''..Sunday while playing cards, at his home on Fowler's Hill.
DC Certificate notes that he was a tinner by trade.
In 1893 he and his wife lost their 3 eldest daughters in one weekend. Their youngest daughter survived and by 1900 the family had added 2 additional girls and a son. At his passing these 4 surviving children would have ranged in ages 7 - 14.
Funeral Wednesday 13th.
married 1886
DC Certificate notes that he was a tinner by trade.
In 1893 he and his wife lost their 3 eldest daughters in one weekend. Their youngest daughter survived and by 1900 the family had added 2 additional girls and a son. At his passing these 4 surviving children would have ranged in ages 7 - 14.
Funeral Wednesday 13th.
married 1886
''..Sunday while playing cards, at his home on Fowler's Hill.
DC Certificate notes that he was a tinner by trade.
In 1893 he and his wife lost their 3 eldest daughters in one weekend. Their youngest daughter survived and by 1900 the family had added 2 additional girls and a son. At his passing these 4 surviving children would have ranged in ages 7 - 14.
Funeral Wednesday 13th.
married 1886
DC Certificate notes that he was a tinner by trade.
In 1893 he and his wife lost their 3 eldest daughters in one weekend. Their youngest daughter survived and by 1900 the family had added 2 additional girls and a son. At his passing these 4 surviving children would have ranged in ages 7 - 14.
Funeral Wednesday 13th.
married 1886
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