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- Muriel remembers going g on the bus from Hammersmith to Mortlake to visit her Uncle Alf and Aunt Lottie and her cousins Florrie, Daisy and Vi. They lived in a small house in Worple Street, just off of North Worple Way and it had a vine with grapes growing in the back garden.
Uncle Alf died and he was the first of the family to be cremated rather than be buried, which led Fred and Maud to decide that they would also be cremated when the time came rather than buy a grave.
Alf's death left Aunt Lottie with the three girls and at some point Maud fell out with Auntie Lottie (no one seems to know the cause of the fall out!) - which put an end to the family visits to Mortlake! Muriel didn't see Florrie again for some years, until Florrie and her husband and small son, Derrick, came to visit them in Hammersmith.
After this, Derrick mentioned the visit to his Nan (Lottie) and she was very put out - so much so that Lottie refused to let Florrie across her doostep. This situation never resolved and Florrie had no further contact with her mother or sisters during the rest of her life.
- Muriel remembers coming on the bus from Hammersmith to visit Aunt Ada and her cousin Roy who was then living in Avenue Gardens, East Sheen. Avenue Gardens was a cul-de-sac and Ada lived in the very last house at the bottom of the road, overlooking the cemetery.
- When Muriel was 21 years old she had an ingrowing toenail. Rather than treat the nail conservatively as they would today, Muriel was admitted to The West London Hospital in Hammersmith where they proceded to amputate the top joint of the offending big toe. Somewhat drastic treatment! For years later the missing toe joint resulted in footcare problems and affected the way she walked. Over the years, she also suffered many vaicose ulcers on her ankles and the pain of these, and the way in which they had to be bandaged for months on end, also caused her to walk with consistently supinated feet. These, together with the missing toe, had a negative impact on her balance in latter years.
- Eulogy read by family friend, David Jealous, at the Thanksgiving Service for Muriel's life on November 12th 2014.
Muriel was born in Hammersmith on the 12th of April 1922, the youngest child of Fred and Maud Berrett. She had two older siblings: her beloved brother, John and her sister, Honor. Although she was very close to both of them as they got older, poor Honor often got into trouble and took the blame for the actions of her naughty little sister!
John, who was 13 when Muriel was born, was apparently very proud of his new baby sister and rushed in to school with the news of her arrival as soon as she was born. "Well, as soon as she is three years old you bring her to school!" his teacher said. Having to start school at such a tender age is about the only thing that Muriel held against her brother, who could usually do no wrong in her eyes.
Her brother John was a member of the Boys’ Brigade at West End Baptist Church in Hammersmith and he took Muriel along to church with him. It was there that she first grew to love the Lord and was baptised.
During WW1, Muriel’s father had been in the army and for part of the time he was billeted with a family in Chesham, Buckinghamshire. This resulted in a close friendship between the two families and the Berrett family frequently escaped Hammersmith and visited their friends ‘in the country’. Muriel spoke often, and with much affection, of her love for Bucks and the fun she had there as a child… and it was a place she continued to love to visit for well over 50 years.
When Muriel left school at the age of 14 she got a job as an upholstress at Derry & Toms in Kensington. When the war came, making curtains and soft furnishings was naturally a low priority and she was required to do 'war work'. She joined the staff of Osrams in Hammersmith and spent the war making valves for aircraft. After the war, she again took up work as an upholstress, but this time at Harrods in Knightsbridge. Over the years she made endless curtains for home, family – and even for the Gaussen Hall of East Sheen Baptist Church.
In 1946 Muriel was invited to a friend’s wedding on Putney Common. Whilst there, she caught the eye of a friend of the groom. Raymond took her out the very next day and then went back home to Kent to tell his mother that he’d met a girl. She was horrified! ‘Don’t you bring any of those London floozies home’ he was warned. Despite this, they quickly became a couple and there was apparently a lot of commuting done at weekends between Hammersmith and Orpington!
After the death of her mother, Muriel moved across the river to Richmond and she began attending Duke Street Baptist Church. She was joined there by Raymond when they eventually married in 1959. Sadly, having been engaged for almost 13 years, they only had 12 years together as husband and wife as Raymond died in 1971.
In 1960, Linda was born and Muriel and Raymond moved to East Sheen. In 1968 Muriel transferred her church membership from Duke Street to East Sheen Baptist Church and she remained a member there for the rest of her life. After Raymond's death she returned to work, initially in the kitchen of the Vineyard School in Richmond and then as a shop assistant at W H Smiths in Richmond until she retired in 1982.
Family was important to Muriel and she loved spending time with her niece Angela and her family in Essex. She loved being a great aunt to Lucinda and Jonathan, and was proud of her great great nephew Lucas. Unfortunately, she was never able to know or understand that, with the arrival of little Erin earlier this year, she also had a great great niece. Although she saw less of her nieces and nephews on Raymond’s side of the family, she was always interested to hear news of Wendy, Colin, Clive, Joan and Brian and their respective families.
Muriel willingly admitted that she wasn’t at all adventurous and had little desire to go too far from home. But she had many happy memories of holidays in Cornwall with Raymond and their friends, Maurice and Bubbles - and in later years of the holidays and fun that she shared with her church friends: Marjorie Allan, Mary Ferguson, Joyce Bonnet, Jenny and David, Val & Paul and Ann Bennett.
Muriel loved to sing and for several years during the 1970s and 80s she was a member of the London Crusader Chorale. Most Sundays she left home early in the morning to join the Chorale as they visited prisons, care homes and churches in Bristol, Ipswich and all places inbetween. She even developed her sense of adventure enough to twice visit Romania with the Chorale in the early 1980s.
