser manufacturer died 4 October 1915 Probate BRISTOL 4 January to Robinson Waterfall chemical fertiliser manufacturer and Rudolph Benjamin Seebohm chartered accountant and banker. Effects £23918 19s 11d.

Died:
Aged 65 years.

4 October 1915 at Thurlemere, Woodstock Road, Redland, Bristol, William Booth Waterfall in his 66th year. (Source: The Friend)

William married ROBINSON Georgiana 06 May 1875, Pardshaw Hall, Pardshaw, Cockermouth, Cumberland, England. Georgiana (daughter of ROBINSON George Miller and Anna Patience) was born 16 Feb 1852, Pardshaw, Cockermouth, Cumberland, England; died 09 Nov 1935, Clifton Court, Clifton Hill, Bristol, England; was buried 12 Nov 1935, Friends Burial Ground, Kingsweston, Bristol, England. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Birth:
6 June 1852 at George Street Newcastle, Sarah Waterfall wife of William Waterfall a daughter. (Source: The Friend)

Died:
29 November 1860 at Bentham nr Gateshead Sarah Edith eldest daurghter of William and Sarah Waterfall aged 8 years. (Source: the Friend)

Other Events:

• Census: 7 Apr 1861, Corbridge, Northumberland, England
• Education: Between 1866 and 01 Jan 1867, Wigton School, Cumberland, England

Other Events:

• Census: 7 Apr 1861, Gateshead, Durham, England
• Education: Between 1866 and 1870, Wigton School, Cumberland, England
• Census: 2 Apr 1871, St Mary Bishopshill Junior, Yorkshire, England
• Census: 3 Apr 1881, Plymouth Charles the Martyr, Devon, England

Other Events:

• Census: 7 Apr 1861, Gateshead, Durham, England
• Education: Between 1866 and 1872, Wigton School, Cumberland, England
• Census: 2 Apr 1871, Woodside, Cumberland, England
• Census: 3 Apr 1881, Plymouth Charles the Martyr, Devon, England
• Emigration: 1882
• Immigration: Jun 1899
• Occupation: 1901; Wood Cabinet Maker
• Census: 31 Mar 1901, Bristol, England
• Census: 2 Apr 1911, Neath, Glamorgan, Wales
• Probate: 01 Jan 1953, London, England

Notes:

Emigration:
Arrived in Melbourne in May 1882 on the Lusitania.

Immigration:
Sailed from Wellington, New Zealand on the 'SS Kaikoura'. Disembarked at Plymouth.

[p1g]'s occupation is stated as an Engineer.

Probate:
WATERFALL Francis of 62 Gnoll Park-road Neath Glamorganshire died 13 May 1929 Administration LONDON 1 January to Lucy Elizabeth Waterfall spinster. Effects £280.

Died:
Aged 72 years.

Francis married PICKARD Eliza 19 Feb 1884, Mr Esplins Dwelling House, West Taieri, Otago, New Zealand. Eliza was born Abt 1855, Leeds, Yorkshire, England; died 11 Dec 1942, 62 Gnoll Park Road, Neath, Glamorganshire, Wales; was buried 14 Dec 1942, Quaker Burial Yard, Neath, Glamorganshire, Wales. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Census: 7 Apr 1861, Gateshead, Durham, England
• Education: Between 1866 and 1872, Wigton School, Cumberland, England
• Census: 2 Apr 1871, Woodside, Cumberland, England
• Education: Between 1873 and 1875, Sidcot School, Oakridge Lane, Winscombe, Somerset, England
• Education: Between 1875 and 1879, Dalton Hall, Manchester, England; Studied Chemistry Intrested in Adult School Movement.
• Occupation: Between 1881 and 1927; Analytical and Consulting Chemist
• Census: 3 Apr 1881, Plymouth Charles the Martyr, Devon, England
• Census: 5 Apr 1891, Westbury On Trym, Gloucestershire, England
• Census: 31 Mar 1901, Bristol, England
• Census: 2 Apr 1911, Bristol, England
• Probate: 29 Jul 1922, Bristol, England
• Probate: 07 Feb 1928, Bristol, England

Notes:

