Oakes Info 7a2, RIP Thomas and mary Oakes of Smethwick

Info 7a2, RIP Thomas and Mary Oakes

Thomas Oakes death, decqt 1893 Kings Norton 6c 277 , aged 58

BURIALS in the Parish of `North Harbourne` in the `Township of Smethwick` in the County of `Stafford` in the Year 18 `93`

PROBATE 1894
OAKES Thomas of Stoney Street, Smethwick, Staffordshire, Well Sinker, died 7th September 1893. Administration Lichfield, 22nd November to Mary Oakes widow, Effects; £147 9s 6d

The Smethwick Telephone, Saturday, 16th September 1893, page 3
LOCAL NEWS The Funeral of the late Mr. Thomas Oakes, of Stoney Street, Smethwick, took place at Holy Trinity Church last Tuesday. The Mouners were the deceased's widow, five sons and four daughters. The Service was conducted by the midant-curate Rev.J.S. Dixon. Wreaths were contributed by;- Mrs. Downing of Holy Lodge, Mr.and Mrs. Franklin (Wednesbury) Mr. W. Tucker (Mosely), Mr and Mrs Flowers (Daventry), Mr and Mrs Knight (Birmingham), Mr.J. Noon (Ashby St. Ledger), Mrs Hadley, Misses Hadley, Mr. Whitehouse, Mr.and Mrs Biker,, and others.

The Smethwick Telephone, Saturday, 16th September 1893, page 3

LOCAL NEWS
The Funeral of the late Mr. Thomas Oakes, of Stoney Street, Smethwick, took place at Holy Trinity Church last Tuesday. The Mouners were the deceased's widow, five sons and four daughters.
The Service was conducted by the midant-curate Rev.J.S. Dixon.
Wreaths were contributed by;- Mrs. Downing of Holy Lodge, Mr.and Mrs. Franklin (Wednesbury) Mr. W. Tucker (Mosely), Mr and Mrs Flowers (Daventry), Mr and Mrs Knight (Birmingham), Mr.J. Noon (Ashby St. Ledger), Mrs Hadley, Misses Hadley, Mr. Whitehouse, Mr.and Mrs Biker,, and others.

BURIALS in the Parish of `North Harbourne` in the `County Borough of Smethwick` in the Year 19 `17`

The Smethwick Telephone?, , 1917, page ?
LOCAL NEWS The death of Mrs. Thomas Oakes of Stoney Street, removes an interesting personality and a link with an old Smethwick industry. The late Mr. Oakes was one of the few Well-Sinkers in the dsitrict at a time when that calling was very nessesary, because the water supply had not been furnished by the company. Mrs Oakes was buried at Holy Trinity Church on Monday. She had been associated with the parish all her life, being 77 years of age. There were many manifestations of sympathy on the occasion of the funeral. The mourners included; Mr. G Oakes, Mr. A. Oakes, Mr. T. oakes, Mr. Charles Oakes (sons). Mrs. Fidoe, Mrs Alexander, and Mrs Vanhear (daughters), Mr. W. Poulton (brother -in-law), Mr. T. Oakes Miss Howlett, Miss F Oakes (grandchildren) Mr. G. Fidoe and Mr. H. Alexander (sons-in-law) Mrs. W. Oakes (Doncaster, dau-in-law); Mr J. Gentle and Mr. J. Mirthwaite of London; Mrs Fidoe jun. There were many floral Tributes, including wreaths sent by the following:- The Family, Mr and Mrs W. Oakes, Mr. G Fidoe(sen) Mr. G. H. Oakes (London) Mr.and Mrs A. Oakes, Mr. and Mrs T. Oakes, Mr and Mrs. H. Alexander, Mr. and Mrs G. Vanhear, Maud and Ernest, Mr. J. Gentle Mr. J. Murthwaite , Mrs Crump and family. Grandchildren in Ireland ( Molie, Willie, Albert, Paddie, Bridie. Grandchildren (Minnie, Lily and George) Lissie, Rob and Annie (grandchildren), Mrs. G. Fidoe (jun), George, Tom and Chris, Mr. Poulton and Family, Mrs Willis and family(London), Miss Haslop (London) Mrs Lucas and daughters, Mr and Mrs. Stevens (West Bromwich), Mr and Mrs S. Wheeler, Mr and Mrs Moss. Mr. and Mrs. Burns and famliy, Mr. F. Curtis( Virginia Water) Mrs H. Curtis(Waybridge), the neighbours, Mr. and Mrs. Lusty and daughter, Lady employees Messrs Hope and Son, Mr and Mrs Hill,

The Smethwick Telephone?, , 1917, page ?

LOCAL NEWS
The death of Mrs. Thomas Oakes of Stoney Street, removes an interesting personality and a link with an old Smethwick industry. The late Mr. Oakes was one of the few Well-Sinkers in the dsitrict at a time when that calling was very nessesary, because the water supply had not been furnished by the company.
Mrs Oakes was buried at Holy Trinity Church on Monday. She had been associated with the parish all her life, being 77 years of age. There were many manifestations of sympathy on the occasion of the funeral.
The mourners included;
Mr. G Oakes, Mr. A. Oakes, Mr. T. oakes, Mr. Charles Oakes (sons).
Mrs. Fidoe, Mrs Alexander, and Mrs Vanhear (daughters),
Mr. W. Poulton (brother -in-law), Mr. T. Oakes Miss Howlett, Miss F Oakes (grandchildren) Mr. G. Fidoe and Mr. H. Alexander (sons-in-law) Mrs. W. Oakes (Doncaster, dau-in-law); Mr J. Gentle and Mr. J. Mirthwaite of London; Mrs Fidoe jun.

There were many floral Tributes, including wreaths sent by the following:-
The Family, Mr and Mrs W. Oakes, Mr. G Fidoe(sen) Mr. G. H. Oakes (London) Mr.and Mrs A. Oakes, Mr. and Mrs T. Oakes, Mr and Mrs. H. Alexander, Mr. and Mrs G. Vanhear, Maud and Ernest, Mr. J. Gentle Mr. J. Murthwaite , Mrs Crump and family. Grandchildren in Ireland ( Molie, Willie, Albert, Paddie, Bridie. Grandchildren (Minnie, Lily and George) Lissie, Rob and Annie (grandchildren), Mrs. G. Fidoe (jun), George, Tom and Chris, Mr. Poulton and Family, Mrs Willis and family(London), Miss Haslop (London) Mrs Lucas and daughters, Mr and Mrs. Stevens (West Bromwich), Mr and Mrs S. Wheeler, Mr and Mrs Moss. Mr. and Mrs. Burns and famliy, Mr. F. Curtis( Virginia Water) Mrs H. Curtis(Waybridge), the neighbours, Mr. and Mrs. Lusty and daughter, Lady employees Messrs Hope and Son, Mr and Mrs Hill,