Tag: March 1931

Lichfield Mercury: Friday 27th March 1931

Death of Colonel J. H. Wilkinson: Long and Active Life: The death took place on Saturday of Colonel Joseph Henry Wilkinson, of Ashfurlong Hall, Sutton Coldfield, a notable figure in the commercial life of Birmingham for more than half a century … (continues) … The Funeral … (long list of mourners includes) … R. A. Pinsent …

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GRO0738 Devonport: Richard Alfred Pinsent: 1852 – 1948

Reynolds’s Newspaper: Sunday 8th March 1931

Distinguished Woman Worker: Lady Simon spoke at the invitation of the British Women’s Patriotic League, which organizes several lectures in the course of a year, usually holding them in that supremely comfortable Mecca of intellectual women, the Forum Club. The league’s next lecture, Miss Mackinnon, the secretary, tells me, will be delivered on May 4 by Mrs. Pinsent who has chosen for her subject “Mental Defects.” Mrs. Pinsent is in a unique position to throw a penetrating light on this absorbing topic, for she is the only woman Commissioner of Lunacy in the country.

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GRO0245 Devonport: Ellen Frances Parker: 1866 – 1949

Leicester Evening Mail: Friday 6th March 1931

Deaths: Pinsent: On the 4th inst., at the Royal Infirmary, John Walter Pinsent, of 160 Martin Street, passed away peacefully, aged 7 months.

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GRO0532 Tiverton: John Walter Pinsent: 1930 – 1931