Info 4d, Richard Bewley Caton census

Info 4d, Richard bewley Caton,

1886; Baptism in the Parish of `POWICK` in the county of Worcestershire


1901 census 
Source        RG13; Piece: 1207; Folio: 58; Page: 30.     
Place         Harrow Middlesex  
Dwelling      Druries, shedule 140    

Richard B Caton Boarder 15        Student            Powyke Worcesteshire

London Gazette 1st Jan 1918 suppliment Awarded the Military Cross Capt Richard Bewly Caton Norf. R. 4th Battalion, The Norfolk Regiment the undermentioned to be second lieutenants Richard Bewley Caton 18th aug 1914


1911 census
Source          RG14; Piece: 10636; Schedule Number: 72; .
place           Ixworth, Bury St Edmunds Suffolk
Dwelling        The Nook

Amy Charlotte Helena   Branfill head  W 49  Private Means     Cranham Essex 
Helena Edith  Champion Branfill dau   s 25                    Upminster  essex  
Minnie    Hammond               ser   s 22    general servant  Ixworth

Richard bewley Caton married 29th April 1911 (a couple of week after the census)
Helena Branfill dau of Champion edward Branfill of Upminster Hall. Where did they meet?

Chelmsford Chronical, 5th May 1911, page 7
Orange Blossoms At St Mary's Church, Ixworth, Suffolk, on Saterday, Mr. Richard Caton, only son of Rev. Bewley Caton and Mrs. Great Fakenham, near Thetford, married Miss Helena Edith Champion Branfill, only daughter of the late Mr. Champion E. Branfill of Upminster Hall, and of Mrs Branfil of Ixworth , The Bridesmaids, Miss Blake, Miss Phillis Rew, Miss Beryl Rew, Miss Enid Branfill, Miss May Huddlestone Miss Olive Gelston, and Miss Una Gelson, wore white voile tunics and bodices ovewr white silk, the tunics and bodicies being trimmed with gold, and the vest and sleaves with gold net. their soft sashes were edged with gold tassels andd berries. Their orniments were gold and amethyst safety-pin broaches, and their bouquets were of a Shaded mauve fulips, the gift of the Bridgroom. Mr Champion A. Branfill the bride's brother was the giver away and Mr Richard Cobden-Sanderson was the best man. The Hymns lead us heavenly father lead us, and perfect love . The service was fully choral. Subsequently the bride's mother held a reception a Abbey, kindly lent Mr. ans Mrs the guests numbering about 100 Some presents were recieved these including a clock from the inhabitants of Ixworth , a silver dish and nutcrackers from the inhabitants of Fakenham and a silver mounted blotting book from the Ixworth Sunday School Trachers. The Honeymoon is being spent in Derbyshire, The brides going away dress consisted of Cloth coat and skirt trimmed with dull gold and silk embroidery to match ninon blouse over gold and chip straw hat to match, trimmed with wreath white satin and viel cherries.

Chelmsford Chronical, 5th May 1911, page 7

Orange Blossoms
At St Mary's Church, Ixworth, Suffolk, on Saterday, Mr. Richard Caton, only son of Rev. Bewley Caton and Mrs. Great Fakenham, near Thetford, married Miss Helena Edith Champion Branfill, only daughter of the late Mr. Champion E. Branfill of Upminster Hall, and of Mrs Branfil of Ixworth ,

The Bridesmaids, Miss Blake, Miss Phillis Rew, Miss Beryl Rew, Miss Enid Branfill, Miss May Huddlestone Miss Olive Gelston, and Miss Una Gelson, wore white voile tunics and bodices ovewr white silk, the tunics and bodicies being trimmed with gold, and the vest and sleaves with gold net. their soft sashes were edged with gold tassels andd berries. Their orniments were gold and amethyst safety-pin broaches, and their bouquets were of a Shaded mauve fulips, the gift of the Bridgroom.

Mr Champion A. Branfill the bride's brother was the giver away and Mr Richard Cobden-Sanderson was the best man. The Hymns lead us heavenly father lead us, and perfect love . The service was fully choral.

Subsequently the bride's mother held a reception a Abbey, kindly lent Mr. ans Mrs the guests numbering about 100 Some presents were recieved these including a clock from the inhabitants of Ixworth , a silver dish and nutcrackers from the inhabitants of Fakenham and a silver mounted blotting book from the Ixworth Sunday School Trachers. The Honeymoon is being spent in Derbyshire, The brides going away dress consisted of Cloth coat and skirt trimmed with dull gold and silk embroidery to match ninon blouse over gold and chip straw hat to match, trimmed with wreath white satin and viel cherries.

Richard's father is in suffolk but where is his son Richard Bewley Caton?


1911 census
source          RG14; Piece: 11730; Schedule Number: 22
               Fakenham magna, Suffolk
Dwelling       The Rectory   

Redmund bewley Caton head 52 m 27yrs Clerk in holy orders
Louisa laura forbes Caton 48 m 3 children
Dorothy mary        Caton 23 s 23 
Jane ann ayton Caton  mother   W 78 
Gertrude eliza Riding      ladies maid
Harriet jane Barker        cook
Constance robina Barker    housemaid 
Eva annie Allcock          parlour maid

Their only child Diana nelson Caton registered b.decqt1913 Depwade, (Carleton Rode)
Baptised at All Saints, Carleton Rodes, Norfolk.

1921 census   visiting friends or at boarding school?
place         Quenington Cirencester
Diana nelson Caton  born 1913             Carlton Rode, Norfolk

place Bethersden West Ashford, Kent
Richard     bewley   Caton        born 1886  Powick,    Worcestershire
Helen edith champion Caton        born 1885  Upminster, Essex
Beatrice    Evary    Hammond      born 1899  Ixworth,   Suffolk

1939 prewar Register, schedule 136
West house, Bacton, Hartismere, 
Richard B  Caton born 21st Februiary 1886           Private Means
Helena  E. Caton born 21st December  1885           Private Means

Diana married in 1934 to Richard s. Higham

1939 prewar Register
Firtree Farm, Hartismere Road, Suffolk
Richard S. Higham   b.31mar1903   Farmer of Pigs Poultry
Diana H    Higham   b.21oct1913   Domestic Duties

RIP

PROBATE Norwich 1955
CATON Richard Bewley of West House Bacton Suffolk, died 25th February 1955. Probate Norwich 5th May to Helena Edith Champion Caton, widow and Diana Nelson Higham married woman. Effects: £ 6,982 4s 7d

Saint Andrews Church, Bacton, Norfolk source; www.gravestonephotos.com
In Precious Memory of RICHARD BEWLEY CATON M.C. M.A.(oxon) Capt 1/4th Batt. The Royal Norfolk Regt. Born 21st February 1886 Died 25th February 1955 Church Warden of this Parish for 23 Years ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ O'Perfect Love Also HELENA his wife Nee BRANFILL Born 21st December 1885 Died 27th August 1972

PROBATE Ipswich 1973
CATON Helena Edith Champion of West House Bacton Suffolk, died 27th August 1972 Probate Ipswich 17th January. Effects: £ 16,996