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Birth: February 22, 1892
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31
— 88 Westbourne Road
Education: Cottenham Road School — June 9, 1902
Education: Cottenham Road School — August 26, 1904
Hobbies: Haringay Swimming Club — 1909
Award: Harringay Swimming Club Challenge Cup — 1909
Feat: Manacled Swim In The Thames — 1909
Occupation: Pianoforte Maker (Journeyman) — December 25, 1910
Award: Harringay Swimming Club Challenge Cup — 1910
Portrait: Albert Gautier Taken In About 1911 — 1911
Military: 2nd Queens Own Cameron Highlanders — 1913
Military: Entered WW1 — November 8, 1914
Military: Disembarkation — November 12, 1914
Military: Taking of Basra — November 22, 1914
Military: Battle of Qurna — December 9, 1914
Military: Turkish Counterattack — April 11, 1915
Marriage: November 14, 1915 — Saint Saviours
Occupation: Regular Army — November 14, 1915
Portrait: Albert Taken In About 1917 — 1917
Portrait: Albert Taken In About 1918 — 1918
Military Award: World War I Medals — 1919
Occupation: Baths Proprietor — 1920 — Royal Baths
Feat: Daily Swimming Exhibitions — 1921
Newspaper Report: Swimming at Bridlington — July 9, 1921 — Royal Baths
Newspaper Report: The School Swimming Classes — September 23, 1921 — Royal Baths
Newspaper Report: Bridlington Fishing Festival Committee — September 29, 1922 — Bridlington Harbour
Newspaper Report: Juvenile Swimming Gala at Bridlington — September 30, 1922 — Royal Baths
Newspaper Report: Bridlington Sea Angling Committee Meeting — January 26, 1923 — Waterloo Café
Committee: Sea Angling Festival Committee — September 1923
Newspaper Report: Swimming Progress at Bridlington — October 6, 1923 — Royal Baths
Newspaper Report: Rocket Life Saving Company — June 28, 1924 — Belvedere
Newspaper Report: Remarkable Swimming Feats — August 28, 1926 — Bridlington Harbour
Newspaper Report: A C Gautier And The Channel Swim — September 1926
Newspaper Report: Opening of the Spa Swimming Lake — June 13, 1930 — Spa Swimming Lake
Newspaper Report: Attempt to Swim Manacled for Two Hours — November 29, 1930
Newspaper Report: Bridlington Swimmers Fine Feat — December 20, 1930
Leisure: Swim Training — 1930
Occupation: Teacher of Swimming — 1931
Portrait: Fishing Festival Committee — 1931
Newspaper Report: Rescue of Three Boys — July 21, 1932 — Bridlington
Award: Royal Life Saving Society Bronze Medallion — October 1932
Award: Royal Life Saving Society Award Of Merit — October 1932
Newspaper Report: "Houdini of the Water" — November 23, 1932
Award: Two Royal Humane Society Testimonials on Parchment — November 30, 1932 — Bridlington Town Hall
Newspaper Report: Presentations for Brave Actions — December 2, 1932 — Bridlington Town Hall
Newspaper Report: The Times 2 Dec 1932 Page 11 — December 2, 1932
Occupation: Professional Swimmer — November 16, 1935
Advertisement: Promotional Post Card — June 5, 1939
Occupation: Swimming Instructor and ARP Warden — September 29, 1939
Appointment: Honorary Representative of the Royal Life Saving Society — October 1939
Death: December 30, 1939 — Leeds Infirmary
Newspaper Report: A Well Known Local Swimmer — January 3, 1940 — Bridlington
Burial: January 4, 1940 — Bridlington Cemetery
Newspaper Report: A Well Known Bridlington Swimming Instructor — January 5, 1940 — Bridlington
1892–1939
Birth: February 22, 1892
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31
— 88 Westbourne Road
Death: December 30, 1939 — Leeds Infirmary
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Birth: October 9, 1856
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20
— 11 Bryan Place
Education: April 2, 1871 — St Michael's School
Newspaper Report: The Times 13 Aug 1877 Page 8 — August 11, 1877
Newspaper Report: The Times — July 28, 1879
Newspaper Report: The Times — April 7, 1880
Occupation: Pianoforte Manufacturer — 1881 — Grovedale Road
Newspaper Report: The County Gentleman — July 30, 1881
Newspaper Report: The County Gentleman — August 6, 1881
Newspaper Report: Bell's Life In London & Sporting Chronicle — November 12, 1881
Newspaper Report: Bell's Life In London & Sporting Chronicle — November 19, 1881
Marriage: March 26, 1883 — Islington Register Office
Occupation: Pianoforte Maker — March 26, 1883
Newspaper Report: News Of The World — October 24, 1886
Newspaper Report: The Era — May 12, 1888
Award: Swimming Medal — September 16, 1888
Newspaper Report: The Licensed Victuallers' Mirror — September 18, 1888
