1. Pictures and Documents
Tubb Family Album
Pictures and Documents

2. George and Louisa Tubb

3. George and Louisa Tubb – written on the back
of the photo it says:
Taken on our Golden Wedding Day Sep

4. Marriage Banns for George Tubb
And Louisa Lewington who were
Married 21 September 1878 in
Cholsey

5. This has the wrong date written on it – he died in
1934.
It shows that Louisa did not attend her husband’s
funeral due to illness.
It also shows that all of George and Louisa’s
surviving children attended.

6. Funeral costs for George Tubb - £8 for
the funeral (including a car) and 30 shillings
for a headstone. Sadly the headstone is no
longer there.

7. Louisa (George Tubb’s wife)was Baptised
in 1861 but did not take Confirmation
until 1917

8. I think this is Frederick Tubb’s four
youngest sisters – Lily, Violet, Edith
and Ivy
Louisa Tubb with one of her daughters – I
think Violet.

9. Fred and Annie Tubb

10. A much younger Frederick Tubb
Frederick Tubb – the only colour picture,
which would have been taken in the late 1960s
or early 1970s

11. Annie King 1909 Annie Tubb – no date, but the houses in the
On the back of the picture is written
Your loving sister – Sis. July The King
family all seemed to refer to Annie as Sis.
Annie Tubb – no date, but the houses in the
background look like Heath Road or Southend Road.
She is also stood in front of a massive bonfire!

12. Fred and Annie – I think this is
with Lily
Fred and Annie – I think this is with
William

13. Seaside outing – the lady back left is
Louisa Tompkins – sister of Annie – and
the gentleman is very likely her husband
George Tompkins. With Annie and William Tubb
Frederick and Annie Tubb with Lily outside
Leyfields where he worked for 9 years.
Picture c1918.

14. Annie Tubb at Leyfields, Ashampstead
Annie Tubb (2nd left) at Leyfields.
I think the lady on the left is Mary
King (Annie’s mother) and that the
other lady is her sister Alice King with
her children.

15. Certificates confirming Frederick Tubb’s two terms
of employment during WWI
Document confirming Frederick Tubb was entitled to an Army Pension due to Malaria caused by his service as a soldier during WWI

16. An envelope addressed to Annie Tubb in September 1919
An envelope addressed to Annie Tubb in September The letter is postmarked
Ipswich and so very likely from Frederick sister Lily M Howell who lived in Ipswich
after marriage.

17. Reference for Frederick Tubb written on 30 August 1913 by H E H Coombes,
Vicar of North Stoke and Ipsden.

18. Reference letter for Frederick Tubb written on 5 November 1912 by C
Reference letter for Frederick Tubb written on 5 November 1912 by C. Anderson,
Gardener to John Womald of Springs, North Stoke. On the 1911 census Anderson
was listed as a Farm Bailiff.

19. Reference letter written for Frederick Tubb
on May 30th The letter is written by
Lucy M Norton who was the wife of Arthur
T Norton a retired Consulting Surgeon.
Frederick Tubb worked at Leyfields from 1913
until 1922.

20. William and Dorothy Tubb

21. Notification sent to Mr F Tubb,
Heath Road, Bradfield, Reading,
Berkshire - confirming that his son
William Tubb had left Gravesend Sea
School and joined P & O Training on
2 June 1938.

26. If you look closely you can see Ralph and Hannah in this picture!