Ran the wheatsheaf Hotel Wheat Street Leicester until he died then his widow ran the pub.
Thomas Clarke 36 227050 1901 census formerly St Margarets (Licensed vitualler)Elizabeth Clarke 33 227050 1901 census formerly St Margarets
Thomas Clarke </SearchServlet?button=submit&personId=5513436> 36 Leicestershire Leicester Leicester Formerly St Margarets Leicester Licensed Victualler
Elizabeth Clarke </SearchServlet?button=submit&personId=5513437> 33 Leicestershire Leicester Leicester Formerly St Margarets Leicester
looked after Ellen Selvidge and eliza Selvidge? nieces of Sarah Elizabeth Withers( Maybe)
Sarah Elizabeth or Elizabeth Sarah Withers
Maybe Elizabeth Withers not Sarah Withers (must be Sarah Withers found marriage record now)
all four known members of the family at the same address and census record number 2270502 adopted girls called Ellen or Helan and Eliza (could be selvidge the surname) also had an old bloke called Mr Withers
or Lena
died at age 16 approx at the wheatsheaf
Year 1862
District Louth
Quarter June
Volume 7a
Page 54Withern Lincolnshire 1901 cencus place of birth
Lived at ings Lane
Could be John WilliamGREEN John William Louth <districts.pl?r=15071202&d=bmd_1064327745> 7a 54_
Year 1863
District Caister
Quarter March
Volume 7a
Page 613Died in leicester, visiting her daughter and new grand daughter
Binbrook Lincolnshire Place of birth 1901 census
Age 68
never married no kids
maybe Phyllis Margery Green Died 26th October 1981 aged 78 years, buried in Legbourne churchyard.
1881 census
Dwelling: 18 Melville St
Census Place: Leicester St Margaret, Leicester, England
Source: FHL Film 1341755 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3166 Folio 66 Page
18
Marr Age Sex Birthplace
Henry GEE M 54 M Leicester, England
Rel: Head
Occ: Framework Knitter
Maria GEE M 55 F Leicester, England
Rel: Wife
Occ: Housewife
Jane KNIGHT U 17 F Leicester, England
Rel: Daur
Occ: Winder( (Hos)1851
SNAME DISTRICT VOL
GEE ASHBYDZ 12
GEE BARROW 13
GEE BLABY 10
GEE BUR/ES 6
GEE ENDERBY 4
GEE GTE&OAK 27
GEE HINCKLY 5
GEE IBSTOCK 1
GEE LEAKE 8
GEE LOUGH 15
GEE LOUGH 16
GEE LOUGH 17
GEE LUTTERW 18
GEE LUTTERW 19
GEE MEASHAM 7
GEE MKT BOS 2
GEE MKT HAR 3
GEE QUORN 14
GEE ROTHLEY 21
GEE SHARDLW 20
GEE SOMERBY 22 *********************
GEE WHITWK 9
Is this any use to you. from the 1881 census
Dwelling: 23 Henry St Census Place: Leicester All Sts, Leicester,
England
Source: FHL Film 1341758 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3178 Folio 142 Page
15
Marr Age Sex Birthplace
Henry GEE M 39 M Somerby, Leicester, England
Rel: Head Occ: Police Sergeant (Detective)
Eliza GEE M 37 F All Saints, Leicester, England
Rel: Wife
Henry GEE 14 M All Saints, Leicester, England
Rel: Son Occ: Errand Boy
Walter GEE 12 M All Saints, Leicester, England
Rel: Son Occ: Errand Boy
Elizabeth L. GEE 10 F All Saints, Leicester, England
Rel: Dau Occ: Scholar
Mary E. GEE 8 F All Saints, Leicester, England
Rel: Dau Occ: Scholar
Alice M. GEE 6 F All Saints, Leicester, England
Rel: Dau Occ: Scholar
Horace S. GEE 9 m M All Saints, Leicester, England
Rel: Son
Caroline CAVE U 39 F All Saints, Leicester, England
Rel: Dau In Law Occ: Shoe FitterTHE ST CATHERINE'S MARRIAGE INDEX
This file is one of 27 files covering the 27 volumes
of the St Catherine's Marriage Index for the March
quarter of 1849.Gee Elizabeth Leicester 15 125 married
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pond/1598/
THORNE marrage date married trabscript number
ABRAHAM,1839,COMFORT BISHOP,1
ADA,1894,CHARLES RICHARD CUNNINGTON,12
ELIZA,1891,FREDERICK MARSHALL,12
FREDERICK,1870,MARY JANE READ,9 ***************************
JOHN,1856,FRANCES BROKER,6
SARAH,1876,FREDERICK NORTON,11
SARAH EMMA,1896,TOM GREET,12
