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Rowland Hill Berkeley , J.P. ( 1849-1905 ) was an English grocery merchant , factory owner and Liberal Unionist politician , who served as Lord Mayor of Birmingham , dying in office .
Life
Berkeley was born in late 1849 in Handsworth ( then a village in Staffordshire , now a suburb of Birmingham ) , to Ann ( née Hill ) and John Berkeley , a coal dealer , both from Worcestershire .
He apprenticed as a grocer in Ashted Row , Birmingham , then set up his own grocery business , eventually operating throughout the city and neighbouring towns of West Bromwich and Walsall .
He took up several directorships , including of Birmingham 's Grand Hotel .
He also owned the metal toy factory previously operated by Messrs .
Hull and Collett .
He held a patent , for " Improvements in coal tongs , ice tongs , sugar tongs , fire iron tongs , and other like tongs " and petitioned for another , for the invention of " A new or improved hydraulic apparatus for drawing corks . "
Politics Berkeley served on Birmingham City Council , being elected unopposed to Duddeston ward for the Liberal Unionist Party on 21 November 1892 , having earlier served as chair of the Duddeston Ward Liberal Unionist Association .
He served on the council 's Gas Committee and chaired its Lunatic Asylum Commission of Visitors .
In the latter role , he was instrumental in the creation of Hollymoor Lunatic Asylum — its official opening was postponed due to his death .
He was appointed Lord Mayor in 1904 .
He was also Birmingham 's chief magistrate .
Death During the afternoon of 13 April 1905 , Berkeley — a man generally in good health — complained of feeling unwell .
He nonetheless continued to work , then attended the induction of a new rector , Denton Thompson , at St Martin in the Bull Ring with his wife and one daughter .
He died at his home at 93 , Harborne Road , Birmingham , that evening from " apoplexy " ( now known as a haemorrhagic stroke ) , within minutes of collapsing .
His dinner guests at the time included Edmund Whitcombe , superintendent of the Birmingham City Asylum , and the Berkeley 's family physician and next-door neighbour , Dr Huxley , who despite their efforts were unable to revive him .
On the evidence of these two medical men , the city coroner decided that no inquest would be necessary .
A commemorative service was subsequently held at the non-conformist Carr 's Lane Chapel , where Berkeley had worshipped .
Obituaries were published in local newspapers , and in The Journal of Gas Lighting , Water Supply & Sanitary Improvement .
Former Lord Mayor Charles Gabriel Beale was returned to the post for what should have been the remainder of Berkeley 's tenure .
Personal life
Berkeley married Eliza , née Jeffrey , and they had two daughters , Elsie Ann and Kate .
All survived him .
Eliza lived into her nineties , dying during World War II .
Elsie ( died 1967 ) married Edward Daniel Mason ( died 1968 ) in 1911 .
Their son , Rowland Hill Berkeley Mason , known as Bill , was a successful documentary film director , and father of Nicholas Berkeley Mason , drummer in Pink Floyd .


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rowland hill [HILL] berkeley [PERSON] , j.p. ( 1849-1905 ) was an english grocery merchant [PERSON] , factory owner [VEHICLE] and liberal unionist politician [PERSON] , who served as lord mayor [HUMAN ROLE] of birmingham [PLACE] , dying in office [PLACE] . life berkeley [PERSON] was born in late 1849 in handsworth [PLACE] ( then a village [PLACE] in staffordshire [PLACE] , now a suburb [PLACE] of birmingham [PLACE] ) , to ann [PERSON] ( née hill [HILL] ) and john berkeley [PERSON] , a coal dealer [PERSON] , both from worcestershire [PLACE] . he apprenticed as a grocer [PERSON] in ashted row [PERSON] , birmingham [PLACE] , then set up his own grocery business [INFORMATION] , eventually operating throughout the city [PLACE] and neighbouring towns [ENTITY] of west bromwich [PERSON] and walsall [UNKNOWN] . he took up several directorships [UNKNOWN] , including of birmingham [PLACE] 's grand hotel [PLACE] . he also owned the metal toy factory [PERSON] previously operated by messrs [UNKNOWN] . hull [PLACE] and collett [PERSON] . he held a patent [ACT] , for " improvements [UNKNOWN] in coal tongs [PERSON] , ice tongs [PERSON] , sugar tongs [PERSON] , fire iron tongs [PERSON] , and other like tongs [PERSON] " and petitioned for another , for the invention [VALUE] of " a new or improved hydraulic apparatus [APPARATUS] for drawing corks [EVENT] . " politics berkeley [PERSON] served on birmingham city [PLACE] council [HUMAN GROUP] , being elected unopposed to duddeston ward [PERSON] for the liberal unionist party [GROUP] on 21 november [PERIOD] 1892 , having earlier served as chair [PERSON] of the duddeston