History of the Carlile family

BIOGRAPHICAL NOTICES.
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Brandei", Francis Willoughby, the elder son of Louisa
Frances (Willoughby) and John Brander, was born in 1882.
Brander, Gertrude Ethel, the third (surviving) daughter of
Louisa Frances (Willoughby) and John Brander, was born in
1888.
Brander, Louisa Frances, the younger daughter of Janette
Ann (Carlile) and Benjamin Edward Willoughby, was born on
7 August, 1848. On 14 January, 1879, she married John
Brander, and died on 10 September, 1902, and was buried
at Norbiton Cemetery. There were seven children of the
marriage; see Brander, Louisa Mary Janette, Edith Elizabeth,
Francis Willoughby, Florence Mary, Arthur Peel, Gertrude Ethel
and Constance Flora. Mr. John Brander resides at " Oakdene,"
Oakhill Road, Surbiton.
Brander, Louisa Mary Janette, the eldest child of Louisa
Frances (Willoughby) and John Brander, was born in 1879
and died in 1880.
Brooke, Beatrice Gundreda, the second daughter of Carlile,
Edward Hildred, was born on 4 June, 1882, and was educated
at home, at Mrs. Power's School, " The Cliff," Eastbourne, and
in Dresden. On 30 June, 1904, she was married at Hatfield
St. Mary's Church, Ponsbourne, Herts, by the Ven. Archdeacon
Brooke, assisted by the Rev. Wilson Carlile and the Rev. H. W.
Southey, Vicar of the parish, to Thomas, only son of William
Brooke, of Honley, near Huddersfield, Yorkshire. Mrs. Thomas
Brooke is much interested, as an amateur, in landscape painting.
Her husband was born on 16 November, 1875, and was educated
at Charterhouse and Magdalen College, Oxford He resides at
Healey House, near Huddersfield, and is a woollen manufacturer.
He is much interested in sport, and went to British East Africa
in 1907 on a big game shooting expedition, accompanied by
his wife. There are two children of the marriage ; see Brooke,
Joan and William.