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Kate Maynard

Kate Maynard

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Born 27 JAN 1871 , Bletchingley
Died 20 OCT 1980 , Bletchingley Hospital, Bletchingley
Parents George Maynard (Father) Family
Mary Anne Mitchell (Mother) Family
Marriage Wilton George Bristow — 21 SEP 1890 at Reigate Congregational Church Family Page
Occupation & Residence
Type Date Detail
Residence 1881 The Dairy House, Horley
Residence 1891 42 Prince George Street, Portsea
Sources
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Birth_date Born 27 Jan 1871 (date of birth given in her death index entry, as Kate Bristow)
Indexed under her married name Bristow.
 Confirms FreeBMD: Deaths Dec 1980, BRISTOW Kate, 27 JA 1871, Surrey S E, vol 17 page 0987
Death_date Death registered in the Dec quarter 1980 (Oct-Dec), Surrey South Eastern district, volume 17 page 0987, aged 109
Index gives the quarter only. The tree's 20 Oct 1980 is within it but the exact day is not yet verified.
 Confirms FreeBMD: Deaths Dec 1980, BRISTOW Kate, 27 JA 1871, Surrey S E, vol 17 page 0987
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In their lifetime
Born in the reign of Queen Victoria
  • Birth
    27 Jan 1871
    Born at Bletchingley
  • Age 1
    16 Mar 1872
    First FA Cup final
  • Age 1
    30 Nov 1872
    First international football match, Scotland v England
  • Age 5
    10 Mar 1876
    Alexander Graham Bell makes the first telephone call
  • Age 6
    9 Jul 1877
    First Wimbledon Championships
  • Age 7
    11 Jan 1879
    Zulu War begins
  • Age 8
    28 Dec 1879
    Tay Bridge disaster
  • Age c. 10
    1881
    Residence
    The Dairy House, Horley
  • Age 11
    19 Apr 1882
    Charles Darwin dies
  • Age 11
    29 Aug 1882
    England lose to Australia at The Oval; the Ashes begin
  • Age 13
    Dec 1884
    Third Reform Act
  • Age 17
    17 Apr 1888
    The Football League is founded
  • Age 17
    7 Dec 1888
    John Dunlop patents the pneumatic tyre
  • Age 19
    21 Sep 1890
    Married Wilton George Bristow at Reigate Congregational Church
  • Age c. 20
    1891
    Residence
    42 Prince George Street, Portsea
  • Age 20
    4 Mar 1891
    Daughter Ada born
  • Age 25
    2 Jun 1896
    Marconi patents wireless telegraphy
  • Age 28
    1899–1902
    Second Boer War
  • Age 29
    22 Jan 1901
    Accession of Edward VII
    Reigned 1901–1910
  • Age 29
    22 Jan 1901
    Queen Victoria dies
  • Age 30
    27 Jun 1901
    Son Pat born
  • Age 32
    17 Dec 1903
    The Wright brothers make the first powered flight
  • Age 36
    17 Jun 1907
    Brooklands motor circuit opens
    At Weybridge, Surrey.
  • Age 36
    26 Nov 1907
    Son Bob born
  • Age 37
    13 Jul 1908
    London hosts the Olympic Games
  • Age 37
    1 Jan 1909
    First old age pensions paid
  • Age 38
    12 Jul 1909
    Daughter Kathleen born
  • Age 38
    25 Jul 1909
    Blériot makes the first flight across the Channel
  • Age 39
    6 May 1910
    Accession of George V
    Reigned 1910–1936
  • Age 39
    13 Aug 1910
    Florence Nightingale dies
  • Age 40
    18 Aug 1911
    Parliament Act limits the power of the House of Lords
  • Age 40
    16 Dec 1911
    National Insurance Act
  • Age 41
    Mar 1912
    Captain Scott dies returning from the South Pole
  • Age 41
    15 Apr 1912
    Titanic sinks
  • Age 41
    25 Apr 1912
    Daughter Minnie born
  • Age 42
    8 Jun 1913
    Suffragette Emily Davison dies at the Derby
  • Age 43
    1914–1918
    Britain declares war on Germany: First World War begins
  • Age 44
    25 Apr 1915
    Gallipoli landings
  • Age 44
    7 May 1915
    Lusitania sunk
  • Age 45
    24 Apr 1916
    Easter Rising in Dublin
  • Age 45
    5 Jun 1916
    Lord Kitchener lost at sea
  • Age 45
    1 Jul 1916
    Battle of the Somme begins
    About 57,000 British casualties on the first day.
  • Age 46
    31 Jul 1917
    Battle of Passchendaele begins
  • Age 47
    6 Feb 1918
    Some women get the vote
    Representation of the People Act.
