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| In 1911 no. 2 is divided into three with fisherman Thomas Summers still head of family but now in four rooms with his wife, relative James Summers, four visitors and one boarder. In three rooms we find Lucy Avis and her two sons again but she is now a widow aged 39 and listed as undertaking “general work”. | In 1911 no. 2 is divided into three with fisherman Thomas Summers still head of family but now in four rooms with his wife, relative James Summers, four visitors and one boarder. In three rooms we find Lucy Avis and her two sons again but she is now a widow aged 39 and listed as undertaking “general work”. | ||
| - | In the East Anglian Daily Times of 27th May 1901 we unfortunately find out what happened to John Avis: //LABOURER KILLED AT DOVERCOURT. Whitsuntide at Dovercourt has been overshadowed by accident, which occurred midway between Dovercourt and railway stations, 8.45 on Sunday morning, a young labourer, named Arthur John Avis, aged SO, married man with two children, being knocked down light engine, whilst walking down the line from Parkeston to Dovercourt, and receiving such terrible injuries that, despite the attentions Dr. Gurney, died a quarter to 12. The deceased lived at 20, King's Quay Street. Harwich.// | + | In the East Anglian Daily Times of 27th May 1901 we unfortunately find out what happened to John Avis: //LABOURER KILLED AT DOVERCOURT. Whitsuntide at Dovercourt has been overshadowed by accident, which occurred midway between Dovercourt and railway stations, 8.45 on Sunday morning, a young labourer, named Arthur John Avis, aged 5O, married man with two children, being knocked down light engine, whilst walking down the line from Parkeston to Dovercourt, and receiving such terrible injuries that, despite the attentions Dr. Gurney, died a quarter to 12. The deceased lived at 20, King's Quay Street. Harwich.// |
| ===== Harwich Architectural Survey ===== | ===== Harwich Architectural Survey ===== | ||
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