Not sure if you have seen these records..........
Death Notice
Arthur George Brown, widower occ Painter born Bedfordshire
died 12th Oct 1939 in South Africa age 71 years 8 months
Father George Brown, deceased mother Mary Ann, deceased
Spouse Elizabeth Brown (born Jackson) died February 1929
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QPTV-CSF8
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QPCP-T986
1929 Elizabeth https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QPCG-CZ95
Husband A G Brown present at death
doesn't look as if Arthur & Elizabeth had any children but Elizabeth had 2 daughters
Martha Amelia Holland & Annie Whittle
Martha’s death notice born Berkshire https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:782L-9TW2
and is this Arthur on 1901/1891 census address Kilton Street, Battersea, Wandsworth, London & Surrey
1901
Arthur G Brown Head 1868 Renhold, Bedfordshire occ painters labourer
Elizabeth Brown Wife 1868 Pimlico, Middlesex
John C Johnson Brother-In-Law 1881 Pimlico Engineers Machinist
1891
Arthur G Brown Head 1868 Renhold, Bedfordshire occ Labourer M Ship Yard
Elizabeth Brown Wife 1868 Tailoress London
Edit to add
Mr A G Brown, occ Decorator
Mrs Brown
Departure 7 10 1909
Departure port London
Destination port Durban (Port Natal)
Destination South Africa
Ship name Dunluce Castle
Thanks Ladyhawk, your research is amazing!!
Lily registered the birth of Arthur Harold BROWN and gave the occupation for Arthur George BROWN as a “labourer at the timber yard”.
In the 1891 census, where Arthur George BROWN is living with his wife Elizabeth (nee JACKSON), his occupation was a “labourer in shipyard”. This also made me wonder if they were the same person. The address on the 1892 birth certificate was 38 Park Grove.
In the 1891 census, the family living at 38 Park Grove are:
Robert MASTERS
Mary Ann MASTERS (nee RABBIT)
Florence A MASTERS (correct surname BROWN) – step daughter of Robert
Mary L BROWN – step daughter of Robert
Robert C MASTERS – son of Robert and Mary
William S MASTERS – son of Robert and Mary
No census records for AGB and his wife Elizabeth after 1901.
1914 Marriage for Arthur Harold BROWN listed father as Arthur George BROWN with the occupation of decorator.
Yes, I have the sons of Edward and Lily DAVIS and Edward was one of the witnesses to the 1914 marriage of Arthur Harold BROWN.
No, I had not seen the death record of Arthur George BROWN on Family Search and wouldn’t have considered that they moved overseas. I had found potential death registrations and hadn’t pursued it further, so this information is a revelation.
I think Martha and Annie are the sisters of Elizabeth JACKSON.