1939ers
1939ers
| COLCHESTER, Frederick Wilson | |
| Family Historian Individual Narrative Frederick Wilson COLCHESTER, son of John Wilson COLCHESTER (c. 1848- ) and Charlotte MULLENGER (c. 1850-c. 1905), was born on 10 October 1886 in Burston, Norfolk. He appeared in the census in 1891 at Long Row Slough Lane in Gissing, Norfolk - 4, living with parents John Wilson (43, farmer) and Charlotte (41), siblings Sarah Jane (9, scholar), Laura Selina (8, scholar), John Robert (8, scholar), William Worledge (7, scholar), George Albert (6), Charlotte Alice (5), Bessie Susan V (3) and Frances ..... View full FH text (See notes below) | |
| Birth: | 10.10.1886 : Burston, Norfolk : 1886 Q4 Depwade Norfolk Vol 4B Page 239 |
| Baptism: | 18.12.1892 : Gissing, Norfolk |
| Education1: | He was at Gissing School between 26.09.1892 and 25.10.1901, living at Long Row Farm, it should be noted that his last year at school was 1900 |
| Education2: | He was at Gissing School between 05.11.1901 and 26.09.1902; he was probably home educated by governess from leaving Gissing school in 25.10.1901 [1900?] and readmission on 05.11.1901 [see 1901 Census] |
| Marriage: | 12.12.1914 at Cranworth with Letton, Norfolk to Harriet Alice DRAKE : 1914 Q4 Mitford Norfolk Vol 4B Page 721 : Marriage by licence, groom a farmer resident in Gissing, Norfolk |
| 1891 Census: | Gissing, Norfolk : 4, living with parents John Wilson (43, farmer) and Charlotte (41), siblings Sarah Jane (9, scholar), Laura Selina (8, scholar), John Robert (8, scholar), William Worledge (7, scholar), George Albert (6), Charlotte Alice (5), Bessie Susan V (3) and Frances Fanny (2), Alice Revett COLCHESTER (27, mother’s help), and servants Susan TAYLOR (19, general domestic servant) and William BETTS (18, farm servant) (RG12 Piece 1544 Folio 129 Page 4) |
| 1901 Census: | Gissing, Norfolk : 14, living with parents John Wilson (53, farmer) and Charlotte (51), siblings Sarah Jane (20), Laura Selina (20), John Robert (18), George Albert (16), Charlotte Alice (15), Bessie Susan Victoria (13) and Frances Fanny (11), Charles Reginald (9) and Hettie Theodora (6), and Annie Ethel LORD (23, governess) (RG13 Piece 1862 Folio 51 Page 3) |
| 1911 Census: | Gissing, Norfolk : 24, farmer’s son working on farm, living with parents John Wilson (64, farmer) and Elizabeth (53), and siblings Elizabeth (30, dairy work on farm), Charlotte (25, dairy work on farm), Bessie (23, dairy work on farm), Frances (22, dairy work on farm), Charles (19 , farmer’s son working on farm) and Hettie (16, dairy work on farm) (RG14 PN11451 RD230 SD2 ED9 SN93) |
| 1921 Census: | Thrandeston, Suffolk : 34:09, farmer, living with wife Harriett (36:09, home duties) and son Frederick (1:08) (RG15 9363 RD 210 RS 1 ED 23) |
| 1939 Reg.: | Church Farm, Thrandeston, Norfolk, Thrandeston, Norfolk : Born 10.10.1886 : Farmer (Ref: RG101/6643G/010/10 Letter Code: TXHB) |
| Death: | 12.02.1979 : Thrandeston, Norfolk : 1979 Q1 Hartismere Suffolk Vol 10 Page 2820 |
| Memorial: | Hingham, Norfolk : In loving memory of Harriet Alice devoted wife of Frederick Wilson Colchester who was called to rest 7th July 1958 aged 73 years. Peace perfect Peace. Also Frederick Wilson her beloved husband died 12th February 1979 aged 92 years. Reunited |
| Probate: | 05.04.1979 at Ipswich, Suffolk : COLCHESTER, Frederick Wilson of Goswold Hall Thrandeston Diss Norfolk died 12 February 1979 Probate Ipswich 5 April. £10519. 791101167D |
| Elect. Roll: | The 1910 Electoral Register shows him registered as a lodger (first floor, furnished bedroom) at Poplar Farm, Gissing, owned by J. U[W?]. Colchester [father?] |
| Elect. Roll: | The 1912 Electoral Register shows him registered as a lodger (first floor, furnished bedroom) at Poplar Farm, Gissing, owned by J. W. Colchester |
| Elect. Roll: | The 1915 Electoral Register shows him registered as a lodger (first floor, furnished bedroom) at Poplar Farm, Gissing, owned by J. W. Colchester |
| Newspaper: | Diss Express and Norfolk and Suffolk Journal, Friday, 1 June 1923, page 18 HARTISMERE PETTY SESSIONS. - MONDAY. Before Mr. S. Rice, the Rev. F. R. Smith, Mr. H.A. Amy, and Mr. E. A. Onyon. Frederick Wilson Colchester, farmer, Thrandeston, was sued for allowing eight store pigs to stray on the highway, on May 17th. - Defendant admitted the offence and previous warnings, but said he had tried to keep the pigs in. People left the gate open and the pigs got out. He intended in future to keep them shut up. - A fine 12/6, including costs, was inflicted. |
| Newspaper: | Diss Express and Norfolk and Suffolk Journal, Friday, 7 Dec 1928, page 10 SANITARY REPORT. Mr. G.H. Jones, Sanitary Inspector, reported that an application had been received from Mr. Frederick Wilson Colchester, Church Farm, Thrandeston, to be registered as a retail purveyor of Milk. The Council approved the application. He also reported that the recent gales dislodged the tiling of the Hopper House (Infectious Hospital) roof, and that portion of the bedroom ceiling needed replastering. He said it was not a big job and he was directed to have done what was necessary. - The report was passed. |
| Newspaper: | Diss Express and Norfolk and Suffolk Journal, Friday, 13 May 1932, page 5 DISS PETTY SESSIONS. Cycled on Pavement. For riding a cycle on the footpath at Mount Street, Diss, on April 21st, Frederick Wilson Colchester, of Church Farm, Thrandeston, was fined 2/6 including costs. P.-c. Mobbs stated that the offence occured about 7.40 p.m. and defendant was riding on the pavement opposite the Sarasen’s Head Inn. Defendant said there was no one about and he did think that there was any harm in it. |
| Newspaper: | Norfolk and Suffolk Journal and Diss Express, Friday 6th July 1956, Page 6 Diss Magistrate's Court Farmer left his car in dangerous position FOR leaving a car in a dangerous position in Park Road, Diss, on 1st June, Frederick Wilson Colchester (56), a farmer of Church Farm, Thrandeston, was fined £4 and for driving the car on the same day without a driving licence he was fined £1, last week by Diss Magistrates. Giving evidence, P.c. S. Garman said that Colchester’s car was parked in Park Road in such a position as to cause vehicles coming down Denmark Street, into Park Road, to be forced over to the wrong side of the road. |
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