Easter and Vlieland

Cabaret Popularity

Graham and Wattie

The black Bottom dance 

Archie

Miss Will Godwin

Here the songs written by Will Godwin .

Archie and Wattie

26 jan 1929 

H.M.A.S Canberra 

Salute to tomorrow.

The last book of the 5 story`s Charles Archibald Vlieland wrote arrived from New Zealand.

THIS BOOK IS DEDICATED 

TO

MARGARET CHAYTOR 

HIS DAUGHTER.

To my mother

To my mother 

On a purple hill I see afar
Where are blue skies overhead
So she gleams my guiding star
In the calm haven of the death.

Just so that lonely star above
Will still light us along the way
A lasting light, a mothers´s love
In a gay world now going grey.

look down from your starry sphere,
Mother smile now and understand,
There are none of the passers by
Who will give me a helping hand.

By Beryl A.Halsted 
from My book of poems.

Peel in the times of India and FIBIS

Sometimes you discover a source of information you like to share .

For all genealogist with family roots in India roots this FIBIS  database is a must .

All records and names in newspapers are to be found .

For instance the Peel family .

link to this page

also we found 

Entry from Sundry Records from Moradabad
	Christian Names	Reginald
	Surname	Peel
	Year	1873
	Type of record	Baptism
	Location	St. Paul's Church
	Photo Nos	P1000773
	Further Details	To obtain more details of this record, please follow the instructions given in the Record Details at the introduction to this Datase

try from Transcription of Burial Registers 1851 - 1859
	Burial Presidency	Madras
	Burial Year	1859
	First Names	Nathaniel E
	Surname	Peel
	Prefix	N/2
	Volume Number	40
	Folio	45
	LDS Film Reference	498596
	IOR Reference	Z/N/2
	Source Year	1859

Archie and Wattie in New Zealand

14 November 1928

Uncle Archie

6 mar 1936

our wireless set

we go on with Archie And Wattie 

Uncle Archie

Archibald Graham Petter was also known as Uncle Archie .

he told a story on the Australian BBC for the Children 

14 maart 1936

29 Feb 1936

revious issueSaturday 29 February 1936

Previous issueSaturday 29 February 1936

Archie and Wattie

Today we proudly present 

Archie and Wattie 

or 

Archibald Graham Petter and Marion Watters his wife 

ARCHIE AND WATTIE
A musical comedy duo who are appearing in the stage presen-
tation, "Nautical Nonsense," at Hoyts Regent Theatre this week.

27January 1929  Perth 

Archie and wattie 27april1932

archie and wattie 17 nov 1928

Archie Graham and Wattie 30 nov 1927

We found lots of articles in Australia 

Violet Elise Howard

Today we try and find more about Violet Elsie (born as Elise Howard.
Violet Elsie Howard was the wife of Archibald Graham Petter.

She was born March 1888 

She was the daughter of Robert Endersby  Howard
She married Archibald Graham Petter 1911 in Edmonton.

Archibald Graham Petter was the son of Frederick Charles Petter.
Who married June 1876 Lambeth
Archibald Graham PETTER
Born: 1885 in Brockley Greater London, Kent, London, United Kingdom

Later Archie married Barbara Vlieland Peel.

Charles Otway Mayne

Father of William Otway Mayne 


Clandown's Church of the Holy Trinity is a small church in quasi-perpendicular style, dating from 1847–49. It was built for the Rev. Charles Otway Mayne of Midsomer Norton by the architect G. P. Manners (Bath City Architect). It is a Grade II listed building.[4] The church was converted to apartments some years ago. As well as the church, there were two chapels and three public houses. One of the chapels has been demolished and the other has been converted to apartments. Two pubs have been demolished. A school was opened in 1861 (there having been a dame school before this) and closed in 2006.



Bengal Horse Artillery. 2nd Brigade:

Lieutenant Augustus Otway Mayne - killed in action at Lucknow - 14th November 1857
Deputy-Asst-Quartermaster-General on the Staff of Brigadier Hope. Aged 28. Son of late Captain Charles Otway Mayne, of the Manor House, Great Stanmore, Middlesex.

Colonel Charles Otway Mayne; a convert in 1884;

\\f-8b\ Henry John (Barnard), B.A. St. John's
Coll., Camb., 1845, M.A. 1856, vicar of Yatton,
Somerset, since 1S46, preb. of Combe 1854, rural
dean of Portishead 1S65, etc., born 3 Feb., 1S22 ;
married 4 April, 1S58, Helen Otway, youngest
daughter of Charles Otway Mayne, Esq., of the
Manor House, Stanmore, Middlesex, and has had 5
sons and 8 daughters.

Frankland Halstead .

Frankland HALSTEAD was born on 13 June 1891.
He was the son of Harry Fleetwood Pellow HALSTEAD and Gertrude Mary BAMBER.
Frankland's death was registered in 1971 in the Greenwich registration district.
His wife Beryl Audrey Anderson dedicated a book to him.

