Birth: 1 July 1887 Walton-le-Dale, Lancashire, UK
Father: Thomas Mayho 1859-1937
Mother: Hannah Mayor 1853-1905
Christening: Unknown
Marriage: 23 December 1909 St John Church, Accrington, Lancashire, UK
Wife: Millicent Emma Bulcock 1888-1949
Death: 8 October 1952 Victoria Hospital, Blackpool, Lancashire, UK
Phyllis Mayho [Stubbs] 1910-1995
Birth of Percy Mayho in FreeBMD in July-September 1887 in Preston (8E 663).
His brother was born on 26 September 1889. There is confusion regarding his registration - there are two entries in FreeBMD for James Arthur Mayho in July September 1889 in Preston, but only one on the typed original.
In the 1891 census as Percy Mayho aged 3, born in Walton-le-Dale, Lancashire and living with his parents (Thomas and Hannah) and three brothers (James A, Ralph T and Walter) in four rooms at 10 Dean Street, Witton, Blackburn, Lancashire.
His youngest brother died in April-June 1891 in Preston.
A brother (also named James Arthur) was registered in October-December 1893 in Preston but his 1939 Register and death entries give his birth on 26 September 1890 for which there is no registration.
In the 1901 census as Percy Mayho aged 13, born in Higher Walton, Lancashire, a cotton weaver and living with his parents (Thomas and Hannah) and three brothers (James Arthur, Ralph Thos and Walter) at 195 Wensley Street, Witton, Blackburn, Lancashire.
Marriage of Percy Mayho and Millicent Emma Bulcock in FreeBMD in October-December 1909 in Haslingden (8E 146).
His daughter was born on 13 April 1910 in Accrington and regisered in April-June 1910 in Haslingden.
In the 1911 census as Percy Mayho aged 23, born in Walton, a cotton weaver, and living with his wife (Millicent Emma) and daughter (Phillis) in four rooms at 13 Young Street, Blackburn, Lancashire.
Entry Find my Past The Factory Times 5 September 1913 "Acrrington [...] New Collectors. - The committee of the Accrington and District Weavers' Association, at their meeting on Tuesday night, had before them a large number of applications for two vacant positions as collectors. Mr. Percy Mayho, weaver at Hambledon Mill, was appointed to the No. 16 Accrington district book".
Entry in Ancestry British Army WWI Service Records, 1914-1920 for Percy Mayho 33702 Lancashire Fusiliers, address 61 Marlborough Street, Accrington, aged 28 years 6 months, a weaver, height 5 ft 6 in, chest 33+4 in, old fracture of right elbow, wife Millicent Emma Bulcock spinster married on 23 December 1909 at St John Church, Accrington, daughter Phyllis born 13 April 1909 in Accrington, attested 11 December 1915, mobilized 5 June 1916, posted [illegible], 4 October 1917, had ruptured ligaments and a septic left knee in France and sent to Princess Elizabeth, Chatham for 24 days on 18 October 1917, was also in Highfield Hospital Knotty Ash from 11 April 1918 to 25 July 1918, on 13 August 1918 posted 366484 Royal Engineers R&J Electrical Engineers at Gosport as a shipyard labourer, discharged on 25 February 1919 due to injury to left knee weekly pension of 5/6 from 27 August 1919 to 2 September 1919, then 8/- until further notice plus 2/- for wife.
Entry in Ancestry UK, World War I Service Medal and Award Rolls, 1914-1920 for Percy Mayho Private 33702 Lancashire Fusiliers, and 366484 Royal Engineers Victory and British War Medals.
Entry in Ancestry UK, WWI Service Medal and Award Rolls, 1914-1920 for Percy Mayho Pioneer 366484 Royal Engineers, previous Lancashire Fus' 33702 Pte, British War Medal and Victory Medal.
Entry in Ancestry UK, World War I Pension Ledgers and Index Cards, 1914-1923 for Percy Mayho 366484 Royal Engineers of 61 Marlborough Street, Accrington, Lancashire.
In the 1921 census as Percy Maylor (sic - in the index, Mayho on the original) aged 33 years 11 months, born in Higher Walton, Lancashire, one child under sixteen aged 11, a cotton weaver (on strike) crossed out, employed by Hambledon Mill Co Limited at Hambledon Mill, and living with his wife (Millicent Emma) and daughter (Phyllis) in four rooms at 61 Marlborough Street, Accrington, Lancashire.
Entry Find my Past Rochdale Observer 29 July 1925 "Percy Mayho grocer of Central Drive".
Entry Find my Past The Cotton Factory Times 14 August 1925 "Accrington, in place of Mr. W. A. Haworth, who has Eeen moved to No, 7 District to fill the vacancy created by the retirement of Mr. Percy Mayho, who has taken a business in Blackpool."
Entry in Ancestry Lancashire, England, Electoral Registers, 1832-1939 for Percy Mayho address 110 Newhouse Road, Stanley, Blackpool, Fylde in 1939, other occupants Millicent Emma Mayho (wife?) and Phyllis Mayho (daughter?).
In the 1939 England and Wales Register as Percy Meylor (sic - in the index, Mayho on the original) born 1 July 1887, a builders labourer, address 110 Newhouse Road, Blackpool, Lancashire, other occupants Millicent Emma Meylor (wife?) and Phillips Meylor (daughter?).
His wife died at 110 Newhouse Road, Blackpool in 1949 and left effects £ 449 11s. 1d. to her husband Percy Mayho, pleasure beach attendant.
Death of Percy Mayho in FreeBMD in October-December 1952 aged 65 in Blackpool (10B 543).
Entry in Ancestry England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1858-1966, 1973-1995 for Percy Mayho died on 8 October 1952 in Blackpool, Probate 14 November 1952 Lancaster. "Mayho Percy of 124 Stonyhill-avenue Blackpool died 8 October 1952 at Victoria Hospital Blackpool Administration Lancaster 14 November to Phyllis Stubbs (wife of Norman Stubbs). Effects £1703 13s. 5d.".
There are ten entries in Ancestry Family Trees Trees for Percy Mayho.
Percy Mayho was the father of Phyllis Mayho, wife of Norman Stubbs, Felicity's uncle.
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