Lt Oakley E F

Edward Francis Oakeley son of Sir Charles and Ellen Oakeley



IGI indicates that his name could also be spelt Oakeley - fathers full name Charles William Atholl Oakeley. ( He's on the 1901 under that spelling with a second wife Elizabeth.)

1871

Edward F Oakeley 10mo Hastings, Sussex Son St George
Ellen Oakeley 35 Notting Hill, Middlesex Wife St George
Sir Charles W A Oakeley 42 Ealing, Middlesex Head - no occupation income derived from dividends
left out the servants - there are 5

St George Bloomsbury London RG10/339 39/22

The Times 29-3-1890
London Gazette 28-3-1890

The Prince of Wales' Volunteers (South Lancashire Regiment) Edward Francis Oakeley, in succession to Lt. D. G. Prendergast, promoted.

The Times 26-6-1895
At the funeral of Lady Oakeley, which took place on Monday, at Frittenden, Kent, the chief mourner was Sir Charles Oakeley, who was followed by his sons, Mr Oakeley, Mr Edward F. Oakeley, and Mr. Herbert Oakeley. Other mourners were the Honourable Mrs Francis Drummond, Sir Herbert Oakeley, composer of music to the Queen in Scotland, Mr Henry. E. Oakeley, her majesty's chief inspector of schools, and Mrs Henry Oakeley Sir Marteine Lloyd, General Sir Charles Reid, and Colonel and Miss Greene. The service was read by the Reverend T. Hallward, rector of the parish.

The Times 13-12-1899
Reporting London Gazette 12-12-1899

WAR OFFICE
Line Battalions
The Prince of Wales' Volunteers South Lancashire Reg. Lt. E. F. Oakeley to be Captain, vice N. W. Fraser DSO removed from the Service.

The Times, Thursday, Nov 04, 1915; pg. 6; Issue 41003; col F Sir Charles William Atholl Oakeley, who died at The Oaks, Tunbridge Wells, on Tues, was b. 1828 in Ealing. He succeeded his father as 4th Bt. in 1845... he was twice married and is succeeded by his eldest son, Charles John Oakeley, who was b. in 1862.


The Times 25-2-1922
London Gazette 24-2-1922

P.W. Vols. - Major E. F. Oakeley, ret. pay, having reached the age limit of liability to recall, ceases to belong to the Res. of Of. (Feb 25)

The Times 24-5-1924; Page 1; Issue 43660; Col A

SILVER WEDDINGS
OAKELEY : BEAUMONT : On 25th May 1899, at St Agnes' Church, Liverpool by the Ven. Archdeacon J M Wilson assisted by the Rev. Canon Lewis and the Rev. C C Eleum, EDWARD FRANCIS OAKELEY, 1st Bn. P.W.V. (South Lancs Regt) second son of Sir Charles Oakely, Bart. to Everilde, elder daughter of Mrs Beaumont, Livingstone Drive, Liverpool.

Obituaries:
20-2-1954; Page 1; Issue 52861

Oakeley - On Feb 18 1954, Major Edward Francis Oakeley, J.P. in his 84th year, late South Lancashire Regiment - of Tremaines Woodstock Road - Beloved husband of Everilde. Funeral at st Giles Church, Oxford at 2.30pm on Monday Feb 22.

St Giles Burial Register reads:

22nd Feb. 1954, OAKLEY Edward Francis, 83yrs, Tremaines, Woodstock Road, died Acland Nursing Home, Feb 18th. Buried at Wolvercote Cemetery.

I think Sir Charles Oakeley's son Charles Oakeley is living in Frittenden in 1901:
Charles Oakeley, aged 38, b. Clifton Glous. Living On Own Mean
wife Emily, 31 ,b. Farnham Surrey
children Ellen, 10, Emily, 5, Charles, 7M.

The Times, Saturday, Jan 16, 1915; pg. 11; Issue 40753; col F
Marriage has been arranged, to take place quietly, because of the war, of Ellen Beatrice 'Bice' Oakeley to Guy William Hopton. She's listed as daughter of Mr and Mrs Oakeley of Frittenden and granddaughter of Sir Charles Oakeley, Bt.

The Times, Thursday, Dec 01, 1921; pg. 13; Issue 42892; col C
A marriage is arranged, and will take place on Sat. Dec 31, between Wilfred Haig Lloyd (s.o. A. K. Lloyd) and Eileen, younger daughter of Sir Charles Oakeley, Bt, and Lady Oakeley of Frittenden. (This must be the daughter of Charles Oakeley and Emily who are in Frittenden in 1901 - maybe Emily the younger daughter was also called Eileen?)

The Times, Tuesday, Jun 13, 1922; pg. 9; Issue 43056; col D
Marriage has been arranged between Captain L. M. Kerr (son of the late J. M. Kerr) and Ellen Beatrice 'Bice', widow of G.W. Hopton and daughter of Sir Charles Oakeley, Bt.

The Times, Saturday, May 24, 1924; pg. 1; Issue 43660; col A
Silver Wedding Anniversary: Edward Francis Oakeley (son of Sir Charles) and Everilde, eldest daughter of Lady Beaumont, married 25 May 1890 at St. Agnes' Church, Liverpool.

The Times, Tuesday, Jul 29, 1924; pg. 15; Issue 43716; col B
Marriage arranged between Charles R. A. Oakeley, only son of Sir Charles Oakeley Bt and Lady Oakeley, and Audrey Fairless, elder daughter of Captain and Mrs Dampier Palmer.

The Times, Monday, Jan 08, 1934; pg. 15; Issue 46646; col C
The marriage has been arranged, and will take place very quietly, between Sir Charles J. Oakeley, Bt, and Ida, daughter of the late J. M. Kerr.

The Times, Saturday, Jul 23, 1938; pg. 14; Issue 48054; col C
Obituary of Sir Charles Oakeley, 5th Baronet. Same facts: he had a son and two daughters, first wife died 1932, married Ida Kerr (no issue), suceeded by son Charles Richard Andrew Oakeley (who is head of the firm Oakeley, Vaughan and Co, insurance brokers).


The Times, Monday, Nov 23, 1959; pg. 16; Issue 54625; col A
Obituary of the 6th Baronet, Sir Charles Richard Andrew Oakeley. Married three times, no issue. The baronetcy descends to his cousin, Mr Edward Atholl Oakeley, who was heavyweight wrestling champion of Great Britain in 1930-1935.

(His other marriages, The Times, Monday, Oct 28, 1957; pg. 10; Issue 53983; col C - Mrs Annie M. Rudd
The Times, Saturday, Jul 03, 1948; pg. 6; Issue 51114; col C - Miss Marina Bessell)

Other marriages:
The Times, Wednesday, Aug 26, 1959; pg. 10; Issue 54549; col A
Miss Anne Oakeley Kerr, only daughter of the late L. M. Kerr, and Mrs Kerr, given away by her uncle Sir Charles Oakeley, to Edward William Atholl Murray, son of Mr and Mrs Stracey Murray.

Back to Edward Francis and his brother Herbert:
Edward Francis d. 1954:
The Times, Saturday, Feb 20, 1954; pg. 8; Issue 52861; col E

There are several 'in memorandum' bits for Herbert William Oakeley, d. May 15 1931, from his wife (1938, 1941, 1943 and 1946).

http://www.angeltowns.com/town/peerage/baronetso.htm - Edward Atholl Oakeley was suceeded by John Digby Atholl Oakeley, still living.

http://www.burkes-landed-gentry.com/sites/Contents/book/UK/FHP/Peerage/fhp-OAKELEY.asp - more details.