Newspaper Report: Aberdeen Weekly Journal — September 19, 1888
Newspaper Report: Reynolds's Newspaper — September 23, 1888
Newspaper Report: FUN — September 26, 1888
Newspaper Report: Ipswich Journal — August 9, 1889
Newspaper Report: Ipswich Journal — August 23, 1889
Newspaper Report: The Licensed Victuallers' Mirror — October 1, 1889
Newspaper Report: The Pall Mall Gazette — September 16, 1890
Occupation: Pianoforte Maker, Bellsman and Professional Natationist — April 5, 1891
Newspaper Report: The Licensed Victuallers' Mirror — September 8, 1891
Newspaper Report: Daily News — July 28, 1892
Newspaper Report: The Pall Mall Gazette — August 3, 1892
Newspaper Report: The Times 6 Aug 1892 Page 6 — August 6, 1892
Newspaper Report: Trewman's Exeter Flying Post or Plymouth and Cornish Advertiser — August 6, 1892
Newspaper Report: Reynolds's Newspaper — August 7, 1892
Newspaper Report: The Belfast News-Letter — August 11, 1892
Newspaper Report: The Pall Mall Gazette — August 11, 1892
Newspaper Report: Birmingham Daily Post — August 12, 1892
Newspaper Report: The Belfast Newsletter — August 15, 1892
Newspaper Report: The Penny Illustrated Paper — August 20, 1892
Newspaper Report: The Pall Mall Gazette — August 22, 1892
Newspaper Report: The Pall Mall Gazette — August 24, 1892
Newspaper Report: Jackson's Oxford Journal — August 27, 1892
Newspaper Report: Reynolds's Newspaper — June 18, 1893
Newspaper Report: The Era — July 8, 1893
Newspaper Report: Western Mail (Cardiff) — August 16, 1893
Newspaper Report: Birmingham Daily Post — August 29, 1893
Newspaper Report: The Wide World (New Zealand) — November 18, 1893
Newspaper Report: The Penny Ilustrated Paper — April 14, 1894
Newspaper Report: Western Chronicle — July 27, 1894
Newspaper Report: The Illustrated Police News — August 18, 1894
Occupation: Pianoforte Manufacturer — August 28, 1894
Award: WISSA Medal — 1895
Newspaper Report: The Era — September 28, 1895
Newspaper Report: The Bristol Mercury & Daily Post — August 8, 1896
Newspaper Report: The Bristol Mercury & Daily Post — August 14, 1896
Newspaper Report: Portsmouth Evening News — September 16, 1897
Newspaper Report: The Era — June 10, 1899
Newspaper Report: Forthcoming Book — March 25, 1900
Newspaper Report: The Era — August 25, 1900
Occupation: Teacher Of Swimming — January 10, 1901
Occupation: Instructor of Swimming and Pianoforte Manufacturer — March 31, 1901
Newspaper Report: Hawera & Normanby Star 14 Sept 1904 Page 4 — July 16, 1904
Newspaper Report: Lincolnshire Echo — August 23, 1904
Occupation: Pianoforte Maker — 1905 — Thrift Hall
Newspaper Report: Evening Standard 26 July 1932 — July 26, 1907
Newspaper Report: Judy: Jeu d'Esprit — August 7, 1907
Newspaper Report: The Observer — August 25, 1907 — Thames
Newspaper Report: Evening Standard 26 July 1932 — July 29, 1908
Feat: Manacled Swim In The Thames — 1909 — London Bridge
Newspaper Report: Otago Daily Times (New Zealand) 19 July 2010 — August 5, 1909
Newspaper Report: The Guardian 13 Aug 1909 — August 12, 1909 — Welsh Harp
Newspaper Report: The Times 27 June 1910 — June 25, 1910
Portrait: Jules Gautier C1917 — 1917
Death: July 13, 1919 — Northumberland House
Probate: August 28, 1919
Newspaper Report: London Gazette — November 7, 1919
Newspaper Report: Endorsement of Sanatogen — April 17, 1920
Burial: St Mary's Cemetery
1856–1919
Birth: October 9, 1856
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20
— 11 Bryan Place
Death: July 13, 1919 — Northumberland House
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Birth: November 15, 1830
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— 71 Rue De St. Jean
Immigration: to UK — 1850
Marriage: 1854
Occupation: French Polisher Journeyman — December 19, 1854
Occupation: French Polisher — October 19, 1856
Occupation: Pianoforte Maker Journeyman — June 30, 1860
Occupation: Pianoforte Maker — April 7, 1861
Occupation: Cabinet Maker Journeyman — May 18, 1862
Occupation: Pianoforte Manufacturer — 1866 — Grovedale Road
Occupation: Pianoforte Maker Master — July 19, 1867
Occupation: Pianoforte Maker Master — August 12, 1869
Occupation: Pianoforte Maker — 1870
Occupation: Pianoforte Maker — April 3, 1871
Occupation: Pianoforte Maker Master — July 25, 1872
Newspaper Report: Court Appearance — November 19, 1872 — St Marylebone
Occupation: Pianoforte Maker — 1875
Occupation: Pianoforte Maker — 1875 — 10 Bonny Street
Newspaper Report: The Times 4 Nov 1876 Page 11 — November 4, 1876
