John Warner

   Cause of his death was Senility and bronchitis.

  General Notes:

John Warner brought a new bicycle when in his late 80's for which the makers awarded him a certificate and medal. He needed it to cycle from his home to his daughters home in Ipswich.

John Warner left £285 9s 4d to his sons John Edward Warner and George Arthur Warner.

  Noted events in his life were:

• Residence: Mill Road, 1861, Wetheringsett, Suffolk.

• Residence: Creeting St Olave, 1871, Suufolk.

• Occupation: Agricultural Laborer, 1871.

• Marriage: to Emily Reason, 22 May 1873, St Mary's Church, Creeting St Peter, Suffolk.

• Residence: Needham Market, 1881, Creeting St Peter, Suffolk.

• Occupation: Agricultural Laborer, 1881.

• Residence: Cottage, 1891, Old Newton, Suffolk.

• Occupation: Agricultural Laborer, 1891.

• Residence: Low Farm, 1901, Laxfield, Suffolk.

• Occupation: Horseman on Farm, 1901.

• Residence: Straton Hall, 2 April 1911, Near Ipswich, Suffolk.

• Residence: 131 Camden Road, 1914, Ipswich.

• Occupation: Retired Gardner, 1939, Ipswich, Suffolk.

• Residence: 117 Camden Road, 1939, Ipswich, Suffolk.

John married Emily B Reason, daughter of Edward Reason and Martha Lockwood, on 22 May 1873 in St Mary's Church, Creeting St Peter, Suffolk. (Emily B Reason was born on 25 November 1852 in Creeting St Peter, Suffolk, christened on 16 January 1853 in Creeting St Peter, Suffolk, died on 14 February 1933 in 117 Camden Road, Ipswich and was buried on 17 February 1933 in Ipswich Cemetery, Cemetery Road, Ipswich, Suffolk.) Myocardial degeneration//The cause of her death was Carcinoma descending Colon// Myocardial degeneration.