Bowler Family History

Events

Parents

Families

Attributes

Pedigree

1. Walter John ROSIER
   1. Lilian Mary SHEARING
      1. Hugh Walter ROSIER
      2. Reginald Roland ROSIER
      3. Jack Kenneth ROSIER
      4. Joan M ROSIER

Ancestors

Source References

1. Marriage Certificate
   1. • Citation:

        Age given as 41 when married in 1952

   2. • Citation:

        1952 7 June at register office Newbury Berks
        Reginald Roland ROSIER 41 bach fitter / welder of the Poplars, Hungerford s of Walter Rosier dec. clerk.
        Barbara Joyce DIXON formerely BOWLER 31 the divorced wife of Ronald Frederick DIXON of 2 Faccombe near Andover d of Harry BOWLER ag lworker.
        Wit - J ROSIER L M DOWDELL
        by lic.

2. Family information
   1. • Citation:

        Family info 2010

   2. • Citation:

        Family info 2010

3. Family Search
   1. • Citation:

        Name: Reginald R Rosier
        Event Type: Birth Registration
        Registration Quarter: Oct-Nov-Dec
        Registration Year: 1910
        Registration District: Hungerford
        County: Berkshire
        Event Place: Hungerford, Berkshire, England
        Mother's Maiden Name (not available before 1911 Q3):
        Volume: 2C
        Page: 264
        Line Number: 113

   2. • Citation:

        Name: Reginald Roland Rosier
        Event Type: Death Registration
        Registration Quarter: Oct-Nov-Dec
        Registration Year: 2003
        Registration District: Swindon
        County: Wiltshire
        Event Place: Swindon, Wiltshire, England
        Birth Date (available after June quarter 1969): 06 Oct 1910
        Volume: 7961C
        Page: C64B

4. 1911 Census
   1. • Citation:

        Name: Reginald Roland Rosier
        Age in 1911: 6/12
        Estimated birth year: abt 1910
        Relation to Head: Son
        Gender: Male
        Birth Place: Hungerford
        Civil Parish: Hungerford
        County/Island: Berkshire
        Country: England
        Street address: The Poplars, Brewery, Hungerford
        Registration district: Hungerford
        Registration District Number: 115
        Sub-registration district: Hungerford
        ED, institution, or vessel: 16
        Household schedule number: 141
        Piece: 6415
        Household Members:
        Name Age
        Walter John Rosier 35
        Lilian Mary Rosier 37
        Hugh Walter Rosier 3
        Mariel Vera Rosier 2
        Jack Kenneth Rosier 6/12
        Reginald Roland Rosier 6/12
        Thomas Rosier 78
        Dorothy Emily Bowley 16

5. Newspaper
   1. • Citation:

        North Wilts Herald 04 September 1931
        HUNGERFORD POLICE
        Case Against Lambourn, Motorist Dismissed.
        ECHO OF A COLLISION.
        A Hungerford Petty Sessions on Wednesday before Capt. A. C. Burmester, Mr. A. S. Gladstone, and Mr. A. Anderson, Percy Henry Bew, Wood. lands St. Mary, Lambourn, pleaded not guilty to having driven his motor car without due care and attention. He was defended by Mr. Maurice Cole, of Reading
        Reginald Roland Rosier, of the Poplars, Hungerford said shortly after eight o'clock on August 12th he was riding his motor cycle towards Eddington bridge when he saw defendant's vehicle coming down the Wantage road. Witness was then about 20 yards away and he blew his horn. Defendant looked at him then the other way. When defendant got to the bridge he nearly stopped. Witness went to go by and defendant came out in front of him. Witness put on his brakes, skidded hit the back of the vehicle then a telegraph pole, damaging his cycle. Defendant asked witness why he did not go round the other side of him.
        Supt. Simmonds: Do you mean he suggested you should go on the wrong side? -Yes.
        Examined by Mr. Cole, the witness said he was going at 30-35 miles an hour. He skidded about 10-15 yards. Witness did not think he would have skidded if the road had been dry. His speed was safe if the other car had not come out in front of him.
        Albert C. Siney of Newbury said he was walking towards Hungerfenl and he saw defendant hesitate. Then Rosier went to go by but defendant shot across and appeared to hem Rosier in between the bank and the vehicle. Rosier had to do his best to avoid a collision. He could not have passed the car because it was broadside across the road, the front wheels being up to the near side.
        P.C. Bowering said in consequence of Rosier's statement he examined the road and found a skid mark 15ft long, starting one foot from the near side to the telegraph pole. This mark was made by the cyclist.
        Bew said when he got to the corner he paused a second to see if the road was clear. It was in the Hungerford direction but in the other direction there was a motor cyclist 50 yards away. He proceeded across the road and had completed his turn, and was proceeding on when he heard noise and getting out he saw Rosier had collided with the bank. He had no know. ledge that he touched the vehicle. Rosier said "I could not reasonably be expected to pull up at this speed on a slippery road."
        The bench decided to dismiss the case.