Family History, Tickner Chart 0403 Edmund (Edwin) George Tickner and Mary Ann Harris

married
3rd August
1884
Shere
Surrey

1,2,3,4,6
EDMUND (EDWIN) GEORGE TICKNER
born about
28th February 1864
Shere, Surrey
baptised
28th February 1868
Shere, Surrey
occupation
1871 Scholar
1881 Bricklayers Labourer
1891, 1901 Bricklayer

3,4MARY ANN HARRIS
born about
1866
Shere, Surrey

4Mary Ann TICKNER born about 6th November 1884 Shere Surrey occupation 1891 Scholar	4,5Nelson TICKNER born about 28th March 1887 Shere Surrey occupation 1891 Scholar 1901 Under Gardener Domestic	4,5George Henry TICKNER born about 5th May 1889 Shere Surrey married 27th April 1918 Guildford district Surrey Harriet L KESTOR	5Albert Walter TICKNER born about 2nd August 1891 Shere Surrey	5Alice Flora TICKNER born about 3rd March 1895 Shere Surrey	5,8Morinton TICKNER born about 7th March 1897 Peaslake Shere, Surrey occupation WWI Sergeant Coldstream Guards 1st Bn. Service Number 10868 1st Bn. awards Military Medal died WWI 15th September 1916 Ginchy Somme, France memorial Theipval Memorial Pier and Face 7 D and 8 D Morinton TICKNER as shown on Newspaper Cutting (see Note 8)	5Mildred Mabel TICKNER born about 8th February 1899 Shere Surrey	7Kenneth Gerald TICKNER born about March quarter 1910 Guildford district Surrey

1881 Census - Peaslake, Shere, Surrey 1871 Census - Peaslake, Shere, Surrey 1916 - Downside, Peaslake, Guildford, Surrey 1891 Census - Burying Place, Shere, Surrey (Edmund down as Edwin on this Census, for the information for Morinton's death he is down as George). 1901 Census - Peaslake, Shere, Surrey. (Edmund is down as George on this census) IGI Baptism We are not convinced that Kenneth is part of this family. The newspaper cutting for Morinton in note 8 states that Morinton was the youngest son. I thought that perhaps Kenneth had died between March quarter 1910 and the death of Morinton in September 1916 but I cannot find a death for a Kenneth TICKNER in that period. The information for this son came from the site of Alan-R-Tickner who has a site on Family Tree Maker on-line. I have left Kenneth on this chart for the present. Newspaper Cutting sent to me by Andy Brown PEASLAKE SERGT. M. TICKNER KILLED Mr and Mrs George Tickner of Peasslake, have received the sad news that their youngest sone Sgt. M. Tickner, Coldstream Gds., was killed in action on Sept. 15. Sergt Tickner who was only 19, joined the Army at the age of 16 1/2 and was transferred from The Queen's Reserve to the Coldstream Gds. just before the declaration of war. He went to the front in the following Feb., and had seem much fighting since. He was home on leave last December, and in April last was slightly wounded. Mr and Mrs Tickner wish to return thanks for letters and messages of sympathy

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