When Edward Stead was born in 1911, in Warmfield, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom, his father, Mark Walter Stead, was 43 and his mother, Abigale Paver, was 42. He died on 12 January 1957, in Wakefield, West Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom, at the age of 46.
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Outbreak of World War I. UK enters hostilities against Germany. Grueling trench warfare in Belgium and France.
During WWI Zeppelin raids took place all over England. The first of the raids happened from June 6-7, 1915, in Hull, East Yorkshire, England. During the attack 24 people were killed 40 injured, and 40 houses destroyed.
First UK government led by the Labor party under Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald.
English (West Yorkshire and Lancashire):
in Yorkshire and Lancashire, a habitational name primarily from Stead near Storiths in Hazlewood (Skipton, Yorkshire), which became a grange of Bolton Priory. Alternative origins might include Stead Farm in Nether Hoyland (Yorkshire), and Stidd in Ribchester (Lancashire), but it is not known if this latter produced a surviving hereditary surname. Across England, the name may arise from one or other minor places which were also named with Middle English stede ‘farm, estate; hamlet’ (Old English stede); for example, The Stude in Church Lawford (Warwickshire). The word was especially common in minor names and field names in south and southeastern England.
variant of Steed .
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