Waterfall, Charles James (1859-1927), analytical chemist, was born at Bensham, Gateshead, 28 November 1859, son of William Waterfall (1818-1902), commission agent, and Sarah Waterfall (born Waterfall 1824-1891). He was educated at Sidcot School and settled in Bristol as an analytical chemist, establishing the firm Waterfall & O'Brien, and pioneering the application of analytical chemistry to industrial needs. He was official analyst to the Bristol Water Works Company. He was a faithful and consistant Friend. His gift in the vocal ministry was acknowledged by Bristol & Frenchay MM in 1906. He wa a wide reader, ready to adapt his conclusions to advances in scientific knowledge. He married in 1894 Emma Jane Robinson (1860-1922), daughter of George Miller Robinson (184001906) of Pardshaw, and Anna Patience Robinson. He married secondly, in 1924, Annie Bowerman (1883?-1971), daughter of George Bowerman of Clifton, Bristol and Anne Bowerman. There were no children of either marriage. He died at his home, 35 Wellington Park, Clifton, Bristol, 31 December 1927. The Friend (1928), nx lxviii. 96, Sidcot Old Scholars Assoc, Report (1928), 37-38; K.Hall and C. Hall, Sidcot School Register... 1808 - 1998 (2001), 72.

Birth:
25 November 1859 at Bensham, Gateshead on Tyne, Sarah wife of William Waterfall, a son. (Source: The Friend)

Probate:
WATERFALL Emma Jane of 50 Oakfield-road BRISTOL (wife of Charles James Waterfall) died 25 June 1922 Probate BRISTOL 29 July to the said Charles James Waterfall analytical chemist. Effects £471 5s.

Probate:
WATERFALL Charles James of 35 Wellington Park Clifton and of 4 Queen-square both in BRISTOL died 28 December 1927 at 35 Wellington Park Probate BRISTOL 7 February 1928 to Annie Waterfall widow. Effects £118 14s 6d.

Died:
Aged 68 years.

Charles married ROBINSON Emma Jane 04 Jul 1894, Friends Meeting House, Pardshaw Hall, Pardshaw, Cumberland, England. Emma (daughter of ROBINSON George Miller and Anna Patience) was born Abt 1861; died 25 Jun 1922, 56 Oakfield Road, Clifton, Bristol, England; was buried 29 Jun 1922, Friends Burial Ground, Kingsweston, Bristol, England. [Group Sheet]

Charles married BOWERMAN Annie 03 Jul 1924, Friends Meeting House, Redland, Bristol, England. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Occupation: Laboratory Assisstant
• Census 1861: 1871, Scosthrop, Yorkshire, England
• Census: 2 Apr 1871, Scosthrop, Yorkshire, England
• Census: 3 Apr 1881, Woolfardisworthy, Devon, England
• Census: 5 Apr 1891, Handsworth, Staffordshire, England
• Census: 31 Mar 1901, Bristol, England
• Census: 2 Apr 1911, Bristol, England
• Probate: 09 Jul 1945, Bristol, England

Notes:

Probate:
WATERFALL Henry of 87 Ashley-road BRISTOL died 9 March 1945 at Snowdon-road Hospital Fishponds Bristol Probate BRISTOL 9 July to William Waterfall farmer. Effects £325 7s 9d.

Died:
Aged 76 years.

March 9, 1945, Henry Waterfall, late of 8 Chorlton Road, Brentry, Bristol, aged 76 years. (Source: The Friend)

Henry married BURTON Ellen Ada 23 Dec 1903, St Lukes, Bedminster, Bristol, Somerset, England. Ellen died 03 Jan 1941, 8 Charlton Road, Westbury - on - Tyrm, Gloucestershire, England; was buried 07 Jan 1941, Friends Burial Ground, Kingsweston, Bristol, England. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Census: 1881, Bristol St James and St Paul Out, Gloucestershire, England
• School: Between 1891 and 1892, Sidcot School, Oakridge Lane, Winscombe, Somerset, England
• Census: 5 Apr 1891, Westbury on Trym, Gloucestershire, England
• School: Between 1896 and 1897, Bootham School, York, Yorkshire, England
• Census: 31 Mar 1901, Bristol, England
• Census: 2 Apr 1911, Bristol, England
• Probate: 04 Jan 1916, Bristol, England
• Associatn: 1924
• Probate: 02 Mar 1936, Bristol, England
• Probate: 08 Feb 1937, London, England

Notes:

Birth:
21/12/1880 At 2 Craigleigth, Belmont Road, Bristol Georgina wife of William B Waterfall twins named Edith Anna and Robinson

Probate:
WATERFALL William Booth of Thirlemere Woodstock-road Redland BRISTOL chemical fertiliser manufacturer died 4 October 1915 Probate BRISTOL 4 January to Robinson Waterfall chemical fertiliser manufacturer and Rudolph Benjamin Seebohm chartered accountant and banker. Effects £23918 19s 11d.

