Philip and Eliza Grubham, and family.

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

Grubham
[m. 26/9/1871 - 26\21]

Philip

Ankerdine

Eliza
[Daughter of James *Bury]

He, a labourer, anywhere.
She, delicate - gloves.
Began to pay to club in 1865.
[*James and Elizabeth Berry (Elizabeth was nee Passey)
Married: 1844, in Little Hereford - Eliza's parents]

C.C. = 4d
Charities = 2/6
K.B. Club = 6 1/2 d

W.S
1873

Albert William

W.S
1876

Lucy

W.S
1877

Esther Elizabeth

1879

Fanny

d. 1879 = 12 weeks

1881

James

b. 3/5/1883
1883

Henry

*Bury used here is actually Berry.

Philip and Eliza Grubham, where my great
grandparents, and their children were my great uncles
and aunts. More information Use Browser back
button to return.

The photo on right is of Philip and Eliza [Berry] Grubham

I found the article below, and wonder if this had
anything to do with the C.C.; K.B. Club; and Charities,
seen on many of these notes?

Worcestershire Chronicle - 27 April, 1901.

KNIGHTWICK AND DODDENHAM.

DIOCESAN MILLION SHILLINGS FUND.

A meeting for the consideration of this fund was held in the schoolroom on Wednesday night,
and was very numerously attended, among those present being the Rev. J. B. Wilson (Rector) in
the chair, Mrs. Wilson, and Mr. T. B. Wilson, Rev. A. K. Bowstead, Rev. R. N. Kane, Rev. C. T.
Powell, Dr. J. H. and Mrs. Greensill, Mr. T. Huband, Mr. and Mrs. T. Lawson Walker, Mrs. E. Morris,
Miss Mary Moore, Mr. George Porter, Mr. John Williams (Highfields), Mr. A. T. Williams, Mr and Mrs.
T. A. Browning. Mr. Overy, Miss Griffin, the Misses Price, Miss Miles, Messrs. Corbett, Matt.
Morgan, R. Hurren, Mr. and Mrs. E. Nicholas, Mr. and Mrs. T. Turner, Mr. and Mrs. P. Grubham, Mrs.
R. Grubham, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Higgins, Mrs. Wood, an many others. The Chairman explained the
object of the meeting and of the funds which it was hoped would be raised by a great united
effort on the part of Churchmen and Churchwomen of the diocese. The Rev. C. T. Powell then
delivered an interesting and eloquent address on the great necessity there was for raising such
funds in the diocese of Worcester, and gave many examples and details of the ways which were
being adopted for collecting the money. Many questions were asked, and the whole subject
was very favourably received by those present, several of whom volunteered their services as
collectors; and it was further agreed that a committee, consisting of the collectors and the
Rector, the latter of whom will act as treasurer, should be entrusted with the general
management of the scheme as far as these parishes are concerned. At the conclusion of the
meeting many promises of contributions were received by the collectors.

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Grubham [m. 26/9/1871 - 26\21]		Philip	Ankerdine
Grubham [m. 26/9/1871 - 26\21]		Eliza [Daughter of James *Bury]	Ankerdine
He, a labourer, anywhere. She, delicate - gloves. Began to pay to club in 1865. [*James and Elizabeth Berry (Elizabeth was nee Passey) Married: 1844, in Little Hereford - Eliza's parents]			C.C. = 4d Charities = 2/6 K.B. Club = 6 `1/2` d
W.S	1873	Albert William
W.S	1876	Lucy
W.S	1877	Esther Elizabeth
	1879	Fanny	d. 1879 = 12 weeks
	1881	James
b. 3/5/1883	1883	Henry
*Bury used here is actually Berry. Philip and Eliza Grubham, where my great grandparents, and their children were my great uncles and aunts. More information Use Browser back button to return. The photo on right is of Philip and Eliza [Berry] Grubham I found the article below, and wonder if this had anything to do with the C.C.; K.B. Club; and Charities, seen on many of these notes?
Worcestershire Chronicle - 27 April, 1901. KNIGHTWICK AND DODDENHAM. DIOCESAN MILLION SHILLINGS FUND. A meeting for the consideration of this fund was held in the schoolroom on Wednesday night, and was very numerously attended, among those present being the Rev. J. B. Wilson (Rector) in the chair, Mrs. Wilson, and Mr. T. B. Wilson, Rev. A. K. Bowstead, Rev. R. N. Kane, Rev. C. T. Powell, Dr. J. H. and Mrs. Greensill, Mr. T. Huband, Mr. and Mrs. T. Lawson Walker, Mrs. E. Morris, Miss Mary Moore, Mr. George Porter, Mr. John Williams (Highfields), Mr. A. T. Williams, Mr and Mrs. T. A. Browning. Mr. Overy, Miss Griffin, the Misses Price, Miss Miles, Messrs. Corbett, Matt. Morgan, R. Hurren, Mr. and Mrs. E. Nicholas, Mr. and Mrs. T. Turner, Mr. and Mrs. P. Grubham, Mrs. R. Grubham, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Higgins, Mrs. Wood, an many others. The Chairman explained the object of the meeting and of the funds which it was hoped would be raised by a great united effort on the part of Churchmen and Churchwomen of the diocese. The Rev. C. T. Powell then delivered an interesting and eloquent address on the great necessity there was for raising such funds in the diocese of Worcester, and gave many examples and details of the ways which were being adopted for collecting the money. Many questions were asked, and the whole subject was very favourably received by those present, several of whom volunteered their services as collectors; and it was further agreed that a committee, consisting of the collectors and the Rector, the latter of whom will act as treasurer, should be entrusted with the general management of the scheme as far as these parishes are concerned. At the conclusion of the meeting many promises of contributions were received by the collectors.