George Kenwrick
The name George Kenwrick is the first name on the monument.
The monument is in St Mary church burial ground, Trimley St Mary, Suffolk, England.
There are 346 other graves within this cemetery that are listed within the GPR database.
George Kenwrick was buried in 1938. The actual date of death is not currently recorded on the GPR database but it may be on the grave monument photograph.
George Kenwrick age is given as 86.
George Kenwrick calculated year of birth is 1852.
George Kenwrick is listed on the GPR grave numbered 63086.
George Kenwrick is listed as the first name on monument on the grave monument.
George Kenwrick has the record number 130209 within the GPR person name database table.
There is one image available for the monument listing George Kenwrick (see grave detail page).
The follow note is stored against George Kenwrick record:
My Great-Grandfather was William Kenwrick known as 'Will'. Born in Hartlebury 9 June 1823 - 18 February 1907 (baptised 31 October 1824). He was a butcher, farmer and cattle dealer and I believe farmed at Astley Towne nr Stourport-on-Severn. A Worcestershire Directory dated 1884 shows him as a Farmer, Wood Green. The Directory shows his son William as a Butcher in High Street Stourport-on-Severn. He had three wives: Ann Clarke Rhoda Cooper (born Walsall c 1828/9 -baptised 8 4 1829 - died in childbirth* 22 March 1855) Charlotte Danks (1807? 1823? West Bromwich - 8 Jan 1889) Issue (all from Rhoda?) George 15 May 1851 - 9 January 1938 (my Great Uncle) William 1853 - Charles Harry 22 March 1855* bp 10 April 1855 Astley; d 5 December 1933 (my Grandfather) A decennial census return Ref RG 9 2086 p 158 as at 7 April 1861 shows the following information relating to residence at Astley Towne Worcestershire: Name Relation -ship Age Occupation Where Born? William (Will) Kendrick Head 38 Farmer 63 acres empl 1 man & 2 boys Worcs Hartlebury Charlotte Wife 48 Worcs Bromwich William son 8 Worcs Astley Charles H son 6 Worcs Astley Ann Preen visitor 11 Worcs Astley Andrew Hallett servant 19 cowman Worcs Abberley Ann Davies servant 20 house servant Worcs Broughton Hackett Where was George (aged 9 years)? The 1851 census search showing those living at Astley Worcestershire on 30 March 1851 as follows: Ref No HO 107 2041 pp 207 & 201 Name Relationship Age Occupation Where Born Astley Town William (Will) Kenwrick Head 30 Butcher & Farmer 60 acres 2 lab Worcs Hartlebury Rhoda Kenwrick wife 22 Staffs Walsall Lucy Clarke sister-in-law 56 farmer's daughter Worcs Wolverley Mary Ann Cooper mother-in-law 47 farmer's daughter Worcs Wolverley James Dalby 20 apprentice Worcs Hartlebury Dunley Edwin Preen Head 36 saddler 1 man Worcs Astley Cecilia Preen wife 37 Worcs Pershore Louisa Preen daughter 3 Worcs Astley Ann Preen daughter 1 Worcs Astley Francis Preen brother 32 saddler Worcs Astley Sarah Harris visitor w 51 Worcs Ombersley A book called ‘Stourport Pubs’ by John C Cook for Stourport Civic Society came into my possession on 8 Feb 2006. Page 107 The Bull’s Head The Bull’s Head came into being, under that name, in 1872. Evidence points to it being the same place known as The Fruiterers Arms before that. John Thomas, a fruiterer, started The Fruiterers Arms in 1860. This was probably a fruit shop, permitted to retail beer for its customers to drink on the premises. In 1872, an Areley Kings Butcher, named William Kenwrick, acquired the property. Did he change the name to something more fitting to a man of his trade, but leave John Thomas to carry on the pub side of the business? Both establishments appear to have been in the same area of High Street around a spot between the present day W H Grinnall and the Staffordshire Building Society. In 1907, a licence was refused on the grounds of redundancy, and compensation was paid out to the licensee. The date of closure was 5 January 1907. The property was used as an extension to Grinnall’s shop. Probable record of Licence Holders John Thomas