Reverend Paul Daniel Eyre

From FreeBMD: Registration of birth of Paul Daniel Eyre in 1853

July to September 1853: Registration of birth of Paul Daniel Eyre; in Bury St Edmunds (Volume 4a, Page 388)

From Wiltshire notes and queries Volume 5 Published 1908 Page 419

1b. Rev. Charles J. Phipps Eyre, for twenty-five years rector of Marylebone, married, in 1839, Mary Hulse Eyre (see later Eyre of Warrens), and had issue 1c to 8c.

4c. The Reverend Paul Daniel Eyre, vicar of [St Saviour with All Saints Church, Belle Vue Street, Scarborough, Yorkshire YO12 54.2805789, -0.411062], married Sarah Jessie Underwood, daughter of W. Elphinstone Underwood, and has issue:

1d. Wilfred Richard Paul Eyre.
2d. Arthur Charles Benedict Eyre.

From FreeBMD: Registration of marriage of Paul Daniel Eyre in 1889 and FreeBMD: Registration of marriage of Sarah Jessie Underwood in 1889

• July to September 1889: Registration of marriage of Sarah Jessie Underwood; in Kensington (Volume 1a, Page 284)
• July to September 1889: Registration of marriage of Paul Daniel Eyre; in Kensington (Volume 1a, Page 284)

From British Newspaper Archive: Hampshire Chronicle Saturday, 10 August 1889 Page 8 Marriages

Marriages: Eyre — Underwood. — On Tuesday, 6 August 1889, at St Mary Abbots, Kensington Church Street, Kensington, London W8 4LA 51.50222, -0.19167, by the Rev. J. R. Magrath, D.D., Provost Queen's College, Oxford, the Rev. Paul D. Eyre, Rector of Newnham, son of the Rev. C. J. P. Eyre, sometime Rector of St. Marylebone, to Sarah Jessie Underwood, only daughter of William Elphinstone Underwood, and niece of Mrs. Thornhill Bushby, of [23 The Boltons, South Kensington, London SW10 9SU 51.4887085, -0.1848835].

From MyHeritage: Paul D Eyre: 1891 England & Wales Census

5 April 1891 Census for residents of Newnham Green, Newnham, [probably] Rectory, Ridge Road, Newnham, Hampshire RG27 9AS51.282043, -0.987581, England

• Paul D Eyre, head, married, male, aged 36 [born about 1855], in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk; Rector of Newnham
• Sarah J Eyre, wife, married, female, aged 24 [born about 1867], in India
• Sibyl C C Eyre, daughter, single, female, aged 8 months, [born about July 1890], in Kensington, Middlesex
• Clara Philpot, servant, single, female, aged 26 [born about 1865], in St Martins, Middlesex; Housemaid Domestic
• Jane Hicks, servant, single, female, aged 42 [born about 1849], in [Pangton, Dorset? maybe Paignton, Devon]; Cook Domestic Servant
• Charles Kennedy, servant, single, male, aged 23 [born about 1868], in Hastings, Sussex; Groom Domestic Servant
• Harriet Neale, servant, single, female, aged 21 [born about 1870], in Shenley, Buckinghamshire; Nurse Domestic Servant

From MyHeritage: Paul D Eyre: 1911 England & Wales Census

2 April 1911 Census for residents of Framfield Vicarage, Brookhouse Lane, Framfield, Sussex TN22 5NH 50.962352, 0.127028, England; House with 16 rooms

• Paul D Eyre, head, married for 21 years [about 1890], 3 children still living, male, aged 56 [born about 1855], in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk; Vicar of Framfield
• Jessie Eyre, wife, married for 21 years [about 1890], 3 children still living, female, aged 43 [born about 1868], in Madras, India; Wife of vicar
• Christabel Eyre, daughter, single, female, aged 20 [born about 1891], in Newnham, Hampshire; Daughter of vicar
• Benedict Eyre, son, single, male, aged 10 [born about 1901], in Scarborough, Yorkshire; Son of vicar
• Mary Davis, servant, single, female, aged 40 [born about 1871], in Boningale, Staffordshire; Servant Parlourmaid
• Annie Coathham, servant, single, female, aged 21 [born about 1890], in Scarborough, Yorkshire; Servant Cook
• Dorothy Lawrence, servant, single, female, aged 23 [born about 1888], in Horsham, Sussex; Servant Sewing maid

From British Newspaper Archive: Sussex Agricultural Express Friday, 22 January 1915 Page 5 Framfield: The Roll of Honour

The Roll of Honour. — The parish has parted with many its best and most able men in the past few months, and the number of those who are now away doing their best for the Realm is very considerable for so comparatively small a population. In the "Quarterly Journal" the Vicar, the Rev. P. D. Eyre, D.D., says:—

"There are still plenty of men in towns and villages alike throughout England who might join the Colours, and in this vast conflict, which has really only begun, the call in some shape or other will no doubt come to these too, later on.... In the spring, when a vast majority of recruits will have completed their training and joined the fighting line, and be engaged in active warfare abroad, the good custom of reading out the names of those actually fighting for England, in church, at least once Sunday, might well be adopted here, as is the case already in many of the churches."

Appended is a list of men from Framfield who have responded the appeal to join the Army since the War broke out:— ...

Lieutenant Wilfrid R. P. Eyre, R.N., H.M.S. Falmouth

From FreeBMD: Registration of death of Paul D Eyre in 1929

January to March 1929: Registration of death of Paul D Eyre; aged 76 [born about 1853]; in Steyning, Sussex (Volume 2b, Page 644)

From British Newspaper Archive: Yorkshire Post and Leeds Intelligencer Saturday, 16 March 1929 Page 12 Deaths

Deaths: Eyre. — Paul Daniel Eyre, D.D., Oxford, sometime Scholar of Queen's College, beneficed for 37 years in the Dioceses of Winchester, York, and Chichester. — Private funeral at Ore.

From MyHeritage: Paul Daniel Eyre: FamilySearch Family Tree

• name: Paul Daniel Eyre
• gender: Male
• parents: Charles James Phipps Eyre, Mary Hulse Eyre
• born: 1853 at Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, England
• siblings: Charles Eyre, Mary Eyre, James Eyre, John Rashdall Eyre, Emma Eyre, Edmund Phipps Eyre, Alfred Collett Eyre, Jacintha Eyre, Alice Eyre, Ernest Eyre, Francis George Eyre
• born: Wednesday, 6 July 1853 at Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, England
• marriage: Sarah Jessie Underwood on 1889 at Kensington, London, England
• wife: Sarah Jessie Eyre (born Underwood)
• children: Christabel Sibyl C Nicholson (born Eyre), Wilfrid Richard Paul Eyre, Arthur Charles Benedict Eyre
• census: Sunday, 2 April 1871, residence: Lee, London, Kent, England
• census: Sunday, 5 April 1891, residence: Newnham, Hampshire, England
• census: Sunday, 31 March 1901, residence: Scarborough, Yorkshire (North Riding), England
• census: Sunday, 2 April 1911, residence: Framfield, , Sussex, England
• died: Sunday, 31 March 1929 at Lancing, Sussex, England
• source: FamilySearch