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.

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

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.