James married Brigitte Martine CONNOR [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Edward Gregory RYELAND
2. Katherine Grace RYELAND

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: D5293FB6D3F1454DB5E3D9211F4CC6849015
• Education: King's School, Canterbury
• Occupation: Merchant Navy Cadet, traveled with Buries Markes bulk coal and grain vessels. In 1953-54 he did his National Service finishing with the Pioneer Corps in Tripolitania and the Suez Canal Zone. In 1954 joined the family business George Hammond Shipping
• Obituary: 1989

Notes:

1957 he became an Associate of the Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers 1973 a Fellow of the Institute of Freight Forwarders Representative of Lloyd's (Lloyd's agents for Kent) Involved with the Shipwreckerd Fishermen's and Mariners' Royal Benevolent Society, The Royal Alfred Seafarers' Society, director of the British Sailors Society Price of Wales Sea Training School. Governor of Dover College and Northbourne Park School Governor and Director of Tormore School and Tormore Charitable Trust. Governor of St Mary's Church of England Primary School, Dover.

Awards Vice Consul of Denmark 1961, The Netherlands 1969, Finland and Sweden 1970 Consul for Sweded in 1981 Finnish Order of the Lion, Knight 1st Class The Order of the Dannebord Kinight 1st Class The Order of the Orange Nassau 5th Class Swedish Order of Polar Star Officer 1st Class Freeman of the Worshipful Company of Shipwrights

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Birth:
Births Jun 1931 (>99%)
Ryeland Roger B Rogers Dover 2a 1914

Died:
Pilgrims Hospice

Roger married Muriel Ann HOLDSTOCK [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: CE1EEED9472E4CD29517D8DA87EB7D33C6F8
• Education: St. Mary's School
• Occupation: Chairman of Shipping Agents - George Hammonds
• Residence: 13 Apr 1901, Manna South, Templemore, Tipperary, Munster, Ireland
• Occupation: 1911, Dover, , Kent, England; Junior Clerk - "Accountants Values"
• Residence: 1925, Dover, , Kent, England; Over George Hammond's office in Strond Street
• Residence: 1931, Dover, , Kent, England; 31 Marine Parade
• Occupation: 29 Sep 1939, Dover, , Kent, England; Shipping Agent & Cons
• Residence: 29 Sep 1939, Dover, , Kent, England; 31, Marine Parade
• Occupation: Abt 1940, Dover, , Kent, England
• Residence: Abt 1940, Temple Ewell, , Kent, England; Bassingham Court
• Residence: 1945-1953, Dover, , Kent, England; Maryville 63 Castle Avenue
• Residence: 1953-1969, Dover, , Kent, England; 9 Marine Court, Marine Parade
• Obituary: Feb 1969

Notes:

Memorial Stone at St Mary The Virgin, Dover Former Justice of the Peace and Town Councillor During the 1939-45 war he represented the Ministry of War Transport at Dover Held consular appointments for Finland, Germany, Latvia, Netherlands, Norway, and Portugal. Appointed a member of the Order of the White Rose of Finland, the Order of Merit of France, Order of Merit of West Germany, Insignia of Chevalier of the Order of the Tree Stars of Latvia, the Order of St. Olav of Norway, and Officer of the Order of Oranje Nassau of the Netherlands. President of the Dover Sea Cadets Member of the Rotary Club, doner to Masonic Societies Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers Agent of Lloyds and the Liverpool underwriters

Uncle Jim was the eldest of the brothers and he was LLoyds Shipping Agent for Dover and he was responsible for providing Navigation Pilots for all english ships passing through the English Channel( there was no radar in those days)

Residence:
Likely in the McCan Barracks also known as the Richmond Barracks or Garda S

Residence:
After getting married

Residence:
Where Roger and David were born. This house was rented from the Dover Harbour Board.

Occupation:
Hammond's Office debunked out of Dover during the war, due to the German shelling and bombing, to 83 Lewisham Road the home [ believed rented] of Grandfather Arther Edwin Ryeland

Residence:
During the war we moved to my Maternal Gandmother's house at Temple Ewell, Bassingham Court, [ named after birth place of maternal Grandfather Charles Rogers] living in the coaching cottage and Mother running the house for Army and Navy officers in order to keep the troops out.

