Albert Samuel HEATH

1894 - 1971  (~ 76 years)

• Name	Albert Samuel HEATH  [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
  Born	Dec 1894	Bedminster, Somerset, England   [3, 4]
  Gender	Male
  Address	1901	2 Olveston Road, Bristol, Avon England   [3]
  Address	1911	137 Fentiman Road, Lambeth, London, England   [4]
  Occupation	Maidstone, Kent, England   [1]
  	Accountant
  Occupation	1911  [4]
  	Boy Clerk (Kent Education Committee)
  Died	1971  [1]
  Person ID	I56	My Genealogy
  Last Modified	27 Aug 2018

  
  

  Father	William Charles HEATH,   b. 26 Apr 1871, Bristol, Gloucestershire, England
  Relationship	natural
  Mother	Mary BEATON,   b. 24 Jun 1870, St Giles, Bloomsbury, London, England ,   d. 16 Mar 1930, Southmead Hospital, Bristol, Avon, England  (Age 59 years)
  Relationship	natural
  Married	28 Jan 1889	St John the Evangelist, Hammersmith, London   [5, 6]
  		St John the Evangelist Church Hammersmith London.jpg
  Notes	07/06 William married Mary Beaton (b.24/06/1870), St.Giles, Bloomsbury, Middlesex - Res. 3 Market St. Bloomsbury) on 28/01/1889 at St.John's, in Hammersmith, London., after Banns and witnessed by Fred John Manders and Louisa Groombridge.
  Family ID	F27	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Florence Caroline WATT,   b. Abt 1889, Strood, Kent, England ,   d. Bef 1971  (Age ~ 81 years)
  Children	1. Celia Doris HEATH,   b. 1915, London, England ,   d. 15 Nov 2008  (Age 93 years)  [natural]   2. Living
  Last Modified	27 Aug 2018
  Family ID	F28	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Event Map

  Occupation - Accountant - - Maidstone, Kent, England  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

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  Albert Heath

  
  

• Notes

  03/11 Comments from Lesley Ann Martin (Albert's grandaughter): "I didn't know that Grandad stayed in London while his mother and children went back to Bristol. Is that the reason the family didn't like him? What do you think it was like for a 16y/o to stay in London on his own. Do you know what he did and where he lived? I know he was something to do with Goldsmiths College. He went into the Royal Engineers and the Observers Corps. He was an accountant in Maidstone. After my grandmother died he lived with my mother and father. He died in 1971 of cancer. He suffered badly, they removed his ear and grafted skin from his shoulder but it didn't do any good, I think he was a guinea pig." Albert may have felt he had little choice but to leave the family at the same time as his father William did in order to avoid burden of maintenance in fathers stead. It was a condition of local "Guardians" that a child's income be taken before support would be given.

  
  

