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William George Pike
1909-1909
William and his twin brother Oliver, were born in Alton, Hampshire, the sons of John and Rose Pike (nee Stockwell)
William died aged 25 days, he was laid to rest in the Newtown Road Cemetery on the 16thOctober 1909, as William George.
William’s family:
His father John was baptised on the 29th July 1866, in Tadley, Hampshire, the son of Noah and Susannah Pike.
Wiliam’s mother Rose was baptised on the 17th December 1876, in Andover, Hampshire, the daughter of Charles and Rhoda Stockwell.
According to the 1911 census John and Rose were married c1895. (No marriage record found around that time. Possible marriage 1916 in Fareham, Hampshire, John Pike & Rose Stockwell)
John and Rose also had the following children:
Louisa, 1895, in Hartley Witney
John, c1897, in Newbury
Hannah Edith, 1899, in Newbury
Leonard, 1901, in Newbury
Lily, 1902, in Hartley Witney
Samuel c1905, in Hungerford
Rhoda, 1907, in Newbury
Stanley George, 1912, in Newbury
George, born 1915, in Newbury (died aged 10 months, buried in the NRC on the 17thMarch 1916)
Henry, 1917, in Newbury
Rose May, 1922, in Newbury
The 1901 census records John (34) as a Fish Hawker, living at 1, St Mary’s Court, Newbury, with Rose (28), Rose L. (5), (Louisa) John (4), Anne E. (2), (Hannah Edith) and a visitor, Ada Stockwell (17)
In 1911 John (39), a Licensed Fish, Fruit and Vegetable Hawker, Rose (34) and their children, Louisa (15), a General Domestic Servant, John (14) Assisting his father, Anna (12), Leonard (10), Lily (8), Samuel (6), (an imbecile from birth) Rhoda (4) and Oliver (1), were recorded living at Hillmans Cottages, Stroud Green, Newbury.
The 1921 census records John (46), a General Labourer, Rose (45), some of their younger children, their married son John (24) and his wife Gladys (20), living in Chieveley, Berkshire. They are recorded as “These people travel the Country Hoeing and Hop Picking”, of No Fixed Abode, in Tents, but home address recorded as 5 Marsh Street, Newbury.
Rose died aged 54, in 1931, in Newbury.
Possible death for John Pike, 1943, in Basingstoke, Hampshire, aged 77.
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