Haywood in Crickhowell

[Ashtone]

So close...and yet so far. I found a man passing himself off as an Ordnance Surveyor in 1888 in Wales.
Using all sorts of aliases, as well. However, his age in 1888 was given as 45-50 years old.

[kerryb]

Do you have Frederick in the 1891 census?

Also, who were the 1888 marriage witnesses?

As regards the 1878 workhouse record: labourers can be in the employ of Ordnance Surveyors.

No don’t have Frederick on any census returns at all.
The witnesses were William Thomas Morgan, Evelyn’s brother I believe but I’ve turned my laptop off now so can’t check and an Annie Vaughan, not come across her before.

[Ashtone]

Does the 1888 marriage record have an address for Frederick?

[kerryb]

Does the 1888 marriage record have an address for Frederick?

It’s the same for both of them - Crickhowell.

[Ashtone]

Would be interesting to know what his occupation is on the children's birth certs.
Rather odd that he's not with the family in 1891.

[kerryb]

Would be interesting to know what his occupation is on the children's birth certs.
Rather odd that he's not with the family in 1891.

I've just bought 3 of them, oh the joys of digital images:
Ewart Gladstone 1889 - Ordnance Surveyor - 9 Llanbedr Road
Dorothy Laura 1895 - Ordnance Surveyor - 8 Llanbedr Road
Mabel Annetta 1897 - Ordnance Surveyor - Llanbedr Road but no number

Kerry

[kerryb]

Frederick's death notice attached.

Address is the same as the family is living in on the 1901 census.

Queenie 

Hi Queenie

Whereabouts did you find the notice of Frederick's death please?

Kerry

[hanes teulu]

Welsh newspapers
https://newspapers.library.wales/view/4121362/4121370/112/haywood

An E G Haywood, age 23, occpn. mason sailed for Wellington, New Zealand on 27 Sep 1912

The newspaper clipping re. the death of F A Haywood is from the Abergavenny Chronicle, 8 Nov 1901.

[kerryb]

Welsh newspapers
https://newspapers.library.wales/view/4121362/4121370/112/haywood

An E G Haywood, age 23, occpn. mason sailed for Wellington, New Zealand on 27 Sep 1912

The newspaper clipping re. the death of F A Haywood is from the Abergavenny Chronicle, 8 Nov 1901.

Thank you, I will find the newspaper clipping.  I ordered the death certificate this morning.  He died of Paralysis of the Insane, how sad!  It was definitely him as the address is the same address of his wife and children.

Kerry