William Charles Trott

[CaroleW]

Same as a full cert

[softly softly]

Th, e 1904 workhouse another possibility, I have never ordered a digital imagine on the GRO site so how much information does it give?
helina

Dont order just yet, I have full details of the 1908 death in Islington and will post details shortly.

SS

[softly softly]

Same address as found by Ladyhawk in 1904.

SS

[Helina]

Thank you softly, I have saved the imagine on my tree, a carpenter a possibility, age a few years out. Will try and find him in 1891,

[CaroleW]

In your opening post you said

In 1858 William was an apprentice to a Mr Frederick Green to learn to become an Ship Carpenter. On the 1871 he is now a Ship Carpenter.

I wonder if he & Elizabeth either split up or he deserted her 

[Helina]

Carole, Could be but one will never know, I did wonder at one time if Elizabeth joined William on ship traveling abroad,

[Ladyhawk]

Same address as found by Ladyhawk in 1904.

Have added a snippet of the record below showing the address

William C Trotto
Admission Age   60
Record Type   Admission
Admission Date   14 Jan 1904
Admission Place   Islington, Islington, City of London
London, England, Workhouse Admission and Discharge Records, 1764-1921

[hanes teulu]

FindMyPast Merchant Service Lists (transcript only)

W C Trott, born - 1840, birth place - Bristol, year - 1865, role - carpenter, vessel name - Sir James, from - ? Jul 1865, vessel no - 497, type - sail

Bristol Mercury, 17 Jun 1865

[hanes teulu]

London & China Express, 17 Jul 1865