Muriel was a faithful member of East Sheen Baptist Church and the Women’s Fellowship here for over 40 years. She was a keen supporter of various charities and missions and for many years she happily relieved church members of their shillings for the Leprosy Mission! She avidly read the magazines that regularly arrived from Mission Aviation Fellowship, the Open Air Mission and Tearfund and was a great prayer warrior for the family and friends that she loved and the missions that she supported.
Recent years have been hard for Muriel. A ‘funny turn’ in 2010 resulted in prolonged stays in hospital and then heart surgery. She never really recovered from this and failing eyesight, impaired hearing and the onset of dementia left her longing for heaven.
One of her favourite hymns was How Great Thou Art which ends with the words:
When Christ shall come with shout of acclamation
And take me home, what joy shall fill my heart!
Then I shall bow in humble adoration,
And there proclaim, My God, how great thou art!
Her family are glad that Muriel is now safely home.
- Information given to The Summers & Greville House as an introduction to Muriel, her family and interests:
Muriel was born in Hammersmith, West London on April 12th 1922. She was the third child of Fred and Maud Berrett. Muriel had two siblings, her beloved older brother, John, and her sister, Honor. (John died in 2006 and Honor in 1988.)
After leaving school, Muriel worked as an Upholstress for the famous stores of Harrods (in Knightsbridge) and Derry & Toms (in Kensington). During the war she had to leave this work in order to take up ‘war work’ and during this time she worked at Osrams in Hammersmith, making valves for aircraft.
Much of Muriel’s childhood was spent in Chesham, Buckinghamshire, visiting family friends, Will, Else and Joyce Bates.
Muriel met her future husband, Raymond Dutton, when attending a mutual friend’s wedding in Putney. Raymond was a friend of the groom and Muriel a friend of the bride. They married in March 1959, having been engaged for 13 years!! Sadly, they then only had 12 years together as Raymond died in 1971 as the direct result of an illness he contracted whilst serving with the army in Italy during the war.
Muriel and Raymond enjoyed many holidays in Devon and Cornwall with their friends, Maurice and Bubbles. Maurice and Raymond met in the army and remained life-long friends.
Muriel and Raymond’s daughter, Linda, was born in February 1960. She works as an administrator within the charity, education and health sectors. Muriel and Linda have been ‘flat mates’ since Raymond’s death, living together, but each following their own interests.
Until she lost her sight due to glaucoma and macular degeneration, Muriel’s hobbies have included embroidery, knitting, quilting and sewing. She was a member of a choir and spent many weekends singing in churches and prisons throughout south-east England. She enjoyed reading, classical music and watching television – but lack of sight and dementia has taken all of these hobbies away and she has become increasingly isolated.
Muriel is a committed Christian and has been a member of East Sheen Baptist Church for the last 40 years. Over the years she has enjoyed many holidays with her church friends Marjorie, Mary and Joyce (all now gone). However, her friend Ann continues to visit her, and friends Jenny & David and Val & Paul remain close friends.
Muriel’s niece Angela (John’s daughter) is married to Colin and they live in Stansted, Essex – but visit as often as possible. Their daughter, Lucinda, together with her husband, Ben, and son, Lucas, live in Norfolk.
Muriel loves animals and birds, and has always had a special love of donkeys and owls. Her beloved cat, Purrrcy, will be staying at home to keep Linda company… but may come and visit occasionally!
Linda has been Muriel’s sole carer since 2010, and gave up work in January 2013 to become her full-time carer. Since then, Vascular Dementia has taken its toll and a move to The Summers is the next step…
October 26th 2013
- CHURCH
Muriel was taken to the Sunday School and youth group at WEST END BAPTIST CHURCH in Hammersmith by her brother John and was baptised there as an adult believer.
After her mother's death she moved to Richmond and began attending DUKE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH. In 1959 she was married there and remained in membership at Duke Street until 1971 when she transferred her membership to EAST SHEEN BAPTIST CHURCH after Raymond's death. She remained in membership at East Sheen until her death.
- Muriel remembers coming on the bus from Hammersmith to Mortlake to visit her Uncle Alf and Aunt Lottie and her cousins Florrie, Daisy and Vi. They lived in a small house in Worple Street, just off of North Worple Way and it had a vine with grapes growing in the back garden.
Uncle Alf died and he was the first of the family to be cremated rather than be buried, which led Fred and Maud to decide that they would also be cremated when the time came rather than buy a grave.
Alf's death left Aunt Lottie with the three girls and at some point Maud fell out with Auntie Lottie (no one seems to know the cause of the fall out!) - which put an end to the family visits to Mortlake! Muriel didn't see Florrie again for some years, until Florrie and her husband and small son, Derrick, came to visit them in Hammersmith.
After this, Derrick mentioned the visit to his Nan (Lottie) and she was very put out - so much so that Lottie refused to let Florrie across her doostep. This situation never resolved and Florrie and her mother had no further contact.
Cited Source: [S174] Muriel Dutton
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Cited Source: [S174] Muriel Dutton
Cited Source: [S41] Find My Past
Muriel remembers coming on the bus from Hammersmith to visit Aunt Ada and her cousin Roy who was then living in Avenue Gardens, East Sheen. Avenue Gardens was a cul-de-sac and Ada lived in the very last house at the bottom of the road, overlooking the cemetery.
