Ethel May BRADSHAW ^1,336

  Noted events in her life were:

1. Occupation: Played piano at Uncle Gus's theatre: Turlock, Stanislaus, California, United States of America. ²²¹

2. Alt. Birth, 1889. ⁴¹⁵⁴

3. Immigration: from Newfoundland, 1907, British Columbia, Canada. ²²²

4. Departure, 24 Jul 1907, Placentia, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. ³²²

5. Departure: Train to St. John's, 24 Jul 1907, Placentia, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. ³²² This event was shared from Sarah Payne WINDSOR who also shared it with Albert BRADSHAW M.H.A. (Travelling together), Anna Windsor BRADSHAW (Travelling together), Beatrice Eugene BRADSHAW Rn (Travelling together), Florence Hilda BRADSHAW (Travelling together), Henrietta Ash BRADSHAW (Travelling together), and Madeleine Victoria BRADSHAW (Travelling together).

6. Departure: SS BONAVISTA to Montreal, 27 Jul 1907, St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. ³²² This event was shared from Sarah Payne WINDSOR who also shared it with Albert BRADSHAW M.H.A. (Travelling together), Anna Windsor BRADSHAW (Travelling together), Beatrice Eugene BRADSHAW Rn (Travelling together), Florence Hilda BRADSHAW (Travelling together), Henrietta Ash BRADSHAW (Travelling together), and Madeleine Victoria BRADSHAW (Travelling together).

7. Residence: 3701 Palo Alto Street in the Mount Tolmie area of Saanich, Aug 1907, Saanich, British Columbia, Canada. ^221,321 Bio of Beatrice Eugene Bradshaw and Hannah Jennings Bradshaw under the caption of those who served in WWI. They were both nurses.

180919: According to Anna Elton Morris the house was built by a Mr. Phillips under the guidance of Gus Windsor following the instructions of Sarah. This event was shared from Sarah Payne WINDSOR who also shared it with Albert BRADSHAW M.H.A. (Occupant), Alexander Rixon McCOUBREY (Occupant), Anna Windsor BRADSHAW (Occupant), Beatrice Eugene BRADSHAW Rn (Occupant), Clara Isabelle WINDSOR (Occupant), Florence Hilda BRADSHAW (Occupant), Hannah Jennings BRADSHAW RN (Occupant), Henrietta Ash BRADSHAW (Occupant), and Madeleine Victoria BRADSHAW (Occupant).

8. Arrival: Aboard SS BONAVISTA, 2 Aug 1907, Montreal, Québec, Canada. ³²² This event was shared from Sarah Payne WINDSOR who also shared it with Albert BRADSHAW M.H.A., Anna Windsor BRADSHAW, Beatrice Eugene BRADSHAW Rn, Florence Hilda BRADSHAW, Henrietta Ash BRADSHAW, and Madeleine Victoria BRADSHAW.

9. Departure: CP Rail to Vancouver, 4 Aug 1907, Montreal, Québec, Canada. ³²² This event was shared from Sarah Payne WINDSOR who also shared it with Albert BRADSHAW M.H.A. (Travelling together), Anna Windsor BRADSHAW (Travelling together), Beatrice Eugene BRADSHAW Rn (Travelling together), Florence Hilda BRADSHAW (Travelling together), Henrietta Ash BRADSHAW (Travelling together), and Madeleine Victoria BRADSHAW (Travelling together).

10. Arrival: From Vancouver via the CHARMER, 9 Aug 1907, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. ^221,322 This event was shared from Sarah Payne WINDSOR who also shared it with Albert BRADSHAW M.H.A. (Travelling together), Alexander Rixon McCOUBREY (Travelling together), Anna Windsor BRADSHAW (Travelling together), Beatrice Eugene BRADSHAW Rn (Travelling together), Clara Isabelle WINDSOR (Travelling together), Florence Hilda BRADSHAW (Travelling together), Henrietta Ash BRADSHAW (Travelling together), and Madeleine Victoria BRADSHAW (Travelling together).

11. Education: Cedar Hill school, After 1907, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. ^221,2460 Henrietta and Madeline went on to attend Victoria High School then Normal school for teacher training according to Anna Elton Morris in her Bradshaw paper received from Patricia Lester Pike in July 2019 This event was shared from Madeleine Victoria BRADSHAW who also shared it with Anna Windsor BRADSHAW (Witness), Beatrice Eugene BRADSHAW Rn (Witness), Florence Hilda BRADSHAW (Witness), Hannah Jennings BRADSHAW RN, and Henrietta Ash BRADSHAW (Witness).

