Michael D.Heath-Caldwell M.Arch.

1910

Eliza Louisa Marsh-Caldwell - aged 91/92 - Tenant-entailed of Linley Wood Hall. 

Rosamond Jane Marsh-Caldwell - aged 86/87 - Tenant-entailed of Linley Wood Hall 

Arthur Raymond Heath - aged 55/56 - JP for Oxon,Flora Jean Heath (ne Baxter) 

Raymond Leopold Grieg Heath - aged 24/25

Frederick Dunbar Heath - aged 20/21

Marion Emma Crofton (ne Heath, x Cotton) - aged 53/54

Brigadier-General Frederick C. Heath-Caldwell C.B. – aged 51/52 - Inspector of Royal Engineers

Constance Heath-Caldwell – aged 42.43

Cuthber Heath-Cadlwell - (Rev. Cmdr C.H. Heath-Caldwell) – aged 20/21 - In R.N.

Martin F. Heath-Caldwell – aged 16/17 - At Wellington College, Berkshire

Cuthbert Eden Heath - aged 50/51 - Lloyds Underwriter.Turns 

Sarah Caroline Gore Heath (ne Gambier)  - aged 50/51 

Leopold Cuthbert Heath - aged 15/16

Genesta Mary Heath - aged 10/11

Ada Randolph Broadwood (ne Heath) - aged 49/50

Henry John Tsudi Broadwood - aged 53/54 - Piano making family

Marion Ada Flora Holland (ne Broadwood) - aged 22/23

Married 1911Stewart Henry Tshudi Boardwood - 21/22

Leopold Alfred Tschudi Broadwood - 19/20Janet Muriel Wood (ne Broadwood) - 14/15

Captain Herbert Leopold Heath - aged 48/49 - on H.M.S. Superb, Home Fleet

Elizabeth Heath (ne Simpson) 

Marion M. Heath (later de Salis) - aged 17/18

Rosamond Heath - aged 16/17 (keen Girl Guide)

Colonel Gerard Moore Heath - 46/47 - Royal Engineers, General Staff Officer, Burma Div.

Mary Heath (ne Egerton)

Mary Moore Marjoribanks Heath - aged 15/16

Gerard 'Bill' Heath - aged 12/13

Cuthbert Eden Heath turns his insurance business into a Limited Liability Company, C.E.Heath & Co Ltd

Herbert appointed command of H.M.S.Superb, 1st Division of the Home Fleet.

Liverpool Journal of Commerce

Thursday 13 January 1910

The fortifications of the estuary of the river Mersey and its environs will be subjected to an official inspection on 26th January by Brigadier-General Heath R.E., the inspector of fortifications. The order of inspection of forts &c., will be as follows:-

26 inst., Seaforth Crosby, and Altcar; 27th inst., the Wirral Peninsular, including the Perch Rock Battery at New Brighton; 28th inst., St.Helens and Works Company Electrical Engineers (Liverpool).

Liverpool Daily Post

Tuesday 1 February 1910

Territorial Army Notes

Ichobod.

Prior to Thursday last the writer knew rather less than nothing about the work of a field company of Royal Engineers. He says rather less than nothing because he had a hazy sort of notion that he really did know something, and he now finds that that notion bore as much resemblance to the genuine articles as the pungent "perfume" of ripe Limburger cheese bears to the divine odour of ottar of roses  - as much and no more. 

On Thursday evening he was present by invitation at the inspection by Brigadier-General F.C. Heath, Inspector of Royal Engineers of the Cheshire Field Company, R.E., and saw things which excited his Paul Pryish Nature.

Results: He asked a few pertinent questions, and may be one or two that were impertinent, and right here he says that in the Birkinhead drill-shed there's a heap of rattling good "copy" to be had for the picking-up. 

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During the course of the work on Thursday General Heath made his way unceasingly from one detachment to another and put questions partaking of the nature of Chinese puzzles to sappers and non-coms alike. Evidently he was satisfied with the answers received for at the close of the inspection he warmly congratulated Major Hutchison on the physique and turn-out of the company, as also on the theoretical and practical knowledge all ranks had displayed. 

Envelop and letters

27th April 1910

Settlement with John Loring of the Future of living at Linley Wood as nearly as at present.

Notices to be given 1st Sept 1910 

Letter

Linley WoodTalk oth Hill

Staffordshire 

Required for the accommodation of household and 2 guests as above to be dismantled.

John Loring.27th April 1910

Income to be made up by sale of Insurance Policy which will fetch £1500 (about).

Annuity to be purchased or capital used from year to year.

Income from estate of G.A. and M.C. to be put to House Account.

Any balance to be made up from year to year by sums taken from savings from mine rents.

The following points have been agreed up.

Viz.

1- At no time are there to be more than two guests staying at Linley Wood at once after 1st September 1910. Any reduction in the household that may be made to be left to the Harpers to suggest.

2- All subscriptions to Charities of any sort to be cut down to one half the present amount.

3- The laundry to be closed and the washing put out.

4- All rooms not

Evening Mail

Friday 8 July 1910

Court Circular.Marlborough House, July 6

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The following were severally introduced into the Presence of the Sovereign, and Decorated with the Badge of the respective Divisions of the Order into which they have been admitted:-
C.B. - Military Division -  - - -Brigadier-General Frederick Heath. - - -

Staffordshire Sentinel

Tuesday 12 July 1910

Talke Garden Party -

A successful garden party and sale of work in connection with St.Martin's Mission, Talke Pitts, and promoted on behalf of the Parochial Clergy Fund, took place on Monday in the Rectory grounds at Talke. 

