Berwick Advertiser – Thursday 23 January 1936 Southern Reporter – Thursday 30 January 1936 The engagement is announced between Guy Seaburne, second son of Lieutenant-General Sir Reginald Seaburne May, K.C.B., K.B.E., C.M.G., D.S.O., and the […]
Western Morning News – Monday 02 February 1931 Same as below Sheffield Independent – Monday 02 February 1931 DEATH OF LADY MAY Wife of West Riding Territorial Commander Lady May, wife of Major General Sir […]
£5 Fine imposed by Lindsey Magistrates today on Maurice Seaburne May Rayner doctor at Bracebridge Heath Hospital for dangerous driving. Charge of driving under influence of drink dismissed-
Yorkshire Post and Leeds Intelligencer – Tuesday 24 February 1931 New Commandant of Sandhurst The new Commandant of the Royal College at Sandhurst is to be Major-General Sir Reginald Seaburne May, who takes up the […]
Taunton Courier and Western Advertiser – Wednesday 20 January 1909 Interesting Wedding at Staplegrove MISS FRANCES C. O. MAY AND MR. S. RAYNER. An interesting and pretty wedding took place at Staplegrove Parish Church on […]
Morning Chronicle( London) – Saturday 12 December 1846 On the 7th instant, at 40 Rodney Street Liverpool, Mrs J.W. Seaburne May of a daughter – Ann Edithe To visit the full Genealogy Page please click on:-May […]
Liverpool Mercury – Thursday 28 May 1896 FUNERAL OF MR. E W. RAYNER. The funeral of the late Mr. Edward William Rayner took place yesterday afternoon, in the presence of a large number of friends, […]
Morning Post – Thursday 24 September 1891 Manchester Courier – Friday 25 September 1891 Windsor and Eton Express – Saturday 26 September 1891 Same as below Berkshire Chronicle – Saturday 26th September 1891 We have […]
Clifton Society – Thursday 28 September 1911 Sept 19, at Langley House, Wiveliscombe, the wife of SEABURNE RAYNER,a daughter. – Irene Frances Rayner To visit the full Genealogy Page please click on:-Rayner
Sussex Daily News – Thursday 06 December 1917 An Engagement : Brighton. The engagement is anuounced between Lieut. Seaburne May, Tank Corps, only son of Mr. and Mrs. John May, 8, Nevern-square, London, and Olga, […]
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