One of the Carslake genealogists who compiled the DRO Carslake file.10 “John Bigham Carslake” in Foster Barham Family Tree186 “John Barham Carslake” in Large Carslake pedigree10Address in 1881 Census 8 York Road, Edgbaston, Warwick44 Letter re pedigrees to “Dearest Mary” from 30 Westfield Road, Edgbaston, on 27 Sep 1896, is signed “Ever your affectionate brother, J. Barham Carslake”, with P.S. “My 51st birthday!”10,303 Address in letter to Lady Lockyer 10 Nov 1903 30 Westfield Road529
??From P J Squibbs: History of Bridgwater:
Carslake Lieut J B - 1868 Wimbledon trophy188
From Len Carslake: “I  recently  saw  a  copy  of  an  old  London  Ilustrated  News.  The  article    was  about  Mr  John  Barham  Carslake,  a  lieutenant  in  the  5th  Somerset  Volunteers,  who  was  the  winner  of  the  Queens  prize  at  Wimbledon  in  1868  at  the  age  of  22. The  article  says  he  was  educated  at  Rugby  and  Oxford,  the  son  of  Mr  JHB  Carslake  of  Carslake &  Barham,  Solicitors,  Bridgewater.”530