George Cattle

[Peety]

I am trying to find a record of death for George Cattle born c 1776 Barton on Humber. His wife was Nancy Cattle who can be found as a widow in the 1841 census living at Cumberland Street, Sculcoates. She died in 1859 aged 80, with her obituary referring to her “ late husband George Cattle, mariner, of this town (Hull)” . I presume George died before 1839 when official records began ,any ideas where I might look?

[KGarrad]

Civil Registration began on 1st July 1837

Maybe this death?
September qtr 1838
Scarborouh Registration District     vol 24, page 268
Cattle, George Dalby

[mckha489]

Civil Registration began on 1st July 1837

Maybe this death?
September qtr 1838
Scarborouh Registration District     vol 24, page 268
Cattle, George Dalby

That one was 40 (GRO) or 41 (newspaper) and a goldsmith.
So not him

[amondg]

There is a George Cattle age 55 buried 21 July 1833 at Sculcoates address Church Street.

No occupation listed

Ref: FindMyPast

[mckha489]

Not quite sure how to interpret this notice

[mckha489]

George Cattle, age 55 buried 21 July 1833 , sculcoates , all saints & st Mary’s
Of Church Street.
No occupation on register. Image is on FindMyPast

Already posted 

[Peety]

The 1833 death seems a good possibility, just a shame no occupation given, the dates sit quite nicely. He ( George) is given as father on his daughter, Martha marriage certificate of July 24th 1837, and not mentioned as deceased ( not sure if that information was always entered on certificate though?).
I have already seen the newspaper report which is for his sons death, George junior.

[rosie99]

The 1833 death seems a good possibility, just a shame no occupation given, the dates sit quite nicely. He ( George) is given as father on his daughter, Martha marriage certificate of July 24th 1837, and not mentioned as deceased ( not sure if that information was always entered on certificate though?).
I have already seen the newspaper report which is for his sons death, George junior.

It was not a question that had to be asked, the form asks for name and occupation of father.  Fathers names and occupations are sometimes invented on marriage certificates in cases of illegitimacy