Barbara Anslow:
The 2 surnames of Roy Francis are difficult to explain! His mother was Ivy Denton, who came into camp with a toddler Elizabeth called Betty. Ivy's husband didn't appear to be in camp. In 1942 Ivy had another daughter called Camille Tweed who only lived a few months. Roy Francis was born in Nov. 1943, and must have been registered at the hospital as Roy Francis Wright-Brown as that is the name I put in my diary.
Her surname was spelled Kinlock in a 1945 newspaper clipping, but official documents from the time used the spelling Kinloch.
Her funeral notice gives her maiden name as Kinloch-King, combining her father's and mother's surnames.
Brian gives her name as Margaret Ruth Wallace Cooke.
Barbara gives initials as "C. B.", but Brian gives name as "Cecil Walter".
Barbara Anslow:
Betty became an actress and appeared on the London stage under the name CHIN YU; married her leading man, then had twins - a boy and a girl. In 2000 the twins died within 6 months of each other. Betty passed away a year or so ago.
John Black's list gives Mr Rodger's occupation in 1941 as "Engineer".
Here's his entry in the 1941 Juror's List:
| c | Rodger, George Sinclair | Stock Supt., H. K. Tramways, Ld. | 4 Broadwood Road. |
