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I found the same articles and medical card.   I have been researching this family line for quite some time and when I'm not hitting brick walls, I find a few of skeletons in the closet.  What fun!       I absolutely adore mysteries...

I was thinking that there may have been more articles in newspapers, but I'm in the US and can't find anything online other than the London Gazette.    I have information about his birth, marriage, two families, and his death.  At the moment, I'm stuck in 1930 trying to find out about his conviction.

Does anyone know what it means to be convicted by the Civil Power?  Could he have still been in the military in 1930 to have been stripped of his rank?  Or could he have been a civilian?

Thanks a bunch for all your help!
Janice

How do I obtain 1929/1930 prison records?  I am looking for Charles Richard EASTOE.

Charles R. EASTOE may have been incarcerated somewhere in Cornwall.  There is a short article printed August 26, 1930 in the London Gazette that Mr. EASTOE was convicted of the Civil Power and deprived of his rank in July 7, 1930.

We know his partner went to Launceston Cornwall (Pages Cross House) to have their child on July 3, 1930.  We suspect since there was no family, that his partner went to Launceston to be near Charles Eastoe.   How can I get records of Mr. Eastoe's conviction? 

hi karen;

I am also researching the family name Eastoe from North Walsham.  I've traced to Richard Eastoe (b. 1829) son of William Easto and Mary.  Did you come across any information on this family line during your own search?

I am also looking for descendants of Charles Richard Eastoe (b. 1895) who was married to Dorothy Preston  in 1920 and lived in West Ham.

Janice