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| − | George Wyatt (born c.1836 in High Littleton) was listed as a Coal Miner and Beer Seller in the 1861 Census, living in Batch, Paulton with his wife Ruth (born c.1835 in Paulton) and daughter Phoebe (born 1861 in Paulton). He is mentioned in the [[Temple Cloud Petty Sessions]] as being of the Red White & Blue beerhouse, a name I can find no other record of. | + | George Wyatt (born c.1836 in High Littleton) was listed as a Coal Miner and Beer Seller in the 1861 Census, living in Batch, Paulton with his wife Ruth (born c.1835 in Paulton) and daughter Phoebe (born 1861 in Paulton). Moreover, he is listed as a Beerhouse Keeper in the Baptism record for Phoebe in 1861. He is mentioned in the [[Temple Cloud Petty Sessions]] as being of the Red White & Blue beerhouse, a name I can find no other record of. |
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| + | By August 1864 he was at the High Littleton Inn, where he was convicted of having unjust measures. | ||
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| + | By the time of the 1871 census, he is living in High Littleton | ||
Latest revision as of 09:57, 19 July 2025
George Wyatt (born c.1836 in High Littleton) was listed as a Coal Miner and Beer Seller in the 1861 Census, living in Batch, Paulton with his wife Ruth (born c.1835 in Paulton) and daughter Phoebe (born 1861 in Paulton). Moreover, he is listed as a Beerhouse Keeper in the Baptism record for Phoebe in 1861. He is mentioned in the Temple Cloud Petty Sessions as being of the Red White & Blue beerhouse, a name I can find no other record of.
By August 1864 he was at the High Littleton Inn, where he was convicted of having unjust measures.
By the time of the 1871 census, he is living in High Littleton