Lennard Edward Dick details on a grave monument at St John the Baptist Church burial ground, Paignton, Devon,England

Name Details

Lennard Edward Dick

The name Lennard Edward Dick is the first name on the monument.

The monument is in St John the Baptist church burial ground, Paignton, Devon, England.

There are 129 other graves within this cemetery that are listed within the GPR database.

Lennard Edward Dick was buried in 1907. The actual date of death is not currently recorded on the GPR database but it may be on the grave monument photograph.

Lennard Edward Dick calculated age is 56.

Lennard Edward Dick birth is given as 1851.

Lennard Edward Dick is listed on the GPR grave numbered 202008.

Lennard Edward Dick is listed as the first name on monument on the grave monument.

Lennard Edward Dick has the record number 427209 within the GPR person name database table.

The record was added to the GPR on 24 March 2012

There is one image available for the monument listing Lennard Edward Dick (see grave detail page).

The follow note is stored against Lennard Edward Dick record:

Lennard Edward DICK married Florence Goddard SOLTAU at St James, Piccadilly, on 25 Apr 1889 (from the Belfast News-Letter, 29 Apr 1889). As a Commander, he was placed on the Royal Navy Retired List at his own request, with permission to assume the rank of Captain, on 16 Jul 1898 (London Gazette, 22 Jul 1898). He and Florence had daughters: Lena Florence DICK, b. Plymouth 1890; Muriel Agnes DICK, b. Plymouth 1891, d. Five Trees, Ascot, Berks, 8 Dec 1945; Constance Violet DICK, b. Plymouth 1892, d. Westminster 1954; Dorothy Frances DICK, b. Ramsgate 1898, m. Hereward Reid SHARMAN in Kensington registration district in 1930 (he was b. Wellingborough 1875; d. 9 Mar 1933 at Empire Nursing Home, Vincent Square, London: he had a number of children by his first wife Sylvia Margaret JACKSON). Florence and Lennard had one or two other children who had died before the 1911 census (it is unclear as the entry reads a total of five children, with four living and two dead; since the four daughters listed were all alive in 1911, it seems likely that two children had died before 1911).

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