Desborough - People
Elsie Coe
| Name | Elsie Coe
descendant tree, etc |
| Note | Awarded a pension of 19/6 per week for herself and her 2 children, from 26th June 1916, following her husband's death |
| Father | Horace Johnson Coe |
| Mother | Ellen Yeomans |
| Married
(1)
| Horace Coe
|
| Married
(2)
| Thomas Hudson
|
1841 Census1851 Census1861 Census1871 Census1881 Census1891 Census1901 Census: Desborough| 322 | Paddock Lane
no. 83 | Census date: 31 March 1901 |
1911 Census
: Desborough
| 152 | Paddock Lane
no. 79 | Census date: 2 April 1911 |
| Name | Relation | Cond. | M. | F. | Occupation | Birthplace | Info. |
| Horace Coe | Head | M | 25 | | Labourer Iron Ore Quarry | Desborough
| |
| Elsie Coe | Wife |
Mar 1y
children
born: 1
living: 0 | | 20 | Machinist Boot Factory | Desborough
| |
1915 (non census address/occupation) | 83, Paddock Lane Desborough | source: British Army WWI Service Records, 1914-1920 |
They appear to have been living with Elsie's parents whilst her husband was in the army1916 (non census address/occupation) | 139, Eastgate Worksop | source: British Army WWI Service Records, 1914-1920 |
| Name | M. | F. | |
| Elsie Coe | | | Address to which her husband's effects were sent |
1919 (non census address/occupation) | 3, Clumber Place Worksop | source: British Army WWI Service Records, 1914-1920 |
Address on statement of relatives of deceased soldier (Horace Coe) 10/03/19191919 (non census address/occupation) | 3, Clumber Place Worksop | source: British Army WWI Service Records, 1914-1920 |
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