Nutbeam- Anglis - Clements

[TruckerCrossie]

Well it seams a bit of time has passed since this thread was started and I have just found it.
Henry and Hypatia Clements are my great grandparents. Their first child was Leonard, born 1911, and from birth lived with my great great grandparents, Samuel and Francis Glass.
In may 1915 he was sent on a small errand to Arundel Street with an older girl when they both got ran over by a horse and cart. The girl survived with injuries but Leonard took too many internal injuries and died.
Hope this is of some help to you, all be it rather late.

[illustrator]

Hi
My grandparents were Henry an Hypatia Clements I new about Leonard as my mum told me about it years ago. How am I related to you? Over the years I have done quite a bit of family history and have info about Henry and Hypatia and their parents military stuff etc.
Please reply

[TruckerCrossie]

Elsie Clements, daughter of Hypatatia, is my grandmother. I imagine that your parents would be one of Elsie's siblings....god knows, there were enough of them.
I guess this means that you would be my late mother's (Margaret Copus) cousin.
Kev

[TruckerCrossie]

I have now found the grave where Hypatia and Henry Clements are buried.  They were both buried in the same grave but there is no gravestone there. I was however able to locate it quite accurately by position.
I  would imagine that Hypatia would have buried Henry but who buried Hypatia....does anyone know. I also noticed that whilst Hypatia achieved the ripe old age of 80, Henry only made it to 55.....does anyone know why he died so young?
I also know that Henry served with 150 Bty RFA and fought in the first world war so I will be visiting him on remembrance day....I wonder if this contributed to his early death.
Any ideas?