Up to the 12th generation
| Arrival:1907. Residence:The Crescent, Brandon, Manitoba. E S - 80yr. |
Sources • birth : BMD (Deaths) • marriage with Charles Scutt : Aston 6d 331 / IGI M00711-7 • death : Manitoba Records [Registration number: 1939-004002]
| [Birmingham Daily Post, West Midlands, Friday 19 October 1888. New Patents. (Contributed by Arthur Georgy Shaw.) The following patents, among others, were sealed during the week ended October 13, 1888: Charles Scutt, Aston-combined delivery van and pleasure trap; October 1 1887.] [Bristol Mercury, Mon 19 Jun 1899. Wheelwrights - Body makers and Repairers for vans and floats - Scutt, 60 Holt Street, Birmingham.] [Arrival: 1907. Residence: The Crescent, Brandon, Manitoba.] [C S - 69yr.] |
Sources • birth : Leominster 6a 443 • baptism : IGI • marriage with Emma Hollis : Aston 6d 331 / IGI M00711-7 • death : Manitoba Records [Registration number: 1925-012146]
Sources • birth : Aston 6d 260 / IGI • baptism : IGI • marriage with W------ ------ : Aston 6d 585
Sources • marriage with Annie Scutt : Aston 6d 585
| Census 1901 Warwickshire states C S b:Birmingham. C S - 25yr. |
Sources • birth : Aston 6d 426 • baptism : IGI • death : Birmingham 6d 77
| A S 13m. |
Sources • birth : Aston 6d 402 • death : Aston 6d 213
| C S 6m. |
Sources • birth : Aston 6d 379 • death : Aston 6d 212
| Thursday 02 July 1891, Birmingham Daily Post, West Midlands. Death From a Foul Midden at Aston. Yesterday, Mr. D. R. Wynter (coroner for Central Warwickshire) held an inquest at the Waterworks Taven, Lichfield Road, as to the death of Mary Jane Scutt (2) the daughter of Charles Scutt, wheelwright, 139 Lichfield Road, Aston. Charles Scutt, father of the deceased, stated that about eleven o'clock on Friday night a midden adjoining his house, and belonging to the canal company, was emptied. The smell from the refuse was very offensive, and at half-past six o'clock on Sunday morning the deceased was taken ill with violent sickness and purging. As she was worse at midday Mr. Lumby, surgeon, was called in, and he prescribed for her. After this she appeared better, but a change took place, and she died about eleven o'clock on Sunday evening. He did not think the midden had been emptied during the last two years. Since Friday night both he and his wife as well as a neighbour and a child who had been playing with the deceased, had been suffering with diarrhea. -Mr. R.H. Lumby, surgeon, -said that he prescribed for-the child,and found it in a state of uttercollapse' He was aware that the father was suffering from diarrhoea, and the mother from diarrhea and sickness. When at the house on Sunday he noticed an objectionable smell. Death, in his opinion, resulted from collapse, consequent upon diarrhea, caused by malarial poison. He was of opinion that if the midden had not been there the child's death, in all probability, would not have taken place. The jury returned a verdict in accordance with the medical evidence, and added a rider that the canal company ought to have had the midden emptied oftener.] [M J S - 2yr.] |
Sources • birth : Aston 6d 386 • death : Aston 6d 197 / Birmingham Daily Post [1891 Jul 02]
Sources • birth : Aston 6d 424 / Census 1901 Warwickshire-1916 Manitoba, Canada • marriage with Joseph Wray Lee : Manitoba Records [Registration number: 1919-063410] • death : British Columbia Death Index 1872-1990
Sources • marriage with Winifred May Scutt : Manitoba Records [Registration number: 1919-063410]
| [Mother's surname stated as Nollis.] [G H S 10m.] |
Sources • birth : Aston 6d 416 • death : Aston 6d 619
Sources • birth : Aston 6d 360 • marriage with Violet Mae Billings : Manitoba Records [Registration number: 1925-003172]
Sources • marriage with Percy Scutt : Manitoba Records [Registration number: 1925-003172]