ward liberal unionist association [INSTITUTION] . he served on the council [HUMAN GROUP] 's gas committee [HUMAN GROUP] and chaired its lunatic asylum commission [INSTANCE] of visitors [UNKNOWN] . in the latter role [ROLE] , he was instrumental in the creation [ABSTRACT ENTITY] of hollymoor lunatic asylum [PLACE] — its official opening [EVENT] was postponed due to his death [EVENT] . he was appointed lord mayor [HUMAN ROLE] in 1904 . he was also birmingham [PLACE] 's chief magistrate [POSITION] . death [EVENT] during the afternoon [UNKNOWN] of 13 april [PERIOD] 1905 , berkeley [PERSON] — a man [PERSON] generally in good health [PROPERTY] — complained of feeling unwell . he nonetheless continued to work [ACTIVITY] , then attended the induction [RANK] of a new rector [PERSON] , denton thompson [PERSON] , at st martin [PERSON] in the bull ring [PERSON] with his wife [PERSON] and one daughter [PERSON] . he died at his home [PLACE] at 93 , harborne road [PLACE] , birmingham [PLACE] , that evening from " apoplexy " ( now known as a haemorrhagic stroke [PERSON] ) , within minutes [PERIOD] of collapsing . his dinner [EVENT] guests at the time [PERIOD] included edmund whitcombe [PERSON] , superintendent [PERSON] of the birmingham city [PLACE] asylum [PLACE] , and the berkeley [PERSON] 's family physician [PERSON] and next-door neighbour [STATE] , dr huxley [PERSON] , who despite their efforts [ACTION] were unable to revive him . on the evidence [ABSTRACT ENTITY] of these two medical men [PERSON] , the city coroner [PLACE] decided that no inquest [INVESTIGATION] would be necessary . a commemorative service [INSTITUTION] was subsequently held at the non-conformist carr [PERSON] 's lane chapel [PERSON] , where berkeley [PERSON] had worshipped . obituaries [SPEECH ACT] were published in local newspapers [SPEECH ACT] , and in the journal [QUANTITY] of gas lighting [ACT] , water supply [AMOUNT] & sanitary improvement [ABSTRACT ENTITY] . former lord mayor [HUMAN ROLE] charles gabriel beale [PERSON] was returned to the post [UNKNOWN] for what should have been the remainder [ESTATE] of berkeley [PERSON] 's tenure [STATUS] . personal life berkeley [PERSON] married eliza [PERSON] , née jeffrey [PERSON] , and they had two daughters [PERSON] , elsie ann [PERSON] and kate [PERSON] . all survived him . eliza [PERSON] lived into her nineties [UNKNOWN] , dying during world war ii [PERSON] . elsie [PERSON] ( died 1967 ) married edward daniel mason [PERSON] ( died 1968 ) in 1911 . their son [PERSON] , rowland hill [HILL] berkeley [PERSON] mason [PERSON] , known as bill [PERSON] , was a successful documentary film director [INSTITUTION] , and father [PERSON] of nicholas berkeley [PERSON] mason [PERSON] , drummer [PERSON] in pink floyd [PERSON] .

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38jeffrey1PERSON berkeley married eliza , née jeffrey , and they had two daughters , elsie ann and kate .
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42pink floyd1PERSON their son , rowland hill berkeley mason , known as bill , was a successful documentary film director , and father of nicholas berkeley mason , drummer in pink floyd .
43visitors1UNKNOWN he served on the council 's gas committee and chaired its lunatic asylum commission of visitors .
44dealer1PERSON berkeley was born in late 1849 in handsworth ( then a village in staffordshire , now a suburb of birmingham ) , to ann ( née hill ) and john berkeley , a coal dealer , both from worcestershire .
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47superintendent1PERSON his dinner guests at the time included edmund whitcombe , superintendent of the birmingham city asylum , and the berkeley 's family physician and next-door neighbour , dr huxley , who despite their efforts were unable to revive him .
48grocer1PERSON he apprenticed as a grocer in ashted row , birmingham , then set up his own grocery business , eventually operating throughout the city and neighbouring towns of west bromwich and walsall .
49november1PERIOD politics berkeley served on birmingham city council , being elected unopposed to duddeston ward for the liberal unionist party on 21 november 1892 , having earlier served as chair of the duddeston ward liberal unionist association .
50daughters1PERSON berkeley married eliza , née jeffrey , and they had two daughters , elsie ann and kate .
51factory owner1VEHICLE rowland hill berkeley , j.p. ( 1849-1905 ) was an english grocery merchant , factory owner and liberal unionist politician , who served as lord mayor of birmingham , dying in office .
52family physician1PERSON his dinner guests at the time included edmund whitcombe , superintendent of the birmingham city asylum , and the berkeley 's family physician and next-door neighbour , dr huxley , who despite their efforts were unable to revive him .
