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Occupation Interests / Re: UK Customs Officer Lists and other information, John Critchley
« on: Sunday 26 April 20 22:52 BST (UK) »
There is an unmarked paupers' grave in a cemetery in the Tyneside area in which John was buried along with a number of other people. A tragic end to a promising life. At some stage I was thinking of putting something there to mark who was buried there. By the time he was found, Hannah and her children may have been with her father in London, so I am not sure whether she was aware of the burial.
I am hoping that the Customs records will provide further information about John Critchley.
The Thomas Critchley's occupation on John and Hannah's marriage certificate says he was a Plate Glass worker. Hannah's family also worked with glass. Interestingly there is a Critchley family in the 1871 census in the area where John and Hannah got married in London and there is a John Critchley but the father is not Thomas.
I am hoping that the Customs records will provide further information about John Critchley.
The Thomas Critchley's occupation on John and Hannah's marriage certificate says he was a Plate Glass worker. Hannah's family also worked with glass. Interestingly there is a Critchley family in the 1871 census in the area where John and Hannah got married in London and there is a John Critchley but the father is not Thomas.