When Muriel was 21 years old she had an ingrowing toenail. Rather than treat the nail conservatively as they would today, Muriel was admitted to The West London Hospital in Hammersmith where they proceded to amputate the top joint of the offending big toe. Somewhat drastic treatment! For years later the missing toe joint resulted in footcare problems and affected the way she walked. Over the years, she also suffered many vaicose ulcers on her ankles and the pain of these, and the way in which they had to be bandaged for months on end, also caused her to walk with consistently supinated feet. These, together with the missing toe, had a negative impact on her balance in latter years.
Eulogy read by family friend, David Jealous, at the Thanksgiving Service for Muriel's life on November 12th 2014.
Muriel was born in Hammersmith on the 12th of April 1922, the youngest child of Fred and Maud Berrett. She had two older siblings: her beloved brother, John and her sister, Honor. Although she was very close to both of them as they got older, poor Honor often got into trouble and took the blame for the actions of her naughty little sister!
John, who was 13 when Muriel was born, was apparently very proud of his new baby sister and rushed in to school with the news of her arrival as soon as she was born. "Well, as soon as she is three years old you bring her to school!" his teacher said. Having to start school at such a tender age is about the only thing that Muriel held against her brother, who could usually do no wrong in her eyes.
Her brother John was a member of the Boys’ Brigade at West End Baptist Church in Hammersmith and he took Muriel along to church with him. It was there that she first grew to love the Lord and was baptised.
During WW1, Muriel’s father had been in the army and for part of the time he was billeted with a family in Chesham, Buckinghamshire. This resulted in a close friendship between the two families and the Berrett family frequently escaped Hammersmith and visited their friends ‘in the country’. Muriel spoke often, and with much affection, of her love for Bucks and the fun she had there as a child… and it was a place she continued to love to visit for well over 50 years.
When Muriel left school at the age of 14 she got a job as an upholstress at Derry & Toms in Kensington. When the war came, making curtains and soft furnishings was naturally a low priority and she was required to do 'war work'. She joined the staff of Osrams in Hammersmith and spent the war making valves for aircraft. After the war, she again took up work as an upholstress, but this time at Harrods in Knightsbridge. Over the years she made endless curtains for home, family – and even for the Gaussen Hall of East Sheen Baptist Church.
In 1946 Muriel was invited to a friend’s wedding on Putney Common. Whilst there, she caught the eye of a friend of the groom. Raymond took her out the very next day and then went back home to Kent to tell his mother that he’d met a girl. She was horrified! ‘Don’t you bring any of those London floozies home’ he was warned. Despite this, they quickly became a couple and there was apparently a lot of commuting done at weekends between Hammersmith and Orpington!
After the death of her mother, Muriel moved across the river to Richmond and she began attending Duke Street Baptist Church. She was joined there by Raymond when they eventually married in 1959. Sadly, having been engaged for almost 13 years, they only had 12 years together as husband and wife as Raymond died in 1971.
In 1960, Linda was born and Muriel and Raymond moved to East Sheen. In 1968 Muriel transferred her church membership from Duke Street to East Sheen Baptist Church and she remained a member there for the rest of her life. After Raymond's death she returned to work, initially in the kitchen of the Vineyard School in Richmond and then as a shop assistant at W H Smiths in Richmond until she retired in 1982.
Family was important to Muriel and she loved spending time with her niece Angela and her family in Essex. She loved being a great aunt to Lucinda and Jonathan, and was proud of her great great nephew Lucas. Unfortunately, she was never able to know or understand that, with the arrival of little Erin earlier this year, she also had a great great niece. Although she saw less of her nieces and nephews on Raymond’s side of the family, she was always interested to hear news of Wendy, Colin, Clive, Joan and Brian and their respective families.
Muriel willingly admitted that she wasn’t at all adventurous and had little desire to go too far from home. But she had many happy memories of holidays in Cornwall with Raymond and their friends, Maurice and Bubbles - and in later years of the holidays and fun that she shared with her church friends: Marjorie Allan, Mary Ferguson, Joyce Bonnet, Jenny and David, Val & Paul and Ann Bennett.
Muriel loved to sing and for several years during the 1970s and 80s she was a member of the London Crusader Chorale. Most Sundays she left home early in the morning to join the Chorale as they visited prisons, care homes and churches in Bristol, Ipswich and all places inbetween. She even developed her sense of adventure enough to twice visit Romania with the Chorale in the early 1980s.
Muriel was a faithful member of East Sheen Baptist Church and the Women’s Fellowship here for over 40 years. She was a keen supporter of various charities and missions and for many years she happily relieved church members of their shillings for the Leprosy Mission! She avidly read the magazines that regularly arrived from Mission Aviation Fellowship, the Open Air Mission and Tearfund and was a great prayer warrior for the family and friends that she loved and the missions that she supported.
Recent years have been hard for Muriel. A ‘funny turn’ in 2010 resulted in prolonged stays in hospital and then heart surgery. She never really recovered from this and failing eyesight, impaired hearing and the onset of dementia left her longing for heaven.
One of her favourite hymns was How Great Thou Art which ends with the words:
When Christ shall come with shout of acclamation
And take me home, what joy shall fill my heart!
Then I shall bow in humble adoration,
And there proclaim, My God, how great thou art!
Her family are glad that Muriel is now safely home.
Information given to The Summers & Greville House as an introduction to Muriel, her family and interests:
Muriel was born in Hammersmith, West London on April 12th 1922. She was the third child of Fred and Maud Berrett. Muriel had two siblings, her beloved older brother, John, and her sister, Honor. (John died in 2006 and Honor in 1988.)
