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1847 April 4th. Married in Liverpool to Ann Newall | 1847 April 4th. Married in Liverpool to Ann Newall | ||
1881 Living at Barn Hey, Toxteth Park, Liverpool: [[Robert Cain]] (age 54 born Liverpool), Brewer. With his wife Ann Cain (age 50 born Lowton) and their six children; Sarah A. Cain (age 22 born Liverpool); Lena Cain (age 18 born Liverpool); Wm. Ern Cain (age 16 born Liverpool); Chas. Alex. Cain (age 14 born Liverpool); Herbert Cain (age 12 born Liverpool); and Gert. Amy Cain (age 7 born Liverpool). One visitor. Three servants.<ref>1881 Census</ref> | |||
1901 Living at Meols Drive, Hoylake: [[Robert Cain]] (age 74 born Liverpool), Brewer - Employer - Widow. Five servants.<ref>1901 Census</ref> | 1901 Living at Meols Drive, Hoylake: [[Robert Cain]] (age 74 born Liverpool), Brewer - Employer - Widow. Five servants.<ref>1901 Census</ref> | ||
Latest revision as of 08:39, 4 August 2017
Robert Cain (1826-1907), founder of the Robert Cain Brewery
1826 April 26th. Born in Spike Island, Cork the son of James Cain
1847 April 4th. Married in Liverpool to Ann Newall
1881 Living at Barn Hey, Toxteth Park, Liverpool: Robert Cain (age 54 born Liverpool), Brewer. With his wife Ann Cain (age 50 born Lowton) and their six children; Sarah A. Cain (age 22 born Liverpool); Lena Cain (age 18 born Liverpool); Wm. Ern Cain (age 16 born Liverpool); Chas. Alex. Cain (age 14 born Liverpool); Herbert Cain (age 12 born Liverpool); and Gert. Amy Cain (age 7 born Liverpool). One visitor. Three servants.[1]
1901 Living at Meols Drive, Hoylake: Robert Cain (age 74 born Liverpool), Brewer - Employer - Widow. Five servants.[2]
1907 July 19th. Died, of Mersey Brewery, 57 Stanhope Street, Liverpool, and of Barn Hey, Meols Drive, Hoylake. Probate to William Ernest Cain and Charles Alexander Cain, brewers.