Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameJames MONKS 
, 2474
, 2474Birth11 October 1908, Bolton, Lancashire, England
Census19 June 1921, 10 Curzon Street, Derby, Derbyshire, England Age: 12
Death18 February 1988, Derby Royal Infirmary, Derby, Derbyshire, England Age: 79
Burial25 February 1988, Markeaton Crematorium, Markeaton Lane, Derby, Derbyshire, England
Education1921 School
FatherFrederick MONKS , 6234 (~1880-)
MotherFrances Elizabeth KIRKWOOD , 6235 (~1881-)
Spouses
1Hilda DUCKERING , 2473
, 2473Baptism19 October 1910, Derby, Derbyshire, England5704 Age: <1
Census2 April 1911, 55 Clover Street, Derby, Derbyshire, England2540 Age: <1
Census19 June 1921, 55 Clover Street, Derby, Derbyshire, England Age: 10
Census29 September 1939, 410 Shaibah Manor Avenue, Derby, Derbyshire, England5705 Age: 29
DeathFebruary 2001, Derby, Derbyshire, England5703 Age: 90
OccupationUnpaid Domestic Duties 1939
EducationSchool 1921
FatherFrank DUCKERING , 1085 (1878-1951)
MotherPrudence BURTON , 2390 (1880-1961)
Family ID223
Marriage10 June 1935, St Anne’s Church, Derby Road, Derby, Derbyshire, England5706
Notes for James MONKS
1908 England & Wales Birth Reg. Index - GRO records Monks, James 1908 birth Bolton, Vol 8C, page 480, mother’s maiden name Kirkwood.
1921 Census 10 Curzon Street, Derby, Derbyshire. Frederick Monks, Head, age 41 3 months, married, born Bolton, a Shop Keeper, Own Account. Francis E Monks, wife age 40 11 months married, born Bolton an Assistant in the Shop. Alice Monks, daughter age 19 4 months single, born Bolton and Assistant in the Shop. James Monks, son age 12 8 months, single born Bolton at School. Thomas Monks, son age 7, single born Derby at School. Nellie Monks, daughter age 3 years 10 months born Derby.
1988 Derby Evening Telegraph, Friday, February 19, 1988.Deaths. Monks. At the Derbyshire Royal Infirmary, on february 18, 1988, James, aged 79 years, dearly loved husband of Hilda, much loved father of Brian, Joan, and Geof, a devoted grandad, brother of Tom and the late Alice, a dear brother-in-law and father-in-law of Maureen and Mick. Funeral Thursday, Febraury 25, service and cremation at Markeston Crematorium, at 10.45am. Family flowers only please, but donations in lieu, if desired, to the British Heart Foundation, c/o Mr Tyson, The National Westminster Bank, Iron Gate, Derby, DE1 3HP
1988 England & Wales Death Reg. Index records James Monks born 11 October 1908 death registered quarter 1 February 1988 at DErby, reg. no., 288, vol. 6 page 860
1921 Census 10 Curzon Street, Derby, Derbyshire. Frederick Monks, Head, age 41 3 months, married, born Bolton, a Shop Keeper, Own Account. Francis E Monks, wife age 40 11 months married, born Bolton an Assistant in the Shop. Alice Monks, daughter age 19 4 months single, born Bolton and Assistant in the Shop. James Monks, son age 12 8 months, single born Bolton at School. Thomas Monks, son age 7, single born Derby at School. Nellie Monks, daughter age 3 years 10 months born Derby.
1988 Derby Evening Telegraph, Friday, February 19, 1988.Deaths. Monks. At the Derbyshire Royal Infirmary, on february 18, 1988, James, aged 79 years, dearly loved husband of Hilda, much loved father of Brian, Joan, and Geof, a devoted grandad, brother of Tom and the late Alice, a dear brother-in-law and father-in-law of Maureen and Mick. Funeral Thursday, Febraury 25, service and cremation at Markeston Crematorium, at 10.45am. Family flowers only please, but donations in lieu, if desired, to the British Heart Foundation, c/o Mr Tyson, The National Westminster Bank, Iron Gate, Derby, DE1 3HP
1988 England & Wales Death Reg. Index records James Monks born 11 October 1908 death registered quarter 1 February 1988 at DErby, reg. no., 288, vol. 6 page 860
Notes for James & Hilda (Family)
Derby Daily Telegraph 10 June 1935: ‘Monks-Duckering. The wedding took place at St Anne’s Church, Derby, to-day, of miss Hilda Duckering, daughter of Mr and Mrs F Duckering, of 55, Clover-street, Derby to Mr James Monks, son of mr and Mrs F Monks, of 10, Curzon-street, Derby. The ceremony was performed by the Rev F E Christian, Vicar of St John’s Derby. Given away by her father, the bridde wore a pink georgette and lace dress, and carried a bouquet of tea roses. The bridesmaids, Miss Nellie Monks, bridegroom’s sister, and Miss Mabel Duckering, bride’s sister wore blue floral georgette dresses, crinoline hats and carried pink carnations. The best man was Mr L Farnely, of Plymouth. A reception was held at St Anne’s schoolrooms.’