After leaving school, Muriel worked as an Upholstress for the famous stores of Harrods (in Knightsbridge) and Derry & Toms (in Kensington). During the war she had to leave this work in order to take up ‘war work’ and during this time she worked at Osrams in Hammersmith, making valves for aircraft.
Much of Muriel’s childhood was spent in Chesham, Buckinghamshire, visiting family friends, Will, Else and Joyce Bates.
Muriel met her future husband, Raymond Dutton, when attending a mutual friend’s wedding in Putney. Raymond was a friend of the groom and Muriel a friend of the bride. They married in March 1959, having been engaged for 13 years!! Sadly, they then only had 12 years together as Raymond died in 1971 as the direct result of an illness he contracted whilst serving with the army in Italy during the war.
Muriel and Raymond enjoyed many holidays in Devon and Cornwall with their friends, Maurice and Bubbles. Maurice and Raymond met in the army and remained life-long friends.
Muriel and Raymond’s daughter, Linda, was born in February 1960. She works as an administrator within the charity, education and health sectors. Muriel and Linda have been ‘flat mates’ since Raymond’s death, living together, but each following their own interests.
Until she lost her sight due to glaucoma and macular degeneration, Muriel’s hobbies have included embroidery, knitting, quilting and sewing. She was a member of a choir and spent many weekends singing in churches and prisons throughout south-east England. She enjoyed reading, classical music and watching television – but lack of sight and dementia has taken all of these hobbies away and she has become increasingly isolated.
Muriel is a committed Christian and has been a member of East Sheen Baptist Church for the last 40 years. Over the years she has enjoyed many holidays with her church friends Marjorie, Mary and Joyce (all now gone). However, her friend Ann continues to visit her, and friends Jenny & David and Val & Paul remain close friends.
Muriel’s niece Angela (John’s daughter) is married to Colin and they live in Stansted, Essex – but visit as often as possible. Their daughter, Lucinda, together with her husband, Ben, and son, Lucas, live in Norfolk.
Muriel loves animals and birds, and has always had a special love of donkeys and owls. Her beloved cat, Purrrcy, will be staying at home to keep Linda company… but may come and visit occasionally!
Linda has been Muriel’s sole carer since 2010, and gave up work in January 2013 to become her full-time carer. Since then, Vascular Dementia has taken its toll and a move to The Summers is the next step…
October 26th 2013
CHURCH
Muriel was taken to the Sunday School and youth group at WEST END BAPTIST CHURCH in Hammersmith by her brother John and was baptised there as an adult believer.
After her mother's death she moved to Richmond and began attending DUKE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH. In 1959 she was married there and remained in membership at Duke Street until 1971 when she transferred her membership to EAST SHEEN BAPTIST CHURCH after Raymond's death. She remained in membership at East Sheen until her death.
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INDI: [I33] Marjorie Joan BULLER
INDI: [I35] Clifford Charles SMITH
INDI: [I36] Colin Herbert FINBOW
INDI: [I39] Richard HUMPHREYS
INDI: [I45] Ada Annie BERRETT
INDI: [I47] Amy Mercia BERRETT
INDI: [I48] Eileen Christine BLACK
INDI: [I53] Honor Ann Ridler ACLAND
INDI: [I55] Rose BELL
INDI: [I61] Charlotte Mary WILLMOTT
INDI: [I65] Thomas DIXON
INDI: [I66] Derek T DIXON
INDI: [I68] Jason DIXON
INDI: [I69] Edward John MANSELL
INDI: [I70] Joseph William B HAYNES
INDI: [I71] Joseph Frederick George HAYNES
INDI: [I74] Violet Amy STEVENS
INDI: [I75] Leonard George STEVENS
INDI: [I76] Richard James STEVENS
INDI: [I77] José Audrey MILWARD
