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Topic: Mayor of Southampton 1853 help (Read 299 times)
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tedstockton
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I recently had one of those marvelous genealogy days ! Tracing my maternal line, I realised I had made an error in identifying my great great grandmother who I believed was Harriet Prior from Hampshire. But the marriage certificate to my great great grandfather John Cole proved this wrong.
She was actually Harriet Tucker, the daughter on one John Traffells Tucker ( nice name for tracing ! )
We all get so used to delving into the nineteenth century records to find our distant past lost in agricultural labourers, cotton mill workers and the occasional cobbler, that this was a great surprise. John Traffells Tucker was an auctioneer, alderman and JP of 32 Above Bar street who was Mayor of Southampton in 1853. I even found an online oil painting of him in southampton art gallery.
I have found lots of census material, his death in 1882 and some great stuff in plimsolllines collection of directories. But any other information OR suggestions of where to discover more would be gratefully received.
It also seems that 32 Above bar street was a fine Georgian Residence adjacent to Aslatt's coach manufactory http://www.antiquemapsandprints.com/SCANSb/b-9810.JPG
Was this area bombed during WW2, is there anything left ?
All help and suggestions much appreciated,
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Stockton, Manchester,Ireland
Batt , Hertfordshire
Fuller, Hertfordshire, London, UK
Hooper, Barnstaple
Cole, Poplar , Aldgate
Williams, wellington Shropshire
Marshall, Todmorden
Woodhead, Todmorden
Fairhurst manchester,Wigan,Southport
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ludovica
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32-34 Above Bar is WH Smiths
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Martin Briscoe
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32-34 Above Bar is WH Smiths
In that case, it got destroyed in WW11 
Quite often the buildings were damaged during WWII then destroyed after WWII as councils cleared areas to build brick boxes. In some towns it is said that the town planners did more damage than the Luftwaffe.
Martin Briscoe
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BRISCOE - Bolton, Heaton Norris, Rochdale, Oldham, Chadderton, Blackburn
POUNDER - Middleton Tyas, Kirkbymoorside, Stokesley, Lambeth, Bolton, Newcastle on Tyne, Leeds
HAMMOND - Quebec, Laverton, Masham, Grantley
SWALES - Laverton, Masham
O'Shea - Quebec
PARRY - Caerhun, Deiniolen, Clwt y Bont, Brynrefail, Tal y Sarn, Brynrefail, Bethesda
EVANS - Llanfihangel Bryn Pabuan, Maesmynis, Dowlais, Stockton on Tees, Hartlepool, Trealaw
HARVEY - Trentham, Sheriffhales, Llanfyllin, Llanferres, Minera
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oroklini
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My great great grandfather was Henry Cole, brother of John Cole. Henry married Julia Tucker, which implies that two brothers married two sisters.
Your great great grandfather was latterly station master at Bethnal Green station. I have a book which has been handed down entitled "Our Iron Roads". This was bought by my great grandfather John Traffells Cole, in his memory.
You probably know that your great great grandfather was widowed early in his life, and for that reason his sister Sarah, and latterly his sister Harriet, both kept house for him. Coles and Tuckers were resident in the Gosport area for many years, and both families worshipped at Holy Trinity in the town.
I hope the abovementioned information is of some use to you.
Peter J. Butler.
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