Fetterplace Geneology
Stephen EASTERBROOK {M} [P268] = Amy Eveline Phyllis TOWELL {F} [P1254]
Married 5 Apr 1919, Bristol, Avon, England
Stephen
Born 29 Oct 1893, South Tawton, Devon, England
Died 31 May 1977, Bognor Regis, Sussex, England
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Amy Eveline Phyllis
Born 13 Sep 1890, Bishopston, Bristol, Avon, England
Died 20 Feb 1966, Bognor Regis, Sussex, England
Irene {F} [P261] = Raymond BETTS {M} [P96] > Family [F134]
Married 1944, Alverstoke, Gosport
Irene
Born 24 Oct 1926, Weymouth, Dorset
Raymond
Born 21 Jun 1922, Southampton, Hampshire, England
Died Mar 2006
Joan {F} [P265] = Kenneth James FETTERPLACE {M} [P345] > Family [F136]
Married 8 Dec 1939, Croydon, Surrey, England
Joan
Born 19 Mar 1920, Clifton, Bristol, England
Died 5 Aug 2008, Sherwood Lodge, Earlsfield, London, England
Buried 15 Aug 2008, South London Crematorium, Streatham, London, England
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Kenneth James
Born 24 Oct 1915, Nottingham
Died 12 Aug 1985, Tooting, London, England
Buried South London Crematorium, Streatham, London, England
Baptism Place: St. Mary the Virgin Church, Nottingham
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Born 28 Apr 1930, Plymouth, Devon
After 22 years in the Royal Navy, including service on the "Tiger" atJutland and numerous Submarines, Stephen was pensioned off in 1936. He then joined the Post Office, only to be mobilised in 1938, and again in 1940.
He returned home to 39, Bay Rd. Gosport in July 1945. The family thenmoved to London (23, Hawkhurst Rd. Streatham) and work was resumed with the Post Office at Mount Pleasant Sorting Office.
On his retirement in 1954, Stephen, Amy and their youngest daughter, Muriel, moved to a new bungalow at 46, Sandymount Ave. Bognor. Their time was taken up with Bee-keeping and Gardening, and Steve would spendmany hours in his shed trying to build a "Perpetual Motion" machine,and working with his sock knitter.
Joan, their eldest daughter, and family would often visit in the summer for holidays.The bungalow was only 20 minutes walk from the sea viaHotham Park (Where Butlins now stands) Feasts were always on hand with fresh honeycomb, strawberries, and veg's.
Our most memorable holiday was when we all went to Lee-over-sands near Clacton, where we swam, chased Rabbits and watched for "Smugglers"
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