Research Notes
This is only J Mountney found with Crich attachments. He would have entered the war towards its end.
1901 Census: Derwent Hotel, Whatstandwell
| Forename | Surname | Relationship | Age | Occupation | Where born |
| Herbert | Mountney | Head |
35 | Farmer & publican | Cromford |
| Elizabeth A | wife | 29 | Sutton in Ashfield | ||
| Doris M | daughter | 6 | Whatstandwell | ||
| Florence M | daughter | 5 | Whatstandwell | ||
| James | son | 1 | Whatstandwell |
1911 Census: Derwent Hotel, Whatstandwell
| Forename | Surname | Relationship | Age | Occupation | Where born |
| Herbert | Mountney | Head |
45 | Inn keeper & farmer | Cromford |
| Elizabeth A | wife | 40 | Sutton in Ashfield | ||
| J. | Mountney | son | 11 | Whatstandwell | |
| Olive | Mountney | daughter | 9 | Whatstandwell |
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After the war James Mountney played for Whatstandwell F.C. and was part of their medal winning team of 1922–23.
Photo courtesy Simon Johnson
The Mountney family were well-known in the parish as publicans of the Derwent Hotel.
Derwent Hotel on the A6 beside Whatstandwell Bridge.