Friday 30 September 1938 – Golden wedding of Francis & Eliza Chamberlain
We are grateful to Darren Pardoe for providing a copy of this newspaper cutting.
CHAMBERLAIN family (20th century) – a triple Baptism in Wickhamford in 1918
On 10th March 1918, the Rev’d Allsebrook baptised three babies of the Chamberlain family in the Church of St John the Baptist, Wickhamford. Triplets would have been most unusual in any case, but in this instance the babies had different parents. The baptisms were of cousins James Henry, Francis George and Joan Elizabeth Chamberlain.
Family background
Saturday 30 September 1939 – Wedding of Margaret Louise Mustoe at Badsey
EVESHAM MAN’S BADSEY BRIDE
Mr R Harker and Miss M L Mustoe
The wedding took place at St James’ Church, Badsey, on Wednesday week of Miss Margaret Louise Mustoe, fourth daughter of Mrs Ernest Edward Mustoe of Ivydene, Bretforton Road, Badsey, and Mr Ronald Harker, second son of Mr Harry Harker of 33 Kings Road, Bengeworth, Evesham.
Given away by her brother, Mr Ernest Leslie Mustoe, the bride wore a two-piece ensemble in two shades of mauve, with black hat and shoes and wore a spray of mauve orchids.
Saturday 1 June 1940 – Wedding of Phyllis Edna Knight at Badsey
DISTRICT NEWS – BADSEY MARRIAGE
Saturday 6 April 1940 – Wedding of Joan Enstone at Badsey
Miss J Enstone and Gunner Popplewell
The marriage took place at St James’ Church, Badsey, on Saturday of Miss Joan Enstone, elder daughter of Mr J Enstone and the late Mrs Enstone of Cotswold Cottages, Bretforton Road, Badsey, and Gunner Harold Popplewell, Royal Artillery, youngest son of the late Mr & Mrs Popplewell, Worcester. The Vicar, Canon W C Allsebrook, officiated.
Saturday 10 February 1940 – Wedding of Dorothy Caswell at Badsey
Miss D J Caswell and Mr C W J Barnett
A wedding of much local interest took place at St James’ Church, Badsey, on Monday, when Miss Dorothy J Caswell, only daughter of Mr & Mrs Frank Caswell of Chapel Street, Badsey, was married to Mr Charles W J Barnett, eldest son of Mr & Mrs C Barnett of Port Street, Evesham.
The ceremony was conducted by the Vicar, the Rev Canon W C Allsebrook.