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I have a feeling that Vine was nicknamed Tick. see reference to his brother in law James Herbert WElls' obituary in his notes.
From the Yorkshire Evening Press Charlotte Ann Leaf died 1 Nov 1975 in hospital aged 79 years, of 22, Moore Ave, York, wife of the late vine leaf, dear mother and grandmother. Service at St Hilda's, thursday 6 Nov at 10 am. Cremation at Middlethorpe, York.
This Couple lived at the following addresses in York:
All In the Parish of St Mary Bishophill Jnr.In the 1881 Census, there is an Alice Leaf aged 59, unmarried, lodging with James nad his family. She was Annuitant, and born at Thornton, Yorkshire.
In the 1891 Census, they were living at 9, Windsor St, York, they must have moved away to 5, Denton Terrace soon after. Their daughter Rose was not listed in the 1891 Census, but I cannot find her listed in the Cemetery Records, so I do not know if she had died, or just been elsewhere when the Enumerator came around.
In 1877 A Walter Leaf lived at Railway Terrace, Same Parish. There was no James Leaf, so this Walter could be his father. 25 Nov 1995
James bought a family grave at the York Cemetary (Grave No. 2601). His
!reference in the cemetary records is 80504.
Margaret was the major influence with the eccentric christian names which
!were given to her children. So much so that a Mr David C Poole decided to
!look up more about the family and discovered all these wonderful names!!
!He very nicely gave me a copy of all the information that he had, which
!was more than I had at the time.
!Margaret was 94 years old when she died!. She was buried in the York !Cemetary in grave No. 2601, (Ref 116290) which is her husbands grave.
Basil was buried at the York Cemetary in the grave which his father had
!bought, No. 2601. Reference No. 55414.
I am not certain if this second Basil belongs to this family, as in the Cmetery records it states that his father a J Leaf, was a Travellor, which does not fit with James' Occupation of Engine Driver/Wheelwright. A Birth of Death Certificate would solve the query.
This Couple lived at the following addresses in York:
All In the Parish of St Mary Bishophill Jnr.In the 1881 Census, there is an Alice Leaf aged 59, unmarried, lodging with James nad his family. She was Annuitant, and born at Thornton, Yorkshire.
In the 1891 Census, they were living at 9, Windsor St, York, they must have moved away to 5, Denton Terrace soon after. Their daughter Rose was not listed in the 1891 Census, but I cannot find her listed in the Cemetery Records, so I do not know if she had died, or just been elsewhere when the Enumerator came around.
In 1877 A Walter Leaf lived at Railway Terrace, Same Parish. There was no James Leaf, so this Walter could be his father. 25 Nov 1995
James bought a family grave at the York Cemetary (Grave No. 2601). His
!reference in the cemetary records is 80504.
Annie was buried in grave No. 2601. Reference in the York Cemetary records
!is 39689.
Edgar was buried in grave No. 10085. Cemetary records reference No. 31999.
Her parents lived at 38 St Paul's Terrace at the time of her birth.
Her parents lived at 38 St Paul's Terrace at the time of her birth.
She was registered in the third quarter of 1839 at Scarbro' xxiv 435
!According to the 1881 Census, Jane was still living in her home town of Brompton and was unmarried at the time. She was a Dressmaker.
William was registered at Scarboro' in the third quarter of 1841 xxiv 450
!He was a stone mason by occupation, and according to the 1881 Census he was still unmarried and living in his home town of Brompton.
From the Yorkshire Evening Press Adonis Leaf died 3 Mar 1961 at 145 Burdyke Ave, York, aged 71 years.
Dear Father of Peggy, Hilda, Bernard Walter, Pauline, Patricia and Frank. Funeral to be held at Clifton Parish Church Tues 7th March 1961 at 11 am. To be buried at York Cemetery.
!Adonis was buried at the York Cemetary in grave No. 21662.
He and his wife Nellie were living for a time at 145 Burdyke Ave, Clifton, York.
Fern was a Warehouseman and a Labourer.
!He was living in the Bootham Ward of York City (Polling district) in 1947+8. No children of voting age were living with them at the time, and the first one I found at this address was their son Frederick James Leaf. They were living in Pottery Lane, at No. 129 in 1956.
Also living with the leaf's were Ernest and Winifred M Twiggs. I wonder if they were a Branch of the Family?? :)
From the Yorkshire Evening Press Fern Leaf died 13 Dec 1963, late of 129, Pottery Lane, York aged 77 years. Husband of Lilian, \father of Ken, Daisy and Fred, and a dear Grandad.
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