- 1921 Census for Tan Office Cottages, Chevington, Suffolk, England
First Last name Rel.to head Sex Birth Age in years Birth place Occ. Employer
Arthur Orriss Husband Male 1884 37 years 1 month Depden, Suffolk, England Traction Engine Driver (Threshing) J Sangster, Machinest
Elizabeth Orriss Wife Female 1885 36 years 5 months Earl Stonham, Suffolk, England - -
Reginald Orriss Step-son Male 1907 14 years 6 months Suffolk, England - -
Frank Orriss Son Male 1909 12 years 4 months Chevington, Suffolk, England - -
Alfred Orriss Son Male 1910 11 years 4 months Chevington, Suffolk, England - -
Violet Orriss Daughter Female 1911 10 years Chevington, Suffolk, England - -
Arthur Orriss Son Male 1912 9 years 6 months Chevington, Suffolk, England - -
Frederick Orriss Son Male 1914 6 years 9 months Chevington, Suffolk, England - -
Stanley Orriss Son Male 1916 5 years 2 months Chevington, Suffolk, England - -
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- Bury Free Press 31 July 1937, p14:
SONS ACT AS BEARERS
At Their Father's Funeral.
The Late Mr. A.Orriss, of Chevington
When the funeral took place, at Chevington, on Friday, of Mr Arthur Orriss, his six sons, in accordance with one of the last wishes of their father, acted as bearers.
Mr. Orriss, who died at his home, Brooke's Corner, on the previous Tuesday after a painful illness lasting some months, was 53 years of age.
Third son of Mr. Fred Orriss, he was a native of Depden, but had lived in Chevington for a number of years.
Better known as "Klipper," he was popular and respected over a wide area, where he travelled in charge of threshing machinery for the late Mr. John Sangster and Mrs Stephens.
He leaves a widow, six sons and two daughters to mourn their loss.
At the funeral, the Rev. E.Gaunt, of Chedburgh, officiated, the Rev. A.K. Shewsbury also being present.
One hymn, "The King of Love, my Shepherd is," was sung.
Deceased's son, who acted as bearers, were: Messrs. Reg*., Frank, Alfred, Arthur, Fred and Stanley Orriss. The other mourners were: Mrs. A.Orriss (widow), Miss Violet Orriss (daughter), Mr and Mrs Colin Kellas (brother-in-law and sister), Mrs Alf. and Mrs F.Orriss (daughters-in-law), Mrs. Albert Orriss (sister-in-law), Mr Ned Bridge (brother-in-law), Messrs. J. and R.Orriss and Mrs G.Dodson (nephews and nice), Miss Cook, Miss Cross, Mr. and Mrs. S.Pettit, Mr. and Mrs. H.Clarry, Mr. Stephens (employer), Mr. and Mrs. F.Wallace, sen., Mr and Mrs. F.Wallace, jun., Mrs. Mingay, Mrs and Miss Howe, Mrs Green, Mrs. Frost, Mr. H.Clarke, Mrs. A. Last, Mr. Andrew Newman, Mr. Mortlock, Mrs. A.Copping, Mrs. G.Arbon, Mrs. Pearson, Mrs. Beavis, Mr. Gooch, Mr. E.Nunn, Mr. and Mrs. M.Cross, Mr. Johnson, Mr. B.King, Mr.F.Sturgeon, Mr. W.Avis, Mr F.Bumpstead, Mrs Norman, Mrs Souter, Mrs.Dent, Miss G.Sams, and Mrs Clarry.
Another daughter, Miss Joan Orriss, was unable to be present.
*Note: Reg was his stepson, aged 4 according to 1911 census which also shows Arthur and Elizabeth had been married two years with two living children. On 1921 census, Reg is noted as his stepson.
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1884 - 1937 (52 years)
