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[marcowalker148]

Are you searching for the Best Service for Groundworks in Pokesdown? Then contact S N Construction Ltd. Visit them for more info:- 

[idiotthewise]

Shout out to @renovatiobikes . Thanks again for seriously good service and friendly conversation. A really goid bike shop that always go the extra mile. #thanks #appreciated #greatservice #renovatiobikes #boscombe #pokesdown #bournemouth #southbourne #instabike #cycling #mountainbike #gentlemen (at Renovatio Bikes) https://www.instagram.com/p/BpsNm2XDoso/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1nojvkbvzc1rm

[timsmartillustration]

A drawing of the area where I grew up

[harrywilliam6433]

If you are finding for Kebab Delivery in Westbourne? then visit at Doner Kebab UK. They serve a variety of food such as pizzas, burgers, wraps, kebabs and more. https://is.gd/Doner_Kebab_UK

[rottenstarlet]

Eileen McNamee was born as Eileen O'Leary in Plymouth, Devon, England on December 16, 1892.

She was the eldest child of Richard O'Leary (b. 1866), a Royal Engineer, and Minnie Petheram (b. 1864), natives of London and Gloucestershire, respectively, who had married in Swansea in 1891 before going on to have three children, losing one in infancy.

Eileen's only surviving sibling was her younger brother Galbraith (b. January 28, 1899) who was born in Chelsea.

By 1901, Eileen and her family were living in Gillingham, Kent. Her parents are recorded on the census residing at 7 Middle Street whilst Eileen is recoded elsewhere as a patient at the Canterbury Road Infections Hospital; the nature of her illness is not stated.

At the time of the 1911 census Eileen and her family were living at 8 Wilton Road, Salisbury, Wiltshire; she was described as an unmarried bookkeeper cashier for Lipton's whilst her father was a clerk in the War Office.

Eileen was married in Corpus Christi Roman Catholic Church in Pokesdown, Bournemouth on January 12, 1912 to Neal McNamee (b. 1884), a provisions dealer for Liptons and a native of Co Donegal, Ireland. The two had met whilst he was working in Salisbury.

Her new husband was offered a position at Lipton Ltd. in America and Sir Thomas Lipton himself wrote a letter of introduction to his General Manager in New York. Upon hearing that Eileen was leaving for New York, the Superintendent of Salisbury Baptist Church who was also Mayor of Salisbury at the time, Mr W. Pritchard, gave Eileen a letter of kind appreciation and a gift of a testament. This gift was the last item that Eileen's mother saw her pack into her trunk.

The newlyweds boarded the Titanic at Southampton as third class passengers (ticket number 376566, which cost £16, 2s).

It is believed that Lightoller was referring to the McNamees when he recalled events of the evacuation:

“One young couple walked steadily up and down the boat deck throughout pretty well the whole of the proceedings. Once or twice the young chap asked if he could help. He was a tall, clean-bed Britisher, on his honeymoon I should say. The girl--she was little more--never made the slightest attempt to come towards the boats, much less be taken on board, although I looked towards her several times with a look of silent invitation, but no, she was not going to be parted from her man...”

Eileen and her husband died in the sinking; her body was recovered by the MacKay Bennett (#53) and buried at sea on April 22:

NO. 53. - FEMALE. - ESTIMATED AGE, 23. - HAIR, BROWN.

CLOTHING - Brown velvet coat; sailor blouse; white, with blue anchor on front; blue flannel petticoat with "E. M. C."; blue corsets; blue skirt with black braid; black stockings and shoes.

EFFECTS - Wedding ring and keeper (turquois and diamond) gold; bracelet on right wrist; two third class tickets; one purse with 1s. 11d.; fountain pen; keys; cosmetic, & etc.; and cards as below.

THIRD CLASS.

NAME - Mrs N. McNAMEE.

Kingston House, Wilton Rd., Salisbury.

