Editing W. Heath Robinson (section)

==Personal life ==
In 1903 he married Josephine Latey, the daughter of newspaper editor [[John Latey (journalist)|John Latey]].<ref>[http://www.brinsmead.net/HeathRob.htm The Heath Robinson Connection<!-- bot-generated title -->] at www.brinsmead.net</ref> In 1908 the Robinsons moved to [[Pinner]], Middlesex where they had two children, Joan and Oliver. His house in Moss Lane is commemorated by a [[blue plaque]].<ref>{{cite web|title=W. Heath Robinson blue plaque at 75 Moss Lane, Pinner, London|url=http://www.blueplaqueplaces.co.uk/w-heath-robinson-blue-plaque-in-london-632|access-date=9 January 2017}}</ref>

In 1918 the Heath Robinsons moved to [[Cranleigh]], Surrey where their daughter attended [[St Catherine's School, Bramley]] and their son attended [[Cranleigh School]]. Heath Robinson drew designs and illustrations for local institutions and schools. Heath Robinson was too old to enlist for WW1; he took on two German POWs to garden after the Armistice. In 1929 the Heath Robinsons returned to London where his two children were now working.<ref>Georgina Townshend in Surrey Advertiser 2016-01-08, ''Booklet explores artists life and time in Cranleigh''</ref><ref>Jenny Overton, ''W Heath Robinson in Cranleigh 1918-1929'', booklet on local sale.</ref>