NameHenry George PLYMSELL
Birth20 Mar 1864, Middlesex, England1432
Death12 Sep 1939, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada1432 Age: 75
Burial15 Sep 1939, Royal Oak Burial Park, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada1432
OccupationJeweler1432
Spouses
Birth24 May 1879, Pimlico, London, England1429,1412
Death21 Aug 1957, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada1429 Age: 78
Burial24 Aug 1957, Royal Oak Burial Park, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
FatherJohn Edward GRAY (1849-1915)
MotherEleanor Sophia FOSDICK (1850-1934)
Notes for Henry George PLYMSELL

1905 Possible Marriage Registration: Henry George Plymsell and Rose Elizabeth Gray, 1905, 2Q Apr-Jun, Croydon, Surrey, v. 2a, p. 601 (FreeBMD)

1908 Departure from UK:3092,3086 Empress of Britain, departure from Port of Liverpool, 24 July 1908, destination Port of Quebec; party of 5 on ticket number 12920; J. E. Gray, age 60; Mrs. Gray, age 57; Miss Gray, age 26; H. S. Plymsell, age 27; and Mrs. Plymsell, age 26; were listed as of Scotch origin. The Atlantic voyage was five days duration.

1908 Immigration to Canada:3083,3086 Empress of Britain, landed at Quebec, 29 July 1908, 2nd Class, Henry Plymsell, age 44, can read and write, married, jeweler, born in England, Church of England, destination: Victoria; accompanied by wife Rose, father-in-law John Gray, mother-in-law Eleanor Gray, and sister-in-law Mabel Gray. Had $2,500 cash at time of immigration, as certified to Immigration Agent at port of landing. Entire party travelled on contract ticket 12920, purchased by John Gray.

1939 Death Certificate:
1432 Henry George Plymsell; death date, 12 September 1939; death place, Victoria, 1301 Topaz Street; in Canada 10 years prior to death; male, Canadian citizen, married; birth place, Middlesex, England; birth date, 20 March 1864; age, 75 years, 5 months, 23 days; trade, jeweler; wife, Rose Elizabeth Plymsell; father, Henry Valour Plymsell, England; mother, Elizabeth Mickleburgh, England; burial, Royal Oak Burial Park.
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