| Name | George Francis GADD | |
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| Birth | 21 Apr 1878 | 47 Thrissell St., St. Philip's, Bristol [1, 2] |
| George Francis GADD, birth certificate |
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| Thrissell Street in 1973, shortly before demolition. |
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| Thrissell Street in 1973, shortly before demolition. |
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| Gender | Male | |
| Census | 3 Apr 1881 | 15 Ellbroad Street, St. Philip's, Bristol [3] |
| 1881: Ellbroad Street, Bristol |
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| Education | Bef 1889 | Redcross Street School |
| British School, Redcross Street, Bristol Planning permission granted in August 2009 for conversion into an apartment block, using the 'remaining ground floor stone walls of the former Redcross Street British School, as well as the later extension (known as the "Sugar Store")'. |
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| Census | 5 Apr 1891 | 39 Ellbroad Street, St. Philip's, Bristol [4] |
| 1891: Ellbroad Street, Bristol |
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| Event | Abt 1879 - Aft 1891 | |
| According to Barbara GADD, as a boy his GP was the cricketer, WG GRACE. "There are many testimonies from his patients that he was a good doctor. Poor families knew that they did not need to worry about calling him in, as the bills would never arrive." [Source: Wikipedia] | ||
| 1891 W G GRACE, GP, Stapleton Road / Thrissell Street, Bristol |
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| Education | Bef 1893 | Merchant Venturers' School, Bristol |
| Occupation | Abt 1894 | |
| Spent a year learning the drapery business before giving it up for the dental trade. | ||
| Event | 1 May 1895 | Old King Street Baptist Church, Bristol |
| As a member of the church, signed a resolution calling on the Trustees of the Church (of whom his father was one) to raise money for and proceed with building improvements. | ||
| Occupation | 18 Dec 1900 | Old King Street Baptist Church, Bristol |
| Honorary Secretary of the Church's Men's Discussion Class. | ||
| Census | 31 Mar 1901 | 39 Ellbroad Street, St. Philip's, Bristol [2] |
| Commercial Traveller Dental Dealer | ||
| Age: 22 | ||
| 1901: Ellbroad Street, Bristol (Part 1) |
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| Ellbroad Street on Broadweir Market Day 1904 George GADD is standing outside his premises on the right of the picture. His son, George F GADD had probably moved out when he married in September 1903. People are emerging from the dwelling three doors down, occupied in 1911 by Henry J SKRINE and his family, probably when Henry worked at the Empire Theatre nearby. Martha GADD (George's grandmother) died in the house next to the shop in 1873. This photo appears in "Victorian and Edwardian Bristol" with an introduction by Reece Winstone, who notes that "the man in the doorway proved to be the father of two now elderly Bristolians who were delighted to see this photograph". |
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| 1901: Ellbroad Street, Bristol (Part 2) |
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| Occupation | 31 Mar 1901 [2] | |
| Commercial Traveller Dental Dealer | ||
| Event | Dec 1905 | Old King Street Baptist Church, Bristol |
| Apponted one of the Chapel's two Deacons. | ||
| Residence | 1906 | Halsbury Road, Bristol |
| Residence | 1904-1906 | 75 Queen's Road, Bristol |
| This was the address of the Western Dental Manufacturing Co in Wright's 1901 Directory of Bristol. | ||
| 75 Queens' Road, Clifton, Bristol |
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| Census | 1911 | 15 West Shrubbery, Bristol, Gloucestershire |
| Manager to dealer in dentist materials. The household has a live-in servant, Amelia Emily HOLLIER, aged 14, born in Wrington, Somerset. | ||
| Residence | Bef 1 Jun 1910-1913 | 15 West Shrubbery, Bristol, Gloucestershire |
| 15 West Shrubbery, Bristol BS6 |
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| Occupation | 1916 | 65 Park Street, Bristol |
| "Teeth, Bristol": Dental Materials Dealer | ||
| 65 Park Street, Bristol |
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| Residence | 21 May 1916 | 13 Hartington Park, Redland Green, Bristol |
