Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
NameLuther Pattle Foreman 
[283, Jan 2000], [4, 1881], [3, His birth, Q3of 1860, Newmarket dist, vol 3b, p. 472], [4, 1901, PRO ref 13/1541 for 161 Granby St, Newmarket, Cambs.]
[283, Jan 2000], [4, 1881], [3, His birth, Q3of 1860, Newmarket dist, vol 3b, p. 472], [4, 1901, PRO ref 13/1541 for 161 Granby St, Newmarket, Cambs.]Birth10 Jul 1860, Wickhambrook
DeathDec 1940, Chelmsford
GeneralCarpenter in 1881. Builder then Joinery owner. Of Newmarket.
FatherWilliam Foreman (1828-1903)
MotherHarriet Parker (1827->1903)
Spouses
1Eliza Bartholomew [4, 1861, All Saints, Newmarket], [283, Jan 2000], [4, 1901, PRO ref 13/1541 for 161 Granby St, Newmarket, Cambs.], [5, Birth certificate for Eliza Bartholomew on 7 Oct 1860], [3, Her birth, Q4 of 1860, Newmarket dist, vol 3b, p. [4]8[4]]
[4, 1861, All Saints, Newmarket], [283, Jan 2000], [4, 1901, PRO ref 13/1541 for 161 Granby St, Newmarket, Cambs.], [5, Birth certificate for Eliza Bartholomew on 7 Oct 1860], [3, Her birth, Q4 of 1860, Newmarket dist, vol 3b, p. [4]8[4]]FatherWilliam Bartholomew (1817-1885)
MotherMary Ann Seal (<1816-1885)
ChildrenIsabella Sarah ('Isobel') (1886-ca1966)
Montague (1887-1969)
Ivy Mary Bartholomew (1900-1985)
Notes for Luther Pattle Foreman
His joinery business once made cricket bats for the English team.
In the 1901 census, he and his family were living at 161 Granby Street, Newmarket All Saints where he was a manager (build) aged 40 and born in Upend Keitling, Cambs.
On his FreeBMD marriage record, his second name is ‘Pattle’, as it is in his birth record, so I have changed it from ‘Pattel’.
By 1911 he had moved to Chelmsford and was a willow merchant and cricket bat manufacturer.
In the 1901 census, he and his family were living at 161 Granby Street, Newmarket All Saints where he was a manager (build) aged 40 and born in Upend Keitling, Cambs.
On his FreeBMD marriage record, his second name is ‘Pattle’, as it is in his birth record, so I have changed it from ‘Pattel’.
By 1911 he had moved to Chelmsford and was a willow merchant and cricket bat manufacturer.