a history
Births: Pinsent: On September 2nd, to Mr. and Mrs. Pinsent (née Florry Collingham), the gift of a daughter.
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GRO0994 Tiverton: Florence Clementson Pinsent: 1900 – 1985
GRO0683 Tiverton: Mavis Aileen Pinsent: 1927 – 2004
Deaths: Pinsent, on December 19th, Emma, beloved mother of George, wife, and grandchildren.
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GRO0267 Tiverton: Emma Hubbard: 1863 – 1939
Births: Pinsent: On October 14th, to Mr. and Mrs. F. Pinsent, a daughter.
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GRO0990 Tiverton: Doris Pinsent: 1909 – 1990
GRO0329 Tiverton: Frederick Henry Pinsent: 1910 – 1999
Deaths: Pinsent – James: passed away May 25th, aged 74, suffering patiently borne: Wife and family.
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GRO0450 Tiverton: James Pinsent: 1862 – 1936
Birth: King – February 28th, to Bruce and Eveline (née Pinsent), gift of a daughter.
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GRO0228 Tiverton: Elizabeth Leatt: 1822 – 1890
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…. Included in the programme are Charton’s Marionettes, Norman Carroll, comedian; Pat and Vera Lennox, “strictly modern”, and Taro Naito, Japanese juggler: Audrey Ancell and May Pincent, whose picture we give, are two little Nottingham dancers, pupils of the Venton School, as present appearing on tour with Ernest Binns’s pantomime, “Babes in the Wood,” as the Babes …
[Photograph of Audrey Ancell and May Pincent – little Nottingham dancers in Ernest Binns’s pantomime, “Babes in the Wood,” …
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GRO0684 Tiverton: May Pinsent: 1923 – 2000
London: Tuesday: It is not unnatural to draw the inference that the announcement made last evening that Mr. T. K. Bewley has been appointed financial adviser to his Majesty’s Ambassador at Washington, and will proceed to America with Sir Ronald Lindsay, is in some way connected with the impending war debt discussions. I am told however, that this is not the case – that Mr. Bewley’s appointment is not an ad hoc one, nor will he participate in the subsequent debt mission. It is pointed out, moreover, that the post, though new in Washington, has been in existence for some time at our embassy in Berlin, and that a similar post will shortly be created at the Paris Embassy. Mr. Bewley is a high official of the Treasury, his present rank being that of assistant secretary to that department. Mr. Pincent, the financial adviser to the Ambassador Berlin, is also a prominent Treasury official, and seems probable that the post in Paris will also be filled by another expert from this department. Bearing this fact in mind, I should be inclined to think the appointments are being made rather with a view to the preservation of our sterling policy than in any connection with war debts. The setting up the exchange equalisation account has brought finance much more closely into touch with diplomacy than was hitherto the case.
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GRO0365 Devonport: Gerald Hume Saverie Pinsent: 1888 – 1976
Marriage: King – Pinsent: March 4th, Bruce, the youngest son of Mrs. I. King, to Eveline, eldest daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. T. Pinsent
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GRO0288 Tiverton: Eveline Gertrude Pinsent: 1906 – 1980
GRO0989 Tiverton: Lily Gertrude Pinsent: 1886 – 1968
GRO0832 Tiverton: Thomas Pinsent: 1885 – 1976
Punishing Inefficients: At a meeting of the Birmingham Trades Council on Saturday, Mrs. Hume Pinsent, in dealing with the problem of the feeble minded, pleaded for continuity of control. The nation might follow the good example of America and try to treat inefficients methodically and rationally by seeking to check the supply or go on blindly punishing the feeble-minded. If the country wished to suppress crime and drunkenness, it should direct its energies to (1) industrial training and (2) continuous control of the mentally defective.
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GRO0245 Devonport: Ellen Frances Parker: 1866 – 1949
A Maintenance Case: James Pincent, of Byron Street, was summoned to show cause why an order should not be made upon him to maintain his wife, Emma Elizabeth Pincent. Defendant pleaded guilty to the desertion but alleged misconduct on the part of his wife. He called a witness in support of this allegation, who spoke to seeing misconduct on the part of the wife. After hearing rebutting evidence, the magistrates said they found that the defendant had not proved his case to the misconduct, and he would have to contribute 6s. per week towards his wife’s maintenance.
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GRO0450 Tiverton: James Pinsent: 1862 – 1936
GRO0253 Tiverton: Emma Elizabeth Poxon: 1865 – 1892