53lane chapel1PERSON a commemorative service was subsequently held at the non-conformist carr 's lane chapel , where berkeley had worshipped .
54toy factory1PERSON he also owned the metal toy factory previously operated by messrs .
55role1ROLE in the latter role , he was instrumental in the creation of hollymoor lunatic asylum — its official opening was postponed due to his death .
56improvements1UNKNOWN he held a patent , for " improvements in coal tongs , ice tongs , sugar tongs , fire iron tongs , and other like tongs " and petitioned for another , for the invention of " a new or improved hydraulic apparatus for drawing corks . "
57rowland hill berkeley mason1PERSON their son , rowland hill berkeley mason , known as bill , was a successful documentary film director , and father of nicholas berkeley mason , drummer in pink floyd .
58west bromwich1PERSON he apprenticed as a grocer in ashted row , birmingham , then set up his own grocery business , eventually operating throughout the city and neighbouring towns of west bromwich and walsall .
59sanitary improvement1ABSTRACT ENTITY obituaries were published in local newspapers , and in the journal of gas lighting , water supply & sanitary improvement .
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61carr1PERSON a commemorative service was subsequently held at the non-conformist carr 's lane chapel , where berkeley had worshipped .
62bill1PERSON their son , rowland hill berkeley mason , known as bill , was a successful documentary film director , and father of nicholas berkeley mason , drummer in pink floyd .
63messrs1UNKNOWN he also owned the metal toy factory previously operated by messrs .
64gas lighting1ACT obituaries were published in local newspapers , and in the journal of gas lighting , water supply & sanitary improvement .
65ice tongs1PERSON he held a patent , for " improvements in coal tongs , ice tongs , sugar tongs , fire iron tongs , and other like tongs " and petitioned for another , for the invention of " a new or improved hydraulic apparatus for drawing corks . "
66birmingham city council1HUMAN GROUP politics berkeley served on birmingham city council , being elected unopposed to duddeston ward for the liberal unionist party on 21 november 1892 , having earlier served as chair of the duddeston ward liberal unionist association .
67elsie ann1PERSON berkeley married eliza , née jeffrey , and they had two daughters , elsie ann and kate .
68village1PLACE berkeley was born in late 1849 in handsworth ( then a village in staffordshire , now a suburb of birmingham ) , to ann ( née hill ) and john berkeley , a coal dealer , both from worcestershire .
69inquest1INVESTIGATION on the evidence of these two medical men , the city coroner decided that no inquest would be necessary .
70neighbour1STATE his dinner guests at the time included edmund whitcombe , superintendent of the birmingham city asylum , and the berkeley 's family physician and next-door neighbour , dr huxley , who despite their efforts were unable to revive him .
71kate1PERSON berkeley married eliza , née jeffrey , and they had two daughters , elsie ann and kate .
72nineties1UNKNOWN eliza lived into her nineties , dying during world war ii .
73lunatic asylum commission1INSTANCE he served on the council 's gas committee and chaired its lunatic asylum commission of visitors .
74drummer1PERSON their son , rowland hill berkeley mason , known as bill , was a successful documentary film director , and father of nicholas berkeley mason , drummer in pink floyd .
75rowland hill berkeley1PERSON rowland hill berkeley , j.p. ( 1849-1905 ) was an english grocery merchant , factory owner and liberal unionist politician , who served as lord mayor of birmingham , dying in office .
76staffordshire1PLACE berkeley was born in late 1849 in handsworth ( then a village in staffordshire , now a suburb of birmingham ) , to ann ( née hill ) and john berkeley , a coal dealer , both from worcestershire .
77duddeston ward1PERSON politics berkeley served on birmingham city council , being elected unopposed to duddeston ward for the liberal unionist party on 21 november 1892 , having earlier served as chair of the duddeston ward liberal unionist association .
78corks1EVENT he held a patent , for " improvements in coal tongs , ice tongs , sugar tongs , fire iron tongs , and other like tongs " and petitioned for another , for the invention of " a new or improved hydraulic apparatus for drawing corks . "
79rector1PERSON he nonetheless continued to work , then attended the induction of a new rector , denton thompson , at st martin in the bull ring with his wife and one daughter .
80iron tongs1PERSON he held a patent , for " improvements in coal tongs , ice tongs , sugar tongs , fire iron tongs , and other like tongs " and petitioned for another , for the invention of " a new or improved hydraulic apparatus for drawing corks . "
81directorships1UNKNOWN he took up several directorships , including of birmingham 's grand hotel .
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86opening1EVENT in the latter role , he was instrumental in the creation of hollymoor lunatic asylum — its official opening was postponed due to his death .
87water supply1AMOUNT obituaries were published in local newspapers , and in the journal of gas lighting , water supply & sanitary improvement .
