Michael D.Heath-Caldwell M.Arch.

1905

Admiral Sir Leopold Heath - aged 87/88

Major General Frederick Crofton Heath-Caldwell - aged 46/47

Constance Mary H. Heath-Caldwell - aged 36/37

Cuthbert Helsham Heath- Caldwell - aged  15/16

Martin Frederick Heath-Caldwell - aged 11/12

Homeward Mail from India, China and East 

Monday 12 June 1905

The Indian Earthquake Relief Fund.

The following is the eighth list of the subscriptions received by Messrs Henry S King and Co. on behalf of the Viceroy's Fund:-

- - -Miss Marsh-Caldwell £2.0.0.

Newcastle Guardian and Silverdale, Chesterton and Audley Chronicle
Saturday 30 December 1905

St.Saviour's Church -

Through the generosity of the Misse Marsh-Caldwell of Linley Hall, the members of the St.Saviour's Church choir and the Sunday School teachers and friends, numbering about 100 were entertained to a dinner at Linley Hall on Wednesday evening. 

A splendid repast was provided. During the evening the following toasts were proposed: "The King and Queen," by Mr Edwin Harper: and "The Ladies of Linley Hall," by Mr Crimes, both being responded to with honours.

Short addresses werer given by Mr Samual Jones (choirmaster), Mr Crimes and Mr Edwin Harper. Mr William Edwards (bass) sang  "Off to Philadelphia" (Battison Hayes) in a capital manner and Master Arthur Jackson and Miss Ethel Jackson contributed a duet entitled "A.B.C." Mr George Clarke of Kidsgrove was the accompanist. Dancing was afterwards indulged in until one o'clock, when the party dispersed after spending a most enjoyable evening.

Photo below from Cuthbert's lost photo album, covering his time at the naval college on board HMS Britannia.