INDI: [I80] Ann Johannah DAVIS
INDI: [I90] Carole Ann SMITH
INDI: [I91] Brian A C SMITH
INDI: [I93] Keith Warren ESKINS
INDI: [I96] Douglas Frank WOODMAN
INDI: [I97] Wendy Kathryn WOODMAN
INDI: [I98] Colin Douglas WOODMAN
INDI: [I99] Clive Richard WOODMAN
INDI: [I104] Davida HARPER
INDI: [I105] Simon Patrick WOODMAN
INDI: [I106] Maxine Davida WOODMAN
INDI: [I107] Elizabeth Mary GLEED
INDI: [I108] Christopher W REEDER
INDI: [I110] Samantha Jane MATTHEWS
INDI: [I111] Andrew Douglas WOODMAN
INDI: [I112] Frederick John PULLEN
SUBM: [U1] Linda Dutton
Ω Named List: BERRETT
INDI: [I1598] Janice BERRETT
INDI: [I1624] Ada Adeline BERRETT
INDI: [I45] Ada Annie BERRETT
INDI: [I1922] Ada Elizabeth BERRETT
INDI: [I2345] Ada Mary BERRETT
INDI: [I1923] Agnes J BERRETT
INDI: [I1174] Alan Ryling BERRETT
INDI: [I1951] Albert Bennett BERRETT
INDI: [I2932] Albert BERRETT
INDI: [I1311] Albert Charles BERRETT
INDI: [I1150] Albert Emile BERRETT
INDI: [I1312] Albert Ernest BERRETT
INDI: [I680] Albert Ernest BERRETT
INDI: [I1926] Albert Henry BERRETT
INDI: [I264] Albert Needham BERRETT
INDI: [I1156] Albert Ryling BERRETT
INDI: [I721] Albert Victor BERRETT
INDI: [I2327] Alfred Henry BERRETT
INDI: [I568] Alice BERRETT
INDI: [I1181] Alice BERRETT
INDI: [I2335] Alice A BERRETT
INDI: [I82] Alice Emily BERRETT
INDI: [I1580] Alice Theresa BERRETT
INDI: [I47] Amy Mercia BERRETT
INDI: [I2941] Andrew Lee BERRETT
INDI: [I2949] Angela BERRETT
INDI: [I25] Angela BERRETT
INDI: [I1178] Carol Angela BERRETT
INDI: [I1182] Angelina BERRETT
INDI: [I3270] Ann BERRETT
INDI: [I198] Ann BERRETT
INDI: [I1599] Ann BERRETT
INDI: [I586] Anna BERRETT
INDI: [I1147] Anne BERRETT
INDI: [I1332] Anne BERRETT
INDI: [I1056] Ann Lester BERRETT
INDI: [I578] Annie Maria BERRETT
INDI: [I2336] Annie BERRETT
INDI: [I1914] Annie BERRETT
INDI: [I1620] Annie Alice BERRETT
INDI: [I210] Annie Marie BERRETT
INDI: [I1160] Anthony Michael BERRETT
INDI: [I2328] Archibald Joseph BERRETT
INDI: [I1090] Arthur BERRETT
INDI: [I1153] Arthur Edward G BERRETT
INDI: [I1030] Arundel Percy BERRETT
INDI: [I2931] Avril BERRETT
INDI: [I1076] Benjamin BERRETT
INDI: [I1574] Betty Margaret BERRETT
INDI: [I1597] Brian J BERRETT
INDI: [I580] Caroline BERRETT
INDI: [I1607] Caroline A BERRETT
INDI: [I1034] Catherine Emily BERRETT
INDI: [I81] Cecilia Fanny BERRETT
INDI: [I1183] Charles BERRETT
INDI: [I2478] Charles E BERRETT
INDI: [I726] Charles Edward E BERRETT
INDI: [I240] Charles Henry Anthony BERRETT
INDI: [I205] Charles John BERRETT
INDI: [I1018] Charles John BERRETT
INDI: [I1075] Charles Thomas BERRETT
INDI: [I85] Charles William BERRETT
INDI: [I1107] Charlotte BERRETT
INDI: [I1952] Charlotte Fanny BERRETT
INDI: [I2942] Christopher Ross BERRETT
INDI: [I153] Colin Andrew BERRETT
INDI: [I2937] Colin BERRETT
INDI: [I682] Colin Scott BERRETT
INDI: [I1176] Cyril Edgar BERRETT
INDI: [I1101] David BERRETT
INDI: [I2157] David S BERRETT
INDI: [I1169] David Malcolm BERRETT
INDI: [I1338] David Nigel BERRETT
INDI: [I2940] Diane Nicole BERRETT
INDI: [I1019] Dorothy Alice BERRETT
INDI: [I1310] Dorothy Blanche BERRETT
INDI: [I1623] Dorothy Daisy BERRETT
INDI: [I1165] Douglas James BERRETT
INDI: [I688] Edan Patrick BERRETT
INDI: [I1032] Edgar Leonard BERRETT
INDI: [I3238] Edith Lucy BERRETT
INDI: [I1621] Edith Maud BERRETT
INDI: [I46] Edward George BERRETT
INDI: [I2477] Edward W BERRETT
INDI: [I1055] Eileen Sabina BERRETT
INDI: [I1100] Elijah BERRETT
INDI: [I1112] Elijah BERRETT
INDI: [I1184] Eliza BERRETT
INDI: [I216] Eliza BERRETT
INDI: [I260] Eliza BERRETT
INDI: [I1066] Elizabeth BERRETT
INDI: [I1652] Elizabeth BERRETT
INDI: [I675] Elizabeth BERRETT
INDI: [I1119] Elizabeth BERRETT
INDI: [I1118] Elizabeth BERRETT
INDI: [I1932] Elizabeth BERRETT
INDI: [I2010] Elizabeth Ann BERRETT
INDI: [I333] Elizabeth Ann BERRETT
INDI: [I208] Elizabeth Mary BERRETT
INDI: [I1626] Ellen Rose BERRETT
INDI: [I1038] Emily BERRETT