12. Immigration: from Newfoundland, 1908, British Columbia, Canada. ^222,2461 Apparently according to the Diary of her sister Ethel, Nance did not travel to Victoria with the family in 1907 but came the following year This event was shared from Hannah Jennings BRADSHAW RN who also shared it with Anna Windsor BRADSHAW (Immigrant), Beatrice Eugene BRADSHAW Rn (Immigrant), Florence Hilda BRADSHAW (Immigrant), Henrietta Ash BRADSHAW (Immigrant), L/Sgt William George BRADSHAW (Witness), Madeleine Victoria BRADSHAW (Witness), and Sarah Payne WINDSOR (Witness).

13. Occupation: Teaching privately at Mrs. Tennison's, 19 Jun 1908, Saanich, British Columbia, Canada. ³²²

14. Education: Began learning stenography, 1 Dec 1908, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. ³²²

15. Occupation: Worked briefly at BC Hardware's office, May 1909, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. ³²²

16. Occupation: Began working at Coles & Oddy's Real Estate, Insurance and Financial Agents, 5 Jul 1909, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. ³²² 1205 Broad St.

17. Residence: 3701 Palo Alto Street in the Mount Tolmie area of Saanich, Cir 1910, Saanich, British Columbia, Canada. ³²¹ Bio of Beatrice Eugene Bradshaw and Hannah Jennings Bradshaw under the caption of those who served in WWI. They were both nurses.

18. Occupation: Stenographer, Vancouver Island Power Company, 24 Jul 1910, River Jordan, British Columbia, Canada. ³²² Jul 24 Sunday left Victoria for the Jordan River as Stenographer for the Vancouver Island Power Co. Ltd. Were supposed to leave on the tug Beatrice at six a.m. I got up at four. Left Mount Tolmie at five a.m. Will and Claude drove me in. When we arrived at the wharf, found that the boat would not leave until 9 a.m. Just then the Carpenter's [Mrs E.E Carpenter of San Francisco] arrived on the scene in hacks so we all waited at the docks until 9.

Should have reached Jordan River at 2 p.m. Instead did not arrive until 5 p.m. The scow which we were towing with our freight and belongings, began to leak so we had to anchor at a small bay near Sooke and have her pumped out. I was seasick also all next day.

19. Census: Saanich Ward 1, Ward 6, Nanaimo District, 1911, Saanich, British Columbia, Canada. ³²³ Albert and Sister in Law Sarah Bradshaw and her children. Clara McCoubrey and her son Alexander are shown on the same census form immediately after the Bradshaws. I suspect that they were all living in the same house, built by Albert.

20. Occupation: Stenographer - Office, 1911, Saanich, British Columbia, Canada. ^222,4155

21. Residence: 1941 Ernest Ave., Mt. Tolmie near Cedar Hill, 17 Oct 1912, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. ^322,2459 This event was shared with Leonard Claude Melville LYTTON.

22. Arrival: One week visit to the mainland from Victoria, 8 Jan 1915 to 15 Jan 1915, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. ³⁹⁹⁹ Ethel May [Bradshaw] Lytton and her first cousin Elsie Leone [Morry] Noel went together. Ethel's husband was away on a buying trip to England during the height of WWI. Elsie's husband was a sea captain and may have been away at the same time. This event was shared with Elsie Leone MORRY.

23. Residence: 4070 Torquay Drive, 29 Jan 1951, Cedar Hill, British Columbia, Canada. ⁴¹⁵³

Ethel married Leonard Claude Melville LYTTON, son of Living and Living, on 17 Sep 1912 in Cedar Hill, British Columbia, Canada.³³⁶ (Leonard Claude Melville LYTTON was born on 14 Nov 1879 in London, Greater London, England,⁴¹⁵⁶ died on 12 Aug 1948 in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada ¹⁹² and was buried after 12 Aug 1948 in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada ⁴¹⁵⁷.)

  Noted events in their marriage were:

1. Engagement, 22 Jun 1911, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. ³²²

2. Minister/Priest: Rev. H. A. Collison, 17 Sep 1912, Cedar Hill, British Columbia, Canada. ²⁴⁵⁹

3. Witnesses: Albert Skilton and Hannah Jennings (Nance) Bradshaw, 17 Sep 1912, Cedar Hill, British Columbia, Canada. ³²² Best man Albert Skilton - English army friend of Claude's, Bridesmaid Nance (Hannah Jennings) Bradshaw - Ethel's sister