Died:
On a Sunday in a Nursing Home

Henry married Edna May ROGERS on 2 Dec 1925 in St Mary The Virgin, Dover, , Kent, England. Edna (daughter of Charles ROGERS and Eliza Harriet ASHBEE) was born on 18 Dec 1900 in Dover, , Kent, England; died on 29 Nov 1986 in Canterbury, , Kent, England; was buried in 1987 in Dover, , Kent, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: DAC15720C3D5417E8BC164A18B27C8427623
• Name: Maisie ROGERS
• Residence: 1953-1984, Dover, , Kent, England; 9 Marine Court, Marine Parade

Notes:

Memorial Stone at St Mary The Virgin, Dover

Edna May (Maisie) worked in the Post Office as a telephonist before marrying Henry Arthur James Ryeland (Shipping Agent) in 1925. They had two sons, Roger Banfil and David Charles. Maisie looked after Bassingham Court during WW2, running the house accommodation for high rank officers, Army and Navy, with Ryelands all living in the stable block to get our of Dover and avoid German shelling from France.

Died:
Chaucer Hospital

Buried:
St Mary's Church

Notes:

Married:
RYELAND - ROGERS - On December 2nd, at St. Marys Church, Dover, by the Rev. O. F. R. Strickland, Henry Arthur James Ryeland to Edna May Rogers, both of Dover. - The Dover Express, Friday 4 December 1925

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 16F1E0A9CC5D4CF08D1F86AD58BD00B59E5D

Gregory married Muriel MARSH. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: B0192D5C6A984E97BD0002176D04A62B5112

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: D5A8C015BCA844758E203862B4C043AF1D55
• Residence: 6 Jan 1874, Islington, , Middlesex, England; 30 Twyford Street
• Residence: 1881, Lewisham, , Kent, England; All Saints Boy's Orphanage 29 & 31 High Street
• Military: 19 Jun 1886, Agra, , Uttar Pradesh, India; Enlisted at Fort Agra in India 19 June 1886 as a 14 year old trumpeter, Rose from Gunner - Sergeant - Company Sgt Major and in WWI was a Captain in the Royal Artillery, FHL # 355640, Discharged 31 Dec 1908
• Residence: 19 Jun 1886, Agra, , Uttar Pradesh, India
• Residence: 1895, Fareham, , Hampshire, England
• Occupation: 13 Jan 1895; Soldier Royal Artillery
• Residence: 13 Jan 1895, Deptford, Kent, England; 32 Pomeroy Street
• Residence: 1898, Templemore, Tipperary, Munster, Ireland
• Occupation: 1901, Manna South, Templemore, Tipperary, Munster, Ireland; Sergeant R.F. Tipperary Artillery
• Residence: 1901, Manna South, Templemore, Tipperary, Munster, Ireland
• Residence: 1901, Woodville, Templemore, Tipperary, Munster, Ireland
• Residence: Jan 1904, Nenagh, Tipperary, Munster, Ireland
• Residence: Aug 1904, Camberwell, London, Middlesex, England
• Signature: 1911
• Occupation: 1911, Dover, , Kent, England; Manager at a wine merchant and Army pensioner
• Residence: 1911, Dover, , Kent, England; 10 Liverpool Street
• Military: 7 May 1915; Promoted to Lieutenant
• Military: 14 May 1915; Commissioned Lieutentant and Quartermaster
• Residence: 14 May 1915, Dover, , Kent, England; 26 Snargate Street
• Military: 15 May 1915, Devonport, , Cornwall, England; Embarked HMT Tunisian
• Military: 3 Jun 1915, Alexandria, , Al Iskandariyah, Egypt; Disembarked HMT Haylano
• Military: 9 Jun 1915, Egypt
• Military: 22 Sep 1916, Alexandria, , Al Iskandariyah, Egypt; Sent to hospital for Influenza
• Military: 7 Oct 1916, Alexandria, , Al Iskandariyah, Egypt; Discharged from hospital
• Military: 19 Dec 1917, Mustapha; Promoted to Quartermaster
• Military: 10 May 1918, Mustapha; "Take Honour of Captian"
• Military: 9 Mar 1919, Mustapha; Granted three weeks leave
• Military: 1916-1920; Theater of war: Egyptian Expeditionary Force
• Military: 10 Jan 1920, Cairo, , Al Q
• Military: 11 Oct 1919-22 Apr 1920; Promotion to Commandant
• Military: 18 May 1920, Alexandria, , Al Iskandariyah, Egypt; Embarked for the UK
• Military: 30 May 1920
• Military: 30 May 1920; Relinquish commission but retain rank
• Occupation: 30 May 1920; "Occupation in civil life: Merchant"
• Residence: 30 May 1920, Dover, , Kent, England; 26 Snargate Street
• Residence: 21 Dec 1920, Shepherdswell, , Kent, England; Ailsa Brae
• Residence: 1941-1942, Banstead, , Surrey, England; 2 Winkworth Road
• Residence: 6 Feb 1945, Earley, , Berkshire, England; 51 Bastern Ave
• Obituary: 1963
• Residence: 1963, River, Dover, , Kent, England; 83 Lewisham Road
• Residence: Sep 1945-1963, Dover, , Kent, England; 83 Lewisham Road