Associatn:
President Fertilizer Manufacturers' Assoc.

Probate:
WATERFALL Georgiana of 64 Woodstock-road Redland Green BRISTOL widow died 9 November 1935 at Clifton Court Clifton Hill Bristol Probate BRISTOL 2 March to Robinson Waterfall and William Waterfall chemical manufacturers. Effects £19313 8s 8d.

Probate:
WATERFALL Robinson of Highlands Yealmpton DEVONSHIRE died 23 December 1936 Probate LONDON 8 February to Mary Louisa Waterfall widow and William Blair Waterfall medical student. Effects £20503 16s 10d

Died:
Aged 56 years.

Robinson married RADLEY Mary Louisa 28 Jul 1906, Friends Meeting House, Bull Street, Birmingham, Warwickshire, England. Mary died 10 Sep 1956, Pandal Torre, Yealmpton, Devonshire, England; was buried 13 Sep 1956, Friends Burial Ground, Kingsweston, Bristol, England. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Census: 1881, Bristol St James and St Paul Out, Gloucestershire, England
• Education: Between 1891 and 1898, Redland School, Bristol, England
• Census: 5 Apr 1891, Westbury on Trym, Gloucestershire, England
• Education: Between 1898 and 1902, Oxford University, Oxford, England
• Census: 31 Mar 1901, Bristol, England
• Education: Between 1902 and 1903, Bristol University, Bristol, England
• Occupation: Between 1903 and 1941; Teacher and Lecturer
• Census: 2 Apr 1911, Bristol, England
• Passenger List: 2 Sep 1920, Southampton, Hampshire, England; Departed for New York, USA on the Kroonland from Southampton on the 2 September 1920.; : 39
• Passenger List: 11 Sep 1920, New York, New York, USA; Arrived at the Port of New York on the 11 September 1920 onboard the Kroonland.
• Education: Between 12 Sep 1920 and 1922, Columbia University, New York, New York, United States of America; Awarded a PhD
• Passenger List: Jun 1922, Southampton, Hampshire, England; Edith departed Montreal, Canada in June 1922 and sailed to Southampton.; : 41
• Obituary: 03 Apr 1959
• Probate: 20 May 1959, Winchester, Hampshire, England

Notes:

Books written by Edith Anna Waterfall

The pratical nature of teacher-training in America, its suggestive value for England. published 1921

The day continuation school in England; its function and future. published 1923. publisher G Allen & Unwin, London

Practical and artistic activities in the schools; their function, psychological basis and practice. Author Ursula Margaret Edmonds & Edith Anna Waterfall. published 1931. publisher George Allen & Unwin

Birth:
21/12/1880 At 2 Craigleigth, Belmont Road, Bristol Georgina wife of William B Waterfall twins named Edith Anna and Robinson

Obituary:
Dorchester Allowed Meeting and Shaftesbury and Sherborne Monthly Meeting have suffered a severe loss in the death of Edith Anna Waterfall on February 21, aged 78.

A birthright Friend, she was educated at Redland High School, Bristol, and later obtained a History Honours degree at Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford, and a teacher's diploma at Bristol University. After teaching and lecturing in history in schools in Manchester and Bristol, and in the Teachers' Training Department of Bristol University, she spent two years of graduate study and research at Columbia University, New York City. From 1923 - 41 she was lecturer in Education at the Darlington Training College, and the Leeds Domestic Science Training College.

In 1941 Edith Waterfall and her lifelong friend Miss E. Newcomb, both retired and came to live in Dorchester. Their home was a haven of rest, peace and love, where many came and found joy, comfort and sympathetic understanding. Her membership was then transferred from Bristol and Frenchay to Shaftesbury and Sherborne Monthly Meeting, and from 1945 until her death, she was an elder. She had a lively concern for the whole Society and brought to the service of Elders all the depth of her experience and wider vision.

