William Frederick Tamplin
William Frederick Tamplin (1859-1927), Cycle Maker
1859 Born In Kingston-on-Thames, the son of Edward Cowper Tamplin, Chemist and Druggist, and his wife Mary Gray
1901 Living at 4 Staines Road Terrace, Twickenham: William F. Tamplin (age 41 born Kingston), Cycle Maker- Employer. With his wife Caroline E. Tamplin (age 39 born London) and their five children; Edward A. Tamplin (age 14 born Kingston); Louis H. Tamplin (age 12 born Kingston); Lawrence W. Tamplin (age 9 born Richmond); Cecil J. Tamplin (age 7 born Richmond); and Winifred M. Tamplin (age 6 born Twickenham).[1]
1911 Living at Lyndhurst, 12 Manor Road, Twickenham: William F. Tamplin (age 52 born Kingston), Cycle Maker - Employer. With his wife Caroline E. Tamplin (age 50 born Whitechapel) and their six children; Edward A. Tamplin (age 24 born Kingston), Motor Mechanic - on own account; Lewis H. Tamplin (age 21 born Kingston), Clerk; Lawrence W. Tamplin (age 19 born Kingston) Clerk; Cecil J. Tamplin (age 17 born Richmond); Winifred M. Tamplin (age 16 born Twickenham); and Albert E. Tamplin (age 9 born Twickenham). [2]
1917 Mentioned as trading from 12 King Street, Twickenham, as a shop.[3]
1927 February 6th. Died. Of 66 Clifden Road, Twickenham. Probate to Hamilton Webster Simmons and William John Vokes.