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Frederick George Tyler (1846-1909) of [[Carrs Disintegrators]]
Frederick George Tyler (1846-1909) of [[Carrs Disintegrators]]


1870- Birth of son [[George Marsh Tyler]]
1846 Born in Clifton the son of George Tyler, a steam engine fitter, and his wife Mary
 
1870 Birth of son [[George Marsh Tyler]]


1901 Living at 9 Clarendon Road, Clifton, Bristol: [[Frederick George Tyler|Frederick G. Tyler]] (age 55 born Bristol), Secretary of Fishponds (?) Co, Mechanical Engineer. With his wife Clara Tyler (age 55 born Bristol) and their six children;  Clara E. Tyler (age 29 born Bristol); Arthur C. Tyler (age 26 born Bristol), Banker's Clerk; Margaret F. Tyler (age 21 born Bristol); Maud B. Tyler (age 20 born Bristol), Teacher; Philip C. Tyler (age 17 born Bristol); and Amy C. Tyler (age 15 born Bristol).<ref>1901 Census</ref>
1901 Living at 9 Clarendon Road, Clifton, Bristol: [[Frederick George Tyler|Frederick G. Tyler]] (age 55 born Bristol), Secretary of Fishponds (?) Co, Mechanical Engineer. With his wife Clara Tyler (age 55 born Bristol) and their six children;  Clara E. Tyler (age 29 born Bristol); Arthur C. Tyler (age 26 born Bristol), Banker's Clerk; Margaret F. Tyler (age 21 born Bristol); Maud B. Tyler (age 20 born Bristol), Teacher; Philip C. Tyler (age 17 born Bristol); and Amy C. Tyler (age 15 born Bristol).<ref>1901 Census</ref>

Latest revision as of 17:12, 12 August 2018

Frederick George Tyler (1846-1909) of Carrs Disintegrators

1846 Born in Clifton the son of George Tyler, a steam engine fitter, and his wife Mary

1870 Birth of son George Marsh Tyler

1901 Living at 9 Clarendon Road, Clifton, Bristol: Frederick G. Tyler (age 55 born Bristol), Secretary of Fishponds (?) Co, Mechanical Engineer. With his wife Clara Tyler (age 55 born Bristol) and their six children; Clara E. Tyler (age 29 born Bristol); Arthur C. Tyler (age 26 born Bristol), Banker's Clerk; Margaret F. Tyler (age 21 born Bristol); Maud B. Tyler (age 20 born Bristol), Teacher; Philip C. Tyler (age 17 born Bristol); and Amy C. Tyler (age 15 born Bristol).[1]

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  1. ↑ 1901 Census
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