Robinson Bosomworth

Born at Knayton, 22nd May 1878 • Died 22nd August 1947

Married Laura Etty Clark at Northallerton Wesleyan Chapel, 22 May 1905

Robinson Bosomworth portrait

Life

Retired from farming in 1945 and went to live in Northallerton.

Etty died 28th March 1953.

Granddad Robinson was remembered for his dry Yorkshire humour and memorable sayings.

Some of Granddad's sayings

When visited by family: "People crying out for houses and those that have 'em waint stop in them."
5am Monday morning: "Get up the day after tomorrow is't middle oft week and nowt's done yet."
After being given 6 pence for the Sunday school trip: "Make sure you bring it back."
Clifford wanted to go to the circus that was in town. Granddad gave him half a crown. Clifford thought all his birthdays had come at once. When he got back he was in big trouble — he was supposed to have taken all seven siblings.

Family photographs

Celebration tea for Allan's visit from Canada
Celebration tea for Allan's visit from Canada.
Allan accompanied his uncle Hubert on his return to Canada on board ship and went to farm in Canada at the age of 17 years.
Alan returned to England in November 1934 & returned to Canada in August 1935.

Top row L→R: Tommy, Winnie, Marjorie, Howard, Lorna, Neville, Bertram, Nora, Percy.
Bottom row: Rhoda, Austin, Grandma Etty, Allan, Clifford, Doris, Laura.
Grandad Robinson
Grandad Robinson
Grandma Etty and Granddad Robinson
Grandma Etty and Granddad Robinson
Possibly Granddad Robinson & Grandma Etty with Clifford and Austin
Possibly Granddad Robinson & Grandma Etty, Clifford, Austin
Granddad Robinson and Laura
Granddad & Laura
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