| Informant on the death of his mother [Source: Mother's death certificate] | ||
| Occupation | 1921 | 65a Park Street, Bristol |
| "Teeth, Bristol": Dental Materials Dealer | ||
| Residence | 1914-1921 | 13 Hartington Park, Redland Green, Bristol |
| 13 Hartington Park, Bristol BS6 |
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| Occupation | 1923 | 65a Park Street, Bristol |
| Dental Depot. Telephone number BRISTOL 1704 | ||
| Residence | Sep 1926 - May 1929 | 44 Zetland Road, Bristol |
| This house belonged to William Jones, who had a dental practice there twice weekly [Barbara GADD] | ||
| Residence | 1936-1937 | 17 Birchall Road, Bristol |
| 17 Birchall Road, Bristol BS6 |
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| Event | 02 Aug 1940 | |
| Discussed in letter written by daughter Barbara, who has had second thoughts about her calling to be a Baptist Missionary. | ||
| Extract from letter written by Barbara GADD to Miss BOWSER. |
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| Residence | 1944 | 4 Clifton Terrace, Bristol |
| Occupation | 1939 - 1950 | 8 Park Row, St. Michael's, Bristol |
| Dental Materials Dealer. | ||
| GADD Dental Depot Letterhead Copied from a letter written in 1939 by Barbara GADD, held in the archives of the Baptist Mission Society. |
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| Residence | 10 Apr 1965 | 8 Park Row, St. Michael's, Bristol |
| Lived above the shop. During WWII, he watched Colston Hall burning from here after it was bombed. Grandson Michael worked here at dental depot in mid-1950s with uncle Harold while George was on holiday. | ||
| 8 Park Row, Bristol |
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| Death | 10 Apr 1965 | Homeopathic Hospital, Bristol |
| Age: 86 | ||
| Cause: Pancreatic cancer, broncho pneumonia | ||
| George Francis GADD, death certificate |
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| Probate | 5 May 1965 | |
| George Francis Gadd of 8 Park Row, St. Michael's, Bristol, died 10 Apr 1965 at Homeopathic Hospital, Bristol. Probate granted to Lloyds Bank Ltd. £1,988 | ||
| Burial | Canford Crematorium, Bristol |
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| Notes |
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| Person ID | I8 | Gadd |
| Last Modified | 20 Apr 2010 | |
| Father | George GADD, b. 15 Jul 1850, Gloucester Lane, St. Philip's, Bristol d. 25 Jan 1923, Bristol Royal Infirmary (Age 72 years) | |
| Mother | Mary Ellen Nora CAFFERY, b. 8 Feb 1855, 25 King Street, Castle Precincts,Bristol d. 21 May 1916, Bristol General Hospital (Age 61 years) | |
| Marriage | 15 Dec 1872 | Holy Trinity, Bristol [1, 5] |
| Photos | Map of Bristol in 1937, before many roads were obliterated by the Blitz and post-War redevelopment. | |
| Postcard of Ellbroad Street | ||
| Old King Street Baptist Church (1815-1956) | ||
| George & Mary Ellen GADD, probably with children George and Minnie | ||
| George & Mary Ellen GADD | ||
| Histories | History of Old King Street Baptist Church, pt.2 | |
| Family ID | F4 | Group Sheet | Family Chart |
| Family | Flora Jessie HARTSHORNE, b. 4 Jul 1878, 2 Montgomery Street, Bedminster, Bristol d. 15 Aug 1932, Bristol, Gloucestershire (Age 54 years) | |||||||||
| Marriage | 15 Sep 1903 | Old King Street Baptist Church, Bristol |
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| GADD-HARTSHORNE marriage certificate |
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| Event | Abt 16 Sep 1905 - 30 Sep 1905 | |||||||||
| The couple spent the first week of their honeymoon in Weston-super-Mare (accompanied by the bride's father), then spent a week in Guernsey. [Source: Barbara GADD] | ||||||||||
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| Photos | Postcard of Ellbroad Street | |||||||||
| Old King Street Baptist Church (1815-1956) | ||||||||||
| George & Jessie GADD, probably with daughter Muriel | ||||||||||
| Jessie (HARTSHORNE) GADD with sister and children on beach | ||||||||||
| Muriel and John GADD as children | ||||||||||
| Muriel, John and Barbara GADD as children | ||||||||||
| Histories | History of Old King Street Baptist Church, pt.2 | |||||||||
| Family ID | F5 | Group Sheet | Family Chart | ||||||||
| Last Modified | 21 Jul 2007 | |||||||||
| Sources |
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