Wallingford Berks Line

Marriage Certificate: 1868 Jul 23 George William Lovelock, of full age, bachelor, butcher, Caversham, Father: George Lovelock, Innkeeper and Mary Ann Watts, of full age, spinster, Caversham, Father: William Watts, Policeman. Wit: William Mundy, Louisa Lovelock.

1871 census Caversham, Oxon North Place George Wm Lovelock, Head, 24, Butcher, born Watlington Oxon Mary Ann Lovelock, Wife, 23, born Stafford

1881 census Reading St Giles, Berkshire Dwelling: 201 Southampton St George W. Lovelock, Head, 34, Butcher, born Watlington Oxford Mary A. Lovelock, Wife,33, born Stafford Harry Lovelock, Son, 9, Scholar, born Caversham Oxford William G. Lovelock, Son, 8, Scholar, born Yateley Hampshire Louisa E. Lovelock, Dau, Scholar, born Yateley Hampshire Frank G. Lovelock, Son, 3, Scholar, born Henley Oxford Annie C. Lovelock, Dau, 1, born Reading Berkshire

1891 census: 141 Station Rd, Twyford, Berkshire George W Lovelock, Head, Married, 44, Butcher born Watlington Mary A Lovelock, Wife, Married, 43, born Stafford Louisa E Lovelock, Daur, Single, 15, born Yately Frank G Lovelock, Son, 13, born Henley Annie C Lovelock, Daur, 11, born Reading George Middleton, Boarder, widower, 61, Labourer General James Lambden, Boarder, single, 27, Engine Driver Railway, born Bay of Biscay Edwin Whitchurch, Boarder, married, 46, Carpenter, born Bristol James Whitchurch, Boarder, single, 20, Carpenter, born Bristol

1901 census 5 Friday Street, Henley George W Lovelock, Head, 54, Butcher, born Watlington Oxon Ann Lovelock, Wife, 53, born Stafford Frank G Lovelock, Son, 23, single, Postman, born Henley Oxon Annie C Lovelock, Dau, 21, single, born Reading Berks George Bennett, Serv, 15, Butchers Boy, born Twyford Berks

Will of George William Lovelock was dated 13 April 1900 and proved 26 Feb 1902. His Will states that he was of Friday Street, Henley on Thames and a butcher. He bequeathed his butcher's business to his sons Harry, William George and Frank Gordge allowing their mother Mary Ann to continue residing in the house. His wife was also left a weekly income from the business and the furniture. His daughter Annie Constance was to receive the furniture after his wife's death or remarriage. George appointed his wife and son William George as executors. Witnessed by J F Cooper and Alfred Caldecott, solicitors, Henley on Thames.