During the years of her retirement Edith Waterfall's chief interest centered around the small Meeting in Dorchester, which she brought into being and nurtured by her deep spiritual experience. Her ministry was both of a teaching and prophetic nature.

She worked untiringly for many years receiving, packing and dispatching clothing for refugees; a complete record is not available, but from 1953 - 58, 96 sacks of clothing were sent off by her from her Dorchester home to the Oxford Committee for Famine Relief.

Edith Waterfall loved the birds and the flowers, and all the beauties of nature were a constant joy to her. A walk with her in the country brought a rich experience of God. She had a great capacity for friendship and a fine sensitivity to the needs of other, sharing the joys and sorrows of all with whom she came in touch. She made people feel that they mattered intensely to her, and even in the most casual contact gave herself freely. She seemed to penetrate beneath the human imperfections to the Christ-like qualities within.

Probate:
Edith Anna Waterfall of 18 South Court Avenue, Dorchester, Dorset. Spinster died 21 February 1959 at Herrison Hospital, Dorshester. Probate Winchester 20 May to Lloyds Bank Ltd. Effects £11630 10s 4d.

Buried:
Cremated

Died:
Aged 78 years.

Other Events:

• Census: 5 Apr 1891, Westbury on Trym, Gloucestershire, England
• Census: 31 Mar 1901, Bristol, England
• Census: 2 Apr 1911, St Albans, Hertfordshire, England

Sarah married SEEBOHM Rudolph Benjamin 14 Jul 1909, Friends Meeting House, Redland, Bristol, England. Rudolph (son of SEEBOHM Benjamin and CROUCH Lucretia Anson) was born 1879, Bedford, Bedfordshire, England; died 1926, St Albans, Hertfordshire, England. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Census: 5 Apr 1891, Westbury on Trym, Gloucestershire, England
• Census: 31 Mar 1901, Bristol, England
• Education: 1906, The Mount School, York, Yorkshire, England
• Census: 2 Apr 1911, Bristol, England

Millicent married COTTERELL Bernard Henry 11 Jul 1916, Friends Meeting House, Redland, Bristol, England. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Census: 31 Mar 1901, Bristol, England
• Education: Between 1907 and 1911, Bootham School, York, Yorkshire, England
• Census: 2 Apr 1911, York, Yorkshire-East Riding, England
• Event-Misc: 16 Jun 1915; Friends Ambulance Unit
• Event-Misc: 20 May 1917; Awarded the Croix de Guerre
• Probate: 10 Aug 1979, Winchester, England

Notes:

Birth:
15 November 1893 at Bristol, Georgiana, the wife of William B Waterfall, a son who was named William. (Source: The Friend)

Event-Misc:
William enlisted in the Friends Ambulance Unit on the 16 June 1915 and was demobilised on the 19 November 1918.

Apart from the Croix de Guerre William was also awarded the Victory Medal, British Medal and the 15 Star.

Event-Misc:
William Waterfall was awarded the Croix de Guerre, the highest French Military honour. He was working with the French Army's 'Section Sanitaire Anglais', and he was given the medal for driving continuously through heavy shell fire (particularly throughout the battles of Flanders and the Somme) to collect the wounded from dressing stations at the front, and transport them to field hospitals, very risky work demanding great personal courage.

Probate:
William of Gore House, Bradpole, Bridport, Dorset died 11 June 1979. Probate Winchester 10 August. Effects £21,995.

William married ARMITAGE Isabel 23 Nov 1916, Friends Meeting House, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England. Isabel (daughter of ARMITAGE Joseph John and SMITH Mary Rebecca) was born 31 Aug 1894, Melton Road, West Bridgeford, Nottinghamshire, England; died 8 Mar 1978, Gore House, Bradpole, Bridport, Doset, England; was buried Mar 1978, Friends Burial Yard, Bridport, Dorset, England. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Died:
Aged 38 days

Other Events:

• Immigration: Jun 1899
• Census: 31 Mar 1901, Bristol, England
• Census: 2 Apr 1911, Bristol, England
• Probate: 09 Feb 1943, Llandudno, Wales
• Probate: 01 Jan 1953, London, England
• Probate: 31 Dec 1968, Llandaff, Glamorganshire, Wales

Notes:

Immigration:
Sailed from Wellington, New Zealand on the 'SS Kaikoura'. Disembarked at Plymouth.

