George William Mace (abt. 1859 - 1916)

Born about 1859 in Kent, England, United Kingdom.

Husband of Emily Mary (Tagg) Mace — married 22 May 1882 in Weybridge, Surrey, England, United Kingdom.

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Biography

1882. From the Register of Marriages in the Parish of Weybridge, Surrey.
Page 225.
1882 Marriage solemnized at the Church in the Parish of Weybridge in the County of Surrey.
No. 449. May 22 1882.
George William Mace, Age – 23, Bachelor, Rank or Profession – Seaman, Residence – St. Mary (unreadable), Father’s Name – George Mace, Rank or Profession of Father – Cab Proprietor.
Emily Mary Tagg, Age – 20, Spinster, Residence – Weybridge, Father’s Name – Charles Tagg, Rank or Profession of Father – Bricklayer.
Married in the Parish Church according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Church of England after Banns by me – Edward J. Rose, Rector.
This Marriage was solemnized between us:-
(signed) George William Mace.
(signed) Emily Mary Tagg.
in the Presence of us:-
(signed) Frank Waters.
(signed) Mary Ann Bennett.

1882. From the Civil Registration of Marriages 1837 - 2005 on The Genealogist website.
Marriage of George William Mace to Emily Mary Tagg registered in the District of Chertsey, Surrey, in the quarter April to June 1882.

1891. From the 1891 census of England and Wales. Taken night of Sunday 5th April.
In the Administrative County of Surrey.
The undermentioned Houses are situate within the Boundaries of the Civil Parish of Weybridge (part of), Village of Weybridge (part of), Rural Sanitary District of Chertsey, Parliamentary Division of Chertsey, Ecclesiastical Parish or District of Weybridge.
At Thames St.
George Wm Mace, Head, Married, age 31, occupation Waterman, Employed, born Ramsgate, Kent.
Emily Mary Mace, Wife, Married, age 27, born Weybridge, Surrey.

1901. From the 1901 census of England and Wales. Taken night of Sunday 31st March 1901.
In the Administrative County of Surrey.
The undermentioned Houses are situate within the boundaries of the Civil Parish of Chertsey, Ecclesiastical Parish of St Paul Addlestone, Urban District of Chertsey, Ward of Urban District of Addlestone, Parliamentary Division of Chertsey, Village of Addlestone.
At 2 York Villas. 1 room occupied.
George W. Mace, Head, Married, age 41, occupation Labourer, Gravel Digger, Worker, born Maidstone, Kent.
Emily M. Mace, Wife, Married, age 38, born Weybridge, Surrey.

1911. From the 1911 census of England and Wales. Taken night of Sunday April 2nd 1911.
In the County of Surrey.
Residing at 36 Liberty Hall Road, Addlestone, Surrey. Dwelling has 1 room.
George William Mace, Head, age 52, Married, occupation General Labourer, born Sandgate, Kent, British.
Emily Mary Mace, Wife, age 47, Married, present marriage has lasted 28 complete years, no children born alive, born Weybridge, Surrey, British.
(signed) George William Mace.

1916. From the Commonwealth War Graves Commission website.
Private G. MACE.
Service No. – 32390.
Regiment & Unit/Ship – Royal Defence Corps., 63rd Provisional Coy.
Date of Death – 4 December 1916.
Age – (Not recorded).
Buried or commemorated at – Addlestone Burial Ground, CI. 241. United Kingdom.
Country of Service – United Kingdom.
Additional Information – Husband of Emily Mary Mace, of 36 Liberty Hall Road, Addlestone.

Sources

• 1882 Parish record of Marriage. Transcribed by Matthew Mace from the image available on the Ancestry website in Surrey, England, Church of England Marriages and Banns, 1754-1937. Original data: Anglican Parish Registers. Woking, Surrey, England: Surrey History Centre.
• 1882 Registration of Marriage. From the Civil Registration, 1837-2005 index available on the subscription website TheGenealogist. Certificate available from England and Wales General Register Office England and Wales General Register Office website. Reference: 1882, J Quarter, in CHERTSEY, Volume 2a, Page 0076.
• 1891 England and Wales Census. Transcribed by Matthew Mace from the image available on the subscription website TheGenealogist. Original data held by the UK National Archives "RG12 General Register Office: 1891 Census Returns" Image reference - RG12 PN:0551 FN: Page:235.
• 1901 England and Wales Census. Transcribed by Matthew Mace from the image available on the subscription website TheGenealogist. Original data held by the UK National Archives "RG13 General Register Office: 1901 Census Returns" Image reference - RG13 PN:0592 FN:? Page:95.
• 1911 England and Wales Census. Transcribed by Matthew Mace from the image available on the subscription website TheGenealogist. Original data held by the UK National Archives "RG14 General Register Office: 1911 Census Schedules" Image reference - RG14 PN:3004 RD:32 SD:2 ED:9 SN:166 Page:331.
• 1916 record of Death on the Commonwealth War Graves Commission website. Link to details of George Mace.