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iVIVIAN Frederick Charles > is the nephew of Alfred
Alfred Charles VIVIAN was the brother of Frederick’s father Harry.
They were the two brothers who ran the Oystermouth Livery Stables.
Alfred Charles VIVIAN
Alfred Charles VIVIAN
Lance Sergeant 44187,
The King's (Liverpool Regiment)
As Serjt. 129832,Transferred to Irish Command Labour Centre 11th Works Coy., Labour Corps.
Died on 29th May 1920, aged 61
Buried at OYSTERMOUTH CEMETERY, Grave G.298
Married Margaret (née Preston) VIVIAN, in 1902, of 3, White Stone Cottages, Newton, Mumbles, Swansea. Children: Doris b. 1903, Fred b. 1904, Tom b. 1911
Father Abel was a Publican of the Halfway house Inn and his mother Ann came from Hayslebury Bryant, Dorset
Alfred: Born Blackpill, Sep qtr 1859, baptised 4 Sep 1859 in Sketty.
Sister: Alice Ann b. 1855
Lived in Abel Vivian's Elms Hotel & Livery Stables.
Frederick Charles VIVIAN: the nephew of Alfred is also a casualty
1881 Alfred was running a Livery Stable in Oystermouth, shown with his mother & sister Alice
Jun qtr 1887 Gower 11a 1081 he marries Mary Jane WOOLACOTT
1891 in Oystermouth (Livery Stable proprietor)with wife Mary Jane. No surviving children have been discovered
1897 Sep qtr his first wife Mary Jane dies aged 35
1901 in Oystermouth shown as a Hotel Proprietor, on his own
1902 Alfred marries Margaret PRESTON Jun qtr 1902
1908 Alfred must have joined the army as there is a Military service record of him in the 6th Battalion Welsh (30th) regiment (on LDS website)
1911 He is in Oystermouth with Margaret, shown as a hotel keeper with 3 children Doris, Frederick and Tom.
Research: Alun Bevan
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