Probate:
Waterfall Eliza of 62 Gnoll Park-road Neath GLMORGANSHIRE widow died 11 January 1942 Probate LLANDUDNO 9 February to Lucy Elizabeth Waterfall spinster. Effects £183 18s 5d.

Probate:
WATERFALL Francis of 62 Gnoll Park-road Neath Glamorganshire died 13 May 1929 Administration LONDON 1 January to Lucy Elizabeth Waterfall spinster. Effects £280.

Probate:
Lucy Elizabeth Waterfall of 62 Gnoll Park Road Neath Glamorgan dies 17 October 1968 Probate Llandaff 31 December £5222.

Died:
Aged 83 years

Other Events:

• Physical Description: Height: 5ft 81/2 Weight 108lbs
• Occupation: Dental Mechanic
• Immigration: Jun 1899
• Census: 31 Mar 1901, Bristol, England
• Census: 2 Apr 1911, Neath, Glamorgan, Wales
• Milit-Beg: 07 Feb 1916, Birmingham, Warwickshire, England
• Milit-End: 14 Aug 1919

Notes:

Immigration:
Sailed from Wellington, New Zealand on the 'SS Kaikoura'. Disembarked at Plymouth.

Milit-Beg:
RAMC 127056/107058

Milit-End:
Died of heart attack due to appendisitis at 8am.

Died:
Died at 8am of Heart attack associated with Appendicitis.

Other Events:

• Immigration: Jun 1899
• Census: 31 Mar 1901, Bristol, England
• Census: 2 Apr 1911, Neath, Glamorgan, Wales
• Probate: 30 Apr 1969, Llandaff, Glamorganshire, Wales

Notes:

Birth:
Eldest Twin

Immigration:
Sailed from Wellington, New Zealand on the 'SS Kaikoura'. Disembarked at Plymouth.

Probate:
Wilson Waterfall of 62 Gnoll Park Road Neath Glamorgan died 27 March 1969 Probate Llandaff 30 April £5114.

Died:
Aged 76 years

Notes:

Birth:
Younger Twin

Died:
Died of Ghrush aged 1 year 7 months.

Notes:

Birth:
January 21, 1899 at 85 Somerville Road, Bristol, Emma Jane wife of Charles Waterfall a son, still born. (Source: The Friend)

Died:
The Friend

January 21, 1899 at 85 Somerville Road, Bristol, Emma Jane wife of Charles Waterfall a son, still born. (Source: The Friend)

Notes:

Birth:
5 April 1911 at 28 Florence Park, Redland, Bristol to Robinson and Mary L Waterfall, a son (stillborn). (Source: The Friend)

Other Events:

• Education: Cambridge University, Peterhouse, Cambridge, England
• Education: Plymouth Technical College
• Occupation: 1937-; MRCS 1937; FRCS 1940; BA Cambridge 1934; MB BChir 1937; MA 1946. General surgeon and Urological surgeon
• Education: Between 1926 and 1927, Bootham School, York, Yorkshire, England
• Probate: 15 Dec 2000, Bristol, England

Notes:

Birth:
20 June 1912 at 27 Florence Park, Redland, Bristol, to Robinson and Mary L Waterfall, a son who was named William Blair. (Source: The Friend)

Occupation:
Was house surgeon to Charles Lindsay and Charles Donald. He was then house physician in the skin department at the London Hospital. At the outbreak of the second world war, he joined the RAFVR and worked in Cairo and then field hospitals, for which he was mentioned in despatches.

After the war, he was a trainee registrar in urology at the Central Middlesex Hospital, where he was influenced by McNeil Love and Kenneth Walker, and was then registrar at Plymouth General Hospital. He was one of the few general surgeons to specialise in urology, and wrote several papers in the British Journal of Urology.

