FOSTER, Percy Arthur

  Noted events in his life were:

• Residence: Linnal Road, 1882, Camberwell, Surrey.

• Education: Southampton Street School, 1891-1892, Camberwell, Surrey.

• Residence: 17 Rainbow Street, From 1891 to 1905, Camberwell, Surrey.

• Prize: book of Andersen's Fairy Tales for punctuality, 31 Jan 1892, Southampton Street School, Camberwell. Label in Book:
School Board for London
Southampton Street School
Percy Foster a Scholar
in Standard III attended punctually in accordance with the Board's regulations during the whole of the School Year ended Jan. 31st 1892.

F.N. Venning Head Teacher

Book awarded for punctual and regular attendance

• Occupation: oil refiners clerk, 1901.

• Residence: 74 Ladysmith Avenue, Between 1910 and 1914, Ilford, Essex.

• Occupation: Company director, Abt 1920, Sherwoods Paints, Seven Kings.

• Residence: 44 Haslemere Road, 1934, Seven Kings, Ilford.

• Residence: 53 Elgin Road, 1936, Ilford, Essex.

• Residence: Roma, 93 Little Common Road, Between 1940 and 1952, Bexhill-On-Sea, Sussex.

• Cremation, 27 May 1952, Charing Cemetery, Kent. Ashes spread on flower bed at cemetery.

• Interests: piano playing. Extremely gifted pianist

Percy married Sarah (Cis) SHARP, daughter of Charles WILCOX and Cecilia MOAKES, on 9 Sep 1905 in Parish Church, Camberwell. (Sarah (Cis) SHARP was born on 4 Mar 1881 in Camberwell, Surrey and died on 22 Sep 1972 in Hastings, Sussex.)

  Marriage Notes:

The Parish Church of Camberwell, London
Officiator: Fred C.Foote
Percy Arthur FOSTER, 23, Commercial clerk, 17 Rainbow Street, Father: Frederick John Foster, Law Clerk
Sarah SHARP, 24, 180 Southampton Street, Father: Charles Sharp, Boot maker
Witness 1: Charles Sharp
Witness 2: Frederick James Foster

Charles Sharp (witness) was either father or brother of Sarah
Frederick James Foster (witness) was brother of Percy