Tinline Entries
from the London Times
27 Jan 1882, page 1
Marriages. “On the 24 Jan., at
Holy Trinity Church, Paddington, by the Rev. Prebendary
Moore, M.A., Chaplain in Ordinary to the Queen, assisted
by the Rev. A. J. D. D’Orsey, B.D., King’s College,
WILLIAM FRANCIS VETCH, Esq., Major 1st Batt., Royal
Dublin Fusilliers (late Royal Madras Fusilliers),
youngest son of the late Captain James Vetch, R.E. and
F.R.S., to JANETTE OLIVER, eldest daughter of GEORGE
TINLINE, Esq., of 17, Princes-square, Bayswater, and
Lyndon, New Zealand, formerly of Adelaide, South
Australia.”
26 Oct 1882, page 1
Marriages. "On the 23rd Oct., by
license, at St. James's Church, Dover, by the Rev. W.E.
Light [?], M.A. Rector. Frederick Button, Esq., of
Durban, Natal to Esther Mary, second daughter of George
Tinline, Esq., of 17 Prince's-square, Bayswater, and
Lyndon, New Zealand, formerly of Adelaide, South
Australia."
26 and 27 Jan 1886, page 1
Marriages. "On the 19th Jan., at
the Priory Church, Great Malvern, by the Rev. W.O.
Parker Ford, Vicar of Bewdley, assisted by the Vicar of
Malvern and the Rev. E.M. Bail, James Madder, only son
of George Tinline, of 12 Pembridge-square, London,
formerly of Adelaide, South Australia to Constance
Marie, fourth daughter of Christopher D. Barker, Esq.,
Radnoe House, Great Malvern."
8 Dec 1887, page 1
Deaths. "On the 4th inst., at
Durban, Natal, of heart disease, Esther Mary, wife of
Frederick Button, and second daughter of George Tinline,
of 12, Pembridge-square, Bayswater. Friends are kindly
requested to accept this intimation. (By telegram.)"
21 Oct 1889, page 1
Deaths. "On the 18th inst. at 12,
Pembridge Square, Bayswater, Helen, the beloved wife of
George Tinline, formerly of Adelaide, South Australia,
aged 74 years."
9 Feb 1895, page 1
Deaths. "TINLINE - On the 2nd
Feb., at Melbourne, George Tinline, of 12, Pembridge-square,
London, and Lyndon, New Zealand, formerly of Adelaide,
South Australia, aged 79. (Information received by
wire)."
29 Oct 1895, page 1
Births. "TINLINE - On the 28th [or
26th?] Oct., at 12, Pembridge-square, Bayswater, the
wife of J. Madder Tinline, of a son."
3rd quarter 1896
Birth notice for Maggie Balmer
Tinline not found.
31 Mar 1898, page 1
Births. "TINLINE - On the 28th
inst., at The Grange, Rockbeare, Devon, the wife of J.M.
Tinline, of a daughter." [should be a son?]
1 Oct 1907 – 15 Jan 1908
Marriage notice for Mercedes Tinline not found.
2 Nov 1907, page 1
Deaths. “BUTTON – On the 31st Oct.,
suddenly, FREDERICK BUTTON, of Durban, Natal, at the
residence of his sister-in-law, Mrs. W. F. Vetch, No. 1,
Hyde Park-gate, S.W., in his 65th year of age. Funeral
at Hampstead Cemetery, Fortune-green, West Hampstead, on
Monday, November 4th, at 11 a.m.”
15 Mar 1910, page 1
Deaths. "VETCH - On the 12th
March, suddenly, at 1, Hyde Park-gate, S.W.,
Major-General William Francis Vetch, C.V.O., Colonel of
the Royal Dublin Fusiliers, youngest son of the late
Captain James Vetch, R.E., F.R.S., aged 65 years. Date
of funeral will be announced later."
15 Mar 1910, page 15
Deaths. "Major-General W.F.
Vetch. The death is announced of Major-General William
Francis Vetch, C.V.O., colonel of the Royal Dublin
Fusiliers, who died suddenly on March 12 at the age of
65.
General Vetch was the
son of the late Captain Vetch, R.E., and joined the
Royal Madras Fusilliers in 1864. After commanding his
battalion he became Assistant Adjutant-General
North-East District and Assistant Director-General of
Ordinance at the War Office. In 1901 he was promoted
major-general and subsequently commanded a brigade and
the troops in Dublin."
12 May 1910, page 13
Wills. "Major-General William
Francis Vetch, C.V.O., of Hyde Park-gate, W., late of
the Royal Dublin Fusiliers, sometime Assistant
Director-General of Ordnance at the War Office, who died
on March 12, aged 65, left estate valued at £1,543
gross, with net personalty £1,483."
