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Percy Bates |
Barnes FC &
Upton Park FC
uncapped
1883
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Timeline |
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Percy Chadwick Bates |
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Birth |
Friday, 11 November 1859 in Stoke Newington, London [registered in
Hackney, December 1859].
"On the 24th inst., at Fairfield, near
Manchester, Mrs. Robert Benson, of a son." - Saturday, 28
September 1850, The Standard; also Monday, 30 September 1850, Morning
Chronicle/Morning Herald
Attended
Lancing College, and Jesus College, Cambridge. |
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Baptism |
11 December
1859 at St. Mary's Church in Stoke Newington. |
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According to the 1861 census,
Percy C. is the youngest of four children to Robert Jackson and Sarah, and
along with three servants, they are living at Ditton Hill in Long Ditton,
Surrey. His father is a Wadding Manufacturer employer, |
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According to the 1871 census,
Percy Chadwick has a younger sister, and it is just the two of them living
with their parents and a single servant at 29 Marina in St. Leonard's,
Hastings. His father is now a manufacturer of Cotton Wool. |
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According to the 1881
census, The Bates' family are back at Ditton Hill. Again, Percy C. is one
of two children living with their parents, with three servants. His father
is a cotton wool and wadding manufacturer employer. No occupation
given for the 21 year-old Percy. |
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Marriage |
to Jessie Chadwick, on Wednesday, 7 November
1883, at Holy Innocents, Thornhill Lees, Dewsbury, Yorkshire
[registered in Dewsbury, December 1883].
"BATES—CHADWICK.—On
the 7th inst., at the Church of the Holy Innocents, Thornhill Lees,
Dewsbury, by the Rev. E. Field, chaplain of Lancing College, assisted by
the Rev. J. C. Bates, vicar of Castleton, and the Rev. E. Bates, rector of
Wilmslow, uncles of the bridegroom, Percy Chadwick Bates, youngest son of
Robert Jackson Bates, Esq., of Long Ditton, Surrey, to Jessie, younger
daughter of the late A. K. Chadwick, Esq., of Oakenrod, Rochdale."
- Tuesday, 13 November 1883, The Morning Post |
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According to the 1891 census,
Percy C. is now married to Jessie and they have four children, Berta
Chadwick, Alice Dorothy Chadwick, Margaret Chadwick (b.23 October 1888 at
St. Chad's) and Robert Alexander.
They live at a cottage on the Ditton Hill estate, and he is a Wadding
Manufacturer.
The Surrey Electoral Register states he was living at
Ditton Hill in 1894-96, and between at least 1897 and 1908 he was living
at St. Chad's in Upper Long Ditton. However, the London Electoral Register
states he also had a house at 84 Rodney Road in Walworth. in 1897. |
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According to the 1901 census,
still a wadding manufacturer, Percy and Jessie have another two children,
Mary P., Edward Murray (b.2 July 1897 at St. Chad's), and with four servants, they are living at St.
Chad's on St. Mary's Road in Long Ditton
According to Surrey
Electoral Registers, by 1909-11, he was living at Ashley House in
Shalford. |
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According to the 1911 census,
Percy Chadwick and his wife Jessie are living with daughters Bertha and
Margaret and two servants at Lancing College Farm in Shoreham. He is still
in Wadding Manufacturing.
The Surrey Electoral Register states he
was living at Lancing College Farm in 1914-15 |
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Death |
Monday, 17 October 1921, anursing home at 98 Baker
Street, Marylebone in London, aged 61 years 195 days
[registered in Marylebone, December 1921]. Buried in St. Mary's
churchyard in Long Ditton. Living at Lancing College Farm. |
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Obituary |
"Mr. Percy Bates, burser and custos of Lancing College, died on Monday in
a London nursing home, whither he had gone to undergo an operation. An old
Lancing College boy, Mr. Bates had a business career in London after
leaving Cambridge University, and he then returned to Lancing as Secretary
to the Foundation taking over the farming of the College land, and
becoming burser in succession to Mr. G. E. Baker and custos on the death
of Mr. Woodard, which occurred during the war."
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Thursday,
20 October 1921, West Sussex Gazette |
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Probate |
"BATES
Percy Chadwick of Lancing College Farm Shoreham-by-Seat
Sussex died 17 October
1921 at 98 Baker-street Middlesex Probate
London
20 December to
Jessie Bates widow and Edwards Murray Bates farmer."
Effects £9675 16s. 8d." |
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Cambridge University Alumni |
Admission pens. (age 19) at Jesus, 1 October 1878.
son of the Robert
Jackson. born 11 November 1859 at Stoke
Newington. School, Lancing.
Matriculated Michs. 1878; Football (assoc.) 'blue' 1880.
School Secretary at Lancing, 1910; farmed the College farm.
Fellow of Lancing. Bursar and custos
of the Southern Division of the Woodard Schools. Died 17 October 1921.
Buried at Long Ditton.
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(Lancing
Coll. Reg; The Times, Oct. 18, 1921) |
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Death |
"BATES.—On May 25th,
Jessie, widow of Percy Chadwick Bates, late of Lancing."
- Saturday, 30 May 1936, The Worthing Herald |
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Source |
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Playing
Career |
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Club(s) |
Played as a goalkeeper for Lancing College in 1876-77 and
then for Cambridge University between 1878 and 1880. After which he was to
be found as the custodian of Upton Park FC between 1880 and 1884. During
1881-83, he was also keeping goal for Barnes FC and in 1884, he was also
to be found at Casuals FC and Surbiton Wanderers FC in 1884-86 and Old
Lancing Boys from 1885 to 1889. |
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Club honours |
None |
| Individual honours |
London FA (vs. Birmingham FA,
February 1883 & February 1884);
West Surrey (vs. East
Surrey, December 1884) |
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Height/Weight |
None |
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England
Career |
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Position(s) |
Goalkeeper |
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Beyond England |
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Set up a business in London before returning to Lancing College, looking
after its funds and farm. And then the custodianship. |
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The Numbers |
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parties |
reserve |
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