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Lived his early life in Ilfracombe, Devon until 1951 when he moved to Wallasey. His wife Ethel (Joan) originated from the Wirral area and her parents still lived there at the time of their move.
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Left school aged 15 years to become a salesman with Montague Burton - Tailors

Became a Sales Representative initially with a wholesale tobacconists, later with United Biscuits and finally with two pharmaceutical companies, Jansen and Lundbeck.

Progressed in the pharmaceutical company to become Managing Director of Lundbeck in the UK, Managing Director of new subsidiary in Ireland and Vice President with the parent company in Copenhagen, Denmark.

In June 1996 started his own Management Consultancy Business working with pharmaceutical companies until his retirement in April 2008
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Trained as a student nurse in Whiteheaven, Cumberland and Wallasey where she qualified as a State Registered Nurse

Trained at Withington Hospital, Manchester and Clatterbridge Hospital, Wirral and where she qualified as a State Certified Midwife
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Moved to Leighton Buzzard in 1978
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Worked most of his life alongside his brother
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Oliver was the son of Sheila and an unidentified father. He was adopted by Christopher after his marriage to Sheila
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Also known as Bill or Billy Hubber.

Parents were never married. Hubber was his mothers maiden name.

Lived his early years in Westdown and Ilfracombe Devon.

Moved to Wallasey after his son William (Les) married Joan Howse who's family came from the Wirral area
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Moved to Leighton Buzzard in 1978
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Awarded British War Medal
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12 May 1856 As Secretary of Lombard Street Baptist Chapel organised and established first railway excursions from Birmingham to Bristol.
Founder member of the Thomas Cook travel company.
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2nd Mary Jane Holyoak found on 1881 Census born 1843 Leicester GRO 15 111 Dec 1843
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Possible Births Crediton:- Dec 1844 10 83, Mar 1845 10 78
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In 1937 was left the sum of £335 in the Will of her sister Alice HUBBER
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9 Feb 1847 Became chargable to Board of Guardians of Poor, Parish of Tedburn St Mary
5th March 1847 to 12 July 1847 Pauper Relief award of 1s per week from Churchwardens of Tedburn St Mary