Descendants of Edna Avis Scutt

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Edna Avis Scutt, born about August 1912, Goole, WR Yorkshire, baptized on 18 August 1912, Goole, WR Yorkshire - St John, died. [Note 1]
Married on 4 February 1939, Goole, WR Yorkshire, to Arthur Sherbourne [Note 1-1]

... with

• Michael, born about August 1941, Goole, WR Yorkshire. [Note 2]
• Peter, born about August 1944, Leeds district, Yorkshire. [Note 3]
• John, born about November 1948, Leeds, Yorkshire. [Note 4]

Total: 3 individuals (spouses not included).

Notes 

1 (Edna Avis Scutt ca 1912-)

Hull Daily Mail, Saturday 04 February 1939. Goole Wedding. The wedding took place at Goole Parish Church today of Mr Arthur Sherbourne, second son of and Mrs J. A. Sherbourne, of Buttfield Road, Howden, and Miss Edna Avis Scutt, only daughter of Mrs Scutt & the late Mr W. Scutt, of Westfleld Square, Goole. The Rev F. Frow officiated. The bride, who was given away by her cousin, Mr Harry Moody, wore gown of slipper satin, cut on classical lines. The bridesmaids were Miss M. Moody (cousin), and Miss Jean and Miss Joan Sherbourne (sisters of the bridegroom), all of whom wore blue taffeta, trimmed with silver. Mr George R. Hall (friend of the bridegroom) was best man, and Mr D. Sherbourne (brother), was groomsman. After the reception, Mr and Mrs Sherbourne left for the west coast.

Sources:
- birth: Goole 9c 1885
- spouse: Goole 9c 1137 / Hull Daily Mail [1939 Feb 04]

1-1 (Arthur Sherbourne )

Hull Daily Mail, Saturday 04 February 1939. Goole Wedding. The wedding took place at Goole Parish Church today of Mr Arthur Sherbourne, second son of and Mrs J. A. Sherbourne, of Buttfield Road, Howden, and Miss Edna Avis Scutt, only daughter of Mrs Scutt & the late Mr W. Scutt, of Westfleld Square, Goole. The Rev F. Frow officiated. The bride, who was given away by her cousin, Mr Harry Moody, wore gown of slipper satin, cut on classical lines. The bridesmaids were Miss M. Moody (cousin), and Miss Jean and Miss Joan Sherbourne (sisters of the bridegroom), all of whom wore blue taffeta, trimmed with silver. Mr George R. Hall (friend of the bridegroom) was best man, and Mr D. Sherbourne (brother), was groomsman. After the reception, Mr and Mrs Sherbourne left for the west coast.

Sources:
- spouse: Goole 9c 1137 / Hull Daily Mail [1939 Feb 04]

2 (Michael Sherbourne ca 1941)

Sources:
- birth: Goole 9c 1739

3 (Peter Sherbourne ca 1944)

Sources:
- birth: Leeds 9b 327

4 (John Sherbourne ca 1948)

Sources:
- birth: Leeds 2c 379