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George Frederick Thom (M)
b. 21 November 1862, d. 30 March 1925
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     George Frederick Thom was born on 21 November 1862 at 28 Marshall Street, Saint George, Southwark. He was the son of George Thom and Sarah Ann Webster. As of 10 November 1884, George Frederick Thom lived at 24 Rutland Street, Liverpool, Lancahsire.1 He married Margaret Jane McInnes, daughter of William McInnes and Jane McKie, on 10 November 1884 at St. Saviours Church, Walton on the Hill, Liverpool. On between 1885 and 1894 his name was legally changed to Iddison. As of 16 June 1900, George Frederick Thom lived at 11 East Road, Birkdale, Southport.2 He appeared in the 1901 census at 25 Bury Road, Birkdale, Southport; Age 38. Head of family. Married to Margaret Iddison. Worked as a Painter Operative. Born in London.3 He was Painter Operative. In 1901.3 He died on 30 March 1925 at 19 Knight Street, Abercromby, Liverpool, at age 62; Died of Hemiplegia & Heart Falure (Heart Attack?).4,5,6

     Children of George Frederick Thom and Margaret Jane McInnes:
Harold Iddison   b. bt 17 Jun 1886 - 16 Jun 1887, d. 16 Jun 1900
George Frederick Iddison+   b. 17 Apr 1894, d. 23 Jul 1984

Citations

  1. [S2] Certificate, George Frederick Thom & Margaret Jane McInnes marriage.
  2. [S40] Harold Iddison, Death Certificate for Harold Iddison.
  3. [S25] 31 March 1901 Web, http://www.census.pro.gov.uk/, unknown record info, 25 Bury Road, Birkdale, Southport, Lancashire. RG13, Piece 3534, Folio 32, Page 9-10, Schedule 65..
  4. [S3] George Frederick Iddison, GF Iddison Death Certificate.
  5. [S12] All Iddison, UK Death Register (1925-1935).
  6. [S21] All Iddison, UK Death Register (1910-1925), Age 63, Liverpool, 8B 182.


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