21 Feb 1911, page 1
Deaths. "TINLINE - On the 17th
Feb., at Cliffden, Teignmouth, James Madder Tinline,
aged 54. Australian papers, please copy."
25 Feb 1911, page 3
”King’s Bench Division – Bills of Exchange and Alleged
Card-Sharpers – Pleydell v. Tinline and Brown”.
[Summary only] John Douglas Madden Tinline, was “a young
man living at Teignmouth, and was the son of fairly
well-to-do parents. His father had died a few days
ago.” He “had some time ago taken a sea voyage to
Colombo on the steamship Otway” and also stopped at Port
Said. He was tricked into signing some papers on board
ship while intoxicated. The jury found him not guilty.
4 Apr 1911, page 11
Wills. "Mr. James Madder Tinline,
of Cliffden, Teignmouth, Devon, who died on February 17
last, aged 54 years, left estate of the gross value of
£85,037, with net personalty £76,140. By his will,
dated February 17 last, Mr. Tinline left £100 to the
Teignmouth Hospital."
2nd quarter 1915
Marriage notice for George C.M.
Tinline not found.
2nd quarter 1918
Death notice for Sadrene Tinline not found.
7 Oct 1918, page 1
Marriages. “DUNSTERVILLE:TINLINE. – On the 3rd Oct., at
St. John Baptist Church, Gt. Marlborough-street, by the
Vicar, CAPTAIN ARTHUR GEOFFREY DUNSTERVILLE, only son of
Colonel Dunsterville, C.M.G., to IRENE CONSTANCE
MARGARET, only daughter of the late JAMES MADDER
TINLINE, of Cliffden, Teignmouth, Devon.”
1920-21
George Cecil Murray Tinline’s car accident.
25 Nov 1920
Forthcoming Marriages. “MR. G. C.
M. TINLINE AND MRS. PERCY RADCLYFFE. The engagement is
announced of G. C. M. Tinline, younger son of the late
Mr. J. M. Tinline, Cliffden, Teignmouth, S. Devon, and
Mrs. Percy Radclyffe, elder daughter of the late Mr.
Robert Thomas, of the Court House, Methyr Tydvil, S.
Wales, and granddaughter of Colonel J. W. and Mrs.
Keyworth, of Green, Bishopsteignton, S. Devon.”
4 Dec 1920, page 1
Marriages. “TINLINE:RADCLYFFE. –
On the 26th Nov., at Marylebone Register Office, and
afterwards at the Chapel Royal, Savoy, by the Revd.
Percy Young, GEORGE CECIL MURRAY, younger son of the
late Mr. JAMES MADDER TINLINE, Cliffden, Teignmouth,
Devon, to Mrs. PERCY RADCLYFFE, elder daughter of the
late Mr. Robert Thomas, of the Court House, Merthyr
Tydvill, S. Wales.”
20 Oct 1926, page 1
Deaths. "VETCH - On the 18th Oct.,
at 1, Hyde Park-gate, London, Janet Oliver Vetch, widow
of Major-General William Francis Vetch, C.V.O., aged
79."
21 Oct 1926, page 1
Deaths. "[same as above, plus:]
Funeral tomorrow (Friday), at Highgate Cemetery, at 12
o'clock. Flowers to Messrs. Hatt and Son, 82,
Kensington High-street, W.8."
21 Oct 1926, page 16
"Inquest on Mrs. Vetch. Death from
heart failure. The inquest on the body of Mrs. Janet
Oliver Vetch who lived in No. 1, Hyde Park-gate,
Kensington-road, W., was opened before Mr. H.R. Oswald,
the coroner for West London, at Hammersmith Coroner's
Court yesterday. Mrs. Vetch, who was the widow of
Major-General W.F. Vetch, was found by a workman lying
dead at the bottom of the stairs at her house on
Monday.
Dr. F. Travers, Police
Divisional Surgeon, said he arrived at the house at 8
a.m., when he found Mrs. Vetch dead. There were
indications of heart trouble, and she had been liable to
sudden death for the last five years. Death was due to
heart failure following undernourishment, exposure on
the cold, damp, staircase, and the fall, which induced
wounds and hemorrhage. He did not think death was due
to the wounds, but to heart failure.
The coroner recorded a
verdict of 'Death from natural causes'."
22 Oct 1926, page 1
"[same as above, page 1, except:]
funeral today."
25 Sep 1928, page 16
Wills. "Tinline, Mr. James Edward
(61), of The Drive, Seedfield, Bury, of the firm of John
Tinline, builders and contractors (net personalty
£9,312)."
27 Jul 1944, page 2
Royal Canadian Air Force
Missing, Believed Killed in Action
Tinline, Flg. Off. J. E.
[in a later issue, he is listed
under “Presumed KIA”).
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