Elizabeth Palmer
Also known as:   Lizzie

Parents:

 

 

 

Life Range:

 

John PALMER (born on 21 Nov 1840 West Broadly, Thrushelton, Devon, England - died on 11 Feb 1906 in Lamerton, Devon, England) and

Grace SYMONS (born on 15 May 1845 Yeolmbridge, Cornwall, England - died on 17 Jan 1924 in Devonport, Devon, England)
 1880 - <est. 1955>

 

Birth:

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1880

Dunerton, Devon, England.

Fredrick Charles BANKS (born in 1880 Flushing, Cornwall, England).

Census: 3 Apr 1881

Lamerton, Devon, England.

Transcription shows Elizabeth age 11 months living at Lamerton Cottage with her parents and her siblings Susanna, John G., and Mary G.

 

Census:

5 Apr 1891

Lamerton, Devon, England.

Return shows Elizabeth age 10 a Scholar living at Dawn Cottage, Lamerton with her parents and her siblings Mary G, Rosina J, Charles H and Caroline

 

Census:

31 Mar 1901

Lamerton, Devon, England.

Return shows Elizabeth age 20 living at Rat's Hall (Ratshole Farm) Lamerton with her parents, and her siblings Charles, and Caroline

 

Marriage: 9 Oct 1904

Details from CERTIFIED COPY OF AN ENTRY OF MARRIAGE Registration District Tavistock1904 MARRIAGE solemnized in the Church, in the Parish of Lamerton in the County of Devon No. 337

Groom's Name and Surname Frederick Charles Banks, Age 24, Condition Bachelor, Rank or Profession Naval Shipwright, Residence at Time of Marriage Lamerton, Devon Father's Name and Surname William Henry Banks Rank or Profession of Father Fisherman

Bride's Name and Surname Elizabeth Palmer, Age 24, Condition Spinster, Residence at Time of Marriage Down Farm, Lamerton Father's Name and Surname John Palmer Rank or Profession of Father Farmer.

Married in the Parish Church according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Church of England after... ..... by me ...........

This Marriage solemnized between us F. C. Banks, Elizabeth Palmer

In the Presence of us: Caroline Palmer, Charles Henry Palmer, Amanda Pittick Banks.

 

Death of Father: 11 Feb 1906 John PALMER (born on 21 Nov 1840 West Broadly, Thrushelton, Devon, England - died on 11 Feb 1906 in Lamerton, Devon, England).

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Child born (8):

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7 Nov 1918

 

1921

Frederick William BANKS (Tavistock District, Devon, England).
Clifton James BANKS (St. Germans District, Cornwall, England).
Caroline Hilda BANKS (Saint Germans District, Cornwall, England).
Emily A P BANKS (Saint Germans District, Cornwall, England).
Marjorie T BANKS (Saint Germans District, Cornwall, England).
Arthur J BANKS (Saint Germans District, Cornwall, England).
Effie Winifred BANKS. Born Torpoint

- Died 21st November 2007
 Charles Henry BANKS (Saint Germans District, Cornwall, England).

Death of Mother:

17 Jan 1924

Grace SYMONS (born on 15 May 1845 Yeolmbridge, Cornwall, England - died on 17 Jan 1924 in Devonport, Devon, England).

 

Death of Child (2):

6 Jul 1942

Clifton James BANKS (born in 1908 St. Germans District, Cornwall, England - died on 6 Jul 1942 at Sea). At Sea.
Occupation: General Store Owner. Torpoint, Cornwall, England.

 

General Notes:

 

A Torpoint contact supplied the following, in 2008.
Mrs Banks owned a Sweet Shop in Lower Fore Street for years, but when it was bombed during the war (about 1941), she moved to a General Store on the corner of Harvey and Wellington Streets, and is still remembered by some of the older folks as a kindly old woman who died 1957.

Before the war Mrs Banks also ran a Tea Hut on The Lawn.
Some information on Great Aunt Elizabeth's children - one daughter became Mrs Ellis and had several children in Torpoint. Marjorie married and lived in Carew Street, Torpoint. Effie became Mrs Gosling and one of her daughters born in Torpoint is now living in Australia. Arthur became a Bus Driver in Torpoint, and is remembered doing the school run from Crafthole to Torpoint around the 50's. The contact's friend says her Uncle Harry now 90 remembers playing Football with Arthur and John on the beach.
 

     

 

THE LAWN
In the 1930’s this was a favourite spot for Torpoint families and day trippers from Devonport, and apparently if one was not there by 10am on a fine Sunday it was hard to find a spot to sit. In the first picture the wooded area which led up to the grounds of Thankes House. In the second picture can be seen the swimming pool, and on the left the Tea Hut operated over the years by the Banks and Pearson families.
 
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