1918 aircraft crash near Wynols Hill, Coleford History book. (General)

by Mike Pinchin , Bedford, England, Sunday, March 15, 2015, 18:49 (3551 days ago) @ Daffodil

Free BMD gives four children registered in Monmouth District with surname JOYNES and mother’s former name BROWN:-

1918 Frank John
1920 Zena Victoria Mary
1922 Wilfred
1923 Robert

Their baptisms are all on this site although Zena is called Lena from this source. Both she and Frank were baptised on the same day in 1920.

The Gloucester Journal of Saturday 16 August 1919 reported that Mary Isobel JOYNES was granted a separation order from Frank Henry JOYNES, engineer, Broadwell Lane End, defendant to contribute 25s weekly towards the maintenance of his wife who was given custody of the one child of the marriage. Clearly there must have been a reconciliation fairly soon afterwards.

But, tragically, this:-

Record_ID: 170852
Entry_Number: 2700
Year: 1922
Month: Mar
Day: 13
Surname: JOYNES
Forenames: Wilfred
Residence: Son of Frank Joynes
Age_at_death: 2_ days
Officiating_Minister: E H Brice
Event: Interment
Cause_of_death:
Memoranda: (1) Prosper Coalway (2) [not stated] (3) aa 4 (4) Consecrated (5) West Dean
Notes:
Register_Reference: DA25 / 204 / 30
Page_No: 34
Parish_Chapel: Coleford Cemetery