INDI: [I2317] Emma BERRETT
INDI: [I204] Emma BERRETT
INDI: [I197] Emma BERRETT
INDI: [I2337] Emma BERRETT
INDI: [I1916] Emma BERRETT
INDI: [I207] Emma Louise BERRETT
INDI: [I1158] Ernest Frederick BERRETT
INDI: [I1314] Ethel Ann BERRETT
INDI: [I1622] Ethel May BERRETT
INDI: [I1035] Eva Emily BERRETT
INDI: [I2329] Eva Minnie BERRETT
INDI: [I1079] Fanny BERRETT
INDI: [I1103] Fanny BERRETT
INDI: [I203] Fanny BERRETT
INDI: [I3469] Fanny BERRETT
INDI: [I2310] Fanny Jane BERRETT
INDI: [I720] Florence Alice BERRETT
INDI: [I44] Florence Emily BERRETT
INDI: [I331] Flossie BERRETT
INDI: [I2346] Fred BARRETT
INDI: [I9] Frederick Alfred Charles BERRETT
INDI: [I324] Frederick Charles BERRETT
INDI: [I15] Frederick George BERRETT
INDI: [I4567] Frederick Lewis BERRETT
INDI: [I1020] Frederick William BERRETT
INDI: [I2943] Gemma Louise BERRETT
INDI: [I1149] George Job BERRETT
INDI: [I215] George BERRETT
INDI: [I1096] George BERRETT
INDI: [I725] George Edgar BERRETT
INDI: [I581] George Edward BERRETT
INDI: [I567] George Fred BERRETT
INDI: [I1568] George Ralph C BERRETT
INDI: [I582] Gilbert William BERRETT
INDI: [I1569] Graham H BERRETT
INDI: [I334] Hannah Maria BERRETT
INDI: [I242] Harriet Winifred BERRETT
INDI: [I1081] Harry BERRETT
INDI: [I1021] Harry George BERRETT
INDI: [I327] Harry James BERRETT
INDI: [I1163] Hazel BERRETT
INDI: [I1579] Heather I BERRETT
INDI: [I1927] Henry BERRETT
INDI: [I2790] Henry BERRETT
INDI: [I194] William Henry BERRETT
INDI: [I1088] Henry BERRETT
INDI: [I3271] Henry BERRETT
INDI: [I335] Henry Hyde BERRETT
INDI: [I3217] Henry J BERRETT
INDI: [I209] Henry Oliver BERRETT
INDI: [I276] Henry Ryling BERRETT
INDI: [I1577] Henry Ryling BERRETT
INDI: [I3216] Henry S BERRETT
INDI: [I20] Honor Ethelinda BERRETT
INDI: [I1028] Horace Ralph BERRETT
INDI: [I1167] Ian Michael BERRETT
INDI: [I1171] Ian Vincent BERRETT
INDI: [I2341] Ida BERRETT
INDI: [I1654] Isaac BERRETT
INDI: [I1115] James BERRETT
INDI: [I1536] James BERRETT
INDI: [I3378] James BERRETT
INDI: [I1072] James BERRETT
INDI: [I2344] James BERRETT
INDI: [I1940] James BERRETT
INDI: [I579] James Ryling BERRETT
INDI: [I326] James Ryling BERRETT
INDI: [I18] James Ryling BERRETT
INDI: [I713] James Ryling BERRETT
INDI: [I2318] Jane BERRETT
INDI: [I1179] Janice Elizabeth BERRETT
INDI: [I1054] Jean Morey Lillian BERRETT
INDI: [I2311] Jemima Ann BERRETT
INDI: [I1089] Jesse BERRETT
INDI: [I585] Jill BERRETT
INDI: [I1593] Jill Valerie BERRETT
INDI: [I2951] Joan Delores BERRETT
INDI: [I3377] Joanna BERRETT
INDI: [I3338] Joanna BERRETT
INDI: [I2135] Job BERRETT
INDI: [I3376] Job BERRETT
INDI: [I2342] Job BERRETT
INDI: [I1102] Job BERRETT
INDI: [I1083] Job Burt BERRETT
INDI: [I1086] John BERRETT
INDI: [I1928] John BERRETT
INDI: [I2343] John BERRETT
INDI: [I191] John BERRETT
INDI: [I672] John BERRETT
INDI: [I1108] John BERRETT
INDI: [I1933] William John BERRETT
INDI: [I2476] John G BERRETT
INDI: [I2319] John Henry BERRETT
INDI: [I683] John Lester BERRETT
INDI: [I19] John Walter Albert BERRETT
INDI: [I1934] Joseph BERRETT
INDI: [I193] Joshua BERRETT
INDI: [I677] Jesse BERRETT
INDI: [I328] Joshua BERRETT
INDI: [I693] Joshua William BERRETT
INDI: [I1293] Kate BERRETT
INDI: [I1168] Kathleen Joan BERRETT
INDI: [I1572] Leonard BERRETT
INDI: [I724] Leonard George BERRETT
INDI: [I1587] Leonard William BERRETT
INDI: [I1601] Lesley Jill BERRETT
INDI: [I1653] Leticia BERRETT
INDI: [I1036] Lilian Harriet BERRETT
INDI: [I43] Lilian Blanche BERRETT
INDI: [I243] Lillian Emily Kate Colenso BERRETT
INDI: [I1591] Linda Mary BERRETT
INDI: [I1022] Lord William BERRETT
INDI: [I2347] Louisa BARRETT
INDI: [I83] Louisa Lucy BERRETT
INDI: [I1029] Louisa Marisa BERRETT
INDI: [I1915] Louisa Mary BERRETT
INDI: [I583] Louise BERRETT
INDI: [I1924] Tryphosa BERRETT
INDI: [I332] Lucy BERRETT
INDI: [I1337] Malcolm Peter BERRETT
INDI: [I2950] Mandy E BERRETT
INDI: [I2947] Mansel Pugh BERRETT
