Michael D.Heath-Caldwell M.Arch.

1904

Admiral Sir Leopold Heath - aged 86/87

Arthur R. Heath - age 49/50 

Marion Emma  Crofton (ne Heath) – May - age 47/48 

Major General Frederick Crofton Heath-Caldwell - aged 45/46

Constance Mary H. Heath-Caldwell - aged 35/36

Cuthbert Helsham Heath- Caldwell - aged  14/15

Martin Frederick Heath-Caldwell - aged 9/10

Cuthbert Eden Heath - age 44/45

Sarah Caroline Gord Heath (ne Gambier) age 44/45 

Leopold Cuthbert Heath  age 9/10 

Genesta Mary Heath - age 4/5 

Ada Randolph Broadwood (ne Heath) - age 43/44 

Herbert Heath - age 42/43 

Gerard Moore Heath - age 40/41  

Newscastle Guardian and Silverdale, Chesteton and Audley Chronicle

Saturday 3 September 1904

Talke

Through tbe generosity of the the Misses Marsh-Caldwell, the scholars attendingthe Talke and St.Saviour's Church Sunday School and the St. Martin's Mission numbering about 200 had their annual treat at Linley Hall on Wednesday afternoon.

A procession was formed at the Talke Girls' School. and the children, under the supervision of the teachers. walked through the village headed the the Rode Hall Brass Band. On arrival at Linley Hall. tea was served out to the children in the grounds. The members of the church choirs, officers, members of the Church, and the tenants of the Linley estate were entertained to tea in a large tent. Races and various kinds of amusement were providsid for thc children, and a number of useful presents were distributed. 

The beautiful grounds were thrown open, and there was a large attendance Including the Revs. P. Farrar Stevens and E. A. Wade (curates) and the Rev. Sanford Hutchinson, of Blurton.

 The house party included Miss McHutchin, the Misses Poole. Miss Rigby, Miss Wilbraham, Miss Hutchinson, Mrs McGowan. and Miss McGowan. 

Selections were played by the Ro:de Hall Brass Band, and dancing took place on the lawn. At dusk the scholar and adults gathered in front of the hall, when the Misses Marsh-Caldwell were heartily thanked for their hospitality. Buns and sweets were served to the children.