"Puckeridge"

[rjpalmer]

LMA/4435/A/01 relates to Corporate issues

Good spot.

[Fiver]

OMG! He used his stepfather’s name?!?
we know what that means: GUILTY!

Puckridge also joined the Freemasons in 1869.

[Belloc]

I also have an 1851 Canada census entry for Paris, Brant, Ontario, for Clara 18, Frederick 17, Oswald 14 and Arthur Puckerage 12, all born in England, listed as inmates at an institution [name of institution not obvious ] Maybe someone else can find the name?

Hi Debs.

Puckridge's 1868 marriage announcement seems to confirm his sojourn in Paris, Ontario.



Best regards,

Belloc

[Belloc]

If the following newspaper story is accurate, Oswald Puckeridge was a rich man. Towards the end of his life he had the equivalent of about £90,000 in today's money in his bank account.


When he died the following year and probate was granted to his son, Puckeridge’s estate was about half the 1899 figure.


The source of his wealth is a mystery.

[The Rookie Detective]

If the following newspaper story is accurate, Oswald Puckeridge was a rich man. Towards the end of his life he had the equivalent of about £90,000 in today's money in his bank account.


When he died the following year and probate was granted to his son, Puckeridge’s estate was about half the 1899 figure.


The source of his wealth is a mystery.

Exquisite post Belloc


While everyone (including myself) is busy chasing their own tail on various other threads, you drop in and share a piece of data that's actually interesting, intriguing, and potentially very relevant to the case as a whole.

Complete admiration for your quality and class as a researcher, just brilliant!