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Louis Bingham ARDRON (1943 - 2021)

Father: Charles Bingham Ardron II (1911 – 2004)
Mother: Leah Malvena Whitehead (1912 – 2000)

Tree extract starting with common ancestor to me:

§  3.2 William Ardron I (1792 - 1877)

§  4.2 Charles Ardron V (1822 - 1881)

§  5.5 Charles Bingham Ardron I (1848 – 1927)

§  6.12 Frank Ardron VII (1884 – 1959?)

§  7.14 Charles Bingham Ardron II (1911 – 2004)

§  8.17 Louis Bingham Ardron (1943 - 2021)

 

My 5th cousin 1 times removed was born in 1943. (GRO ref Birmingham 6d 489 Dec 1943 - Whitehead)

 

1944 Butler Education Act - framework for new free comprehensive secondary education for all
1947 on 1 January Britain's coal industry is nationalised

1948 National Health Service established

1948 on 29 July the Olympic Games open at Wembley Stadium in London

1951 Population of England reaches 41,228,000

1952 Death of King George VI, succeeded by Queen Elizabeth II
1954 Rationing resulting from ends

1955 on 22 September commercial television starts with the first ITV broadcast

1956 on 17 October Britain switches on its first nuclear power station at Calder Hall

1959 M1 Motorway punched through the Midlands from Watford to Birmingham

1961 Population of England reaches 43,566,000

1963 The Profumo Affair

 

On Friday 6 November 1964, the Evening Mail and Despatch reported that Louis had been prosecuted for and found guilty of causing an accident by dangerous driving:

 

Road ban and fine after collision

 

The driver of a car in which four people were seriously injured when it collided with a second car in Hobbs Moat Road, Sheldon, was fined £10 for dangerous driving at Solihull Magistrate’s Court.

Louis Bingham Ardron (20), of 156, Parkdale Road, Sheldon, was disqualified from driving for 12 months and ordered to pay £2 costs.

He had pleaded not guilty.

During the hearing it was stated that of the injured, two young women were still in Solihull Hospital with serious injuries.

Chief Inspector J. W. Spencer said the case arose from a collision between two cars which had been travelling in opposite directions.

It was alleged that Ardron was travelling in a stream of traffic towards Solihull. He pulled out to overtake, travelled to the offside of the road and collided with the other car.

Chief Inspector Spencer said that in a statement made five days after the accident Ardron suggested that he was travelling behind a high van and pulled out to overtake it.

‘SWUNG OUT’

As he was doing so the van pulled out which caused him “some embarrassment” and forced him across the road.

But the prosecution’s view was that there was no such van which had pulled out in front of the motorist.

In court Ardron who appeared with his left arm in a sling, said he could not remember much about the accident.

He said that there was a van travelling immediately in front of him at the time, the speed of which was slower than his.

He pulled out to view the road ahead, but on seeing something approaching returned to his own side.

Then he pulled out again and seeing the road was clear, started to overtake the van.

He said the front of his car was near the driver’s door of the van when the vehicle suddenly swung out.

He then swerved out himself to avoid a collision with the van. He could recollect nothing more until he woke up in hospital.
(Evening Mail and Despatch, Friday, November 6, 1964, page 11 (Midday Edition))

 

1965 on 8 November the death penalty is abolished

1966 on 30 July England win the football World Cup

1967 Abortion and homosexuality are legalised

 

Louis B. married Linda M. Day in 1967. (GRO ref Solihull 9c 2985 Sep 1967 – Day)

 

1969 on 2 March Concorde, the world's first supersonic airliner, makes its maiden flight

1971 on 15 February decimalised currency replaces 'pounds, shillings and pence'

1971 Population of England reaches 46,412,000

1973 on 1 January Britain joins the European Economic Community

1978 Wide spread strikes result in the so called “Winter of Discontent”
1979 Margaret Thatcher becomes Britain's first female Prime Minister

1981 Population of England reaches 46,821,000

1984 on 12 March the 12-month 'Miners' Strike' over pit closures begins

1989 Tim Berners-Lee invents the World Wide Web

1991 Population of England reaches 47,875,000

1992 on 6 May the Channel Tunnel opens, linking London and Paris by rail

2001 Population of England reaches 49,450,000

2001 on 11 September Islamic terrorists crash aircraft on targets in New York and Washington

2005 on 7 July suicide bombers kill 52 people on London's transport system

2005 in December Civil partnerships give same-sex couples legal rights

 

He died on 8 July 2021. He was resident at Sheldon, Birmingham. (HMCTS Probate – Letters of Administration)

Louis B. died without leaving a will (intestate) and administration of hid estate was eventually granted to Sharon Elizabeth Hadley of Solihull on 5 February 2024. (HMCTS Probate – Letters of Administration) Probably his daughter Sharon.

 

Linda M. DAY (-)
BORN?? 1947? Probably born in 1947 in Birmingham (GRO ref Birmingham 9c 1265 Mar 1947 – Payne)

DEATH?? Probably died in 2020 in Birmingham (FindmyPast death index) – born 1947. Shown as Linda Margaret Ardron.

 

Louis B. and Linda had the following children:

 

1) Sharon Elizabeth Ardron (1970 -)
My 6th cousin was born in 1970. (GRO ref Solihull 9c 4434 Mar 1970 - Day)

 

Sharon married Darren K. Tuzzio in 1991. (GRO ref Birmingham 32 113 Oct 1991 – Tuzzio)

 

Darren K. TUZZIO (-)
BORN??

2) Brian Charles Ardron (1972 -)
My 6th cousin was born in 1972. (GRO ref Solihull 9c 4232 Mar 1972 - Day)


MARRIED??

 

 

Notes: no probate Linda M. Ardron (2020)