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James William and his wife, Barbara Bindon, retired to [[Witham Hall]],[ where his son-in-law [[Peter Stanley Lyons]] was Headmaster of the School.][ James William's hobbies were cricket, fives, fishing,][ He kept a wine store in the basement of [[Vanbrugh Castle]],][{{cite web|title=Residential Staff, Vanbrugh Castle School|url=http://vcs.atwebpages.com/Residential%20Staff.html}}] and died, possibly as a consequence of [[alcoholism]],[ during 1965 when he was aged only 61 years.][Obituary for James William Webb-Jones, The Cheddar Valley Gazette, 07 January 1966] He is buried at [[Witham on the Hill|The Church of St. Andrew, Witham on the Hill]],[{{cite web|title=Entry for James William Webb-Jones, Headmasters of Vanbrugh Castle School, Vanbrugh Castle School|url=http://vcs.atwebpages.com/Headmasters.html}}] where his funeral was held. |
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James William and his wife, Barbara Bindon, retired to [[Witham Hall]],[ where his son-in-law [[Peter Stanley Lyons]] was Headmaster of the School.][ James William's hobbies were cricket, fives, fishing,][ He kept a wine store in the basement of [[Vanbrugh Castle]],][{{cite web|title=Residential Staff, Vanbrugh Castle School|url=http://vcs.atwebpages.com/Residential%20Staff.html}}] and died, possibly as a consequence of [[alcoholism]],[ during 1965 when he was aged only 61 years.][Obituary for James William Webb-Jones, The Cheddar Valley Gazette, 07 January 1966] He is buried at [[Witham on the Hill|The Church of St. Andrew, Witham on the Hill]],[{{cite web|title=Entry for James William Webb-Jones, Headmasters of Vanbrugh Castle School, Vanbrugh Castle School|url=http://vcs.atwebpages.com/Headmasters.html}}] where his funeral was held,[> and had a memorial service at [[Wells Cathedral]]][''The Shepton Mallett Journal'' 21 January 1966> His wife Barbara Bindon died in 1973 and was buried next to her husband.] |
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