A bench with a plaque and a tree were placed in their memory in Winston Churchill Gardens, Salisbury. The original bench is still there but missing the original plaque; the original tree was destroyed by vandals. On 28 July 1999 a new tree was planted and a new bench and plaque unveiled.

What became of her parents in later years is not clear; there is some suggestion that they settled in Canada but there is also a possibility that they spent their final days living in Sidcup, Kent. Her brother Galbraith died in London on August 9, 1979. (x)

[stevebeck]

Keep quiet! I think the flamingo’s spotted us! 👀 #pinkflamingo #shopwindow #antiqueshop #streetphotography #pokesdown

[wedoethicalliving]

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Thank you to @lovettestateagents for diverting waste clothing from landfill. They have pledged to deliver us all of the clothing left over from client house clearances in Dorset and office staff to support our care programme! #LoveDorset #lovettwhereyoulive #wedoredo #wedoethical #kellylevell #ecovibes #ecoblogger #sustainablesolutions #sustainability #landfillsave #sustainableliving #ethicalliving #greeninitiatives #rescue #reuse #recycle #lovett #gogreen #love #dorset #bournemouth #christchurch #pokesdown #boscombe #southbourne #poole (at Lovett International Estate & Letting Agent)

[riverdarling]

A little sneaky shot of "Smug", "Edwin" and "Fake Smile 1" in Bonita Art during the celebration! 🍾 See more of my work at: www.riverdarling.co.uk #riverdarling #riversgallery #painting #bonitaart #gallery #art #southbourne #boscombe #pokesdown #bournemouth #dorsetart #photooftheday #instaart #artistic_unity #arts_help (at Southbourne 'Bonita art')

[jamesseaward]

Acoustic gig in Pokesdown from a couple of years back... #memorylane #acoustic #gigs #live #stripped #pokesdown #iford #hometown #takaminelimitededition #thestorm (at The Bell)

[coolronyposts]

Find the best Roofer in Pokesdown by SIR Roofing Solutions Ltd. Visit: https://goo.gl/maps/afknuJcVt25VC8L89

[majestikbreaks]

Today I got on my bike for the first time in a while and just kept riding… (Well, apart from the occasional walking up hills) Kinda accidentally ended up in Mudeford… Which was good until I totally died on the way back (16 miles later) and got the train back from Pokesdown. #hengistburyhead #bike #seaviews (at Hengistbury Head) https://www.instagram.com/p/CerHmdZq1Yu/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[idiotthewise]

Beautiful Blues #blues #blau #theblues #flowers #flaaaaz #mygarden #petals #foliage #botany #nature #ruffrootcreative #boscombe #pokesdown #southbourne (at Boscombe)

[babarum]

Migránsbuci

[mrjonathandealposts]

I met up with the one & only #roxannedebastion at #vinilorecordstore in Pokesdown Bournemouth on Tues 30/11/2021 for the release of her new album 'You & Me We Are The Same' (at Pokesdown) https://www.instagram.com/p/CXGWL3Moo79/?utm_medium=tumblr

[benrunnerpants]

First early morning run for a while. Bracing out there, but enjoyable. Didn’t take my phone so no pictures of the sunrise. Looked good from holes bay & the quay. Legs felt a little heavy after Sunday’s race. However better now for getting out on a recovery run. Pencilled in a long run Thursday or Friday, last one before the bournemouth half. Been looking at the trains for next Sunday & it seems with all the changes there now isn’t an early one on a Sunday. I’m sure before I’ve been able to get to pokesdown before 07:00 now the first train arrives at 07:16! Just about enough time to be okay, however not ideal! #running #runner #lonelygoatrunningclub #runnersofinstagram #runnerscommunity #instarun #instarunners #runstagram #strava #adidasboost #tomtom #halfmarathontraining #recoveryrun #poole #rundorset #runbmf #ukrunchat #igrunners #runhappy (at Poole, Dorset) https://www.instagram.com/p/BoJChMeAZ5y/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1kun98c1z7vbn