| Walter William Bryce | ||
| Timeline | ||
| Event | Date | Location |
| Birth | 28 December 1858 | Trinity Road, Southampton, Hampshire |
| Census | 07 April 1861 | 2 Willow Terrace, Southampton, Hampshire |
| Census | 02 April 1891 | 257 Amhurst Road, Hackney, London |
| Married Sarah | 14 September 1891 | 13 Crescent Place, Bethnal Green, London |
| Census | 31 March 1901 | 79 St. Marys Road, Barking, Essex |
| Death of daughter | 01 February 1902 | 79 St. Marys Road, Barking, Essex |
| Birth of son | 20 March 1905 | 34 Gascoigne Road, Barking, Essex |
| Census | 02 April 1911 | 23 Hardwicke Street, Barking, Essex |
| Death | Jul-Aug-Sep 1911 | Romford, Essex |
| Personal Details | ||
| Occupation | Ships Steward Laundryman (1891) Rubber Worker (1901 & 1911) |
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| More Information: Walter’s mother Catherine re-married after the death of James Bryce in 1866. Between 1866 and 1871, Walter became an inmate at the Orphan Asylum for the Children of Deceased British Merchant Seamen, Wanstead, Essex. Catherine had 4 of her 8 children living with her in the 1871 census - James, Rosa, Jessie and Arthur. |
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