Daughter for Mr and Mrs W. L. Barkworth, 1937 Mar 1, Hull Daily Mail
BARKWORTH.—Feb. 26th, to Mr and Mrs W. L. Barkworth (nee Kitty Hepton); a daughter. Both well. »
Kate Hepton 1913–1991
Mr J. C. Gowland and Miss D. Ford, 1933 April 10, Hull Daily Mail
The wedding took place at St. Matthew’s Church, Anlaby-road, Hull, to-day of Mr James Clifford Gowland, youngest son of Mrs and the late Mr F. Gowland, of Hull, and Miss Doris Ford, younger daughter of Mrs and the late Capt. W. Ford. The bride was given away by her brother, Mr Walter Ford, and was attended by Miss Jean Noreen Ford (her niece), Miss Kitty Hepton (her cousin), and Miss Edith Sellars... »
Mr E. S. Hepton—Funeral of Hull Marine Surveyor, 1942 August 1, Hull Daily Mail
The funeral took place yesterday of Mr Ernest Stanley Hepton, head of the firm of W. Townhill and Hepton, consulting and marine surveyors, of Hull. Mr Hepton, who was 68 years of age, resided at “Red Gables,” Beverley-road, Anlaby. He was a member of the Wilberforce Masonic Lodge and was well known on the Hull Fish Dock. His youngest son, Eric, was killed on active service in the Middl... »
Wedding at St. Matthew’s, 1934 November 8, Hull Daily Mail
Parties Well Known in Fishing Industry The marriage took place at St. Matthew’s Church early this morning, of Mr Barkworth, son of the late Mr and Mrs W. Barkworth, and Miss K. Hepton, second daughter of Mr and Mrs E. S. Hepton. The bridegroom is a well-known Hull fish merchant, while the bride is also engaged in the fishing industry in a secretarial capacity. Mr Hepton is a partner in the f... »
Wedding of Kate Hepton and William Barkworth, 1934 November 8, Hull Daily Mail
CUTTING THE CAKE at the wedding reception of Miss K. Hepton and Mr Barkworth at Hammond’s Restaurant. The bride and bridegroom, who were married this morning at St. Matthew’s, are both well-known in the fishing industry. »