Frank Arthur Dyke and Christina Riley

When Frank Arthur Dyke was born on August 8, 1889 in Crewe, Cheshire, England, his father, Edwin Henry Dyke (1845-1923), was 44 and his mother, Selina Charlotte (née Webb) (1848-1937), was 41. He had five brothers and four sisters.

According to the civil registration marriage index, Frank married Christina Riley in 1911 (after the census).

Christina Riley was born on April 30, 1891, in Liverpool, Lancashire, England.

Frank and Christina had four children, including two sons and one daughter:

  • Gladys Dyke (1918-?) married Ernest Wilkins (1918-?)
  • Edwin Charles Dyke (1922-1985) married Ellen Ethna Kavanagh (1931-2017)
  • Kenneth Dyke (1927-2005)
In 1935, we find Frank and Christina on an electoral register at 4 Rupert Street in Birmingham (can’t locate the home on modern maps).
In 1939, the family is at 277 Witton Lodge Road at Birmingham (featured image above via GoogleMaps).
1939 Register (Image via Ancestry.com

Christina died in 1944 in Birmingham, Warwickshire, England, at the age of 61. Frank survived four more years and died in March 1948 in Birmingham, Warwickshire, England, at the age of 58. The couple is buried at Gorton Cemetery in Manchester.

Main image: 277 Witton Lodge Road Birmingham (image via GoogleMaps)

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