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His Parents: | Her Parents: | ||
Richard Tuthill THOMAS | Aubrey Giles TANNER | ||
Emily NEWMAN | Mary Jane FIELD | ||
Frank Richard THOMAS | Eveline Mary TANNER | ||
Married
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Bd | 17/04/1884 Walcot | Bd | 25/05/1887 Bathwick |
Bp | Bp | ||
Dd | 09/02/1960 Bath | Dd | 31/08/1962 Bath |
Bur | 12/02/1960 Lansdown Cemetary, Bath | Bur | Lansdown Cemetary, Bath |
Occ | Cafe Manager | Occ | Book-keeper |
Their Children: | |||
1 | Aubrey Frank | Bd | 11/03/1915 |
2 | Joyce Margaret | Bd | 21/06/1920 |
My own memory of Frank and Eveline is that Frank was the manager of a large coffee shop "Theobalds" in Old Bond Street at the bottom end of Milsom Street in Bath. I can remember the coffee being ground and the wonderful smell of it being roasted. Eveline had a small sweet shop in the Upper Borough Walls It is now a Fish and Chip shop. Both of these memories date back to the early 1950's as they would have retired soon after then. Frank was very much involved with Rush Hill Congregational Church - I think he was the treasurer. He used to take me to the Recreation Ground to watch Bath Rugby Club in the days when playing Coventry or Leicester was a once in two year event. Eveline used to come to church at Argyle (Congregational Church) which is now the Central Church in Argyle Street. The other memory I have is the Christmas Parties at 91 Wellsway (where they lived) and the fact that they were both teetotal. I also remember the apple tarts that Eveline used to bake - cooked with cloves and there was a china support in the middle to keep the pastry from sagging. The other thing that sticks in my mind is that they always cooked the veg in a pressure cooker. What strange memories!!
They had a very large black cat - What was he called?
Addresses:-
Frank
At the time of his birth the family lived at 15 Bath St, Bath
They were still here in 1891 where his father had been a
Pawnbrokers Assistant up unto the time of his death.
He was living at 22 Victoria Rd, Twerton, Bath in 1901 and then at 40 Belvedere, Lansdown, Bath
at the time of his wedding in 1912
Eveline lived at
7 Grove St, Bath in 1891 and 1901 where her father ran the Duke of Cambridge Pub
About 1906 the family moved to 64 Third Avenue and a couple of years later to 35
Third Avenue, Bath
On her marriage certificate her address is given as 25 Third Avenue, Bath
From the time of their marriage they lived
at
91 Wellsway, Bath
and then they moved to 76 Newbridge Hill, Bath but this move may have been just
after Frank's death
Joyce, their second child, married Peter Bessell on 07/01/1943. She died of TB on 05/02/1948 and was buried at Lansdown Cemetary in Bath on 09/02/1948.
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CENSUS INFORMATION(For more detailed census info click on age)
Name: | Frank Richard Thomas | Eveline Mary Tanner | ||||
Date | Age/DoB | Marital Status |
Occupation | Age | Marital Status |
Occupation |
1891 | 6 | 3 | S | |||
1901 | 16 | Unm | Grocers Apprentice | 13 | Unm | |
1911 | 26 | Unm | Grocers Manager | 23 | Unm | Shop Assistant |
1921 | 37yr 2m | M | Tea and Coffee Salesman | 34yr 1m | M | Home Duties |
1939 | 17/04/1884 | M | Cafe and Confectionery Manager | 25/05/1887 | M | Unpaid Domestic Duties |
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