Notes:

When his father James died he was placed in All Saints Boy's Orphanage 29 & 31 High Street Lewsham, Kent and started school there (shown in 1881 British Census). Was latter reclamed after Charlotte remarried (post 1881 Census).

Went to Ireland and India with Charlotte and Nathaniel Henry Nettleton (since he served in the army).

Also had a Gertrude HAYNES living with them in the 1911 census, a domestic servant.

Birth:
65 Outram Street (Outram Place?)

Registered 12 April 1872 in the county of Middlesex

Christened:
Saint Michael

Residence:
Placed there some time after fathers death (1874) after mother remarried (although not right after) taken back out

The All Saints' Boys Orphanage opened in 1877.
Herbert Fry's Royal Guide to the London Charities, edited by John Lane, 1917:
All Saints Boys' Orphanage; 1877; Granville Park, Lewisham, S.E.; Trains and provides for orphan boys from 6 to 14 years old, upon part payment; a few cases admitted free.

Terms: 15 Pounds 15 Shillings paid quarterly in advance

Chiefly private
"86 boys in House, 20 were admitted in 1914"

Residence:
Likely in the McCan Barracks also known as the Richmond Barracks or Garda S

Residence:
The census lists many people and while the main pages say Woodville the page that Arthur is on also says Manna South. Either way they are both very close together.

Residence:
Birth of children

Residence:
Death of Elizabeth "Bessie" Ellen

Military:
Arthur Edwin Ryeland to be temporary Quartermaster with the honorary rank of Lieutenant.

Military:
preparations for the invasion of Palestine

Military:
9-6-1915 qualified for medal in Egyptian theater of war

Military:
Egyptian Expeditionary Force was formed in March 1916 to command the growing British and Commonwealth military forces in Egypt during World War I. It was originally commanded by Sir Archibald Murray, later by Edmund Allenby. It consisted of the British XX and XXI Infantry Corps, under the command of Generals Philip Chetwode and E.S. Bulfin, respectively, along with the Desert Mounted Corps, four (mostly Australian) cavalry divisions under Australian Lieutenant General Sir Henry George Chauvel.

The force initially consisted mostly of British and Egyptian troops, but most of these were sent to the Western Front in early 1918 to help repell Germany's Spring Offensive. In the meantime, new troops were then dispatched from India, Australia, and New Zealand, and Anzacs in particular made up a large portion of the army. Though it was feared that mostly Muslim Indian troops might desert and join Turkey (who had declared a jihad against the Allies early in the war), this fear proved unfounded, as the Indians fought valiantly on the front lines of most of the army's major engagements. The force also included a small contingent of French and Italian troops. The forces of the Arab Revolt, led by Prince Feisal of Mecca, were also unofficially attached during Allenby's Damascus offensive.

