See also
Husband:
Albert James Thornton (1856-1931)
Wife:
Ernestine Alice Hawker (c. 1860- )
Marriage:
1877
Honiton, Devon
Name:
Albert James Thornton
Sex:
Male
Father:
Richard Napoleon (Lee) Thornton (c. 1833-1876)
Mother:
Margaret James (c. 1835-bef1867)
Note 1:
He was educated at Winchester College and went up to St John’s College, Oxford, but was in neither the school or university cricket eleven. He was however quite a useful all-rounder and played in 30 first-class matches, 5 of them for Sussex (1880-81) and 21 for Kent (1884-91). He also played for Devon (1874-77) and toured North America in 1885 and Portugal in 1895. Much of his cricket was for the Gentlemen of Hampshire. He was a Lieutenant in the 2nd Volunteer Battalion of the Sussex Regiment, and by occupation a stockjobber.
Source: http://www.cricketarchive.com/Archive/Articles/1/1318.html
Note 2:
THORNTON Albert James of 23 Upper Addison Gardens Kensington Middlesex died 14 June 1931. Probate London 15 August to Rose Thornton widow. Effects £318 4s. 1d. Resworn £1024 5s. 4d.
Birth:
17 Jan 1856
Folkestone, Kent
Census (1):
1871 (age 14-15)
School pupil, Worthing, Broadwater, Sussex
Census (2):
1881 (age 24-25)
Holder of foreign stocks, 8 Queens Parade, Heene, Sussex
Census (3):
1891 (age 34-35)
Married, living with sister Margaret Lubbock
Census (4):
1901 (age 44-45)
Stock jobber, 37 Shaftesbury Road, Hammersmith ("Albert John Thornton")
Census (5):
1911 (age 54-55)
Director of a company, 23a Devonshire Place, Brighton, Sussex
Death:
14 Jun 1931 (age 75)
23 Upper Addison Gardens, Kensington, Middlesex
Name:
Ernestine Alice Hawker
Sex:
Female
Father:
-
Mother:
-
Birth:
c. 1860
Fermoy, Ireland
He was educated at Winchester College and went up to St John’s College, Oxford, but was in neither the school or university cricket eleven. He was however quite a useful all-rounder and played in 30 first-class matches, 5 of them for Sussex (1880-81) and 21 for Kent (1884-91). He also played for Devon (1874-77) and toured North America in 1885 and Portugal in 1895. Much of his cricket was for the Gentlemen of Hampshire. He was a Lieutenant in the 2nd Volunteer Battalion of the Sussex Regiment, and by occupation a stockjobber.
Source: http://www.cricketarchive.com/Archive/Articles/1/1318.html
THORNTON Albert James of 23 Upper Addison Gardens Kensington Middlesex died 14 June 1931. Probate London 15 August to Rose Thornton widow. Effects £318 4s. 1d. Resworn £1024 5s. 4d.