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Henry Percival de Bathe Married Married Married Charlotte Clare | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| Phyllis de Bathe [CFT #13808] Born: 1869 Died: 1948 |
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| b d London Youngest daughter of Gen. Sir Henry Percival de Bathe, 4th Bart., KCB, DL, JP., and Dame Charlotte Clare (ca 1841 - 1928). Phyllis de Bathe, on behalf of the Red Cross, opened a hospital in Great Yarmouth, known as the Crossley Hospital; after a zeppelin raid,the hospital transferred to Cheveley Park (her sister Winifred McCalmont's house), near Newmarket, until 1917. As a widow, she moved to Sidmouth in Devon, then in 1946 moved to Newmarket and then in September 1948 moved to a flat in Buckingham Gate, London. She died after a short illness and was cremated in London. Taken from the family records of Robert (Robin) Morley Fletcher (1935-2015) (Vanessa Griffith June 2019) |
1: 1889 Francis (Frank) Savile Crossleyc W/C 2: 1890 Phyllis Patty (Noons) Crossleyc W 3: 1893 John (Jack) de Bathe Crossleyc W/C 4: 1897 Monica Victoria Crossleyc H 5: 1903 William George Francis Crossleyc | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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