George Edward Hockin, 1874–1936 (aged 61 years)
- Name
- George Edward /Hockin/
| Birth | April 29, 1874
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| Occupation | Accountant. |
| Death of a maternal grandfather | John Sprod December 25, 1874 (aged 7 months) |
| Death of a mother | Selina Emma Sprod 1890 (aged 15 years) |
| Marriage of a parent | William Richard Hockin — Emma Rose — View this family 1894 (aged 19 years) |
| Death of a father | William Richard Hockin 1906 (aged 31 years) |
| Death of a brother | Frederick Richard Hockin January 11, 1924 (aged 49 years) |
| Death | 1936 (aged 61 years) |
| father |
1842–1906
Birth: May 1, 1842
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30 — Wadebridge Death: 1906 — Bristol |
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| mother |
1832–1890
Birth: 1832
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24 — Probably Bedminster Death: 1890 — Bristol |
| Marriage | Marriage — December 15, 1861 — St. Mathias, Bristol |
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10 months
elder sister |
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10 months
elder sister |
1863–1865
Birth: August 6, 1863
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31 — 18 Alfred St., St. Philips, Bristol Death: 1865 |
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2 years
elder brother |
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3 years
elder sister |
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3 years
elder brother |
1870–1924
Birth: January 14, 1870
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38 — 9 Lawrence Hill, Bristol Death: January 11, 1924 — 120 Newbridge Rd., St. Annes |
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3 years
elder brother |
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13 months
himself |
1874–1936
Birth: April 29, 1874
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42 — 2 Craddock Buildings, Ducie Rd., Bristol Death: 1936 — Paddington |
| father |
1842–1906
Birth: May 1, 1842
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30 — Wadebridge Death: 1906 — Bristol |
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| Marriage | Marriage — 1894 — Barton Regis |
| himself |
1874–1936
Birth: April 29, 1874
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42 — 2 Craddock Buildings, Ducie Rd., Bristol Death: 1936 — Paddington |
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| wife |
Private
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| son |
Private
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| daughter |
Private
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| daughter |
Private
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| Note | Ducie Rd., Russell Town, Bristol - Bible entry signed W.R.Hockin Adjutant in Army - S.Africa campaign. Accountant |
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| Note | GEORGE EDWARD HOCKIN b 29.4.1874 Clifton d JFM 1936 Paddington WH Career: 59,2 Formerly with St Gabriel's, for whom he scored twice in a 4-0 victory over Eastville Alliance on The Downs in November 1890, George Hockin became a stalwart of Rovers’ side between 1892 and 1897, scoring once in 23 Birmingham and District League matches. He also scored a last-minute goal on a hot, humid day in September 1895, after a poor clearance by the opposition goalkeeper, as Rovers won an astonishing Western League game 7-3 at Trowbridge Town, and in a friendly against Hereford Thistle in October 1896. The youngest of four sons and three daughters to William Richard Hockin (1842-1906), a commercial traveler born in Wadebridge, Cornwall, and his wife Selina Emma Sprod (1832-1890), he was born at 2 Craddock Buildings, Ducie Road, St George and brought up at 24 Digby Street. George Hockin married Blanche Jones in 1926 and they had a son, Jack, and daughters, Kathleen and Eileen; he died at the age of sixty-one. |