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     Ada Minnie PASK's birth was registered in 1871 in the Northampton registration district.¹
Ada died in 1871 in the Northampton registration district.² She was the daughter of Thomas Henry PASK and Elizabeth MALLARD.³

     Charles Albert PASK's birth was registered in 1871 in the Northampton registration district.¹ He was the son of Thomas Henry PASK and Elizabeth MALLARD.²
Charles's death was registered in 1874 in the Northampton registration district.³

     Herbert Edwin PASK's birth was registered in 1872 in the Northampton registration district.¹
Herbert's death was registered in 1872 in the Northampton registration district.² He was the son of Thomas Henry PASK and Elizabeth MALLARD.³

     Herbert Edwin PASK's birth was registered in 1873 in the Northampton registration district.¹ He was the son of Thomas Henry PASK and Elizabeth MALLARD.²
Herbert's death was registered in 1874 in the Northampton registration district.³

     Thomas Henry PASK's birth was registered in 1879 in the Northampton registration district.¹ He was the son of Thomas Henry PASK and Elizabeth MALLARD.²
Thomas's death was registered in 1879 in the Northampton registration district.³

     Lilian Gertrude was also known as Lilian Gertrude PASQUE.³ She was born on 11 July 1882, in the Northampton registration district.^1,2,4 She was the daughter of Thomas Henry PASK and Elizabeth MALLARD.¹
Lilian was in a photograph, taken as a young woman, possibly in the 1900s.⁵ In the census of 2 April 1911 in 18 Victoria Street, Northampton, Northamptonshire, she was listed as in the Boot Trade, aged 28 born in Northampton, the daughter of Elizabeth PASK.⁶
Lilian married Lennox Garrick BLACK on 11 October 1913 in Devonport, Devon.^7,8,9
Lilian Gertrude PASK was in a photograph, taken with her sister Florence Emily PASK.¹⁰
Lilian BLACK was in a photograph, taken with her son Norman Revlyn Stuart BLACK.¹¹
Lilian died in September 1965 at the age of 83.⁴

     Mabel May PASK's birth was registered in 1884 in the Northampton registration district.¹ She was the daughter of Thomas Henry PASK and Elizabeth MALLARD.²
Mabel's death was registered in 1884 in the Northampton registration district.³

     Muriel Madeline Victoria PASK's birth was registered in 1886 in the Northampton registration district.¹ She was the daughter of Thomas Henry PASK and Elizabeth MALLARD.² She was baptised on 26 September 1886 in Northampton, Northamptonshire.²
Muriel's death was registered in 1887 in the Northampton registration district.³

     Violet Ethel PASK's birth was registered in 1888 in the Northampton registration district.¹ She was the daughter of Thomas Henry PASK and Elizabeth MALLARD.²
Violet's death was registered in 1889 in the Northampton registration district.³

     Jessie Evelyn PASK's birth was registered in 1889 in the Northampton registration district.¹ She was the daughter of Thomas Henry PASK and Elizabeth MALLARD.²
Jessie's death was registered in 1891 in the Northampton registration district.³

     Ernest William PASK's birth was registered in 1891 in the Northampton registration district.¹
Ernest's death was registered in 1891 in the Northampton registration district.² He was the son of Thomas Henry PASK and Elizabeth MALLARD.³ In the census of 5 April 1891 in 39 Leicester Street, Northampton, Northamptonshire, he was listed as aged 4 months, the son of Thomas PASK.⁴

     Ivy Louise was also known as Ivy L. PASQUE.² Ivy Louise PASK's birth was registered in 24 June 1892 in the Northampton registration district.^1,3 She was the daughter of Thomas Henry PASK and Elizabeth MALLARD.⁴ Ivy Louise PASK witnessed the marriage of Frederick BRYANT and her sister Florence Emily PASK on 26 December 1907 in St. Sepulchre, Northampton, Northamptonshire.^5,6
Ivy married Henri René Clovis RAMBOUR in 1910 in the Battle registration district. They parted in c1924, and Ivy Louise lived with Grosvenor FURNESS, until Rene died and she then married Grosvenor.^7,2,3
Ivy married Grosvenor Olegar FURNESS in 1935 in the Brentford registration district.⁸
Ivy died in 1961 in the Fakenham registration district.⁹

Research Note: Could not locate Thomas or his daughter Ivy in the 1911 Census.¹⁰

Research Note: Ivy Louise PASK is the grandmother of Patrick O'Connor's wife.³

     Lennox married Lilian Gertrude PASK, daughter of Thomas Henry PASK and Elizabeth MALLARD, on 11 October 1913 in Devonport, Devon.^1,2,3
Lennox died on 27 December 1971.⁴