INDI: [I686] Marc Giles Saul BERRETT
INDI: [I1185] Margery Louisa BERRETT
INDI: [I2485] Maria BERRETT
INDI: [I217] Maria BERRETT
INDI: [I2945] Marion BERRETT
INDI: [I1403] Mark Andrew BERRETT
INDI: [I1186] Martha BERRETT
INDI: [I1292] Martha BERRETT
INDI: [I1938] Martha BERRETT
INDI: [I1117] Martha Elizabeth BERRETT
INDI: [I1067] Mary BERRETT
INDI: [I3468] Mary A BERRETT
INDI: [I1071] Mary Ann BERRETT
INDI: [I2338] Mary Jane BERRETT
INDI: [I1939] Mary Jane BERRETT
INDI: [I42] Ethel Maud BERRETT
INDI: [I1039] Maud Janette BERRETT
INDI: [I1336] Maureen Angela BERRETT
INDI: [I84] Minnie Eliza BERRETT
INDI: [I3] Muriel Edith BERRETT
INDI: [I2330] Nora Jane BERRETT
INDI: [I1313] Olive BERRETT
INDI: [I2479] Oliver G BERRETT
INDI: [I2156] Paula R BERRETT
INDI: [I1589] Pamela Joyce BERRETT
INDI: [I691] Paul Daniel BERRETT
INDI: [I2939] Paul Maxwell BERRETT
INDI: [I1187] Peter BERRETT
INDI: [I1109] Peter BERRETT
INDI: [I1172] Peter Donald BERRETT
INDI: [I4393] Peter Weston BERRETT
INDI: [I1162] Rene BERRETT
INDI: [I1339] Richard Patrick BERRETT
INDI: [I1655] Robert BERRETT
INDI: [I1586] Roger Francis BERRETT
INDI: [I1166] Ronald BERRETT
INDI: [I1148] Ruth BERRETT
INDI: [I1404] Ryan Victor Lowry BERRETT
INDI: [I671] Sarah BERRETT
INDI: [I196] Sarah BERRETT
INDI: [I1068] Sarah BERRETT
INDI: [I1078] Sarah BERRETT
INDI: [I1937] Sarah A BERRETT
INDI: [I1111] Sarah Ann BERRETT
INDI: [I1146] Sarah Jane BERRETT
INDI: [I1097] Sarah Jane BERRETT
INDI: [I2944] Stacey Leigh BERRETT
INDI: [I1177] Stanley G BERRETT
INDI: [I1627] Stella Margarite BERRETT
INDI: [I1606] Stephanie E BERRETT
INDI: [I3345] Stephen BERRETT
INDI: [I722] Sydney James Ryling BERRETT
INDI: [I1073] Thomas BERRETT
INDI: [I1139] Thomas BERRETT
INDI: [I322] Thomas BERRETT
INDI: [I1141] Thomas BERRETT
INDI: [I1092] Thomas BERRETT
INDI: [I211] Thomas Alfred BERRETT
INDI: [I1625] Thomas Alfred BERRETT
INDI: [I2312] Thomas William BERRETT
INDI: [I195] Thomas William BERRETT
INDI: [I692] Thomas Oliver BERRETT
INDI: [I1687] Timothy BERRETT
INDI: [I685] Timothy Lynden BERRETT
INDI: [I689] Toby John BERRETT
INDI: [I72] Vera Frances BERRETT
INDI: [I73] Victor Edward Seabrook BERRETT
INDI: [I1114] Walter John BERRETT
INDI: [I2313] William BERRETT
INDI: [I1069] William BERRETT
INDI: [I1935] William BERRETT
INDI: [I1099] William BERRETT
INDI: [I1145] William BERRETT
INDI: [I723] William Francis BERRETT
INDI: [I707] William George BERRETT
INDI: [I2503] William John BERRETT
INDI: [I1037] William Joshua BERRETT
INDI: [I584] Zoe BERRETT
INDI: [I200] John BERROT
INDI: [I1093] Anne BERROTT
INDI: [I1064] Benjamin BERROT
INDI: [I1059] Betty BERROT
INDI: [I1142] Charles BERROTT
INDI: [I702] Duncan BERROTT
INDI: [I1065] Eleanor BERROTT
INDI: [I1094] Elizabeth BERROTT
INDI: [I1061] Hannah BERROTT
INDI: [I1143] Harry BERROTT
INDI: [I2791] Jane BERROTT
INDI: [I1095] Job BERRETT
INDI: [I1144] Job BERROTT
INDI: [I3375] John BERROTT
INDI: [I1057] John BERROTT
INDI: [I1104] John BERRETT
INDI: [I1060] Mary BERROTT
INDI: [I3495] Ernest Philip BERRETT
INDI: [I1062] Robert BERROTT
INDI: [I1121] Sarah BERROTT
INDI: [I1063] Sarah BERROTT
INDI: [I1331] Stephen BERROTT
INDI: [I1058] Thomas BERROTT
Family Note: Ω Named List: UDF
FAM: [F1] ...of Raymond Walter DUTTON and Muriel Edith BERRETT
FAM: [F2] ...of James DUTTON and Ethel Beatrice PAYNE
FAM: [F3] ...of Arthur PAYNE and Annie Maria VORLEY
FAM: [F4] ...of Frederick Alfred Charles BERRETT and Agnes Maud Ellen BELL
FAM: [F5] ...of Reuben VORLEY and Maria NOBLES
FAM: [F6] ...of George PAINE and Christiana BRANSTON
FAM: [F7] ...of Alfred BELL and Honor Ann Ridler ACLAND
FAM: [F8] ...of Alfred BELL and Sarah Ann CATTERMOLE
FAM: [F9] ...of Frederick George BERRETT and Ethelinda FREEMAN
FAM: [F10] ...of John F FREEMAN and Mary Ann UNKNOWN
FAM: [F11] ...of James Ryling BERRETT and Ann Johannah DAVIS
