Albert Gabriel Stone

Albert Gabriel Stone was born on 26th November 1869 in Sherborne Road, Yeovil in the sub district and Registration district of Yeovil in the County of Somerset. His father’s name was Philip Alfred Stone, a workman on the Railway. His mother’s name was Sarah Stone, formerly Adlam. She registered the birth on 3rd February 1870.

1881 Census Info 10 Sherborne Road, Yeovil, Somerset
Source: FHL Film 1341576 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 2392 Folio 73 Page 21
Name Position Age Where Born Occupation BK Tree No
Philip Stone Head 50 Shepton Mallet, Somerset Head Horse Driver 46
Sarah Stone Wife 52 Wells, Somerset   47
Philip Stone Son 15 Yeovil, Somerset Errand Boy 68
Margaret Stone Daur 14 Yeovil, Somerset Domestic Servant 48
Albert G Stone Son 11 Yeovil, Somerset Scholar 34
Henry W Lane Boarder 39 Lymington, Hampshire Railway Signalman  
William T Miles Boarder 20 Yeovil, Somerset Porter  

He married Emma Jane Francis on 23rd April 1894 at the Wesleyan Chapel, Shepton Mallet (GRO Ref 5c 849). He was aged 24 and a baker from West Shepton, Shepton Mallet. His father was Philip Alfred Stone, a labourer. She was 24 from Bath Road, Bridgewater. Her father was Thomas Francis, an engine driver. The two witnesses were Philip Alfred Stone, his father and Margaret Elizabeth Stone, his sister.

In Shepton Mallet, had daughter Margaret Elizabeth Adlam (born 21st July 1895), son Ernest Philip Alfred (born 1st July 1896), son Stanley Charles (born 1st November 1897), son Albert Clifford (born 3rd Jan 1899), and daughter Ethel Gladys (born 24th January 1900).

Left Shepton Mallet when flour dust from his Baker occupation caused chest problems. He then became an ostler at Miskin, Mountain Ash.

There had daughter Victoria Maude (born 1st May 1901), son Clarence (Clar) Thomas (born 17 Feb 1906), daughter Winifred, son John (Jack) William, son Idris (Id) Brinley (born 13th March 1908) and son Reginald Stone (born 1910).

Moved to Tidenham on doctor's advice to allow Emma Jane to recover from grief over the death of their young son, Reginald, who died aged 10.

There is no headstone at his burial site at St. Michael & All Angel’s church in Tidenham in the Diocese of Gloucester.