     Annie SELBY was born in 1865 in Openshaw, Lancashire.^2,3
Annie married John PASK, son of Richard PASK and Ann BOYCE, in 1887 in the Chorlton on Medlock registration district.¹
In the census of 5 April 1891 in 6 Andrew Street, Openshaw, Lancashire, she was listed as aged 26 born in Openshaw, the wife of John PASKE (a Tram Car Driver, living with his wife Annie, and children Charles, Mary, and Alf SELBY [step-son]. Also listed was a Lodger James A. SELBY [brother-in-law].)²
Annie died in 1900 in the Ashton under Lyne registration district.³

     Charles PASK's birth was registered in 1887 in the Chorlton on Medlock registration district.¹ He was the son of John PASK and Annie SELBY.^1,2
In the census of 5 April 1891 in 6 Andrew Street, Openshaw, Lancashire, he was listed as aged 3 born in Openshaw, the son of John PASKE.³
In the census of 31 March 1901 in 7 Paradise Street, Hurst, Lancashire, he was listed as a Clothier Errand Boy, aged 13 born in Openshaw, a Boarder of Alf SELBY.⁴
Charles married Lilias HARDY on 17 November 1906 in All Saints' Church, Gorton, Lancashire. He was a Bachelor aged 21, a Moulder residing at 14 Dawson Street. His father was listed as James Pask (deceased) a Train Driver. The marriage was witnessed George WORTHINGTON, and Margaret HARRISON.^5,6,2,7
On 12 July 1908, at the time of the baptism of their son Charles PASK, Charles and Lilias lived in 11 Weaver Street, Gorton, Lancashire. Charles was a Moulder.⁸
In the census of 2 April 1911 in 7 Francis Street, Openshaw, Lancashire, Charles was listed as aged 24 born in Openshaw, the Head of Household; a Cast Iron Moulder, living with this wife Lilias, and their son Charles.⁹
Charles served in World War I. He was Private 32169 in the 1st Garrison Battalion of the Lincolnshire Regiment.²
Charles was killed in action on 31 May 1918, fighting in World War I; He died at sea on the Hospital Ship "Devanha".
Charles is commemorated in perpetuity in Hollybrook Memorial, Southampton, Hampshire. The Hollybrook Memorial commemorates by name almost 1,900 servicemen and women of the Commonwealth land and air forces whose graves are not known, many of whom were lost in transports or other vessels torpedoed or mined in home waters.^2,11

     Mary Ann PASK's birth was registered in 1888 in the Chorlton on Medlock registration district.¹ She was the daughter of John PASK and Annie SELBY.¹
In the census of 5 April 1891 in 6 Andrew Street, Openshaw, Lancashire, she was listed as aged 2 born in Openshaw, the daughter of John PASKE.²
In the census of 31 March 1901 in 7 Paradise Street, Hurst, Lancashire, she was listed as aged 9 born in Openshaw, a Boarder of Alf SELBY.³
Mary married in 1909 in the Ashton under Lyne registration district.^4,5

     Minnie PASK's birth was registered in 1891 in the Chorlton on Medlock registration district.¹ She was the daughter of John PASK and Annie SELBY.¹
In the census of 31 March 1901 in 7 Paradise Street, Hurst, Lancashire, she was listed as aged 9 born in Openshaw, a Boarder of Alf SELBY.²
In the census of 2 April 1911 in 191 Fairfield Road, Droylsden, Lancashire, she was listed as a Shirting Weaver, aged 19 born in Openshaw, the niece of Harriett SELBY, a Widow.³
Minnie married Edward HARRISON in 1911 in the Chorlton on Medlock registration district.⁴

     Lilias HARDY was born on 27 February 1889, in the Chorlton on Medlock registration district; She was the daughter of William HARDY.^3,4,5
Lilias married Charles PASK, son of John PASK and Annie SELBY, on 17 November 1906 in All Saints' Church, Gorton, Lancashire. She was a Spinster aged 20 residing at 4 Ashbourne Street. Her father was listed as William Hardy, a Striker. The marriage was witnessed George WORTHINGTON, and Margaret HARRISON.^6,7,2,4
On 12 July 1908, at the time of the baptism of their son Charles PASK, Lilias and Charles lived in 11 Weaver Street, Gorton, Lancashire. Charles was a Moulder.⁸
In the census of 2 April 1911 in 7 Francis Street, Openshaw, Lancashire, she was listed as aged 22 born in Gorton, married 5 years, with 1 child living, the wife of Charles PASK (a Cast Iron Moulder, living with this wife Lilias, and their son Charles.)⁹ Her husband, Charles, died on 31 May 1918; He died at sea on the Hospital Ship "Devanha".

