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Another interesting funeral which was undertaken by Jennings in 1929 was that of David Webster, who was the Chief Constable of Wolverhampton |
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David Webster's coffin was carried on an old fire engine. |
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Webster's funeral procession in Queen Square. The importance of the event can be seen from the large number of onlookers. |
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Thomas A. Linnane was the Managing Director of Goodyear's. He died in August 1928. His funeral service consisted of a Requiem Mass which was held at St Mary and St John's Church. |
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The casket is seen leaving the Church with William Jennings to its left and George Jennings (Jnr) to its right. Behind the casket is Frederick Jennings (Jnr). |
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