Terence (Terry) Halliwell

  General Notes:

Robin Halliwell:
"After the war he continued to work for the Civil Service, Post Office (Telecoms) and was selling Telex machines and Switchboards (inc PABX) to businesses in Liverpool and also in the Isle of Man. I can remember going to the Pier head on the bus from Speke with my mum to meet him coming back on the ferry from regular trips to the Isle of Man. He nearly always brought me a new Dinky toy! He could read Telex tape as it came through, which I thought was amazing!"

  Noted events in his life were:

• Military: Signalman 2338455, No.3 Coy, L of C Signals, Field Post Office, Oct 1939. ¹⁸⁹

• Military: British 4th African Forces, Mar 1943. ⁵⁷

• Military: 82 Telegragh Ops Section, 2 Coy, 1st Army Signals BNAF, Jul 1943. ⁵⁷

• Military: 6W/T Det Type M, 2 Coy, 15 Army Group, Signals CMF, Sep 1944. ⁵⁷

• Military: 6W/T Section, Type M, Attached 3 Coy, 8th Army Signals,BTA CMF, Aug 1945. ⁵⁷

• occupatiion: selling Telex machines and Switchboards (inc PABX) to businesses in Liverpool and the Isle of Man, After 1945, Liverpool, England. ⁵⁷

• occupatiion: Sales Superintendent for British Telecom, from 1962, London, England. ⁵⁷

• Cremation, 1976, Watford Crematorium. ⁵⁷

• occupatiion: In his early years he delivered telegrams to big liners arriving at Liverpool. ⁵⁷

Terence married Mary Josephine (Josie) Davies, daughter of George William Davies and Annie Louisa Handley, on 8 Nov 1947 in St Andrews Church, Clubmoor, Liverpool, England.⁵⁷ (Mary Josephine (Josie) Davies was born on 28 May 1922 in Liverpool, UK and died on 27 Jul 2006 in Hemel Hempstead, England.)

Terence next married Ann. (Ann died about 1944 in Liverpool, UK.)