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		John Gill 
    
	 Son of 
John Burton Gill and 
Hannah Dale, father of
Major Ronald Gill and 
husband of Edith Nalton John was born in Princes 
Terrace, Bean Street, Hull, Yorkshire on 6th April 1871 In 1881, according to the 1881 
Census, John was aged 9 and living at 63 Middle Street North, Great Driffield 
with his parents, three sisters and brother, George 
  
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	       John & Edith in 1891 | 
    According to the 1891 Census, John was living at 2 Union Street, Great 
    Driffield, aged 19, with his sister Emma, Head of the House and aged 25. 
    John was a Tailor’s Apprentice, born in Hull and Emma was a Dressmaker, born 
    in Beverley 
    John married Edith Nalton on 22nd 
    April 1895 at the Westborough Wesleyan Chapel in Scarborough.  John was then 
    living at 19 Cambridge Street, Scarborough.Witnesses at the wedding were: 
      
    Fred Nalton – Edith’s brother 
    Bertha Nalton – wife of Fred |  At the time of his marriage 
John was a Tailor (Journeyman) – qualified tailor employed but not the owner. On May 4th 1895, it 
was reported in the Driffield Times “At Westborough Chapel, Scarbro’, April 22nd, 
John Gill, Tailor, Scarbro’, to Edith, eldest daughter of Joseph Nalton, 
Driffield.”   
			
				| On the death of Edith’s father, 
Joseph Nalton, on 29th October 1900, John was the informant and 
present at his death in Driffield.   
				John and his family then lived at 5 Melrose 
Street, Scarborough.  According to the 1901 Census, 
John, aged 29, lived with his wife at 5 Melrose Street, Scarborough. Also in the 
house were Gladys, aged 5; Joseph, aged 3; and John, aged 6 months John and Edith 
				had 13 children in total of whom only 7 survived. 
John and Edith’s son Ronald's birth certificate of 8th February 1915 
records John still as a Tailor (Journeyman) and his address then as 2 Rothbury 
Street, Scarborough.   
John died of angina Pectoris and cardiac failure on 11th July 1924 at 
2 Rothbury Street. The informant was Harold Nalton, brother in law.. 
 
He is buried in Scarborough cemetery with his wife and sister.   | 
				 
				John and Edith in 1918 with their 7 children Top row: 
				John, Gladys, Joseph and Edith Bottom 
				Row: Ronald, Hilda, Norman |  |