Herne Bay Press: Saturday 31st July 1937

Death of an Old Resident: Mrs. Hannah Pinsent: We regret to record the death, which occurred on Sunday, of Mrs. Hannah Pinsent, wife of Mr. James Walter of “St. Mildred’s” The Downs, Beacon Hill, Herne Bay, at the age of seventy-six. Mr. and Mrs. Pinsent came to reside at Herne Bay thirty-six years ago and took up residence on the East Cliff at a time when there were only three houses there, and no main roads. They have thus seen the remarkable growth which has taken place in that part of the town. In those days Mr. and Mrs. Pinsent came down for the summer months, and they took up permanent residence some eleven years ago, when Mr. Pinsent retired from business in London. They have, during their residence here, actively identified themselves with the mission which started in Beltinge some years ago by members of the Baptist community. Mrs. Pinsent’s indifferent health, however, curtailed her activities in social matters, but she always took a keen interest in the mission and in the growth and welfare of the town. Mrs. Pinsent leaves two daughters, one of whom is Mrs. Mortlock, wife of Mr. H. R. Mortlock. who is well-known for his association with the Bohemians and other organizations. The funeral took place on Thursday at the Southgate Cemetery, North London.


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GRO0386 Tiverton: Hannah Brooks: 1861 – 1937
GRO0462 Tiverton: James Walter Pinsent: 1861 – 1948
 

Kent and Sussex Courier: Friday 30th July 1937

Large crowds stood in Saturday morning’s brilliant sunshine to see Miss Evangeline Ann Rietchel emerge from St. Augustine’s Church, a radiant bride after her wedding to Mr. Austen Patrick Bohane. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. J. Rietchel, of 10, Culverden Grange, Tunbridge Wells, while the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bohane, of 16, Browadwater Down, Tunbridge Wells … (description of wedding followed by list of wedding presents including) … Mrs. and Mr. Basil Pinsent, decanter, and port glasses. …

[see also Sevenoaks Chronicle and Kentish Advertiser: Friday 30th July 1937]


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GRO0085 Devonport: Basil Hume Pinsent: 1911 – 2000


 

Hampshire Telegraph: Friday 30th July 1937

Portsmouth Navy Week:” Britain’s Best Bobsworth”: Portsmouth Navy Week, 1937, will be opened tomorrow from the bows of the historic Victory by the First Lord of the Admiralty (the Right Hon. A. Duff Cooper), and for seven whole days the Navy will be at home to the people they affectionately refer to as “the owners”. … …   (description of past events) … … Don’t ask how they did it, for nobody seems to know, but ever since 1933 the numbers have been going up and up, and last year shook even the brightest of optimists with a rise of over 100,000. I think Paymaster Captain H. C. Pinsent, Navy Week’s indefatigable General Secretary, will forgive me if I let you in on a secret. He wants to see the figures pass the half-million mark before he finishes with it. Well, although he’s far from finished with it yet, last year’s figures were 433,239, and considerably less increase than last year would give him this ambition–one which might easily develop. … (description of the upcoming event) … …


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GRO0391 India: Harold Charles Frank Pinsent: 1884 – 1968


 

Portsmouth Evening News: Thursday 29th July 1937

Portsmouth Navy Week: “Britain’s Best Bobsworth” Opens on Saturday: Portsmouth Navy Week, 1937, will be opened on Saturday from the bows of the historic Victory by the First Lord of the Admiralty (the Right Hon. A. Duff Cooper), and for seven whole days the Navy will be at home to the people they affectionately refer to as “the owners” … (review of event includes) … I think Paymaster Captain H. C. Pinsent, Navy Week’s indefatigable General Secretary will forgive me if I let you in on a secret. He wants to see the figures pass the half million mark before he finishes with it. Well, although he’s far from finished with it yet, last year’s figures were 433,239, and considerably less of an increase than last year’s would give him this ambition … (continues) …


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GRO0391 India: Harold Charles Frank Pinsent: 1884 – 1968


 

Welsh Gazette: Thursday 22nd July 1937

Obituary: Dr. G. A. Schott, F.R.S., Aberystwyth: We regret to record the death, which occurred on Thursday night, at the age of 69 of Dr. George Adolphus Schott, F.R.S., Tanyvoel, North Road, Aberystwyth … (discussion of life) … The funeral was on Tuesday … Among those present were, … (long list includes) … J. Pinsent …


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GRO0720 Tiverton: Philip James Noel Pinsent: 1921 – 2007

Western Morning News: Friday 16th July 1937

River Reports: … … Tavy: The river has been in flood twice in the past ten days. Salmon have been seen in some numbers, but few have been taken. Maj. Dawson had one at Penpound, Mr. Matthews a grilse, 5 lb, and I hear another angler had a fish about 10lb in the Big Pool. Mr. Pincent had a salmon 10 lb on the Buckland Water and lost another: Peal have provided good sport and the river is full of them …


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GRO0749 Hennock: Robert John Francis Homfray Pinsent: 1916 – 1987

Hampshire Telegraph: Friday 16th July 1937

Hampshire Assizes: List of 31 Prisoners for Trial: The Summer Assizes for the County opened at Winchester Castle on Monday, when there was a list of 31 prisoners for trial, a divorce list of some 70 pleas and a substantial civil cause list. … … Before the opening of the Assize the Mayor of Winchester (Councillor Major J. R. Pinsent) accompanied by members of the Council, and the Town Clerk, escorted by the Head Constable and Police escort, waited on their Lordship at the Judges’ lodging in the Close, and the Cathedral bells rang out in salute. 


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GRO0528 Devonport: John Ryland Pinsent: 1888 – 1957

Portsmouth Evening News: Tuesday 13th July 1937

Hampshire Assizes: Summer Session Opens at Winchester: The Summer Assizes for the County opened Winchester Castle on Monday, when there was a list of 31 prisoners for trial, a divorce list of some 70 pleas, and substantial civil cause list. Mr. Justice Charles. C.8.E. sat in the Crown Court, accompanied by the High Sheriff Capt. G. J. R. Cooper, the Sheriff’s Chaplain, the Rev. S. T. Percival, and the Under Sheriff. Mr. Reginald J. Harris. Before the opening of the Assize the Mayor of Winchester (Councillor Major R. Pinsent), accompanied members of the Council, and the Town Clerk, escorted the Head Constable and Police escort, waited on their Lordships at the Judges’ lodgings in the Close, and the Cathedral bells rang out in salute.


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GRO0528 Devonport: John Ryland Pinsent: 1888 – 1957

Western Morning News: Monday 12th July 1937

Teignmouth Tussles: … Play in Teignmouth hard courts tournament was concluded on Saturday when fully 1,000 persons watched the play: … Men’s Double Handicap: Final: J. Harvey and G. S. Pinsent (4-6), bt. F. M. Ridout and W. Creeber (scr.), 6-0, 6-1 …


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GRO0366 Devonport: Gerald Swain Pinsent: 1904 – 1993

Western Morning News: Saturday 10th July 1937

Teignmouth Tennis Festival: Close Play despite Strong Wind: Teignmouth hard court tennis tournament yesterday was somewhat interfered with by a strong wind. Notwithstanding this, there were some excellent matches, and many of the events reached the semi-final stage: … Men’s Doubles: Third Round: … J. Harvey and G. S. Pinsent bt.. D. C. Hammond and M. Blewett, 6-2, 6-2 …


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GRO0366 Devonport: Gerald Swain Pinsent: 1904 – 1993