| 1900-1921 ( Events from 1850 to 1899 can be found here ) |
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| Ancestors of Thomas and Irene Annett | Ancestors of Daniel and Mabel Ealey |
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| 23 July 1900 : Andrew Annett is still in Neemuch, witnessing daughter Edith's marriage. | |
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4 February 1901 : Ann (née Cundey) Heginbotham of The Dale, Stoney Middleton, dies of apoplexy and is buried alongside her husband in St Martin's Churchyard. |
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21 March 1901 : 20-year-old Daniel Ealey is in Tournay Barracks, Hampshire, his rank given as "Private, Infantry". |
| 24 May 1901 : 33-year-old Arthur Maitland is discharged from the Army Reserve Field Artillery, having served his twelve years. | |
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14 June 1901 : Probate of Ann Heginbotham's will is granted to her daughter, Bertha, her estate valued at £40 (resworn in October as £443). |
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December Quarter, 1901 : Daniel Ashby's death at the age of 78 is registered in the Hendon District. |
| 13 September 1901 : Thomas Annett is born in Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh. | |
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9 October 1902 : 45-year-old Jane Garton (née Ashby) marries her third husband, David Williams, at Our Lady's Church Walthamstow. |
| 17 January 1905 : Irene Maitland is born in Neemuch, Madhyar Pradesh |
 St Anthony's Church, Lahore, where Dorothy Annett is buried |
| 11 July 1905 : Herbert and Dorothy Annett's fifth child, Frank, is born and baptised in Saharanpur, where Herbert is a guard on the North-Western Railway. | |
| 20 December 1908 : Dorothy (née Pinniger) Annett dies of malaria aged thirty and is buried at St. Anthony's, ("The Railway Church"), Lahore. | |
| 28 May 1912 : Andrew Annett, aged 72, dies of Epithelioma and is buried at the Military Cemetery, Fort William, Calcutta. | |
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19 June 1921 : Jane Williams (née Ashby) is living in Armthorpe, Doncaster, with third husband David and their grandson, also David. David Snr is a builder's labourer. |
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24 June 1921 : Irene Maitland leaves Lawrence Military Asylum, having attained a “High Standard” of study. Father Arthur Maitland is living at 159 Pringle Road, Lahore. |
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| 4 November 1921 : Edward Ross, retired and pensioned from the Punjab Civil Secretariat, dies of heart failure aged 63 and is buried in Lahore. |
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