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(Mary) Alice Cooke-Yarborough was born in 1874. Alice resided with her family at Campsmount. Alice served with the Red Cross during the First World War and was living with her sister Violet in Kensington when she signed up in December 1914. Aside from three months and a small interval, Alice served the whole of the war as a masseuse at Loversall Hall, Doncaster. Alice died unmarried in May 1969 in Bournemouth.
John Clayton Dixon grew up at Brampton Hall in Old Brampton. He apprenticed as an architect while...
Eustace Foster Grant-Dalton was born in 1877. Eustace spent a lot of time at Brodsworth during his...
Charles Grant-Dalton was born in 1884 in Southampton. Charles and his brother Stuart spent lots of...
Stuart Grant Dalton was born in Bournemouth in 1886, the younger of two sons of Constance and Horace...
Hubert Foljambe was born in London in 1873. Educated at Eton, Hubert was a career soldier and served...
During the First World War, Sophia Skipwith of Loversal Hall opened her home up as a hospital...
The head of the Hooton Pagnell and Frickley estates who oversaw conscription tribunals during the...
Gertrude Esther May Skipwith, known just as May, was born in 1891 in Tunbridge Wells. May lived with...
John Reginald Shaw, who lived in Pontefract, followed his father into the colliery business. John...
Dorothy Chisholm Taylor was born in Lancashire in 1888. The daughter of an architect, Dorothy and...