Bowler Family History

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1. James Andrew DENN
   1. Eliza HART
      1. Albert Edward DENN
         1. Daisy Minnie Funge SLADE
            1. Albert John James DENN
            2. Edward George Andrew DENN
            3. Frederick Harold DENN

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Source References

1. FindMyPast
   1. • Citation:

        Daisy Denn Wife Married Female - 24 1887 Sheerness Kent
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        Albert Denn Son - Male - 6 1905 Sheerness Kent
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        Edward Denn Son - Male - 4 1907 Sheerness Kent
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        Frederick Denn Son - Male - 2 1909 Sheerness Kent

2. 1901 census
   1. • Citation:

        First name(s) Albert
        Last name Denn
        Relationship Son
        Marital status Single
        Sex Male
        Age 16
        Birth year 1885
        Birth town Sheerness
        Birth town as transcribed SHEERNESS
        Birth place England
        Birth county Kent
        Birth county as transcribed KENT
        Occupation Boy in board tug boat
        Full address 10, Short Street, Sheerness, Sheppey, Kent, England
        House number 10
        Street Short Street
        Parish Sheerness
        County Kent
        Country England
        Registration district Sheppey
        Sub-district Minster
        Enumeration district 10
        Parliamentary borough or division North Eastern or Faversham
        Ecclesiastical parish or district St Pauls
        Other household member first name(s) Alice, Charles, Florrie, Frederick, James, Louisa, May, Rose
        Other household member last name Denn, Savage
        Archive reference RG13
        Piece number 815
        Folio 13
        Page 17
        Schedule 102
        Record set 1901 England, Wales & Scotland Census

   2. • Citation:

        First name(s) Albert
        Last name Denn
        Relationship Son
        Marital status Single
        Sex Male
        Age 16
        Birth year 1885
        Birth town Sheerness
        Birth town as transcribed SHEERNESS
        Birth place England
        Birth county Kent
        Birth county as transcribed KENT
        Occupation Boy in board tug boat
        Full address 10, Short Street, Sheerness, Sheppey, Kent, England
        House number 10
        Street Short Street
        Parish Sheerness
        County Kent
        Country England
        Registration district Sheppey
        Sub-district Minster
        Enumeration district 10
        Parliamentary borough or division North Eastern or Faversham
        Ecclesiastical parish or district St Pauls
        Other household member first name(s) Alice, Charles, Florrie, Frederick, James, Louisa, May, Rose
        Other household member last name Denn, Savage
        Archive reference RG13
        Piece number 815
        Folio 13
        Page 17
        Schedule 102
        Record set 1901 England, Wales & Scotland Census

3. National Burial Index
   1. • Citation:

        matches Daisey's remarriage:-
        First name(s) ALBERT EDWARD
        Last name DENN
        Birth year -
        Death year 1915
        Burial year 1915
        Burial day 17
        Burial month 4
        Place SHEPPEY
        Church description CEMETERY
        Church denomination CEMETERY
        County Kent
        Country England
        Record set National Burial Index for England & Wales
        Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records
        Subcategory Deaths & burials
        Collections from Great Britain

4. Newspaper
   1. • Citation:

        Sheerness Times Guardian 24 April 1915
        Funeral of Mr A E DENN
        Pathetic scene at the graveside
        Exceedingly pathetic in were the incidents associated with the funeral on Saturday afternoon, in the Isle of Sheppey of the late Mr Albert Edward DENN, of 4 Fleet Row, Mile Town. As reported in our last issue, the young widow had the melancholy task of identifying by means of certain articles of attire the body found on the Beech at Round Hill, Minster, as that of her husband, who in January accidentally fell off the tug Grinder in the dockyard. Mrs DENN is left with 5 little ones, and the greatest sympathy is felt for her in the irrepareble loss that she has sustained.
        The deceased, who was only thirty years of age, was well known in Sheerness, and as stated at the time of the fatality, took upon nemerous occasions and active part in Sheppy football. Some of those who were acquainted with him in that particular were present at the graveside to pay the last tribute of respect. The remains were enclosed in a coffin of polished elm, and was completly covered with beautiful floral tributes. The mourners included the sorrowing widow (Mrs Daisy DENN), whose distress was painfully evident; the father, sisters and other relatives of the departed one; the little sons; the skipper and members of the crew of th tug Grinder; and others; whilst in the cemetery were assembled a large number of townspeople who had been attracted to the spot through reason of the special and peculiar saddness of the affair. The officiating clergyman was Rev. T H GROVES, curate of Minster Parish Church.
        As the bereaved widow and other immediate relatives, following a last glance into the open grave, left the spot, the rev, gentleman, who is very popular in the Minster district, halted for a spell to speak some words of comfort and consolation.
        Amongst the handsome floral tributes were the following:-
        In loving memory, from his sorrowing Wife and Children.
        In ever-loving memory of our dear Albert, from Dad and Florrie. "Gone but not forgotten."
        With deepest sympathy and love to uncle Albert, from his nieces and nephews.
        In loving sympath, from Mabel. "Oh hear us when we cry to Thee, For those in perl on the sea."
        In loving memory, from his sister and brother, Edith and Ted.
        From his loving sisters.
        With deepest sympathy, from A NEWMAN.
        In loving remembrance, from Mary and Jim.
        In loving memory of our dear Albert, from his sister Rose.
        A token of respect and esteem, from the officers and crew of HM tug Firm.
        With deepest sympathy, from Mr and Mrs FULLER (Gillingham).
        With loving sympath to uncle, from George and others.
        With deepest sympathy, from his shipmates of HM tug Grinder.
        In loving memory, from Eliza, George, and nephew.
        In ever-loving memory of a dear son-in-lay from father and mother.
        From his sorrowing dad, sisters, and brothers.

5. Family Search
   1. • Citation:

        1911 census confirms married DENN:-

        Daisy Minnie F Slade
        England and Wales, Marriage Registration Index
        Name: Daisy Minnie F Slade
        Event Type: Marriage
        Registration Quarter: Apr-May-Jun
        Registration Year: 1904
        Registration District: Sheppey
        County: Kent
        Event Place: Sheppey, Kent, England
        Volume: 2A
        Page: 1989
        Line Number: 340
        
        Daisy Minnie F Slade probably married one of the following people
        Name: Albert Edward Denn

6. Marriage Certificate
   1. • Citation:

        First name(s) Albert Edward
        Last name Denn
        Birth year 1885
        Age 19
        Marriage year 1904
        Marriage date 30 Apr 1904
        Marital status Bachelor
        Occupation Mariner
        Marriage place Minster in Sheppey, Ss Mary & Sexburga
        Spouse's first name(s) Daisy Minnie Hinge
        Spouse's last name Slade
        Spouse's birth year 1887
        Spouse's age 17
        Spouse's condition Spinster
        Father's first name(s) James Andrew
        Father's last name Denn
        Father's occupation Cook
        Spouse's father's occupation Pensioner
        First witness John George Finge Slade
        Second witness Rose helen Denn
        County Kent
        Country England
        Archive Kent History & Library Centre
        Archive reference P254/1/D/13
        Register type Marriages
        Year range 1895-1904
        Page 237
        Record set Kent Marriages And Banns