Lilias married James BYRNE in 1920 in the Chorlton on Medlock registration district. James & Lilias [Lillian] had a daughter Margaret BRYNE.^11,6
Lilias died in 1970 in the Blackpool registration district.¹²

     Charles PASK was born on 25 June 1908 in Openshaw, Lancashire.^1,2,3,4,5 He was the son of Charles PASK and Lilias HARDY.¹
At the time of his baptism, he lived with his parents Charles and Lilias in 11 Weaver Street, Gorton, Lancashire.⁴ He was baptised on 12 July 1908 in All Saints' Church, Gorton, Lancashire.⁴
In the census of 2 April 1911 in 7 Francis Street, Openshaw, Lancashire, he was listed as aged 3 born in Openshaw, the son of Charles PASK.⁶
Charles married Agnes POOLE in 1929 in the Manchester registration district.^7,8
On 29 September 1939, in the 1939 National Register, Charles and his wife Agnes, were listed as living in 51 Doncaster Road, Eastleigh, Hampshire. He was born on 25 January 1980, and his occupation was a Cal? Coffer Rolling Mill Charge Hand. They were living together with their two sons Charles, and Bernard. Also listed was two unknown redacted entries.⁵
Charles and Agnes lived at "The Havelock Tavern", Portsmouth, Hampshire; The public house was part of the Eldred Pope Brewery. This pub is now used as flats.^1,9,10
Charles died in 1974 in the Chiltern registration district.³

     Clara PASK was born in 1914 in Chorlton on Medlock, Lancashire.¹ She was the daughter of Charles PASK and Lilias HARDY.¹

After Claire's father died she was brought up by James BYRNE, together with her half-sister Margaret BYRNE.²

Research Note: No marriage, or death found for Clara, or Claire in the GRO indexes.²

     Agnes POOLE was born on 12 November 1907, in the Chorlton on Medlock registration district.^2,1
Agnes married Charles PASK, son of Charles PASK and Lilias HARDY, in 1929 in the Manchester registration district.^3,4
On 29 September 1939, in the 1939 National Register, Agnes and her husband Charles, were listed as living in 51 Doncaster Road, Eastleigh, Hampshire. She was born on 12 November 1907, and her occupation was Unpaid Domestic Duties. They were living together with their two sons Charles, and Bernard. Also listed was two unknown redacted entries.⁵
Agnes and Charles lived at "The Havelock Tavern", Portsmouth, Hampshire; The public house was part of the Eldred Pope Brewery. This pub is now used as flats.^6,7,8
Her husband, Charles, died in 1974 in the Chiltern registration district.⁹
Agnes died in 1976 in the Chiltern registration district.¹

     Charles PASK was born on 19 January 1930, in the Manchester registration district.^1,2,3 He was the son of Charles PASK and Agnes Mary POOLE.¹
On 29 September 1939, in the 1939 National Register, Charles was living with his parents in 51 Doncaster Road, Eastleigh, Hampshire. He was born on 19 January 1930.⁴
Charles married Dorothy J. PHILPOTT in 1954 in the Winchester registration district.⁵
Charles's death was registered in September 2005 in the Peterborough registration district at the age of 75.^6,7
His wife, Dorothy, died on 21 November 2015 in Peterborough City Hospital, Peterborough, Cambridgeshire.⁸

     Bernard's nickname was Bernie PASK.²
Bernard PASK was born on 20 September 1936 in Winchester, Hampshire.^1,3,4 He was the son of Charles PASK and Agnes Mary POOLE.¹
On 29 September 1939[, in the 1939 National Register, Bernard] was living with his parents in 51 Doncaster Road, Eastleigh, Hampshire. He was born on 20 September 1936.⁵

Bernard was a very good all round sportsman. He started playing football for Southampton schools before joining Pirelli General. He did his National Service in the Royal Army Medical Corps based at Crookham Camp whom he represented at football, where he gained a reputation as a "tricky winger".

He joined Southampton FC in March 1958, initially as an amateur, before signing his professional contract in September 1958, at the age of 22. He made his debut in the reserves playing at outside-right against Bristol Rovers on 26 April 1958. He continued to play regularly for the reserves for the next 18 months, before moving to centre-forward in October 1959, where he played 24 matches, scoring 14 goals.

His form earned him a call-up for the first-team, which came on 28 March 1960, when he took the place of Derek Reeves for the semi-final of the Southern Professional Floodlit Cup (the precursor to the Football League Cup) at Coventry City. Bernard continued to play at centre-forward for the reserves until December 1960, scoring six goals in 16 appearances before he was released by the club.

He went on to play for Basingstoke Town, Salisbury City, Whitchurch United, Swaythling Athletic, and Cowes.^6,4
Bernard married Sylvia SANDERS in 1958 in the Winchester registration district.^7,8 Bernard was a trained plumber and became Heating Manager at Husband's Shipyard at Marchwood, Hampshire.⁴
Bernard married Patricia A. PASK in 1973 in the New Forest registration district.^9,10
Bernard died on 27 January 1985 in Romsey, Kent, at the age of 48.^3,11,4