William	=Dec 29, 1859 Chipperfield, Kings Langley Certificate	Eliza (Short)
b. 1832ish Corndealer		about 1834
1871 census		1871 census
1891 census		1891 census
d 1910(79)?

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Eliza Ann	Louisa	Mary A	Amelia Sophia	William Montague	Frances	Mark Theodore
b. Uxbridge 1861	b. Uxbridge 1862	b. Uxbridge 1864	b. Uxbridge 1867	b. Uxbridge 31/Mar/1869 Certificate	b. Uxbridge 1874	b. 1877
			=Mile End 1898	=Brentford 1907 Florence May Rose
		Nurse domestic		Corndealer manager
				d 1931 (63) See newspaper cutting
1871 census	1871 census	1871 census	1871 census	1871 census
		1881 census
1891 census				1891 census	1891 census	1891 census

William Montague Brind

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Registration district UXBRIDGE 1869 BIRTH in the District of Uxbridge in the County of Middlesex

No	When and where born	Name, if any	Sex	Name and surname of father	Name, surname and maiden surname of mother	Occupation of father	Signature, description and residence of informant	When registered	Signature of registrar	Name entered after registration
258	Thirtyfirst March 1869 Uxbridge	William Montague	boy	Willliam Brind	Eliza Brind formerly Short	Carter	E Brind Mother Uxbridge	Eleventh May 1869	?????????????? Registrar	/      /     /    /   /

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1859 Marriage solemnized at the Protestant Dissenters Chapel Chipperfield in the District of Hemel Hempstead in the County of Hertford

No	When Married	Name and surname	Age	Condition	Rank or Profssion	Residence at the time of Marriage	Father's name and surname	Rank or Profession of Father
134?	Twenty ninth December 1859	William Brind	of full age	Bachelor	Carter	Uxbridge	Mark Brind	Labourer
		Eliza Short	of full age	Spinster		Chipperfield, Kings Langley	Humphrey Short (deceased)	Grocer

Married in the Dissenters Chapel according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Baptists after Banns by me William Fisk James Price Jnr, Deputy Registrar

This Marriage was solemnized between us

William Brind Eliza Short

In the Presence of us

Francis James Short Ann Short

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Funeral of Mr W M Brind INTERNMENT AT THE MAIDENHEAD CEMETERY Amidst many manifestation of the respect in which he was held -- places of business were shuttered in different parts of the town-- the funeral took place on Thusday afternoon of Mr W M Brind aged 62 years, who was for 24 years the resident manager of the corn and ocoal business of Mr George Mattinglay, King-street, Maidenhead. Mr Brind passsed to his rest on the 11th inst at the local hospital. The burial service taken by the Rev C H Clissold (Vicar of St Mary's) was in the cemetery chapel, and the internment was at the cemetery. The mourners were Mrs Bind (widow) , Sons Dennis and Wallace H Brind (sons), the Misses Elizabeth and Louisa Brind and Mrs F Morris (sisters), also Miss Jessie Frith (an old friend).

Those also attending included Mr and Mrs George Mattingley and the staff: the Misses Boopman, Malsey, Perrin and Singer and Messrs Blick, Bradley, Castle M Duncan, T ?????? Gurney, Halliday, Haynes, James, Silver, Tegg, Thompson and Winsfield; an many of those who sent beautfiul floral tributes incluing Mrs C Bird, Mrs Frank Coward , Mrs W G Parsons, Miss P Wise, Mr and Mrs George Clark, Mr and Mrs ????????????????????????????????????? and the Rev Eric Nash. The inscription on the casket containing the remains of the deceased was "William Montague Brind, died 9th November 1931 aged 63" Floral tributes were sent as follows ?? Widow "To darling Will with love from Dolly" : "Thy will is done" : ??? "From Dennis and Wallace with great gratitude" :his sorrowing sisters Lizzie, Louie and Annie : his sorrowing sister and brother in law Millie and Ted : Nellie and Fred in affectionate love and remembrance of dear old Willie: Frank and Eve with eepest sympathy, and from Jess with deepest sympathy, from Mr and Mrs Mattinglay ????????????????? The funeral arrangements were well-carried out by Messrs G Hooper and Son, King-street, Maidenhead.