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Frederick William SNELGROVE

1857 – 1938 · Steeple Ashton, Wiltshire
👶Birth
1857
Steeple Ashton, Wiltshire 📍 Ancestry.co.uk
Birth Civil Registration Index
🏠Lived (4)
1861
🏛️ Death of Prince Albert
Edington, Westbury, Wiltshire 📍 1861 Census 📎 Census
🏠Lived (14)
1871
🏛️ Bank Holidays introduced
Bratton, Wiltshire 📍 1871 Census 📎 Census

The 1871 Census also shows a Frederick Snelgrove living with the family who was his nephew aged 14 and born in Bratton, Wiltshire and Ann Hampshire, Domestic Servant, 12, born Chirton.

🏠Lived (24)
1881
Chirton Farm, 42 The Street, Chirton, Wiltshire, SN10 3QS 📍 1881 Census 📎 Census
💒Marriage (32)
1889
Christina FREETH
Devizes, Wiltshire 📍
🏠Lived (44)
1901
🏛️ Second Boer War
The Street, Chirton, Wiltshire 📍
with Christina FREETH 1901 Census 📎 Census
🏠Lived (54)
1911
🏛️ National Insurance Act
Chirton, Wiltshire 📍
with Christina FREETH 1911 Census 📎 Census
📝Will (81)
28/06/1938
🏛️ Munich Agreement
Will 📎 Will

Left:

£100 to his daughter Elizabeth Bryant
£25 each to her two sons William Frederick & Walter George

£100 to his daughter Marjorie Ellen Goodman and the balance of his estate and all houshold and personal effects

£30 and his silver watch & gold chain to his grandson Edwin Frederick Goodman

£10 to his son-in-law Edwin Goodman

✝️Death (81)
04/10/1938
Holly Tree Cottage, Chirton, Wiltshire 📍 Death Civil Registration Index
Probate Index
⚖️Probate
02/11/1938
London, Middlesex 📍
Effects £341 18s 1d Probate Index 📎 Probate Grant 📎 Probate
Children with Christina FREETH
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b. 1890, Chirton, Wiltshire · m. 1916 William Winston BRYANT
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b. 1897, Devizes, Wiltshire · m. 1922 Edwin GOODMAN
Notes

Left £50 by his aunt Annabella BENNETT

Left by his uncle George Snelgrove in 1901 Will his wearing apparel tohether with his brother George.

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