FAM: [F12] ...of Oliver Andrew BRACE and Honor Ethelinda BERRETT
FAM: [F13] ...of John Walter Albert BERRETT and Rachel Ellen LACEY
FAM: [F14] ...of Leo J SIMPSON and Carole Ann SMITH
FAM: [F15] ...of John Walter Albert BERRETT and Phyllis Mary BURBIDGE
FAM: [F17] ...of Thomas Edward LARKIN and Marjorie Elsie DUTTON
FAM: [F18] ...of George E BULLER and Marjorie Elsie DUTTON
FAM: [F19] ...of Clifford Charles SMITH and Marjorie Joan BULLER
FAM: [F20] ...of Colin Herbert FINBOW and Angela BERRETT
FAM: [F21] ...of Richard HUMPHREYS and Ethelinda FREEMAN
FAM: [F22] ...of Roy Bliss BLACK and Amy Mercia BERRETT
FAM: [F23] ...of Merle Wilfred ALLAN and Eileen Christine BLACK
FAM: [F24] ...of Alfred James BELL and Charlotte Mary WILLMOTT
FAM: [F25] ...of Thomas DIXON and Florence Charlotte Eleanor BELL
FAM: [F26] ...of Derek T DIXON and Beatrice L MACHIN
FAM: [F27] ...of Edward John MANSELL and Florence Susannah BELL
FAM: [F28] ...of Joseph William B HAYNES and Rose BELL
FAM: [F29] ...of Edward George BERRETT and Nellie Charlotte SADLER
FAM: [F30] ...of James William STEVENS and Lilian Blanche BERRETT
FAM: [F31] ...of Richard James STEVENS and José Audrey MILWARD
FAM: [F32] ...of Sidney Harold LING and Florence Emily BERRETT
FAM: [F33] ...of Reginald W BURGESS and Marjorie E LING
FAM: [F34] ...of Keith Warren ESKINS and Carole Ann SMITH
FAM: [F35] ...of Douglas Frank WOODMAN and Kathleen Ethel DUTTON
FAM: [F36] ...of Julian Bilton ELWES and Wendy Kathryn WOODMAN
FAM: [F37] ...of Charles A BURTON and Wendy Kathryn WOODMAN
FAM: [F38] ...of Colin Douglas WOODMAN and Davida HARPER
FAM: [F39] ...of Simon Patrick WOODMAN and Elizabeth Mary GLEED
FAM: [F40] ...of Christopher W REEDER and Maxine Davida WOODMAN
FAM: [F41] ...of Clive Richard WOODMAN and Catherine Janet MATTHEWS
FAM: [F42] ...of Arthur Branston DUTTON and Dorothy May JOINER
FAM: [F43] ...of Frederick John PULLEN and Ada Annie BERRETT
FAM: [F44] ...of Frederick Noel PULLEN and Marjorie Ellen PEARCY
FAM: [F45] ...of Roy Emile Joseph PULLEN and June Olive Birt COOPER
INDI: [I3] Muriel Edith BERRETT
INDI: [I4] Ethel Beatrice PAYNE
INDI: [I6] Arthur PAYNE
INDI: [I7] Annie Maria VORLEY
INDI: [I8] Agnes Maud Ellen BELL
INDI: [I10] Reuben VORLEY
INDI: [I11] George PAINE
INDI: [I16] Ethelinda FREEMAN
INDI: [I20] Honor Ethelinda BERRETT
INDI: [I21] Oliver Andrew BRACE
INDI: [I24] Rachel Ellen LACEY
INDI: [I25] Angela BERRETT
INDI: [I26] Kathleen Ethel DUTTON
INDI: [I27] Phyllis Mary BURBIDGE
INDI: [I28] Marjorie Elsie DUTTON
INDI: [I31] Thomas Edward LARKIN
INDI: [I33] Marjorie Joan BULLER
INDI: [I35] Clifford Charles SMITH
INDI: [I36] Colin Herbert FINBOW
INDI: [I39] Richard HUMPHREYS
INDI: [I45] Ada Annie BERRETT
INDI: [I47] Amy Mercia BERRETT
INDI: [I48] Eileen Christine BLACK
INDI: [I53] Honor Ann Ridler ACLAND
INDI: [I55] Rose BELL
INDI: [I61] Charlotte Mary WILLMOTT
INDI: [I65] Thomas DIXON
INDI: [I66] Derek T DIXON
INDI: [I68] Jason DIXON
INDI: [I69] Edward John MANSELL
INDI: [I70] Joseph William B HAYNES
INDI: [I71] Joseph Frederick George HAYNES
INDI: [I74] Violet Amy STEVENS
INDI: [I75] Leonard George STEVENS
INDI: [I76] Richard James STEVENS
INDI: [I77] José Audrey MILWARD
INDI: [I80] Ann Johannah DAVIS
INDI: [I90] Carole Ann SMITH
INDI: [I91] Brian A C SMITH
INDI: [I93] Keith Warren ESKINS
INDI: [I96] Douglas Frank WOODMAN
INDI: [I97] Wendy Kathryn WOODMAN
INDI: [I98] Colin Douglas WOODMAN
INDI: [I99] Clive Richard WOODMAN
INDI: [I104] Davida HARPER
INDI: [I105] Simon Patrick WOODMAN
INDI: [I106] Maxine Davida WOODMAN
INDI: [I107] Elizabeth Mary GLEED
INDI: [I108] Christopher W REEDER
INDI: [I110] Samantha Jane MATTHEWS
INDI: [I111] Andrew Douglas WOODMAN
INDI: [I112] Frederick John PULLEN
SUBM: [U1] Linda Dutton
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Dutton, Berrett & Hungerford Twigs
1922 - 2014 (92 years)
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