Person | James Robertson SWEET |
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Date | 10 Apr 1902 |
Place | Glasgow |
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1885 Directory Directory for 1885-1886 lists James Robertson Sweet as a painter and paper-hanger. |
Anouncement 1902: James Robertson Sweet retired housepainter, 31 Scotia Street, Glasgow died 10 April 1902 in Glasgow intestate. Grandsire to John Lang Sweet painter and decorator of 43 Great Western Road, Glasgow residing at St George's Road then, James Sweet grainmerchant at 148 Plantation St and Jessie Lang Sweet or Wilson wife of Thomas Leishman Wilson, banker. |
Census (check which one) 31 Scotia Street is a tenement in Milton Glasgow Lanarkshire James Sweet head married aged 65 retired painter born Lanarkshire Annie Lang Sweet aged 64 born Lanarkshire, Rutherglen (note made on file) James does not appear on the 1901 census but did not die until 1902. Annie his wife was at her son's, Charles, in Rothesay |
Death certificate James Robertson Sweet (housepainter) Master Married to : Annie Lang 10 April 1902 11 hours 15 mins am 31 Scotia Street, Glasgow 67 years Father George Sweet wine merchant deceased Mother Catherine Sweet (Robertson) deceased Cause: Pelvic abcess 1 month 7 days, influenza 8 days as certified by David Guthrie MD Informant: Charles Sweet, Zephyran Villa, Rothesay |
1871 census: 79 Grove Street, St George, Glasgow James R Sweet Head married age 44 Painter and paper-hanger, Glasgow, Lanarkshire Ann L Sweet Wife married age 43 born Rutherglen, Lanarkshire Jessie Sweet Daughter age 20 born Barony, Glasgow George Sweet Son age 18, Clerk City Glasgow Lanark John L Sweet Son age 17 Apprentice painter Barony, Lanarkshire James Sweet Son age 14 Clerk Barony Glasgow Thomas G Sweet Son age 12 School, Lanark, Glasgow William C Sweet Son age 10 School, Lanark, Glasgow Alexander Sweet son age 8, School, Lanark, Glasgow Charles Sweet son age 6 School, Lanark, Glasgow Edward Sweet Son age 10 months Lanark, Glasgow |