Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameDora Eveline HAMES Mollie 
, 1227
, 1227Birth1 July 1902, Woodhouse Road, Barrow-upon-Soar, Leicestershire, England2958
Baptism5 August 1902, Woodhouse, Leicestershire, England2959 Age: <1
Burial9 July 1994, Lloydminster Cemetary, Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada2962
FatherDaniel HAMES , 2210
MotherEllen Kate WIDDOWSON , 2211
Spouses
1Herbert Brown DUCKERING Bert , 1226
, 1226Baptism11 August 1887, St Andrew’s Church, Kirton in Lindsey, Lincolnshire, England2950 Age: <1
Census5 April 1891, 22 Old Keys, Hibaldstow, Lincolnshire, England2951 Age: 3
Census31 March 1901, Mill Lane, Hibaldstow, Lincolnshire, England2952 Age: 13
Emigration1908, England To Canada Age: 20
Census1 June 1911, Victoria, Alberta, Canada2819 Age: 23
OccupationFarmer 1911 & 1915, Labourer 1938
FatherCharles Elmhirst DUCKERING , 1164 (1843-1906)
MotherAmelia BROWN , 1188 (1848-1925)
Family ID178
Marriage1922, Canada2956
ChildrenHerbert George , 2212 (1924-1962)
Olive Mary , 2213 (1927-1965)
(Living) , 1229
(Living) , 1230
Notes for Dora Eveline HAMES Mollie
Bert and Mollie moved to Kelowna, B.C. and grew fruit, apples,peaches, pears etc.. and retired in Edmonton. (Mary Inge26.4.97)
(Mary Inge article, via Shirley Hutzkal - 17.3.96)
Dora moved to Canada in 1906. (Cecil D. 26.4.97)
(Mary Inge article, via Shirley Hutzkal - 17.3.96)
Dora moved to Canada in 1906. (Cecil D. 26.4.97)
Notes for Herbert Brown (Spouse 1)
Herbert was 'always the gentleman'. (Jessie 30.5.97)
When Herbert and Dora returned to Marwayne from Ontario, Herbert moved to Lloydminster and Dora went to Edmonton to find work. Cecil and Herb moved with their mother and Gerry went to live with his Uncle Ted Hames. (Jessie 30.5.97)
Bert enlisted with the 22nd Saskatchewan Light Horse Infantry and fought in the 1914 - 18 war. On returning from the war, Bert was a carpenter and fruit grower, moving from Lea Park to Lloydminster then finally to Kelowna. During the Second World War he and Dora worked at the Stanley Tool factory, returning afterwards to the farm at Lea Park. With his illness he left the farm and moved into Lloydminster and worked in kiosk in Lloydminster hospital. (Mary Inge article -Shirley Hutzkal -17.3.96 & M.I. 26.4.97))
Attestation Paper, Canadian Over-seas Expeditionary Force, Questions, name - Herbert Brown Duckering, born - Kirton-in-Lindsey, Lincolmshire, Eng. next of kin - mrs Charles Duckering (mother), next of kin address - “The Laurels” Kirton-in-Lindsey, Lincs, Eng., born - July 1st 1887, trade - farmer, married - no, willing to be vaccinated - yes, etc.. Signed Hebert B Duckering January 6th 1915, E Chidlow. Age 27 years 5 months, height 5 ft 6 inc, girth when fully expanded 27 ins, range of expansion 2 ins., complexion dark, eyes grey, hair brown CoE yes. No distinctive marks. Considered fit. See copy on file
No. 114069 Rank Pte, Duckering, H B Unit sailed Nov 23 1915 - see copy
Embarked RMS Baltic Liverpool 12 March 1919 - see copy
Duckering H.B. Rank Private, Reg No. 114069, Unit 58th Battalion, Next of Kin Mrs C Duckering. “The Laurels”, Hirton-on-Lindsey, Lincs. 13.4.16 58th Batt repts Wounded & returned to duty. A33 29.4.16. See copy
Canadian Expeditionary Force, Discharge Certificate, Service Badge Class “A” No. 139507, This is to certify that no. 114069 Private Duckering, Herbert Brown enlisted in the 9th O/S Regt. Canadian Mounted Rifles Canadian Expedetionary Force at Lloydminster, Sask. on the sixth day of January 1915. He served in the 58th Can inf. Bn. and is now discharged from the service by reason of demobilization. Marks or scars. Scar from a cut on right brow. four vaccination scars on left arm. Signed Herbert Brown Duckering Mar 23 1919.
On Gerald's birth certificate, 1938 his occupation is given as a labourer. (See certificate on file)
Herbert developed diabetes and gradually went blind. (Mary Inge 26.4.97)
When Herbert and Dora returned to Marwayne from Ontario, Herbert moved to Lloydminster and Dora went to Edmonton to find work. Cecil and Herb moved with their mother and Gerry went to live with his Uncle Ted Hames. (Jessie 30.5.97)
Bert enlisted with the 22nd Saskatchewan Light Horse Infantry and fought in the 1914 - 18 war. On returning from the war, Bert was a carpenter and fruit grower, moving from Lea Park to Lloydminster then finally to Kelowna. During the Second World War he and Dora worked at the Stanley Tool factory, returning afterwards to the farm at Lea Park. With his illness he left the farm and moved into Lloydminster and worked in kiosk in Lloydminster hospital. (Mary Inge article -Shirley Hutzkal -17.3.96 & M.I. 26.4.97))
Attestation Paper, Canadian Over-seas Expeditionary Force, Questions, name - Herbert Brown Duckering, born - Kirton-in-Lindsey, Lincolmshire, Eng. next of kin - mrs Charles Duckering (mother), next of kin address - “The Laurels” Kirton-in-Lindsey, Lincs, Eng., born - July 1st 1887, trade - farmer, married - no, willing to be vaccinated - yes, etc.. Signed Hebert B Duckering January 6th 1915, E Chidlow. Age 27 years 5 months, height 5 ft 6 inc, girth when fully expanded 27 ins, range of expansion 2 ins., complexion dark, eyes grey, hair brown CoE yes. No distinctive marks. Considered fit. See copy on file
No. 114069 Rank Pte, Duckering, H B Unit sailed Nov 23 1915 - see copy
Embarked RMS Baltic Liverpool 12 March 1919 - see copy
Duckering H.B. Rank Private, Reg No. 114069, Unit 58th Battalion, Next of Kin Mrs C Duckering. “The Laurels”, Hirton-on-Lindsey, Lincs. 13.4.16 58th Batt repts Wounded & returned to duty. A33 29.4.16. See copy
Canadian Expeditionary Force, Discharge Certificate, Service Badge Class “A” No. 139507, This is to certify that no. 114069 Private Duckering, Herbert Brown enlisted in the 9th O/S Regt. Canadian Mounted Rifles Canadian Expedetionary Force at Lloydminster, Sask. on the sixth day of January 1915. He served in the 58th Can inf. Bn. and is now discharged from the service by reason of demobilization. Marks or scars. Scar from a cut on right brow. four vaccination scars on left arm. Signed Herbert Brown Duckering Mar 23 1919.
On Gerald's birth certificate, 1938 his occupation is given as a labourer. (See certificate on file)
Herbert developed diabetes and gradually went blind. (Mary Inge 26.4.97)