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Revision as of 21:19, 16 March 2019
William "Bill" Warbrick (born October 8, 1936) is the grandfather of Brandon Taylorian and Hilda Warbrick, born Hilda Cottam (born August 29, 1937), is his grandmother on his mother's side. William Warbrick was born at 2 Radburn Brow in what was then called Clayton Green, but what is now call Clayton-le-Woods next to the town of Chorley in Lancashire, England.
Hilda Warbrick was born at 9 Darwin Street in the village of Higher Walton and at the age of three moved to 35 Church Terrace in the same village directly across from All Saints Church. She lived there with her father and two brothers until she married William when she was twenty years old on 17th May 1958 at the Church of Our Lady and St. Patrick in Walton-le-dale.
William "Bill" Warbrick
William Warbrick was born to a middle-income family in the late autumn of 1936 in the village of Clayton-le-Woods, which was then called Clayton Green to his parents Henry Warbrick (father) and ____ Warbrick (mother). Warbrick has two older sisters, Monica Bolton, and Elizabeth "Betty" Conway.
Hilda Warbrick
Hilda Warbrick was born in late summer of 1937 to a poor family in the village of Higher Walton. Her mother died when Hilda was just four years old which she later accredited to her strength in character and tactful practicality having not had a mother to depend on. Her father passed away when she was twenty years old and from then on, she became even closer to her grandmother who had long outlived her own daughter.
Hilda grew up amongst her two brothers, Raymond and Kevin, during the years of the Second World War. She would later recount to her grandson, Brandon Taylorian, about the time when the German air raids were in full force. She and her family had gone down to their basement for shelter and looking up through the grid onto the street above, she saw a bomb flying passed All Saints Church.
Portrait of Hilda Warbrick.
Photograph of Bill Warbrick in his youth.
