Arthur Horace SYRES
1871 - 1916 (45 years)-
Name Arthur Horace SYRES Residence Between 3 and 17 Aug 1883 Westminster, London [1] Residence Between 24 and 26 May 1883 Gordon Road Workhouse, Camberwell, Southwark, London [2] Birth 13 Sep 1871 Camberwell, London [3] Gender Male Also Known As SYERS & SAYERS Crime & Punishment 28 May 1883 Old Bailey, London [4] See Notes Occupation Between 1900 and 1911 [5, 6] Fisherman Residence 1900 25, N Quay, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk [5] Residence 1911 83, Arundel Road, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk [6] Residence 1916 23, Arundel Road, Newtown, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk Military 1916 [7, 8] Engineman No. 1916 E.S. (Ch), Royal Naval Reserve. Killed In Action on H.M.Drifter 'Spotless Prince' Death 26 Oct 1916 Dover Straits, English Channel [9] Person ID I9247 GhentGoodFamilyTree Last Modified 12 Jan 2020
Father Alexander SYRES Mother Mary Ann HARRIS, b. 1837 Family ID F2582 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Alice Eliza HAYLETT, b. 5 Feb 1875, Winterton, Norfolk Marriage 28 Jul 1900 Parish Church, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk [5, 10, 11] Children 1. Victor Arthur SAYERS 2. Otto Cecil SAYERS, b. 1904, Winterton, Norfolk [Father: natural] 3. Horace Harold SAYERS, b. 1908, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk d. Bef 1911 (Age < 2 years) [Father: natural] 4. Arthur Robert SAYERS, b. 1910, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk [Father: natural] 5. Leonard George SAYERS 6. Stanley Ernest SAYERS Family ID F2584 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 7 Jan 2020
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Documents Arthur Horace Syres
Newspaper report of the poisoning of Alexander Syres by his brother.Arthur Horace Syres
Newspaper report of the poisoning of Alexander Syres by his brother.Arthur Horace Syres
Court Report of the poisoning of Alexander Syres by his brother. Page1 of 3.Arthur Horace Syres
Court Report of the poisoning of Alexander Syres by his brother. Page2 of 3.Arthur Horace Syres
Court Report of the poisoning of Alexander Syres by his brother. Page3 of 3.
CWGC WW1 Arthur Horace Syres/Sayers
CWGC Commemoration
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Notes - At the Old Bailey, Arthur had been accused and acquitted of the manslaughter of his step brother Alexander. See Old Bailey Court Papers and newspaper cuttings.
Sometime around 1900, Arthur changed his surname to SAYERS.
- At the Old Bailey, Arthur had been accused and acquitted of the manslaughter of his step brother Alexander. See Old Bailey Court Papers and newspaper cuttings.
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Sources - [S69037] London, England, Poor Law and Guardian Records, 1738-1926.
Discharged to the Police - [S32492] London, England, Workhouse Admission and Discharge Records, 1764-1930.
- [S36445] GRO, 1d, 649 4th Qtr 1871.
Camberwell, London - [S69089] Middlesex, London, Old Bailey Court Records 1674-1913.
- [S56015] Norfolk, England, Church of England Marriages and Banns, 1754-1940.
- [S03244] England Census 1911.
- [S66409] UK, Royal Navy and Royal Marine War Graves Roll, 1914-1919.
- [S03176] CWGC.
- [S66409] UK, Royal Navy and Royal Marine War Graves Roll, 1914-1919.
Killed or died as a direct result of enemy action aboard H.M.Drifter 'Spotless Prince'. - [S03207] England, Select Marriages, 1538-1973.
Arthur's surname shown as SAYERS and date of marriage shown as 30 Jun 1900 - [S69604] Norfolk Marriages, 107.
- [S69037] London, England, Poor Law and Guardian Records, 1738-1926.