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I cannot find the death of Samuel George Trickett. Father George Trickett, mother Eliza Trickett formerly Coulson.
Born 7 May 1858 in Pickles Yard, Bramley Yorkshire.
He married Alice Jane Puttock on 18 Oct 1884 in Battersea.
They had 6 children.
Samuel was a Carpenter but also was a Publican for a short time. The family moved back to Yorkshire following their marriage.
In 1901 they family are at 9 Leavesden Road, Hertfordshire, occ Carpenter.
In 1911 Alice is living at 1 Rutland Court London she is living on Private means and is widowed. Her daughter May Trickett is also living with her and they have two Servants. On this census she states she only has 1 child.
Alice dies on 30 May 1917 at St Lukes House, Pembridge Square, Widow of Samuel George Trickett a Carpenter. Daughter F Bransgrove is in attendance.
I have checked the burial details and Samuel is not buried with her.
I am thinking that they separated but have no conclusive evidence. I have gone through the GRO from 1901 to 1921 but have not found an entry that matches age etc. I have also checked 1911 census and 1921 census to no avail.
I have also checked newspapers for both Samuel and Alice, again nothing.
I have also gone through each child's details to see if he was staying with them at any stage but again nothing.
Thank you in advance
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I wonder why she only mentions 1 child? Counted the 1 that was living with her perhaps.
Have you marriages for the other children? Where are they in 1911 in case with father.
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I have just gone back through children and interestingly two of the children Alice Eliza Trickett born 1891 and her brother Ernest Bertie Trickett born 1895 are not married and I cannot find either in the 1911 census. Ernest would only have been about 16-17 in 1911. Alive Eliza marries in 1915 in London. Ernest married in 1920 in London.
I will have a go at finding them in 1911. So far I cannot find them.
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A George S Trickett died in 1939 Glamorgan, age 80. Worth a look?
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Hi
On children's marriages what name do they give for their father, only checked one and she states George.
Assuming he went by the name George (not Samuel) could this be his death on FBMD
June Q 1939 Neath George S Trickett aged 80 so born apt 1859.
Long Shot but worth looking at.
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Re 1939 death above. GRO online confirms names as George Samuel
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Bingo thanks everyone. It is his death but begs the question where he was in the previous census's!?
I only went up to 1921 on GRO lol.
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If you have access to newspaper articles (British Newspaper Archive.FindMyPast) you might want to check out the Court appearances of a "George Trickett, Abergwynfi". At his first appearance in 1929 his age is given as 70 (born c. 1859). Abergwynfi falls in the Neath Registration district.
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Possible probate, did he set up home with Kathleen?
SS
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He was at 51 Commercial Road as a lodger in '29.
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At Commercial Street when appearing in Court in '36.
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In the '29 Court appearance the husband of his landlady accused George of having over £2,000 - he had been reading his letters!
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Possible probate, did he set up home with Kathleen?
There is a notice in the Western Mail, 25th April 1939, relating to George’s will, in which Kathleen’s address is given as Clarence Hotel, Maesteg. She is there in the 1939 register, occupation Licensed Victualler.
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Kathleen Maud Lewis of the Clarence Hotel Maesteg - Western Mail April 25th 1939 as executor is asking for anyone laying claim to his estate
ADDED She was born 1892 and a widow at that address later that year
Sorry Jen, I have duplicated much of what you have posted
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FindMyPast has a newspaper article in the Glamorgan Gazette Friday August 12th 1949 re Kathleen Maud being assaulted. Mentions she has a son.
SS
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Bingo thanks everyone. It is his death but begs the question where he was in the previous census's!?
I only went up to 1921 on GRO lol.
Who was the informant on his death cert.
SS
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Might be interesting to download a copy of his will to see who he left his money to
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If you have access to newspaper articles (British Newspaper Archive.FindMyPast) you might want to check out the Court appearances of a "George Trickett, Abergwynfi". At his first appearance in 1929 his age is given as 70 (born c. 1859). Abergwynfi falls in the Neath Registration district.
I do yes thank you
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Might be interesting to download a copy of his will to see who he left his money to
I have ordered a copy thank you
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Thank you everyone.
I will now try and find the census's for him and his two children