Charles Painter

Notes

1. Charles Painter's maternal grandmother Elizabeth Bagley was married to Emmanuel Sheath who was the widower of Ellen Painter a sibling of Frank Painter's father Henry David Painter.

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1. Now why couldn't I find that on my own! Thank you.
2. Lockdown!? We're both still working. I'd rather like a lockdown about now!
3. Oh! Thought I read where England was in a lockdown. Maybe it was Australia. Serves me right for not questioning the media. Cheers.
4. Yes Uk in lockdown. It was a dig on my part. Essential worker feeling the strain!!!! I didn't mean to sound rude. x
5. No problemo. I didn't take your post as rude. Essential worker...well its good to be needed. Never had that classification before. But I think I would prefer going to work than staying home all the time. It'll get better. Cheers.
6. Not that this comment is going to help your search any but I remember reading a long time ago that in Southampton there was a street or streets that ended up with a nickname like "widows walk" or "widows row" or something because every other house had a widow from Titanic from all the crewman that were lost. P.S... Your comment about the National Archives struck a nerve with me. Seems like every time I end up there looking for something they redirect you to a site that... Read full post
7. Frank is behind his brother William to their right is their parents Fanny and Henry Painter. Photo taken nov 1907. There isn't a photo of him on his entry on this site.

   
8. Frank was my great grandfather's uncle. My grandfather being Robert painter. Strangely my grandfathers mother Glory maynard's uncle was Issac Maynard - a survivor from the Titanic.
9. I am going to PM you later today
10. Link found. But not where I expected it! Caroline Bagley Charles mother's brothers (two of them) married two of Henry David Painter's (Franks father)sisters. I am in touch with Charles great great grand daughter and we hope to do a DNA to see is that shows an blood link. As of yet they have alot of coincidences but look like they could be different Painter families.
11. Franks father had two sisters who married two brothers who where half brothers to Caroline Bagley,Charles wife. Charles great grand daughter and I have done DNA and there is no blood link but there is a marrage link.
12. If the follwing gives more in the way of assistance then let's breed new life into the feedback. Both Painter widows were on the Relief Fund under the wing of the Southampton Committee. If that helps?
13. Do yu have any idea how I access any information about them from the relief fund? That is if there is any info to be had.
14. Karen there's really nothing to have or had as there's no record of Committee Minutes to view depicting the families circumstances. Unless you can provide some further details on the Child Dependents who may well have been offered a chance of serving an apprenticehip. Apprenticeships was a kind of perk of the Fund's application of receiving a better job prospects for the coming future, and the range of apprenticeships valid widely, some becme upholsterers, others became mechanic's, quite a few of the female dependenst opted for a secretarial roll or book keeping. One of the boy dependents became a Doctor where he had to serve his Doctoric at the Royal Navy headquarters at Portsmouth and later became invovled in a Naval battle in 1942, and would later in peacetime operate two dispensaries: one in Britian and the other was based out in Perth Western Australia.

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