Hermann Diedrich Doelberg


Hermann Diedrich Arnold Doelberg (1861-1948), Mantle Manufacturer
c.1862 Born in Lippstadt, Westphalia, Germany, One of ten children.
1895 Married in Camberwell to Nellie Agnes Maltby
Birth of son Athelstone who fought on HMS Benbow at the Battle of Jutland, worked as secretary for the British at the Nuremberg Trials, and worked for the British Government in Nigeria
Birth of son Julian Frederic, a regular in the Royal Engineers who was killed whilst on a secret mission in WW2 1941 in Greece
1906 Became naturalised British citizen
Hermann was a mantle (cross between a cloak and coat) manufacturer of 15-19 Godliman House, Knightrider Street, London. It is believed he made them for Liberty of London
1911 Living at 62 Woodvale, Forest Hill: Hermann Doelberg (age 49 born Germany), Mantle Manufacturer - Employer. With his wife Nellie Doelberg (age 43 born Camberwell) and their two sons Julian Doelberg (age 9 born Lewisham) and Lawrence Doelberg (age 6 months born Lewisham). One visitor. Three servants.[1]
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- ↑ 1911 Census