Genealogy research by Mark Humphrys.
Henry Noltie,
They immediately settled in England.
He is listed as "carpenter journeyman", living 173 Grange Rd, Ilford, at dau's birth 1898
and son's birth 1899.
At dau's birth 1903 they are living
49 Curzon St,
Reading,
to the W of London
(see map),
he is listed as "carpenter".
At son's birth 1907
he is listed as "journeyman carpenter",
living
76 Pembroke Rd, Seven Kings, Essex.
At dau's death 1911
he is listed as "carpenter journeyman",
living 76 Pembroke Rd, Seven Kings.
At dau's mar 1928
he is "builder's foreman", living 76 Pembroke Rd.
They
later moved to 46 Osborne Rd (NOT Osbourne),
Hornchurch,
Essex
(near Gidea Park
and
Romford,
see map),
there from at least 1932 until death 1947.
He is listed as "builder's foreman"
at son's marriages 1932 and 1937.
He is listed as "builder's foreman (retired)"
at wife's death 1943 and own death 1947.
Isabella dies, 1943:
She died 26th Mar 1943,
1 Oldchurch Rd, Romford, Essex,
age 72 yrs
[GRO.UK].
She was
bur Ilford family grave.
No death notice found in initial search of Ilford Recorder.
Henry was living with son Henry at 46 Osborne Rd at death.
Henry dies, 1947:
He died 10th Sept 1947,
London Hospital, Central London,
age 74 yrs [GRO.UK].
He was
bur Ilford family grave.
Henry and Isabella had issue:
Front: Isabella Stephen and Henry Noltie.
On holiday in Ireland, 1912.
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Henry Noltie (senior, born 1872)
with his grand-dau Janet Noltie, Oct 1939.
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This is supposed to be
Henry Noltie (junior) above,
though the note says "died about 1916".
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Henry Noltie (junior)
with his niece Janet Noltie, 1939.
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Location of Henry Noltie grave, Ilford.
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