  • Age 47
    1918–1919
    Spanish flu pandemic
  • Age 47
    11 Nov 1918
    Armistice ends the First World War
  • Age 48
    14 Jun 1919
    Alcock and Brown make the first non-stop transatlantic flight
  • Age 50
    14 Jan 1922
    Father George died
  • Age 52
    Jan 1923
    Mother Mary Anne died
  • Age 52
    28 Apr 1923
    First FA Cup final at Wembley
  • Age 52
    22 Jan 1924
    First Labour government
  • Age 54
    26 Jan 1926
    John Logie Baird demonstrates television
  • Age 55
    3 May 1926
    General Strike begins
  • Age 57
    2 Jul 1928
    Women get the vote on equal terms with men
  • Age 57
    Sep 1928
    Alexander Fleming discovers penicillin
  • Age 58
    Oct 1929
    Wall Street Crash begins the Great Depression
  • Age 59
    5 Oct 1930
    R101 airship disaster
  • Age 64
    20 Jan 1936
    Accession of Edward VIII
  • Age 65
    2 Nov 1936
    BBC begins the world's first regular television service
  • Age 65
    11 Dec 1936
    Accession of George VI
    Reigned 1936–1952
  • Age 65
    11 Dec 1936
    Edward VIII abdicates
  • Age 66
    12 Apr 1937
    Frank Whittle runs the first jet engine
  • Age 68
    1939–1945
    Britain declares war on Germany: Second World War begins
  • Age 69
    26 May 1940
    Dunkirk evacuation begins
  • Age 69
    10 Jul 1940
    Battle of Britain begins
  • Age 69
    1940–1941
    The Blitz
  • Age 71
    23 Oct 1942
    Battle of El Alamein
  • Age 71
    1 Dec 1942
    Beveridge Report published
  • Age 73
    6 Jun 1944
    D-Day landings
  • Age 73
    3 Aug 1944
    Education Act creates free secondary schooling
  • Age 74
    8 May 1945
    VE Day
  • Age 74
    15 Aug 1945
    VJ Day
  • Age 76
    15 Aug 1947
    India and Pakistan become independent
  • Age 77
    22 Jun 1948
    HMT Empire Windrush arrives at Tilbury
  • Age 77
    5 Jul 1948
    National Health Service launched
  • Age 77
    29 Jul 1948
    London hosts the Olympic Games
  • Age 79
    1950–1953
    Korean War begins
  • Age 81
    6 Feb 1952
    Accession of Queen Elizabeth II
    Reigned 1952–2022
  • Age 81
    5 Dec 1952
    Great Smog of London
  • Age 82
    31 Jan 1953
    North Sea flood
  • Age 82
    28 Feb 1953
    Crick and Watson announce the structure of DNA
  • Age 82
    29 May 1953
    Hillary and Tenzing reach the summit of Everest
  • Age 82
    2 Jun 1953
    Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II
  • Age 83
    6 May 1954
    Roger Bannister runs the first sub-four-minute mile
  • Age 83
    4 Jul 1954
    Food rationing ends
  • Age 84
    22 Sep 1955
    ITV launches
  • Age 85
    5 Jul 1956
    Clean Air Act
  • Age 85
    29 Oct 1956
    Suez Crisis
  • Age 86
    4 Oct 1957
    Sputnik 1 launched: the Space Age begins
  • Age 87
    6 Feb 1958
    Munich air disaster
    Eight Manchester United players among the dead.
  • Age 87
    9 Jun 1958
    Gatwick Airport officially opened
    In Sussex.
  • Age 88
    25 Jul 1959
    First hovercraft crosses the Channel
  • Age 91
    5 Oct 1962
    The Beatles release their first single
  • Age 91
    1962–1963
    The Big Freeze
    One of the coldest winters on record.
  • Age 92
    22 Nov 1963
    President Kennedy assassinated
  • Age 93
    24 Jan 1965
    Sir Winston Churchill dies
  • Age 94
    8 Nov 1965
    Death penalty for murder suspended
  • Age 95
    30 Jul 1966
    England win the World Cup
  • Age 95
    21 Oct 1966
    Aberfan disaster
  • Age 96
    27 Oct 1967
    Abortion Act
  • Age 98
    2 Mar 1969
    First flight of Concorde
  • Age 98
    20 Jul 1969
    First Moon landing
  • Age 100
    15 Feb 1971
    Decimal Day
  • Age 101
    1 Jan 1973
    Britain joins the European Economic Community
  • Age 104
    21 Jan 1976
    Concorde enters passenger service
  • Age 105
    Jun 1976
    The heatwave and drought of summer 1976
  • Age 106
    7 Jun 1977
    Queen's Silver Jubilee
  • Age 107
    25 Jul 1978
    Louise Brown, the first IVF baby, is born
  • Age 108
    4 May 1979
    Margaret Thatcher becomes Prime Minister
  • Age 109
    20 Oct 1980
    Died at Bletchingley Hospital, Bletchingley