Harry W Tice

[Kay99]

Possible  death of second wife

Deaths Mar 1892 
Emma Tice  58    Staines 3a    5

[avm228]

Third marriage:

10 Nov 1898 at St Mary (Minster), Reading

Henry William Tice, 68, wid, gentleman of Feltham, Middlesex.  Father: John Tice.
Jane King, 67, spinster of Mansfield Rd, Uplands.  Father: William King, gentleman.

Witnesses: Charles Henry Harris, Sarah Harris.

[Jamjar]

Here they are on the 1871 census:

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VF61-9WY

Jamjar

[cupcake]

Henry W Tice married Naomi Wentworth, Dec qtr 1866 Hungerford.

That's interesting.

My Harry W Tice married a Mary Louise Kidman in 1911 and was the only son of the late Mr H Tice.  The information you have given me would explain where the name Naomi came from as Harry and Mary named their daughter Naomi W Tice b. 1916.

Thank you for that.

cupcake

[avm228]

That’s sweet that Harry named his daughter after his late mother, who died when he was only 4.

Interesting that Naomi nee Wentworth was born in Launceston, Tasmania actually she wasn’t - see later post.

[cupcake]

Third marriage:

10 Nov 1898 at St Mary (Minster), Reading

Henry William Tice, 68, wid, gentleman of Feltham, Middlesex.  Father: John Tice.
Jane King, 67, spinster of Mansfield Rd, Uplands.  Father: William King, gentleman.

Witnesses: Charles Henry Harris, Sarah Harris.

That's interesting, will take note.

Thank you 

cupcake

[Jamjar]

That’s sweet that Harry named his daughter after his late mother, who died when he was only 4.

Interesting that Naomi nee Wentworth was born in Launceston, Tasmania (per the 1871 census).

More interesting is the servant who was born in Tasmania, Middlesex. 😉

Jamjar

[cupcake]

That’s sweet that Harry named his daughter after his late mother, who died when he was only 4.

Interesting that Naomi nee Wentworth was born in Launceston, Tasmania (per the 1871 census).

All very confusing.

[Jamjar]

Amy possibly on the 1881: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q27Z-WFT2

Jamjar