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Since at least 1823 Breach and son, fishmongers were listed in Pigot's business directorty at 4 commercial road, Hastings.Frederick was still residing with his first wife Elizabeth at 4 Commercial Road, Hastings on the 3/4th April 1881 Census. (** note
surname mistranscibed as Breads in the census index) By this time he was 30 years of age and listed as fishmonger employing two men. Business must have been relatively prosperous as they employed a general servant, 20 year old Hastings lass Martha
Lesson. Also in the house at cenus night was 20 year old boarder Frank Golden who was listed as a Draper.Frederick's wife Elizabeth passed away sometime after the 1881 census and prior to his second marriage to a local 34 year old Hastings woman
Harriet Ann Grant on the 11th May 1886. A william breach witnessed the wedding , this would have been Fredericks oldest brother.The 1891 Census carried out on the 5th & 6th April again had Frederick,fishmonger and employer, at 4 Commercial road with
wife Harriet and 4 year old son Fred and 1 year old daughter Hilda. A local Hastings girl 18 year old Rhoda Watson was employed as a general servant and was residing at the same address. F.Breach was listed as fish salesman and oyster bar in 1896 and
in 1900 just as fish salesmen.
The following info is on the A2A government archived records website and would appear to show that Frederick must have sold the property to council prior to 1899 : COUNTY SECRETARY'S DEPARTMENT Deeds and associated documents to Council property 2-4
Commercial Road FILE - 4 Commercial Road - ref. R/C/4/177/3 - date: Oct 1875 - 1899 [from Scope and Content] Bought from Frederick Breach
Note: Frederick was listed as 2 months old at the 1851 cenus of 31/3/1851, he was the sixth born in the family having three older brothers and two older sisters all living at 16 Hill street, St. Clements,Hastings.As the son and grandson of fisherme
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