His father was Harry Fleetwood Pellow HALSTEAD who was born in 1861 at Blackheath, Kent.1
Harry Fleetwood Pellow HALSTEAD  was the son of George AnthonyHALSTED and Emma CRAMPE. In the census of 2 April 1871 at 14 Stanford Road, Preston, Sussex, he was listed as aged 9 born Blackheath, Kent, the son of George Anthony HALSTED.2 Harry Fleetwood Pellow HALSTEAD witnessed the marriage of Walter WITTEN and Emma Marion HALSTED on 28 September 1880 at St Peter, Preston, Sussex.3,4 In the census of 3 April 1881 at 114 Ledbury Road, Paddington, Middlesex, he was listed as single, a Drapers CLerk, aged 22 born Blackheath, Kent, a Boarder of James KEMPSTON.5


Harry married Gertrude Mary BAMBER on 26 April 1890 at Broome, New York.

Children of Harry Fleetwood Pellow HALSTEAD and Gertrude Mary BAMBER
Frankland HALSTEAD b. 13 Jun 1891, d. 1971
Fleetwood HALSTEAD b. 1897, d. 20 Sep 1917
Cyril HALSTEAD b. 1901, d. Jun 1962
Anthony HALSTEAD b. 1903

William Anthony HALSTED
#11881, b. 11 February 1730, d. 16 May 1778
Last Edited=3 Oct 2012Appears on chartsChart 30:Descendants of William Anthony HALSTED (c1740-1778)

George Anthony HALSTED was born in 1802 at Alverstoke, Hampshire. He was the son of John HALSTED and AnnFOWLER. George Anthony HALSTED was baptised on 14 March 1803 at Holy Trinity, Gosport, Hampshire. In the census of 6 June 1841 at New Lane House, Lymington, Hampshire, he was listed as Navy, aged 30 born in county, the assumed son of Ann FOWLER.1
George married Emma CRAMPE in 1848 in the Dover registration district.2
In the census of 30 March 1851 at 6 London Place, Brixton Road, Kennington, Surrey, George was listed as aged 48 born Manstake, Hampshire, the Head of Household; a Captain Royal Navy, living with his wife Emma, son Lawrence G, visitor Harriet KINGSFORD.3
In the census of 7 April 1861 at 3 Blackheath Villas, Greenwich, Kent, George was listed as aged 58 born Alverstoke, Hampshire, the Head of Household; a Retired Captain Royal Navy, living with his wife Emma, son Lawrence G and George F, daughter Amy G.4
In the census of 2 April 1871 at 14 Stanford Road, Preston, Sussex, George was listed as aged 67 born Alverstoke, Hampshire, the Head of Household; a Admiral Retired List, living with his wife Emma, sons George F and Harry F P, daughters Amy G, Emma M and Minnie C.5
George died on 23 March 1875 at 11 Standford Road, Prestonville, Sussex.6,7

Children of George Anthony HALSTED and Emma CRAMPE
Laurence George HALSTED b. 1849, d. 1867
George Frankland HALSTEAD b. 1851
Amy Georgina HALSTEAD+ b. 1857, d. 1885
Harry Fleetwood Pellow HALSTEAD+ b. 1861
Emma Marion HALSTED b. 1863
Minnie Constance HALSTEAD b. 1868

William Anthony HALSTED was born on 11 February 1730 at Padbury, Buckinghamshire.1 He was baptised on 2 March 1730 at Padbury, Buckinghamshire.1
William married Mary FRANKLAND on 28 May 1762 at Alverstoke, Hampshire.1
William died on 16 May 1778 at New York at the age of 48.

Children of William Anthony HALSTED and Mary FRANKLAND
Charles HALSTED b. 19 Mar 1763, d. 1780
Lawrence William HALSTED+ b. 2 Apr 1764, d. 22 Apr 1841
John HALSTED+ b. 14 Apr 1766, d. 1830
Caroline HALSTED b. 3 Nov 1768, d. Jan 1830
Amelia HALSTED b. 6 Nov 1771
George HALSTED b. 8 Dec 1774, d. 25 Mar 1846


Compiler: John Hanson (Researcher, The Halsted Trust), Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, England

Beryl A Halsted

Beryl Audrey Anderson wrote poems under the name of Beryl A Halsted.

and also
Ancient & Modern : Selected Poems of Beryl A. Halsted & Edward Whitlock

George Snell

Captain George Snell, R.N.
He was born Birth 1 NOV 1799 in Portsea, SouthamptonDeath 1858
He married 13 Jun 1827 , Potter Heigham, Norfolk, England

Mary Tolver Ransome Birth abt 1799 in Norfolk, EnglandDeath 20 Jan 1863 in Portsea Island, Hampshire, United Kingdom

Children from this marriage

George William Frederick Snell 1832 –
Charles Henry Snell 1833 – 1903 who married Sarah Heath Vlieland 

Charlotte Elizabeth Snell1834 –

Bartholomew Thomas Coxelter Snell1835 –

Alfred Walter Snell1836 –

Harriet Amelia Snell1838 –

14 February 1825	Lieutenant
25 September 1843	Commander
Date from	Date to	Service
1 April 1839		Lieutenant commander in Kite, West Indies
6 June 1853		Commander (2ic) in Imaum, commanded by Peter McQuhae, receiving ship, Jamaica