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Taken about 1940 and sourced from Individual - Ann Brereton.
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This picture, 'Joseph Dodd (1879-1960)', was taken about 1940 and sourced from Individual - Ann Brereton.
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Taken about 1950.
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This picture, 'Joseph Dodd 2', was taken about 1950.
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Taken in 1960 and sourced from Ancestry.co.uk.
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This picture, '1960 Joseph Dodd Obituary', was taken in 1960 and sourced from Ancestry.co.uk.
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    • FORMER COUNCIL CHAIRMAN
      Death Of Mr. J. Dodd
      Mr. Joseph Dodd, who was Chairman of the Ellesmere Port U.D. Council in  1940-41, died at Clatterbridge hospital on Saturday.  He was 63.
      Mr. Dodd, a native of Widness, bacame licencee of the 'White Lion,' Childre Thornton, in 1924, and moved to the 'Royal Oak,' Bromborough, 1940.  When the 'New Royal Oak,' was opened in 1958 he returned to the 'White Lion.' Since that time, however, he had been in failing health, and the licence was transferred to Mrs. Dodd.
      After serving on the Wirral U.D.C., Mr Dodd was elected to the Ellesmere Port U.D. Council as Childer Thornton's representative in 1934.  When he moved to Bromborough he served for a time on the Bebington Council.
      Mr Dodd is survised by his wife, two sons and and three daughters.
      The funeral took place at Hooton Parish Church on Wednesday.
Joseph, known as Joe, was born on April 1st, 1897 in Widnes.1  He died at the age of 63 on April 16th, 1960 in the Wirral.  He was buried on April 27th, 1960 in Cheshire.2 3 



Joe's first family with May Brereton

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Taken about 1922 and sourced from Individual - Ann Brereton.
This picture, 'May Brereton (1897-1933)', was taken about 1922 and sourced from Individual - Ann Brereton.
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    • May taken from Brereton family group photo

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Taken on June 20th, 1922 and sourced from Certificate - Marriage.
This picture, '1922 May Brereton & Joseph Dodd', was taken on June 20th, 1922 and sourced from Certificate - Marriage.
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‌Joe and May were married in a religious ceremony on June 20th, 1922 in New Ferry.4  They had two daughters named Edna and Pat.  There are no more children.


Joe's second family with Margaret Grieves

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Taken about 1975 and sourced from Ancestry Family Trees.
This picture, 'Margaret Grieves', was taken about 1975 and sourced from Ancestry Family Trees.
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Family Pictures
sourced from Ancestry Family Trees.
This picture, 'Joseph and Margaret Dodd', sourced from Ancestry Family Trees.
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‌Joe and Margaret were married in a religious ceremony in June 1939 in Hooton.8  They had two sons and a daughter, named Allan, Brian and Valerie.  There are no more children.

1 1939 Register Transcription
2 Deceased Online
3 National Probate Records
4 England & Wales BMD Index (1916-2007)
5 GRO Reference
6 Ancestry Family Trees
7 FreeBMD.org.uk
8 BMD-Cheshire
Further source/citation:
1911 UK Census


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