I must correct my eyes or typing <G> it is spelled Adey in the paper. I am thinking that William Herbert Ponting might be the one mentioned. The Photo could be anytime between the wars and I am not having luck finding anything firm on the names. Eliz On Mon, Nov 3, 2008 at 4:26 PM, Mike <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello Eliz and list > > Very interesting. > > I don't suppose anyone is able to date the occurrence more accurately. > > I would love to know which Charles PIKE!! There was one who died in 1940 > (Charles Ebenezer), one in 1941 (Charles) and another (Charles Edwin b 1879) > for whom I don't have a death. > > Is anyone able to help with Ronald PIKE? Who was he and what is his > genealogy please? > > Would Mrs S ADEY actually be an ADYE? That is an old Malmesbury family > name. > > Mike in Whakatane NZ researching the name PIKE and those that married to and > from that name. > ________________________________ > ________________________________ > > NEW OWNERS > > The names of the new Commoners, with those to whose allotments they > will succeed are appended; > Reginald LEDDINGTON, vice Edwin JEFFERIES; > V. SELBY, vice Charles PIKE; > F. BOWMAN, Vice Percy HARRIS; > F.J. JEFFERIES, vice George SHARPE; > Ernest GOODFIELD, vice B. LEWIS, > Fred BAILEY, vice Mrs S. ADAY; > F. JOHNSON, vice Mrs S. CARTER; > Reginald CLARK, vice A WATTS. > > BY PROXY > > The question was raised as to whether Ronald PIKE who became entitled > to an allotment on Lady Day but is present in America, could take up > his land by proxy. >