88liberal unionist politician1PERSON rowland hill berkeley , j.p. ( 1849-1905 ) was an english grocery merchant , factory owner and liberal unionist politician , who served as lord mayor of birmingham , dying in office .
89row1PERSON he apprenticed as a grocer in ashted row , birmingham , then set up his own grocery business , eventually operating throughout the city and neighbouring towns of west bromwich and walsall .
90stroke1PERSON he died at his home at 93 , harborne road , birmingham , that evening from " apoplexy " ( now known as a haemorrhagic stroke ) , within minutes of collapsing .
91city coroner1PLACE on the evidence of these two medical men , the city coroner decided that no inquest would be necessary .
92john berkeley1PERSON berkeley was born in late 1849 in handsworth ( then a village in staffordshire , now a suburb of birmingham ) , to ann ( née hill ) and john berkeley , a coal dealer , both from worcestershire .
93elsie1PERSON berkeley married eliza , née jeffrey , and they had two daughters , elsie ann and kate .
94evidence1ABSTRACT ENTITY on the evidence of these two medical men , the city coroner decided that no inquest would be necessary .
95council1HUMAN GROUP politics berkeley served on birmingham city council , being elected unopposed to duddeston ward for the liberal unionist party on 21 november 1892 , having earlier served as chair of the duddeston ward liberal unionist association .
96suburb1PLACE berkeley was born in late 1849 in handsworth ( then a village in staffordshire , now a suburb of birmingham ) , to ann ( née hill ) and john berkeley , a coal dealer , both from worcestershire .
97son1PERSON their son , rowland hill berkeley mason , known as bill , was a successful documentary film director , and father of nicholas berkeley mason , drummer in pink floyd .
98april1PERIOD death during the afternoon of 13 april 1905 , berkeley — a man generally in good health — complained of feeling unwell .
99efforts1ACTION his dinner guests at the time included edmund whitcombe , superintendent of the birmingham city asylum , and the berkeley 's family physician and next-door neighbour , dr huxley , who despite their efforts were unable to revive him .
100post1UNKNOWN former lord mayor charles gabriel beale was returned to the post for what should have been the remainder of berkeley 's tenure .
101patent1ACT he held a patent , for " improvements in coal tongs , ice tongs , sugar tongs , fire iron tongs , and other like tongs " and petitioned for another , for the invention of " a new or improved hydraulic apparatus for drawing corks . "
102denton thompson1PERSON he nonetheless continued to work , then attended the induction of a new rector , denton thompson , at st martin in the bull ring with his wife and one daughter .
103induction1RANK he nonetheless continued to work , then attended the induction of a new rector , denton thompson , at st martin in the bull ring with his wife and one daughter .
104minutes1PERIOD he died at his home at 93 , harborne road , birmingham , that evening from " apoplexy " ( now known as a haemorrhagic stroke ) , within minutes of collapsing .
105apparatus1APPARATUS he held a patent , for " improvements in coal tongs , ice tongs , sugar tongs , fire iron tongs , and other like tongs " and petitioned for another , for the invention of " a new or improved hydraulic apparatus for drawing corks . "
106magistrate1POSITION he was also birmingham 's chief magistrate .
107dinner1EVENT his dinner guests at the time included edmund whitcombe , superintendent of the birmingham city asylum , and the berkeley 's family physician and next-door neighbour , dr huxley , who despite their efforts were unable to revive him .
108invention1VALUE he held a patent , for " improvements in coal tongs , ice tongs , sugar tongs , fire iron tongs , and other like tongs " and petitioned for another , for the invention of " a new or improved hydraulic apparatus for drawing corks . "
109work1ACTIVITY he nonetheless continued to work , then attended the induction of a new rector , denton thompson , at st martin in the bull ring with his wife and one daughter .
110remainder1ESTATE former lord mayor charles gabriel beale was returned to the post for what should have been the remainder of berkeley 's tenure .
111former lord mayor charles gabriel beale1PERSON former lord mayor charles gabriel beale was returned to the post for what should have been the remainder of berkeley 's tenure .
112st martin1PERSON he nonetheless continued to work , then attended the induction of a new rector , denton thompson , at st martin in the bull ring with his wife and one daughter .
113hill1HILL rowland hill berkeley , j.p. ( 1849-1905 ) was an english grocery merchant , factory owner and liberal unionist politician , who served as lord mayor of birmingham , dying in office .
114worcestershire1PLACE berkeley was born in late 1849 in handsworth ( then a village in staffordshire , now a suburb of birmingham ) , to ann ( née hill ) and john berkeley , a coal dealer , both from worcestershire .
115birmingham city asylum1PLACE his dinner guests at the time included edmund whitcombe , superintendent of the birmingham city asylum , and the berkeley 's family physician and next-door neighbour , dr huxley , who despite their efforts were unable to revive him .
116collett1PERSON hull and collett .

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