MOAKES, Albert Charles

  General Notes:

"Times", 8 June 1892, p 10, col d
CHARGE OF MANSLAUGHTER AT BROMLEY, KENT
Sunday morning last, about 11 o'clock, 2 young men, William Holmes and
Albert Moakes, about 19 years old, butchers assistants, of Bromley, were
shooting at glass bottles with catapults. Edward Houlgate, upholsterer,
heard the noise and went to remonstrate with them. The lads became
abusive, and Holmes shot at Houlgate, who retaliated with several slaps
across the face. Houlgate followed the lads to their employer's
establishment, where Holmes hit him with a broom, and both left leaving
Houlgate on the ground bleeding profusely..... Houlgate returned home
bleeding, and despite a doctor's attention, died from loss of blood.
Holmes was charged with manslaughter and remanded.

  Noted events in his life were:

• Residence: 11 Merrow Street, 1881, Newington, Surrey.

• Residence, 1891, Newington, Surrey. 389 Walworth Road

• Occupation: butchers boy porter, 1891, Newington, Surrey.

• Residence: 228 East Street, 1896, Walworth, Surrey.

• Occupation: butcher (journeyman), From 1896 to 1901, Walworth, Surrey.

• Residence: 10 Blewett Street, 1901, Walworth, Surrey.

• Occupation: licensed pedlar, 1902, Walworth, Surrey.

• Residence: 4 Townley Street, 1902, Walworth, Surrey.

• Occupation: general dealer, 1910, Newington, Surrey.

• Residence: 7 Anns Row, South Street, 1910, Newington, Surrey.

Albert married Edith TURNER about May 1896 in St Saviour. (Edith TURNER was born about 1877 and died about Feb 1910 in Camberwell, Surrey.)