The Cheeke Family
Mary Selina Kilroy (Cheeke) Hughes
1899, in Muizenberg, Cape Colony
William
Alexander Mosely Cheeke
Mary
Josephine (Lowry) Cheeke
William Bromfield Hughes on 29
August 1922, in St Matthew's church, Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada.
William is listed as a bachelor, aged 27, born in London, England, the son
of Joseph E. Hughes and Sarah Margaret Griffith. He is a farmer. Mary is
listed as a spinster, aged 23, born in Musemberg, South Africa, the daughter
of William Alexander Cheeke and Mary Josephine Lowry.
William was born in 1894, in Fulham
district, London. He was commissioned a second lieutenant in the Royal
Garrison Artillery on 10 June 1917 (London Gazette 29 June 1917 p6497). William
died on 5 December 1970, in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
27 December 1976, in Ottawa, Ontario,
Canada
1901:
Scallanstown,
Ardbraccan, county Meath
1911: Cheltenham,
Gloucestershire: Mary Selina Kilroy Cheeke is aged 11, born in Cape
Town, Africa
William Alexander Mosely Cheeke
31 March 1873, in Paddington
district, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
George Ashwin Cheeke
Selina (Long) Cheeke
Cheltenham College
Cheltenham College Register (1890) p391
Cheeke,
William Alexander, son of George Ashwin Cheeke, Esq., New Court,
Cheltenham; born 31st March, 1873. 10M-,
Day Boy.
Mary
Josephine Lowry on 1 June 1898, in the church of Donaghpatrick, Navan,
county Meath, Ireland
William Alexander Mosely Cheeke is recorded as a bachelor, of full age, the
son of George A. Cheeke, gentleman. William is a civil engineer, resident at
Bachelor's Lodge, Navan. Mary Josephine Lowry is recorded as a spinster, of
full age, the daughter of Joseph Lowry, gentleman. She is resident at
Bachelor's Lodge, Navan. The marriage was witnessed by George A. Cheeke and
George Herbert Lowry.
Civil Engineer. William was
elected an Associate Member of the Institute of Civil Engineers on 11 April
1899.
William served in World War I. He was
commissioned as a temporary captain in the Royal Engineers on 11 May 1916 (London Gazette 9 May 1916 p4647). William
was awarded the Order
of the White Eagle, 5th Class in September 1918 (Edinburgh Gazette 13 September 1918 p3244).
15 January 1923, in Dublin South
district, county Dublin, Ireland, aged 49
1900: c/o T. Stewart, 6 St. George's Chambers, Cape Town, Cape Colony
(List of Members of the Institute of Civil Engineers
1900 p131)1901: Kensington, London: William A. M. Cheeke, aged 28, born Sydney,
N.S.W., occupation - Civil Engineer
1902: Bachelor's Lodge, Navan, county Meath (List of Members of the Institute of Civil Engineers
1902 p139)
1904: Baulking Grange, Faringdon, Berkshire (List of Members of the Institute of Civil Engineers
1904 p145)
1906: 2 Lower Merrion Street, Dublin, county Dublin (List of Members of the Institute of Civil Engineers
1906 p150)
1908: 2 Lower Merrion Street, Dublin, county Dublin (Proceedings of the Institute of Civil Engineers
1908 p153)
1911: 96
St. Stephen's Green South, Dublin, county Dublin
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