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Parents:
George Cawley SWINDELLS
(~1849 - 1924)
MAITLAND ADDISON
 
Eleanor Maud HILLIER
(1853 - 1945)
 
 

Married: 1908
Col Geoffrey Hillier SWINDELLS
(1874 - 1918)
Sybil Louisa Ethel MAITLAND ADDISON
 
 bd.  3 April 1874; Hurdsfield, Macclesfield, Cheshire UK
 bpd.  17 June 1874; Hurdsfield
 dd.  1 Aug 1918, age 44; France
 brd.   Aug 1918; Raperie British Cemetery, Villemontoire, near Soissons, France
 stat.  WWI, died in action
 edu.  1891: Stonyhurst Catholic School, Clitheroe, Lancashire UK
 occ.  Began at Adelphi mill, Bollington, in 1891. Became manager of the mill for Fine Spinners & Doublers Assoc. Ltd.
 rel.  Catholic
 mil.  WWI: Colonel of the 4th Battalion Cheshire Regiment
 res.  1881-1918: Clough Bank, Bollington, Cheshire, UK
 src.   [68],[73]
 bd.  
 dd.  Deceased, age not recorded
 res.  UK
 src.   [68],[73]

Geoffrey Hillier SWINDELLS 1874-1918 & Sybil Louisa Ethel MAITLAND ADDISON, return from honeymoon Geoffrey Hillier SWINDELLS 1874-1918 & Sybil Louisa Ethel MAITLAND ADDISON, return from honeymoon


Family notes for Geoffrey Hillier SWINDELLS and Sybil Louisa Ethel MAITLAND ADDISON

The pictures show the celebratory welcome to Adelphi mill as the couple returned from their honeymoon in 1908.

Notes for Geoffrey Hillier SWINDELLS

Organist at St Gregory's church, Bollington.

1892: Joined Volunteer Rifles; rose to major by outbreak of WWI.
Named on the memorials at Bollington, Kerridge, and at the old St Gregory's schoolhouse, Chapel Street, Bollington [73]

The Discovery Centre has received anonymously an enormous collection of documents and small items all relating to Geoffrey Hillier SWINDELLS. We have no idea who sent it, but, if you are reading this, we would so much like to hear from you so that we can thank you personally for this historically very valuable collection.

The documents include large numbers of letters, to his father and mother, his wife, his sister, telegrams, documents relating to his war service, diaries, newspaper and magazine reports, condolence letters to his wife after he was killed, and many photographs. [163]

Sources

68.  Email, Andrew Hillier, 13 February 2012
73.  Book, Roy Arnold & Dave Williams, 2011, Bollington 1914-1918 ... and more, Anglican Parish of Bollington
163.  Personal information, Tim Boddington (Webmaster)

Family record last updated: 26 Aug 2020

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