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from Hitchmoughs Black Country Pubs - Rowly Regis (3rd edition)

Tipton Herald 26/6/1909

At the BRITISH OAK INN, High Street, Old Hill, on Saturday morning, the Coroner (Mr. G. C. Lewis) held an
inquest into the circumstances attending the death of George King, aged nine years and ten months, of Wagon Street,
Old Hill, who was drowned in the canal at the Fly Colliery Basin, Old Hill, on the 16th inst.

1901 Census: 26 Wagon Street, Old Hill
George King 22 Head Coal Miner Hewer
Emma King 20 Wife Chainmaker
George King 1 Son
(all born Rowley Regis)

1911 Census: 51 Waggon St, Old Hill
George King 30 Coal Miner and Hewer married 12 yrs
Emma King 28 Chainmaker - children 5/2/3
Annie King 9 Dau
Joseph Wesley King 1 Son
(all born Rowley Regis)

Marriage 1899
KING George HICKMAN Emma 1899 Dudley, St Thomas Dudley Register Office 204/042/105

https://www.tribalpages.com/tribe/brows ... ver=521661

Birth Sep 1899
King George Dudley 6c 27

Death Jun 1909
KING George 9 Dudley 6c 10


Births Sep 1911
KING George W Hickman Dudley 6c 51
King Jack Hickman Dudley 6c 51

Looks like it, 2nd cousin twice removed.

Ancestry,
George King. Single. 19. father George King.
Emma Hickman. Single. 19. father George Hickman.
Marriage Date: 19 Mar 1899.
Marriage Place: Dudley, Worcestershire, England

Does this look ok Jimmy...

https://www.tribalpages.com/tribe/brows ... =686325431

Looks fine thanks Mally.

Brill!

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