Matthew Ernest Hare
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| Matthew Ernest Hare Danygraig Cemetery credit - findagrave |
Matthew was born in 1886, the son of Arthur John Hare and
Rachel Williams.
The Hare family at the time of the 1891 census were residing
at 10 Kilvey Terrace.
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| 1891 Census |
Arthur, 41, was employed as a ship's carpenter. Rachel was
40 years old. Their children present at
the house were
Arthur John, 19, who was an Apprentice Plumber; Thomas
Henry, 18, who was employed as a Letter Carrier Messenger; William Charles, 16,
who was also an Apprentice Plumber; Albert David, 11; Sarah Ethel, 9; Fanny
Louisa, 7; Matthew Ernest, 5; Sidney Francis, 3, who all attended school. The youngest child was Edwin Stephenson, aged
3 months.
The family at the time of the 1901 census had moved to No.4
Kilvey Terrace.
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| 1901 Census |
51-year-old Arthur is employed as a Shipwright. Rachel is also 51 years old. Their children present are
28-year-old Arthur John, who is employed as a Plumber Coppersmith;
Thomas Henry, 27, who is employed as a postman; Albert David, 21, who is
employed as a clerk in an office; Sarah E., 19; Fanny L., 17; Matthew E., 15,
who is employed as a Messenger with the G.W.R.; Sidney F., 13, who is a Office
Boy Commercial. The two younger children
are Edwin S., 10, and 8-year-old Ivor James.
The 1911 Census records that Matthew is the oldest son who
is living with his parents, who are still residing at No.4
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| 1911 Census |
Arthur John, 60, is still employed as a Shipwright, and he
is widowed. Rachel had died in 1908. The
remaining children present are
Fanny Louisa, 27; Matthew Ernest, 25, who is employed as a
Plumber; Edwin Stevenson, 20, who is a Shop Assistant; Ivor James, 18, who is an
Apprentice Fitter.
August 1911, Matthew married Nellie Rebecca Ayres, at St.
Marys church.
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| South Wales Daily Post |
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