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^{1890 George William Lakeman}

George William LAKEMAN ‎(I9809)‎

Given Names: George William
Surname: LAKEMAN

Gender: Male Male

Birth: 2 October 1850

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Death: 11 June 1898 ‎(Age 47)‎ 71 Hampton Road, Forest Gate, London, England

Personal Facts and Details

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Birth	2 October 1850 41 34
Marriage	Emily FROST - 1878 ‎(Age 27)‎
Biographical Notes	Note: George suffered from greed, alcoholism, and from Emily of whom he was afraid, and Rosa said because "she had such a temper, it was vile". At one time he was Secretary to Lord Beaucamp who became a Governor of New South Wales. He was a spendthrift and extravagant and always looking for ways to obtain money. He persuaded his father to add a codicil to his will leaving him the family home outright and much more than a fair share of cash. His health broke down in 1897 and he took a sea voyage to South Australia to improve it. He stayed with the Charles Lakemans. He went back in 1898 and a few weeks later died suddenly at his home 71 Hampton Road, Forest Gate, Essex. He was aged 48 and was buried in the family plot at Hendon Churchyard.
Death	11 June 1898 ‎(Age 47)‎ 71 Hampton Road, Forest Gate, London, England
Burial	Saint Marys Parish Church, Hendon, London, England
Last Change	15 August 2008 - 12:32:54

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Parents Family (F1396)
Father	Richard LAKEMAN 1809 - 1887
Mother	Eunice SIER 1816 - 1888
Sister	Matilda Louise Louie LAKEMAN 1844 - 1905
Brother	Charles Percival Percy LAKEMAN 1846 - 1921
Brother	Alfred Bates LAKEMAN 1848 - 1903
	George William LAKEMAN 1850 - 1898
Sister	Rosa Mona LAKEMAN 1854 - 1921

Step-Parent Family (F1478)
Father	Richard LAKEMAN 1809 - 1887
Step-Mother	Mary SPARK - 1838
Half-Brother	Frederick LAKEMAN 1838 -

Immediate Family (F2284)
Wife	Emily FROST -
Daughter	Dora LAKEMAN 1879 -

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Biographical Notes

George suffered from greed, alcoholism, and from Emily of whom he was afraid, and Rosa said because "she had such a temper, it was vile". At one time he was Secretary to Lord Beaucamp who became a Governor of New South Wales. He was a spendthrift and extravagant and always looking for ways to obtain money. He persuaded his father to add a codicil to his will leaving him the family home outright and much more than a fair share of cash. His health broke down in 1897 and he took a sea voyage to South Australia to improve it. He stayed with the Charles Lakemans. He went back in 1898 and a few weeks later died suddenly at his home 71 Hampton Road, Forest Gate, Essex. He was aged 48 and was buried in the family plot at Hendon Churchyard.

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