Daisy Hilda Bulbrook b. 14 Dec 1881 Scorby, Lincoln, England d. 12 May 1974 Garston, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom

1881 - 1974 (92 years)

Name	Daisy Hilda Bulbrook
Born	14 Dec 1881	Scorby, Lincoln, England
Gender	Female
Died	12 May 1974	Garston, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom
Buried	16 May 1974	Anfield, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom
Person ID	I13205	Main Tree
Last Modified	26 Dec 2009

Family Albert Victor Last, b. 21 Jul 1891, Medway, Gillingham, Kent, England , d. 26 Feb 1918, At Sea (Age 26 years)

Married 1910 Islington, Middlesex, England, United Kingdom

Children

	1. Bernard Victor George Last, b. 1910, Liverpool, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom , d. 1937, Liverpool, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom (Age 27 years)
+	2. Reginald Albert Last, b. 4 May 1915, Wavertree, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom , d. 28 Aug 1984, Liverpool, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom (Age 69 years)
+	3. Walter Wilbred Last, b. 20 Oct 1917, Woolton, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom , d. 10 Oct 1986, Chester, Cheshire, England, United Kingdom (Age 68 years)

Family ID F4015 Group Sheet

Notes

Daisy Hilda Bulbrook was stone deaf all of her 92 years of life. Albert her husband volunte ered in the Royal Army Medical Corps in 1917. His oldere brother Walter had also joined th e army. Albert was leaving England on the ship Glenard Castle, a hospital ship and his broth er Walter was watching the ship go out at Avonmouth, with all lights on, the lights disappear ed and Walter assumed that the ship was out of sight. The next day he learned the ship had b een torpedeoed by a German U_Boat in the Bristol Channel. Daisy Hilda raised the three boy s by herself. There is one picture of this little family to be scanned into this histor y . Her father in law Walter George David Last, wrote to her and told her if she would com e to the United States that he would take care of her. She declined his invitation. Janic e L. Castleton heard this story from her son Reginald Albert (Bert) in 1982 when we met on th e day of the Tabernacle Choir concert in Royal Albert Hall. She must have been a very brav e and wonderful woman.

Daisy Hilda Bulbrook[1]