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Photo 64
Details
- Tredgett Family
- Circa: 1895
- Location: Claypits Farm, Thaxted, Essex, England
Photo 65
Details
- Tredgett Family
- Circa: 1895
- Location: Claypits Farm, Thaxted, Essex, England
Photo 66
Details
- Tredgett Family
- From left to right (across the back and the two boys at the front last)
- Fuller Tredgett (with dog) Born: 25 Jan 1882 (age 14)
- Julia Jane Tredgett (nee: Willis, born about 1845, age 51) John’s second wife.
- Gilson Cornell Tredgett - Born: 18 Aug 1874 (age 21)
- Ruth Edna Tredgett - Born: 30 Oct 1884 (age 11)
- Mildred Dudley Tredgett - Born 18 Apr 1879 age 16)
- John Tredgett - Born: Abt. 26 Aug 1839 (age 57)
- Edgar John Tredgett - Born: 02 Jul 1880 (age 15)
- At the front:
- Ernest Henry Tredgett (sitting behind) Born: 27 Feb 1883 (age 12)
- Hubert Hockley Tredgett (sitting front) Born: 09 May 1886 (age 9)
- Circa: 1895
- Location: Claypits Farm, Thaxted, Essex, England
- Gail Cornell wrote (May 13, 2008):
- I believe the older sister can be seen on the left in PHOTO 64?
- Ethel Tredgett - Born: 12 Jul 1873 (age 22)
- Darlene Heal (April 16, 2015):
- NEWSPAPER History of Claypits Farm, Thaxted (The Essex Newsman, May 4, 1907, Page 4)
- Courtesy of Kathryn Atkin (May 20, 2015):
- "MR. E. H. TREDGETT AND MISS C. M. BASS.
- On Wednesday pretty wedding was solemnized at the Parish Church, Thaxted, the Rev. J. A. Grant, officiating, Miss Constance Maud May Bass, the eldest surviving sister of Messrs. Frank and Edward Bass, of Daisy Green Farm, being married to Mr. Ernest Henry Tredgett, a son of the late Mr. John Tredgett, of the Claypits Farm. The bride, who was attired in a plum-coloured velvet costume, and hat to match, was given away by her eldest brother, Miss Dora Bass, her younger sister, acting as bridesmaid. Mr. Fuller Tredgett, a brother of the bridegroom, acted as best man. The happy couple left for London during the afternoon for the honeymoon. They are sailing for Western Canada on the 18th inst. in the "Royal Edward" to take up their abode at Delisle, where the bridegroom has for some years successfully carried farming. The presents, numbering about 40, included some valuable gifts, testifying to the esteem in which the young couple are held by those who know them."
- NEWSPAPER (The Essex Newsman, Chelmsford, Essex, England, September 14, 1912, Page 4 )
- Additonal Tredgett notes - Darlene Heal (May 20, 2015):
- 1921 Canada Census (Rural Municipality of Loganton, Saskatchewan)
- Ernest H. Tredgett (56), Farmer of Section 30, Township 34, Range 7, Meridian 32, Year immigrated: 1905
- Maud Tredgett (32), Year immigrated: 1912
- John Eric Tredgett (7), born in Saskatchewan
- Fuller Steward Tredgett (4), born in Saskatchewan
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