Fred BROWNING
- Born: c. 1873, Crewkerne, Somerset, [England]
- Baptized: 28 April 1873
- In: Misterton, Somerset
- Name: Fred Browning
- Born: -
- Parent's names: Samuel and Elizabeth Browning
- Abode: Misterton, Somerset
- Father's trade: Railway Porter
- Married: 16 April 1899 to Emily Eliza Hull
NEWSPAPERS
THE WESTERN GAZETTE,
FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1899.
Page 8
Marriages
BROWNING—HULL —April 16 at Holt Trinity Church, Yeovil, by the Rev. E. A. Phillips, Fred second son of Mr. Samuel Browning, of Stoford, to Emily, eldest daughter of Mr. Walter Hull, of Hill View, Yeovil.
THE WESTERN GAZETTE,
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1914.
Page 7
PUBLIC NOTICES
I, FRED BROWNING (Engineer), 60, George Street, Basingtoke, HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that I will not be RESPONSIBLE for ANY DEBTS incurred by my Wife, EMILY ELIZA BROWNING (believed to be residing in Yeovil) after this date.—Signed, FRED BROWNING, Nov. 13th, 1914
THE WESTERN CHRONICLE, YEOVIL
FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1915.
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ALLEGED DESERTION : CASE ADJOURNED.
Fred Browning, an engine manufacturer's employee, of Basingstoke, was summoned for deserting his wife, Emily Eliza Browning, of Sherborne Road, Yeovil, on May 31st.
A letter was read from the defendant asking for an adjournment of the case, as the summons was only served on him on the previous Friday and he had not had time to obtain the information he wanted or to consult a solicitor. He was working on war munitions at Messrs Thorneycroft's and was very busy. His wife had known for the last nine months where he had been working. He had tried to get a home there and was quite willing to do so now.
Mr J. A. Mayo, who appeared for Mrs Browning, said he did not want to throw any obstacles in the way of all the facts coming out. He did not think the request was unreasonable,as defendant had certainly received rather short notice. As a matter of fact, defendant wrote him (Mr Mayo) and asked him to take the case, but Mrs Browning came to him first. That delayed the matter for a day or two.
The Bench adjourned the case until the next petty sessions.
Census Information
3 April 1881
- Parish: Barwick, Somerset
- Address: 49, Stoford Hamlet, Barwick, Yeovil, Somerset
- Name Given: Frederick Browning
- Name of Head: Samuel Browning
- Relationship to Head: Son
- Condition: -
- Age given: 6 years
- Occupation: Scholar
- Birthplace: Crewherne, Somerset
- Other Occupants (relative to head): Elizabeth Browning (wife), Charles Browning (son), Ellen Browning (daughter), Ernest Browning (son), Sidney Browning (son) and Rosa Mary Browning (daughter)
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1891
- Parish: Barwick, Somerset
- Address: Stoford, Somerset, [England]
- Name given: Fred Browning
- Name of Head: Samuel Browning
- Relationship to Head: Son
- Condition: Single
- Age given: 18 years
- Birthplace: Crewkerne, Somerset, England
- Occupation: -
- Other Occupants (relative to head): Elizabeth Browning (wife), Ellen Browning (daughter), Ernest Browning (son), Sidney Browning (son), Lora Browning (daughter), Ralph Browning (son)and Daisy M Browning (daughter)
- Reference: RG 12/1895 Folio 128 Page 16
1901
- Parish: St James Within
- Address: Obridges Cottages, Taunton, Somerset, [England]
- Name Given: Fred Browning
- Name of Head: Fred Browning
- Relationship to Head: Head
- Age given: 28 years
- Condition: Married
- Birthplace: Misterton, Somerset, England
- Occupation: Steam Engine Fitter
- Other Occupants (relative to head): Emily Browning (wife)
- Reference: RG13 piece 2276 Folio 205 Page 50
1911
- Name Given: Fred Browning
- Name of Head: Fred Browning
- Relationship: Head
- Age given: 38 years
- Condition: -
- Occupation: Caretaker and Engine Fitter
- Birthplace: Misterton, Somerset, England
- Married for: 12 years
- Children living: 1
- Children having died: 0
- Address: 2 Church Street, Yeovil, Somerset, [England]
- Other Occupants (relative to head): Emily Browning (wife) and Basil Browning (son)
- Reference: RG14 PN14414 RG78PN870 RD309 SD4 ED13 SN36
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