Edwy West married Ada Mary Worth, also of Truro in 1905. From Cornwall they moved to Bristol where their first child, Constance was born in 1907 From here they moved to live in Bournemouth, Dorset where Edwy worked for the department store of J. J. Allen as a shopfloor walker. Their second child, Barbara was born in Bournemouth on 11th March, 1911. At this time they were living at 'Livadia', Paisley Road, Southbourne.
Looking forward to starting a new life in the fruit culture business the decision was made to emigrate to Florida. For their journey they travelled on 'Titanic' embarking at Southampton. Travelling 2nd class under ticket number 34651 had cost £27 15s. Edwy was lost in the sinking, aged 36.
Arthur had served as a chorister for many of his young years in Truro Cathedral and to mark his passing a memorial to him was placed within the Cathedral by his wife and daughters who, after the tragedy, returned to live in Cornwall.
Looking forward to starting a new life in the fruit culture business the decision was made to emigrate to Florida. For their journey they travelled on 'Titanic' embarking at Southampton. Travelling 2nd class under ticket number 34651 had cost £27 15s. Edwy was lost in the sinking, aged 36.
Arthur had served as a chorister for many of his young years in Truro Cathedral and to mark his passing a memorial to him was placed within the Cathedral by his wife and daughters who, after the tragedy, returned to live in Cornwall.
Edwy West married Ada Mary Worth, also of Truro in 1905. From Cornwall they moved to Bristol where their first child, Constance was born in 1907 From here they moved to live in Bournemouth, Dorset where Edwy worked for the department store of J. J. Allen as a shopfloor walker. Their second child, Barbara was born in Bournemouth on 11th March, 1911. At this time they were living at 'Livadia', Paisley Road, Southbourne.
Looking forward to starting a new life in the fruit culture business the decision was made to emigrate to Florida. For their journey they travelled on 'Titanic' embarking at Southampton. Travelling 2nd class under ticket number 34651 had cost £27 15s. Edwy was lost in the sinking, aged 36.
Arthur had served as a chorister for many of his young years in Truro Cathedral and to mark his passing a memorial to him was placed within the Cathedral by his wife and daughters who, after the tragedy, returned to live in Cornwall.
Looking forward to starting a new life in the fruit culture business the decision was made to emigrate to Florida. For their journey they travelled on 'Titanic' embarking at Southampton. Travelling 2nd class under ticket number 34651 had cost £27 15s. Edwy was lost in the sinking, aged 36.
Arthur had served as a chorister for many of his young years in Truro Cathedral and to mark his passing a memorial to him was placed within the Cathedral by his wife and daughters who, after the tragedy, returned to live in Cornwall.
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Her ashes were scattered at Plymouth Sound Bay, Plymouth, England.
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