Brilliant weather faoured the event, and there was a goodly attendance at the opening ceremony, which took place at four o'clock. Among those present were: The Revs. J.H.L. Edwards B.A. (rector) and Mrs Edwards; Mrs R.N.Wood and Miss Wood of Bignall End; the Misses Poole (Alsager), Mrs Pauli (Audley), Miss Wright (Audley), Mrs Goodwin (Silverdale), and Mrs Newington and Miss Everill (Keele). 

The Rector introduced Miss Marsh-Caldwell of Linley Hall, who in a neat little speech, expressed the pleasure if afforded her to declare the proceedings open. A hearty vote of thanks was afterwards proposed to Miss Marsh-Caldwell on the motion of Captain R. M. Luckraft C.A., seconed by Mr Frank Jenkinson.  - - - -

The Orpheus Glee Party of Stoke gave a number of selections and humorous songs were contributed by Mrs Bryan of Stoke. Mr F. Riley's string band provided the music for dancing. Garden games, competitions and a shooting range were provided and a very enjoyable time was spent.

London Evening Standard

Thursday 25 August 1910

Medical War Over - Troops Now Marching to Manoeuvres.
Fresh Movements.

Two fresh movements will be made today by troops towards the manoeuvre area in Wiltshire and Somerset. The First Cavalry Brigade send from  Aldershot its advanced parties, and comes out also in a reconnaissance against the cavalry now on Salisbury Plain; this will be directed by Major-General Allenby and Colonel Gough. 

Today also the 11th and 12th Infantry Brigades of the Eastern (4th) Division move into Somerset for Brigade training. By this move, Colchester,Dover and Chatham will be denuded of troops,for Brigadier-Generals Heath and Englefield send full strength to the manoeuvre area and do not return for a month. - - -continues -- - 

Chard & Ilminster News 

Saturday 3 September 1910

Autumn Manoeuvres - 30,000 Troops Under Canvas in Somerset.

Military manoeuvres on a very large scale are to take place in the neighbourhood of Wells during the next three weeks, in which it is estimated that about 30,000 troops will take part. Already camps have been prepared at Priddy, Masbury, Binegar, and other places on the Mendips.

The troops commenced to arrive on Wednesdays and not during its thousand years existence has Well- seen so many soldiers as marched through its old world streets that morning. From the early hour of four till 9.30 the tramp of "armed men" resounded through its peaceful streets, until over 7,000 had passed through on their way to their various camps on the Mendips.

 - - - The first train with the Scottish Rifles, 90th Foot, 2nd Battalions the Cameronians 527 men and 17 officers, with bagpipe band arrived in the city soon after four, or only a few minutes after scheduled time, and so they continued to arrive at frequent intervals until 10.30, when the last regiment marched through the city on its way to camp. Besides the battalions the other battalions were 1st Battalion the Bedfordshire Regiment (16th Foot), 641 men and 22 officers; 2nd Battalion the Northamptonshire Regiment (58th Foot), 571 men and 22 officers; 2nd Battalion of the Prince of Wales West Yorkshire Regiment (14th Foot), 546 men and 26 officers. These marched under Brigadier Commander (Brigadier General) Heath, headed by their respective bands.-------- continues

Wells Journal

Thursday 8 September 1910

The Military Manoeuvres  - The Local Camps.

Altogether there are now some 14,000 men in the camps at Masbury, Emborough, Binegar, Crapnell and Priddy. The troops are those of the Fourth Division of the Eastern Command, comprising three infantry brigades, three brigades of Royal Field Artillery, a Howitzer brigade, a heavy-gun brigade, a couple of companies of mounted infantry, with the necessary complement of Army Service Corps, Field Hospital, and Royal Army Medical Corps.

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The Priddy camp[ contains about 3,000 men, and includes the 2nd West Yorkshire Regiment, the 1st Bedfordshires, the 2nd Scottish Rifles, the 2nd Northamptonsire Regiment, and No.10 Company of the Army Service Corps. The Brigade is under the command of Brigadier-General Heath C.B., and the Brigade-Major is Major Mott.

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The Mayor of Wells (Mr H.C. Norton) and the Town Clerk (Mr E.P. Foster) visited Priddy camp on Saturday, and Brigadier-General Heath kindly acceded to the Mayor's request to allow the bands of the West Yorkshire Regiment and the Scottish Rifles to play in the Cedar grounds on Wednesday.

Chelmsford Chronicle
Friday 4 November 1910

Death of Captain Blundell.

The death is announced of Capt. D.H. Blundell - Hollinshead - Blundell, M.V.O., Brigade Major to the 11th infantry Brigade at Colchester. His residence was at Reed Hall, Colchester. Capt. Blundell-Hollinshead-Blundell served with distinction in the Ladysmith relief force, and also took part in the operations leading up to the actions at Spion Kop and Vaal Krantz. - - - continues - - - 

The funeral, on Tuesday, at Cranborne Church, near Windsor, was attended by Princess Christian of Schleswig-Holstein.  - - among those present were Field-Marshal Lord Grenfell, Brigadier-General Heath (Colchester), General Belfield and General Snow.