HAWES · THE FAMILY ARCHIVE

1939 Register: 46 Gipsy Hill

Original register extract and accompanying Eric V Hawes transcript supplied by Antony Greenfield on 8 November 2026. Address and reference details below are from the accompanying transcript; the street name is not visible in the supplied crop.

Five-entry 1939 Register extract including Eric V Hawes, George W and a Mary entry
Original IMG_2832.jpeg, preserved unchanged. The right-hand occupation column is cut off.

Eric’s indexed entry

Occupation

“Store Keeper” is legible. Following words appear to begin “Head Ware…” but are cropped at the right edge. “Head warehouseman” is a possible expansion, not a verified transcription, and is not entered as an established occupation.

Other household entries: provisional readings

EntryBirth date visibleStatus / occupation reading
Charles Bradley (surname reading provisional)2 July 1874W; occupation partly legible, not transcribed
Hawes, Ellen F.13 November 1882M; unpaid housewife
George W. (ditto surname)27 December 1910S; Student
Mary entry; surname amended in later ink17 February 1919S; Railway Clerk

These readings are provisional. The apparent surname amendment on Mary’s line may be relevant to the family-identified marriage to Rev Grant McClaren, but its spelling and amendment date have not been conclusively transcribed. No birth date or identity is silently substituted into another person’s record.

Research implications

Eric’s exact birthday agrees with the existing family date, and his single status precedes the documented marriage registration in April–June 1942. George’s apparent late-1910 birth date is compatible with a first-quarter 1911 registration. The Mary entry’s 17 February 1919 date is consistent with the date previously noted on Walter’s pension card, but the household identity and original wording should be checked before upgrading that earlier lead to a fully established birthday. Ellen F.’s name and date need reconciliation with the Frances Ellen Creese records.

The 1939 Register records dates as reported at the time; it is documentary support rather than a birth certificate. The partial occupation and ambiguous names are preserved as uncertain readings.

Eric’s records · George’s records