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  [S47] Email, MARTIN, Lesley Ann; 2009 02 03;. dear mark, thank you for your kind words. I have just pick-up my tree again and looking at grandad heaths life. I have had a lovely letter from doris fletcher. I didnt now that grandad stayed in london while his mother and children went back to bristol. I that the reason the family didnt like him? what do you think it was like for a 16y/o to stay in london on his own. do you now what he did and where he lived.? I now he was something to do with goldsmiths college. he went into the royal engineers and the observers corpe. he was an accountant in maidstone. after my grandmother died he lived with my mother and father. he died in 1971 of cancer. he suffered badly. they removed his ear and grafted skoin from his shoulder. didnt do anygood i think he was a guinee pig. I forgat to tell you who the photos are. grandad heath-a sister dont know who-group dont know who-nanny heath(flos she was called)she was lovely like good cloths twinset and pearls. and grandad spoilted her rotten. If you find any more for me please let me now. Yours lesley [S47] Email, HEATH, Roger; 2007 06 26;. Hello Mark, I imagine that your underquoted message was automated. I am family, and believe we met briefly at your Grandfather Ronald's thanksgiving service. Certainly your father knows me. My father was Herbert Heath, sister of Annie Heath. Coincidentally, I mailed your Uncle Mervyn. yesterday im: ".................. I did a search of Passenger Lists and think I traced our mutual grandfather's departure from UK. A William Heath (middle names not given) sailed aboard "Virginian" from Liverpool for Montreal on 19th July 1912 aged 41 (which ties in with DOB 1871). Now it will mean trying to find further details from Montreal which I will follow up in my usual swift manner! I (and Leila) both met Uncle Albert and his daughter Pat sometime before we were married (in 1958). Pat was unmarried, quite a bit older than I, and had a large purple patch on her face. They told us that they lived in Maidstone and we tried to trace them when we moved to London, but no joy. I've had a look at Stantonetal and must complement Mark. The shot 0f Richmond Terrace surprised me; I wondered how anyone recalled that Leila and I lived there (1958-62 in No. 4 on the same floor as your mother) - what a coincidence. [S2] 1901 Census, HEATH, William Charles; & family; RG13 piece 2398 folio 70 page 6. Name Relation Condition Sex Age Birth Year Occupation Disability Where Born -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- HEATH, William C Head Married M 30 1871 Cycle Agent Bristol Gloucestershire HEATH, Mary Wife Married F 30 1871 Bloomsbury London HEATH, Annie M Daughter Single F 8 1893 Paddington London HEATH, Albert S Son Single M 6 1895 Bedminster Bristol Gloucestershire HEATH, Lillian M Daughter Single F 4 1897 Bedminster Bristol Gloucestershire HEATH, Edith F Daughter Single F 1 1900 Bedminster Bristol Gloucestershire WILDING, Florence L Boarder Single F 19 1882 Boot Machinest Bristol Gloucestershire -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RG number: RG13 Piece: 2398 Folio: 70 Page: 6 Registration District: Bristol Sub District: Ashley Enumeration District: 4 Ecclesiastical Parish: Horfield Holy Trinity Civil Parish: Bristol Municipal Borough: Address: 2, (Or Olveston), Alveston Road, Bristol County: Gloucestershire [S31] 1911 Census, HEATH, Albert Samuel; bc1894; RG14PN2004 RG78PN70 RD25 SD2 ED30 SN29. Name Relation Condition/Yrs married Sex Age Birth Year Occupation Where Born -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- WILCOXON, George Head Married 17 years M 40 1871 Fish Salesman Bethanal Green WILCOXON, Amelia Wife Married F 42 1869 Boarding Housekeeper Hants Southampston MACKENZIE, Colin M Boarder Single M 22 1889 Civil Servant Assistant Clerk Sutherland Scotalnd Parish Creich Resident COTTIER, Walter K Boarder Single M 15 1896 Civil Servant Boy Clerk Isle of Man Parish Lezayre Resident BREAKELL, Thomas H Boarder Single M 16 1895 Civil Servant Boy Clerk County Town Lancashire Preston WILLIAMS, Sydney W Boarder Single M 21 1890 Civil Servant Assistant Clerk Count Parish St Marys Acton W Middlesex ROBERTS, Bertram Boarder Single M 20 1891 Civil Servant Assistant Clerk Denbigh Bersham Parish BENTLEY, William Everett Boarder Single M 21 1890 Civil Servant Secon Division Clerk Sussex Brighton HEATH, Albert S Boarder Single M 16 1895 Boy Clerk Southville Bristol MAHON, Thomas Christopher Hunt Single M 51 1860 R Carthohe Priest Essex Romford MEREDITH, William Gambrer Single M 38 1873 Grocer Kent Maidstone -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RG number: RG14 Piece: 2004 Reference: RG14PN2004 RG78PN70 RD25 SD2 ED30 SN29 Registration District: Lambeth Sub District: Kennington Enumeration District: 30 Parish: Lambeth Address: 137 Fentiman Road County: London [S34] Papers - STANTON, Ronald Geoffrey, Ronald Stanton, General Information. Includes: ALLEN HEATH THORNE FLETCHER Early Trees Old Address Book (undated) (unscanned) [S12] Marriage Certificate, HEATH, William Charles; & BEATON, Mary; 1889;. Mervyn has a photo-copy of the Marriage Certificate, No. 340, issued in the Parish of St. John the Evangelist, Hammersmith, Middlesex, on 28 January, 1889, recording Marriage, after Banns, between : William Charles HEATH, 19, Bachelor, (Ship's) Steward, 33 Cardross Street, Father John Charles HEATH, and Mary BEATON, 19, Spinster, - 33 Cardross Street, Father John George BEATON. (Witnessed in the presence of Fred John Manders and Louisa Groombridge). The copy was one I received from a cousin whose mother was, like my Mum, a daughter of William Charles, so, as you say we have not much doubt about the authenticity of the record. Copy from London Metropolitan Archives, P80/JN/A/02/003 attached: NAME: Mary Beaton ESTIMATED BIRTH YEAR: abt 1870 AGE: 19 SPOUSE: William Charles Heath SPOUSE AGE: 19 RECORD TYPE: Marriage EVENT DATE: 28 Jan 1889 PARISH: St John the Evangelist, Hammersmith BOROUGH: Hammersmith and Fulham FATHER NAME: John George Beaton SPOUSE FATHER: John Charles Heath REGISTER TYPE: Parish Register