The Etiquette of Wimbledon

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Wimbledon minicab from Haydons Cars in South West London to all parts of the UK. Get Wimbledon minicab Free App from the Google Play or the Apple iTunes App Store and book your next minicab with us in seconds. There aren’t many people in this field, possibly the most noted apart from the fluting Godfrey Barker was Geraldine Norman (wife of Frank ‘Sir, You Bastard’ Norman.) Ian reported in ‘Antique Trade Gazette’ that a copy of this slim book appeared in an auction in July bound with 20 other items. Richard seems to have been born on 6 July 1877 in Winchester. At the 1901 census Fanny is shown as head of the household (still at 74 Graham Road), which comprised Richard, his cousin, William H Rapson (17, born Cork, Ireland) and two lodgers. Their first child, a daughter, Maud Ruth Rapson, was born on 10 May 1903 and baptised at Christ Church, Collier’s Wood, on 28 June 1903. The family were then living at 61 Latimer Road. Maud was living at Palestine Grove.

Richard married Maud Miller at Christ Church, Collier’s Wood, on 22 May 1901. His address was given as 74 Graham Road. The census on 3 April finds them living at Graham Road, Wimbledon. Richard senior was lodging with the Cole family at 23 Gladstone Road, Wimbledon. As a widower working shifts it seems that Richard senior sent the sons to be in the care of his sisters-in-law, Eliza Baldwin and Fanny Abraham on the Isle of Wight. In the census taken on 3 April 1881 we find Richard and his brother living with them on St Mary’s Street, Northwood, Isle of Wight. Richard Rapson (full profile with references to follow) received no medals for his service at home in an almost forgotten corps. I should also note that his service was very difficult to research until the completion of a cataloguing project on Royal Marines’ records completed earlier this year. The London Football Association also lost some of its early records to enemy activity. Nevertheless he is listed on the Surrey Association roll of honour. So it looks like controversial former Attorney General John Ashcroft is using his remaining influence in the Justice Department to lobby on behalf of the National Association of Broadcasters against the proposed satellite radio merger — though it seems that he’s acting more out of self-interest than anti-trust ideology in this debate, as the Wall Street Journal is reporting that Ashcroft’s consulting firm initially approached XM before eventually being hired by NAB.

A pot of gold rests in the corner of the game’s screen, luring the players to play some more. Order of play is subject to change – all times BST. Thankfully the local papers were, to varying degrees, very supportive of the Dons over the years and most matches were the subject of at least a cursory report – the majority, although by no means all, containing a team line-up. Of course, many players over the years have only played in a handful or fewer matches, and without further evidence we are often solely reliant on those early reports for our information. So we are mostly left with programmes (sparse in the early days, unknown if not non-existant before 1920) and newspaper reports. Both Richard and his brother (now listed as Henry George) are shown as boy clerks, while Richard senior is now a railway inspector and Fanny is listed as housekeeper. She is still shown as married, but again her husband is not present. Eliza and Fanny are both recorded as married, but neither husband was present on census night. By 1891 Fanny had brought the boys back to live with their father. Eliza (29) had her own son, Henry J T, while Fanny (28) does not seem to have any children of her own.

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