The force's role evolved from a defense of Egypt to the invasion of Palestine which involved: the capture of Beersheba and Gaza in October-November 1917 (see Third Battle of Gaza), entering Jerusalem on December 11, 1917, and Allenby's successful campaign of 1918, resulting in the defeat of the Turks at Megiddo, and the capture of Damascus, Beirut, and Aleppo, ultimately forcing Turkey's exit from the war.

Military:
Temp Qr.-Mr. and Capt. A. E. Ryeland, Gen. List, to be a Comdt. Sch. of Cookery, from 11th Oct. 1919 to 22 Apr. 1920

Military:
Unit with which last serving: School of Cookery Egypt

Residence:
but was serving in the army at the time

Residence:
Burgh H 2610

Died:
83 Lewisham Road

Buried:
Grave Ld4

Arthur married Mary Ann Elizabeth BANFILL on 13 Jan 1895 in All Saints, Deptford, Greenwich, , Kent, England. Mary (daughter of Henry William BANFILL and Mary Ann PENNY) was born on 2 Apr 1873 in Camberwell, Surrey, England; died on 19 May 1942 in Banstead, , Surrey, England; was buried on 23 May 1942 in St Mary's Cemetery, Dover, , Kent, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 572EB26C60DC4F1799D2810583BE0A9F20D1
• Occupation: 1891, Newington, , Kent, England; Dressmaker
• Residence: 1891, Newington, , Kent, England; 4 Surrey Lane
• Residence: 13 Jan 1895, Deptford, Kent, England; 32 Pomeroy Street
• Residence: 13 Apr 1901, Manna South, Templemore, Tipperary, Munster, Ireland
• Residence: 1942, Avalon, Lewisham Road, River, Dover, , Kent, England
• Residence: 1942, Banstead, , Surrey, England; 2 Winkworth Road
• Obituary: 29 May 1942, Dover, , Kent, England
• Probate: 17 Aug 1942, Llandudno, , , Wales

Notes:

Birth:
30-07-1873 (Joan)

Residence:
Likely in the McCan Barracks also known as the Richmond Barracks or Garda S

Obituary:
Publication: Dover Express
Publication date: Friday 29 May 1942

Mrs. A. E. RYELAND
The funeral took place on Saturday, at St. Mary's Cemetery, of Mrs. Mary Ann E. Ryeland, wife of Capt A. E. Ryeland, of 2, Winkworth Rd., Banstead, Surrey, who died on 19

Probate:
Ryeland Mary Ann Elizabeth of 2 Winkworth-road Banstead Surrey (wife of Arthur Edwin Ryeland) died 19 May 1942 Administration Llandudno 17 August to the said Arthur Edwin Ryeland retired army captian. Effects

Died:
2 Winkworth Road

Buried:
Grave Ld4 (Same grave as her son Edward)

Notes:

Married:
All Saints, Hatcham Park

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 0DAA9E93742C4F7AB08AEFCF6458748D068D
• Occupation: Dover, , Kent, England; N2 Biggin Street

Notes:

Charles started work as a farm labourer earning one shilling per week. While still a young man, traveled to Dover in Kent and attained a position as a STONE DRESSER in the local flour mill.

He married Eliza Harriet Ashbee, daughter of Mary Ashbee, who also had two more daughters and three sons.

At this time, Mary Ashbee was housekeeper and cook at what later became the Grand Hotel, Dover. Harriet and the other two girls helped with the work of waiting at table, attending many distinguished guest including Alfred Lord Tennyson who loved to walk on Shakespeare Cliff.

Later, Charles and Eliza Harriet opened a fruiterers and greengrocers business in N2 Biggin Street, Dover and Charles was also an excellent photographer, specializing in portraiture.


Occupation:
fruiterers and greengrocers business

Charles married Eliza Harriet ASHBEE in 1886 in Dover, , Kent, England. Eliza (daughter of Charles Henry ASHBEE and Mary) was born in 1866 in Deal, , Kent, England; died in 1942 in Dover, , Kent, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: F1E9EE018C014B369E4D1A847CB963C7BF1A
• Name: Lillian ASHBEE

Notes:

Married:
Marriages Mar 1886
Ashbee Eliza Harriet Dover 2a 1160
ROGERS Charles Dover 2a 1160