Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameHarold BATES 
, 2250
, 2250Birth31 March 1918, Derby, Derbyshire, England
Census19 June 1921, 72 Oxford Street, Derby, Derbyshire, England Age: 3
Census29 September 1939, 72 Oxford Street, Derby, Derbyshire, England Age: 21
Death11 August 1990, Derbyshire Royal Infirmary, Derby, Derbsyhire, Englnad Age: 72
Burial17 August 1990, Markeaton Crematorium, Markeaton Lane, Derby, Derbyshire, England
Occupation1939 Asst Textile Chemist
FatherJohn H BATES , 6228 (~1880-)
MotherEmma DODSON , 6229 (~1880-)
Spouses
1Margaret Mary DUCKERING , 2249
, 2249Birth4 November 1922, Derby, Derbyshire, England5335
Census29 September 1939, 26 Mostyn Avenue, Littleover, Derbyshire, England5335 Age: 16
DeathApril 1998, Derby, Derbyshire, England Age: 75
OccupationRailway Clerk 19395335
FatherThomas Clarke DUCKERING , 2245 (1884-1969)
MotherAnnie WARD , 2246 (1883-1975)
Family ID421
MarriageMarch 1946, St Peter’s Church, Littleover, Derby, Derbyshire, England
Children(Living) , 2251
Philip Michael , 2252
Notes for Harold BATES
1918 England & Wales Birth Reg. Index records Harold Bates birth registration 2nd quarter 1918, mother’s maiden name Dedson, Derby, Derbyshire, Vol 7B, Page 880
1921 Census 72 Oxford Street, Derby. John H Bates, head age 40 9 months married born Derby, an Iron moulder for Midland Railway Co at Derby. Emma Bates, wife age 41 4 months married born Nottingham household duties, Frank BAtes son age 15 3 months single born Derby engineer Apprentice for Midland Railway Co at Derby, Alber E Bates son age 13 4 months born Derby, Alfred Bates son age 10 11 months born Derby, Harold Bates son age 3 3 months born Derby & Emma Dodson mother in law age 73 7 months a widow born Bulkingtin, Warwickshire
1939 Register. 72 Oxford Street, Derby. 1) Bates, Emma, born 112 Feb 1880, widow Unpaid Domestic Duties and 2) Bates, Harold born 31 March 1918 single an Assistant Textile Chemist.
1990 England & Wales Death Reg. Index records Harold Bates born 31 March 1918 death registered 3rd quarter 1990 Derby, Derbyshire, reg. no. 890 Vol 6, page 510
1990 Deaths. Bates. On August 11th 1990 after a long illness, bravely borne, Harold of Borrowash, died peacefully at Derbyshire Royal Infirmary. Dearest husband of Margaret, much loved father of Gillian and Philip and loving grandfather of Richard and Katharine. Funeral Friday August 17th. Service and cremation 11:15am at Markeaton Crematorium. Flowers received at Co-operative Funeral Service 73 Normanton Road, Derby. Telephone 44070.
1990 Bates, Harold of 56 Derby Rd, Borrowash Derby died 11 August 1990 Probate Manchester 1 October not exceeding £115000 9081404061V
1921 Census 72 Oxford Street, Derby. John H Bates, head age 40 9 months married born Derby, an Iron moulder for Midland Railway Co at Derby. Emma Bates, wife age 41 4 months married born Nottingham household duties, Frank BAtes son age 15 3 months single born Derby engineer Apprentice for Midland Railway Co at Derby, Alber E Bates son age 13 4 months born Derby, Alfred Bates son age 10 11 months born Derby, Harold Bates son age 3 3 months born Derby & Emma Dodson mother in law age 73 7 months a widow born Bulkingtin, Warwickshire
1939 Register. 72 Oxford Street, Derby. 1) Bates, Emma, born 112 Feb 1880, widow Unpaid Domestic Duties and 2) Bates, Harold born 31 March 1918 single an Assistant Textile Chemist.
1990 England & Wales Death Reg. Index records Harold Bates born 31 March 1918 death registered 3rd quarter 1990 Derby, Derbyshire, reg. no. 890 Vol 6, page 510
1990 Deaths. Bates. On August 11th 1990 after a long illness, bravely borne, Harold of Borrowash, died peacefully at Derbyshire Royal Infirmary. Dearest husband of Margaret, much loved father of Gillian and Philip and loving grandfather of Richard and Katharine. Funeral Friday August 17th. Service and cremation 11:15am at Markeaton Crematorium. Flowers received at Co-operative Funeral Service 73 Normanton Road, Derby. Telephone 44070.
1990 Bates, Harold of 56 Derby Rd, Borrowash Derby died 11 August 1990 Probate Manchester 1 October not exceeding £115000 9081404061V
Notes for Margaret Mary (Spouse 1)
1922 St Catherines House records the birth of Margaret M. in 1922 (October to December) and registered at Derby. Her mother's maiden name is Ward. (Michael)
1946 St Catherines House records the marriage of Margaret M. and Harold Bates in 1946 (January to March) and registered at Shardlow. (Michael)
1964 Margaret is referred to in her father's will as being married to Harold Bates, having two children, Gillian and Philip and living at 56 Derby Road, Borrowash, Derbyshire - 1964. See copy on file. (Michael22.3.97)
Margaret is referred to in her Aunt's will as the daughter of Thomas and married to someone called Bates. See acopy of the will on file. (Michael 22.3.97)
1998 England & Wales Death Reg. Index records Margaret Mary Bates born 4th November 1922 death registered 2nd quarter 1998 Derby, Derbyshire, reg. no E36C, entry no., 003, date 0498
1946 St Catherines House records the marriage of Margaret M. and Harold Bates in 1946 (January to March) and registered at Shardlow. (Michael)
1964 Margaret is referred to in her father's will as being married to Harold Bates, having two children, Gillian and Philip and living at 56 Derby Road, Borrowash, Derbyshire - 1964. See copy on file. (Michael22.3.97)
Margaret is referred to in her Aunt's will as the daughter of Thomas and married to someone called Bates. See acopy of the will on file. (Michael 22.3.97)
1998 England & Wales Death Reg. Index records Margaret Mary Bates born 4th November 1922 death registered 2nd quarter 1998 Derby, Derbyshire, reg. no E36C, entry no., 003, date 0498
Notes for Harold & Margaret Mary (Family)
derby Daily Telegraph, 1 April 1946. Bates-Duckering. Mr Harold Bates, son of Mrs E B Bates, of 72, Oxford-street, Derby a research chemist at British Celanses, Ltd., was married at St Peter’s Church, Littleover, on Saturday. His bride was Miss Margaret Mary Duckering, daughter of Mr and Mrs T C Duckering, of 26, Mostyn-avenue, Littleover. The bride, a member of the LMS Divisional Superintendent of Operations staff, was attended by her sister, Mrs J Longdon, and was given away by her father. Mr A Meakin ws best man.