Thomas Carey Blyton (junior), May's elder brother, was born in Deptford, Kent. In 1896 he married (in Sheffield) Theresa Mary Harrison, a milliner, daughter of a table fork maker, from a large family. They soon returned to London because of Thomas Carey's employment with a cutlery firm. Find A Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 10 September 2018), memorial page for Enid Blyton (11 Aug 1898-28 Nov 1968), Find A Grave Memorial no. 6821180, citing Golders Green Crematorium, Golders Green, London Borough of Barnet, Greater London, England ; Maintained by Find A Grave . Enid Blyton daughter Hanly Blyton
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Biography Thomas was born in 1870. He died in 1920. 1901 census: 95 Chaffinch Road, Beckenham, Kent, England Thomas Carey Blyton Head Male 31 Deptford, London [mantle manufacturer] Theresa Mary Blyton Wife Female 26 Sheffield, Yorkshire Enid Mary Blyton Daughter Female 3 Dulwich, London Hanly Harrison Blyton Son Male 1 Beckenham, Kent son Thomas Carey Blyton son Malpas Lorne Blyton son Alice May Blyton daughter George Blyton father Elizabeth Blyton mother Enid and Her Father, Thomas Carey Blyton Enid and Her Mother, Theresa Mary Blyton (Nee Harrison) First School Childhood Games Books That Enid Read as a Girl Senior School Her Parents' Separation Early Writing Music Teacher-Training First Recorded Publication of an Enid Blyton Work Teaching The Death of Her Father Success as a Writer Welcome! Welcome to the world of Carey Blyton: composer, writer and nonsense poet (and nephew of Enid ). Carey is perhaps best known as the creator of the accidental children's hit Bananas in Pyjamas, but he was an accomplished musician and a man of many talents—not to mention an all-pervading sense of humour.
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Born Enid Mary Blyton on August 11, 1897, in East Dulwich, London; died on November 28, 1968 in Hampstead, London; eldest child and only daughter of Thomas Carey Blyton, Jr. (worker in a wholesale clothing business) and Theresa Mary (Harrison) Blyton; attended St. Christopher's School for Girls, Beckenham, 1907-15, and Ipswich High School, 1916-. Historical Person Search Search Search Results Results Thomas Carey Blyton (1870 - 1920) Try FREE for 14 days Try FREE for 14 days. Info Share. How do we create a person's profile? We collect and match historical records that Ancestry users have contributed to their family trees to create each person's profile. We encourage you to research. Carey Blyton (14 March 1932 - 13 July 2002) was a British composer and writer best known for his song "Bananas in Pyjamas" (1969)—which later became the theme tune for an Australian children's television series —and for his work on Doctor Who. Thomas Carey Blyton Est. Birth Date Not Available Est. Residence Age 31
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August 11 — Enid Mary Blyton born at 354 Lordship Lane, East Dulwich, the daughter of Thomas Carey Blyton (a cutlery salesman) and Theresa (nee Harrison). Family move to a semi-detached villa at 95 Chaffinch Road, Beckenham. October 8 — Eelco Martinus ten Harmsen van der Beek born. husband Thomas Carey Blyton father Theresa Mary Blyton mother Hanly Blyton brother Carey Charles Blyton, Snr brother William Cecil Alexander Pollock ex-husband's son
First Online: 08 December 2021 162 Accesses Part of the Literary Lives book series (LL) Abstract This chapter introduces Enid Blyton and discusses her place in twenty-first-century popular culture and her meanings for different readers. It gives an overview of Blyton's life and highlights some of the difficulties she presents to biographers. Blyton was born on August 11, 1897, at 354 Lordship Lane, East Dulwich, London, the eldest child of Thomas Carey Blyton (1870-1920), a salesman of cutlery, and Theresa Mary (1874 - 1950). Blyton had two younger brothers, Hanly (b. 1899), and Carey (b. 1902), who were born after the family had moved to the nearby suburb of Beckenham.
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Enid Mary Blyton, one of Britain's. She was the first child of Thomas Carey Blyton and Theresa Mary Blyton (nee Harrison). Her brothers, Hanly and Carey, were born in 1899 and 1902, respectively. Blyton was enrolled at St Christopher's School for Girls in 1907, where she excelled as tennis champion, lacrosse team captain and head girl.. Their son, Thomas Carey Blyton Jr, married a Sheffield girl, Theresa May Harrison, from Monmouth Street, Broomhall, in London in 1896, moving on account of his job as a cutlery salesman. The newly-married couple lived in a small flat above a shop in East Dulwich where Enid Mary Blyton was born in 1897, followed by two boys, Henly and Carey.
