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BLENNERHASSETT FAMILY

The Times London
BIRTHS
1877 Nov 21 p1 {Elizabeth}
On the 10th inst. at No 1a Vernon Street, Pentonville, the wife of Mr Blennerhasset, of a daughter

1879 {? Roland} 25 Feb 1879

1880 Tues May 4th p1 {Lucy}
At 1a Vernon Street, Pentonville,, London, WC, the wife of Mr Blennerhasset, of a daughter

1881 Sep 13 page 1 {Emily ?}
On the 10th inst. at 1a Vernon Street, Pentonville, London, the wife of Mr Blennerhasset, of a daughter

1882 Wed 6 Dec page 1 {Gerald}
On the 4th inst. at No 1a Vernon Street, Pentonville, London, WC, the wife of Mr Blennerhasset, of a son

1884 12 Aug page 1 {Arnold}
On the 10th inst., at No. 1a, Vernon-street, Pentonville, the wife of Mr. BLENNERHASSET, of a son.

1886 BIRTHS {? Lillian}

1931 1 Jul page 1
BLENNERHASSETT. - OnJun. 27, 1931, to DOROTHY, wife of FRANCIS WILLIAM BLENNERHASSETT, of 26, Warwick-avenue, W.9 - a son (FRANCIS RICHARD).
(Indian papers, please copy.)

MARRIAGES
1910 10-Jun page 1
BLENNERHASSETT : HUMBY. - On the 9th June, at St.Luke's Mayfield-road, Hornsea, N., HAROLD, only son of H.BLENNERHASSETT, Esq., of Parkwood House, Whetstone, to GERTRUDE, daughter of D.M.HUMBY, Esq., of 88, Newgate-street, E.C.

1922 10-Apr page 1
MILBOURNE : BLENNERHASSETT. - On the 8th April, at St.Marylebone Church. ARTHUR HENRY MILBOURNE, elder son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Milbourne, of Burnt Hill House, Bradfield, to Ethel GERTRUDE, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.BLENNERHASSETT, of Marlboro' Lodge, Park Village East, Gloucester-gate, N.W.

DEATHS
"The Times" 31-Mar-1936 page 1 DEATHS
BLENNERHASSETT. - On March 30, 1936, at Marlbro' Lodge, 18, Park Village East, Gloucester Gate, N.W.1, SUSANNE ADELAIDE, the dearly loved wife od JOHN FREDERICK BLENNERHASSETT. Cremation at Golders Green on Thursday, April 2, at 3.30 p.m.

"The Times" 30-Mar-1937 page 1 IN MEMORIAM
BLENNERHASSETT, SUSANNE A. - In loving memory of my beloved wife, who entered into rest March 30, 1936. Also from Ethel, Eustace and Arthur.

"The Times" 30-Mar-1939 page 1 IN MEMORIAM
BLENNERHASSETT, SUSANNE ADELAIDE. - In lasting memory of my beloved wife, who entered into rest March 30, 1936. Also from Eustace, Ethel and Arthur.

"The Times" 16-Dec-1947 page 1 DEATHS
BLENNERHASSETT. - On Dec. 12, 1947, peacefully, after years of suffering, EUSTACE LANSDOWNE BLENNERHASSETT, A.G.S.M., beloved only son of John Blennerhassett, and brother of Mrs. A.H.Milbourne.

EXTRAS
POLICE.
1885 30-Jul page 3
Mr CHARLES DOVE, 18, electrical engineer, of 22, Claremont-square, Islington, was charged, before Mr. d'Eyncourt, with assaulting Mr John Frederick Blennerhasset at the Inventions Exhibition, on the evening of the 18th inst. Mr. C.W.P.Overend was counsel for the defendant. The prosecutor, an hydraulic engineer, is an exhibitor in the Central Gallery Annexe of the Exhibition, and on the evening in question the defendant was in that part of the building making his way to the grounds. When a few paces from the door leading to the open he struck a match to light his cigar. Prosecutor told him that smoking was not allowed, and called his attention to a printed notice to that effect, at the same time blowing out the light. Defendant thereupon stepped out into the grounds, but returned immediately and lighted a second match. Mr.Blennerhasset went towards him again, and was struck a blow across the nose by the defendant with a heavy walking stick. He complained further that the defendant knelt on his chest, and dug his knuckles into his throat, occasioning him intense pain. Several exhibitors were called in corroboration of the prosecutor's complaint, and for the defence Miss Jessie Brown, daughter of an organist exhibiting in the same annexe, deposed that the complainant spoke rudely to the defendant, endeavoured to wrench a match box from his hand, and that a struggle ensued, in which the prosecutor was worsted. Council for Mr.Dove asked the magistrate to regard the affair as a brawl, provoked by the complainant, who might, had he chosen, have called a constable when defendant was infringing the rules. Mr.d'Eyncourt said very properly stringent precautions were taken against fire. The complainant was a little excited, no doubt, but he was in the right. He fined the defendant £3, and £2 costs.

1889 3-Dec page 3
LAW NOTICES, This Day (Tuesday), Dec. 3.
BANKRUPTCY. - At the Court, Lincoln's-inn
MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. - Before the OFFICIAL RECEIVERS.-
At 33, Carey-street, Lincoln's-inn.
- First Meetings. - J. T. Blennerhasset, at 11
(Note: J.T. is perhaps an error for J.F. ???)

1889 Sat Dec 7 page 7 from the London Gazette Fri Dec 6
ADJUDICATIONS in London
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Blennerhasset, John Frederick, Vernon Street, Kings Cross Road, Hydraulic Engineer

1890 Web Feb 26 1890 page 11 from the London Gazette Tue Feb 25
ORDERS MADE IN APPLICATIONS FOR DISCHARGE
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Blennerhasset, John Frederick, Vernon Street, Kings Cross Road, Hydraulic Engineer - discharge suspended for 1 year

1890 27-Mar page 3
LAW NOTICES, This Day (Thursday), March 27.
BANKRUPTCY. - At the Court, Lincoln's-inn
Before MR. REGISTRAR GIFFARD. - Second Court.
- J. F. Blennerhasset, at 12 30

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