James and Elizabeth Bury [Berry], and family.

Notes on the inhabitants of Doddenham, kept by the
Clergyman of the day, during the latter part of the 19th Century.

Bury

James

[m. 1844. at Little Hereford]

Agberrow

Elizabeth
[Passey]

Works at Ankerdine Farm.
All their chidren gone out.

C.C. = 4d
Charities =
Club =

/2/1845
1845
Mary
[Died: 20th May 1912]

Widow of Dunn
Lives at Bromsgrove.

/10/1847
1847
Fanny
[She later lived at Haywood Cottage, Ankerdine Hill, Knightwick. d. June qtr 1939 aged 91.]

Cook at Blockley Rectory.

1850
Eliza

m. 26/9/1871 [24\21]
Philip Grubham

1854
Lucy

m. 9/10/1877 [22\23]
George Dunn, of Finstall

Agberrow was an area on Ankerdine Hill, where in my childhood the Sanatorium Hospital for TB
sufferers was situated. After a cure was found for TB the Sanatorium became obsolete and was
bought and renamed, The Sunningdale Estate. The entrepreneur who bought it, turned it into a
holiday place and the old ward rooms were turned in to chalets. Eventually the place became
outmoded and it was again sold. The estate was then modernised, all the old chalets were
removed and new houses went up in their place.

The name Bury used here is actually Berry.

Philip Grubham and Eliza Berry were my great-grandparents.
Philip Grubham, died, 17th April, 1934.
Mary (Berry) Dunn, died 20th May, 1912.
Their mother, Elizabeth (Passey) Berry, died, 12th September, 1886.
Their father, James Berry, died, 19th January, 1887.

Eliza Berry
Born: 1850
Married: Philip Grubham
On: Tuesday, 26th September, 1871, He 24, She 21.
At: Knightwick Church, Worcestershire.
Fathers: William Grubham, Labourer and James Bury, Labourer.
Rector: Octavus Fox
In the presence of: John Crockford and Fanny Berry (Bride's sister).
Died: 7th January, 1923 (Aged 72 years)
Epitaph: "In Loving Memory of Eliza the beloved wife of Philip Grubham"
Knightwick Chapel, Worcestershire.

Lucy Berry, born, 1854
Married: George Dunn, of Finstall, Stoke Prior.
On: 9th October 1877 He 22, She 23.
At: Knightwick Church.
Fathers: John Dunn, Labourer and James Berry, Labourer
Witnesses: Eliza Grubham and Thomas Dunn.
Vicar: Octavius Fox.

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Bury		James	[m. 1844. at Little Hereford]	Agberrow
		Elizabeth [Passey]
Works at Ankerdine Farm. All their chidren gone out.				C.C. = 4d Charities = Club =
/2/1845	1845	Mary [Died: 20th May 1912]		Widow of Dunn Lives at Bromsgrove.
/10/1847	1847	Fanny [She later lived at Haywood Cottage, Ankerdine Hill, Knightwick. d. June qtr 1939 aged 91.]		Cook at Blockley Rectory.
	1850	Eliza		m. 26/9/1871 [24\21] Philip Grubham
	1854	Lucy		m. 9/10/1877 [22\23] George Dunn, of Finstall
Agberrow was an area on Ankerdine Hill, where in my childhood the Sanatorium Hospital for TB sufferers was situated. After a cure was found for TB the Sanatorium became obsolete and was bought and renamed, The Sunningdale Estate. The entrepreneur who bought it, turned it into a holiday place and the old ward rooms were turned in to chalets. Eventually the place became outmoded and it was again sold. The estate was then modernised, all the old chalets were removed and new houses went up in their place. The name Bury used here is actually Berry. Philip Grubham and Eliza Berry were my great-grandparents. Philip Grubham, died, 17th April, 1934. Mary (Berry) Dunn, died 20th May, 1912. Their mother, Elizabeth (Passey) Berry, died, 12th September, 1886. Their father, James Berry, died, 19th January, 1887. Eliza Berry Born: 1850 Married: Philip Grubham On: Tuesday, 26th September, 1871, He 24, She 21. At: Knightwick Church, Worcestershire. Fathers: William Grubham, Labourer and James Bury, Labourer. Rector: Octavus Fox In the presence of: John Crockford and Fanny Berry (Bride's sister). Died: 7th January, 1923 (Aged 72 years) Epitaph: "In Loving Memory of Eliza the beloved wife of Philip Grubham" Knightwick Chapel, Worcestershire. Lucy Berry, born, 1854 Married: George Dunn, of Finstall, Stoke Prior. On: 9th October 1877 He 22, She 23. At: Knightwick Church. Fathers: John Dunn, Labourer and James Berry, Labourer Witnesses: Eliza Grubham and Thomas Dunn. Vicar: Octavius Fox.