Probate:
WATERFALL, WILLIAM BLAIR died 12 August 2000 Highlands, Yealmpton, Devon PL8 2 JX Gross amount £552,312 Net amount £548,366 Grant issued 15 December 2000 Bristol To Maurya Lakeman Waterfall Highlands, Yealmpton, Devon; Nicholas Brian Waterfall 97 Bromham Road, Bedford, MK40 4BS; John Stephen Waterfall 3 Roman Way, St Margarets a Cliff, Dover, Kent, CT15 6AH

William married TIVEY Maurya Lakeman 20 Sep 1939, St Bartholomews Church, Yealmpton, Devon, England. Maurya died 03 Jan 2001, Highlands, Yealmpton, Devon, England. [Group Sheet]

Living married BROWN E.M. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Education: Between 1931 and 1936, Sidcot School, Oakridge Lane, Winscombe, Somerset, England
• Probate: 07 Feb 2013, Winchester, England

Notes:

Occupation:
Marine Engineer

Apprenticed to Chas. Hill Ltd., Shipbuilders, Bristol, 1936 - 1940.
Torpeodoed May 1943; Shipwrecked Nov. 1943.
Chief Engineer 1947.

Probate:
WATERFALL, Malcolm Robinson
Harbour Cottage, George Street, West Bay, Bridport, Dorset, DT6 4EY. Died on the 1st September 2012. Gross amount did not exceed £325,000 Net amount did not exceed £15,000 Grant issued 7th February 2013 Registry Office Winchester to John Samuel Smith 36 East Street, Bridport, Dorset; Sarah Margaret Waterfall 31 Queen Elizabeth Drive, Credition, Devon; Jacqueline Waterfall 44 Magdalen Lane, Bridport, Dorset.

Malcolm married BAILEY Margaret Elizabeth 17 Jun 1950, Guilford, Surrey, England. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Occupation: Agriculture Chairman and Secretary of local N.U.A.W
• Education: Between 1932 and 1936, Sidcot School, Oakridge Lane, Winscombe, Somerset, England

Notes:

Birth:
Waterfall - 8/81920. At 9 Dublin Crescent, Henleaze, Bristol to William and Isabel Waterfall (nee Armitage), a son, who was named Geoffrey Booth.

Geoffrey married Living [Group Sheet]

Geoffrey married LOVE Diana Sally 1981, Exeter, Devon, England; divorced Before 1986. [Group Sheet]

Geoffrey married CURTIS Shirley M 1986, Honiton, Devon, England. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Education: Between 1934 and 1940, Sidcot School, Oakridge Lane, Winscombe, Somerset, England
• Event-Misc: Between 1939 and 1945
• Occupation: 1939 - 1988; Herdsman and Youth Worker Apprenticed to J. P. Sturge & Sons, surveyors, Bristol 1940 - 1942; Registered as a C.O. 1942, doing agricultural service, initially for his father at Chagford till 1946, then Maplehurst for a year. Herdsman with Col. Duthy in Essex, Manager of Jersey Herd and in 1951 worked for Col. Baxter in Long Burton, Sherborne Dorset. Manager of Jersey Herd 1953.
• Probate: 02 Dec 2010, Bristol, England

Notes:

Event-Misc:
Stanley Waterfall experienced life as a conscientious objector during the 1939 - 45 war.

Probate:
WATERFALL Stanley Wilson, of Pardshaw, Leigh, Sherborne, Dorset, DT9 6HL, died 9 October 2010. Gross amount did not exceed 325,000 noet amount did not exceed 153,000. Probate granted 2 December 2010 at Bristol to Kevin Wilson Waterfall, 5 Langdons, Sherborne, Dorset, DT9 3RR

Stanley married MESSENT Ella Joan 07 Jun 1947, London, England. Ella was born Abt 1919; died 25 Mar 2011, The Old Vicarage Residential Care Home, Leigh, Sherborne, Dorset, England. [Group Sheet]

Living married Living [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Name: Isabel Mary Rebecca Phipps
• Education: Between 1941 and 1948, Sidcot School, Oakridge Lane, Winscombe, Somerset, England
• Occupation: 1953; Nurse S.R.N after training at Dorset County Hospital.
• Probate: 07 Aug 2009, Bristol, England

Notes:

Probate:
PHIPPS, ISOBEL MARY REBECCA also known as Isobel Mary Rebecca Waterfall died 5 February 2009. Little Paddock, Charlynch Lane, Four Forks Spaxton, Bridgewater, Somerset, TA5 1BJ Gross amount not exceeded 312,000 Net amount not exceeded 145,000 Grant issued 7 August 2009 Bristol. To Raymond Charles Leach Phipps.

Isabel married PHIPPS Raymond Charles Leach 1970, Weymouth, Dorset, England. [Group Sheet]