WILLIAM,1877,EMMA VAUGHAN,11
GEE
ALFRED, 1859, MARY ANN BURNS, 7
ANN, 1848, THOMAS HOLYOAK, 4
ANN, 1850, THOMAS LEE, 4
CAROLINE ELIZABETH, 1874, FREDERICK SMITH, 10
CHARLES ANTONY, 1845, MARY PITTS, 3
ELISHA, 1860, ELIZABETH HARLOW, 7
ELIZA, 1843, DAVID TESTER, 2
ELIZABETH, 1849, BENJAMIN CAPELL, 4
ELIZABETH, 1849, WILLIAM JOHNSON, 4
ELIZABETH, 1867, CHARLES HENRY CARTER, 9
ELIZABETH ANN, 1872, JOSEPH KING, 10
GEORGE, 1864, ELIZABETH KEELING, 8
GEORGE, 1871, MARY ANN FAILING, 9
HENRY, 1864, ELIZA CAVE, 8 *****************************************
ISABELLA, 1893, ROBERT MARTIN, 12
JOHN, 1873, MARY ANN CROSS, 10
JOHN, 1875, MARTHA WITHERS, 10Dec 26 1841 Henry son of William & Elizabeth GEE of Somerby; publican.
1891 Census 56 Gladstone Street, Leicester
Henry GEE Hd marr 49 Inspector of Police b Somerby
Eliza wife 47 Leicester
Mary E d 18 shoe hand "
Alice M d 16 " fitter "
Horace S s 10 scholar "
Ethel G d 6 "It seems your gt grandfather Henry (junr) had left home by this time. Henry (senior) did leave a will but there is not too much info in it:
Henry Gee 12 Clyde Street, Leicester - superannuated policeman
made 7 July 1919
sons Henry Gee the younger and Horace Sneath Gee executors;
all furniture, household effects etc to daughter Alice Maud Gee;
granddaughter Alice Maud Gee £40 when 21;
rest of estate split equally between surviving children (not named);
probate granted 9 Jan 1923.It seems wife Eliza was already
1901
Henry Gee 59 Retired Policeman
Alice Gee 26 Daughter Shoe Fitter
Horace 20 Son Scientific Instrument Maker
Ethel 16 Daughter Shoe
Somerby (Population 439)
In the wolds, south of Melton Mowbray, Somerby is a rural village with shops, a surgery and two pubs, 'The Stilton Cheese' and 'The Parish Brewery'. The latter has a brewery, and produces 'Baz's Bonce Blower' reputed to be one of the strongest ales in the country.From 1865 to 1913 Somerby was served by the Somerby Gas Light and Coke Company. This was followed by the Somerby Electric Company, which no longer exists. There are buildings in the local ironstone mingled with brick. Somerby Hall, demolished in 1951, was the home of Colonel Fred Burnaby, a traveller in central Asia.
Briefing for the Airborne Attack on Arnhem took place in Somerby. Every September on the Sunday nearest to the anniversary of Arnhem there is a parade and reunion of veterans. The Leicestershire branch of the Parachute Regimental Association have since given a stained glass window, in memory of the 10th Battalion of the Parachute Regiment, and other memorials to the village. An ancient charity, the Somerby Town Estate, originally set up to maintain the church and its clock, and to repair bridges and causeways, paid the schoolmaster before election of a school board in 1875. It still holds the land allocated at the enclosure in 1760. The Quakers, once strong in Somerby, sold their land a few years ago. The church has a bell tower between the chancel and nave. The grave of Somerby resident Dr Benjamin Richardson, a Victorian surgeon, is in the churchyard. He was famous for performing fast operations in the days before anaesthetics!
The closure of Grove Stud, now a retirement home development, has brought to an end the village's previous links with hunting. However, many houses in the village were originally hunting boxes where locals worked as servants and grooms.
Not add the same address innb the 1901 census as her husband Henry, presumed deceased before 1/4/1901 b but after the 1891 census
1901 Trade shoefitter
Maybe the Thomas Green born in 1812 died at age 83, buried in Legbourne churchyard.
see photo
30 Crabmill Lane Coventry 1901 Census. not known at this address by Son Herbert Douglas
Peabody Hospital place of death
42 Ashby Road Ibstock