Newspaper Report: The Times 27 Nov 1876 — November 27, 1876
Court: He gave evidence against one Morris Cohen — March 13, 1877 — New Court Of The Old Bailey
Newspaper Report: The Times 14 Mar 1877 Page 11 — March 13, 1877
Newspaper Report: The Times 19 May 1877 Page 13 — May 19, 1877
Newspaper Report: The Times 25 May 1877 Page 11 — May 25, 1877
Court: He Gave Evidence Against Gliddon, Lazarus And Danziger — June 29, 1877 — New Court Of The Old Bailey
Newspaper Report: The Times 17 Nov 1877 Page 5 — November 17, 1877
Newspaper Report: London Gazette — November 16, 1878
Occupation: Pianoforte Maker — 1880 — 10 Bonny Street
Occupation: Pianoforte Maker — June 14, 1880
Patent: Application For Letters Patent 3600 — September 4, 1880
Newspaper Report: Musical Opinion & Musical Trade Review — October 1, 1880
Newspaper Report: Birmingham Daily Post — March 4, 1881
Occupation: Pianoforte Maker — April 4, 1881
Newspaper Report: Musical Opinion & Musical Trade Review — August 1, 1881
Occupation: Pianoforte Maker — 1885 — 46 Wells Street
Occupation: Pianoforte Maker — 1890 — 46 Wells Street
Occupation: Piano Maker — April 5, 1891
Occupation: Pianoforte Maker — 1895 — 46 Wells Street
Newspaper Report: The Times — April 13, 1898
Newspaper Report: The Times — April 20, 1898
Newspaper Report: Reynolds's Newspaper — April 24, 1898
Advertisement: Jules Gautier, Pianoforte Manufacturer — November 1, 1899
Occupation: Piano Maker, Tuner — April 1, 1901
Newspaper Report: Musical Opinion and Musical Trade Review — June 1, 1903
Newspaper Report: Musical Opinion & Musical Trade Review — July 1, 1903
Newspaper Report: Musical Opinion & Musical Trade Review — March 1, 1904
Newspaper Report: Musical Opinion & Musical Trade Review — April 1, 1904
Newspaper Report: Musical Opinion & Musical Trade Review — May 1, 1904
Newspaper Report: Musical Opinion & Musical Trade Review — October 1, 1904
Newspaper Report: Musical Opinion & Musical Trade Review — March 1, 1905
Newspaper Report: Musical Opinion & Musical Trade Review — April 1, 1905
Newspaper Report: Musical Opinion & Musical Trade Review — July 1, 1905
Occupation: Piano Tuner — July 28, 1906
Death: February 28, 1914 — Brighton County Borough Asylum
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Appoline Euphrasie FAUTRAC
Jules Paul Victor GAUTIER
Jules Paul Victor GAUTIER
Louis Charles Ernest GAUTIER
Emilie Pauline GAUTIER
Marie Henriette GAUTIER
Rosa Lizzie GAUTIER
Pauline Victoire GAUTIER
1830–1914
Birth: November 15, 1830
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— 71 Rue De St. Jean
Death: February 28, 1914 — Brighton County Borough Asylum
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Birth: December 21, 1863
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— North Frodingham
Inscription: Family Bible — December 25, 1880
Marriage: October 22, 1884 — The Parish Church
Occupation: Groom — October 22, 1884
Occupation: Groom And Gardener — July 3, 1885 — Nafferton
Occupation: Domestic Servant, Coachman & Gardener — April 6, 1891
Occupation: Coachman Domestic — July 9, 1895
Portrait: Thomas Baron and Family — 1900
Occupation: Gardener (not domestic) — March 31, 1901
Portrait: Thomas Baron And Family — 1905
Newspaper Report: Great Fire At The New Spa — October 20, 1906
Newspaper Report: Alarming Fire At The New Spa — October 20, 1906
Occupation: Market Gardener and Florist — April 2, 1911 — 3 Horsforth Avenue
Occupation: Greengrocer — 1913
Occupation: Head Gardener — 1915
Occupation: Gardener — May 12, 1915
Occupation: Fruiterer And Florist — 1919
Portrait: Thomas Baron C1920 — 1920
Leisure: Children's Picnic — 1928
Portrait: Thomas and Violetta C1930 — 1930
Golden Wedding: October 22, 1934
Inscription: Family Bible — May 18, 1935
Portrait: Thomas, Florence and Violetta C.1936 — 1936
Award: Long Service Certificate — March 12, 1939
Occupation: Gardener (retired) — September 29, 1939
Death: January 8, 1940 — Bridlington
1863–1940
Birth: December 21, 1863
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— North Frodingham
Death: January 8, 1940 — Bridlington
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Birth: September 15, 1881
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— Gas Street
Military: Royal Navy — February 12, 1897
Military Service: HMS Impregnable — February 12, 1897
Military Service: HMS Trafalgar — June 1, 1898
Military Service: HMS Crescent — June 22, 1898
Military Service: HMS Mars — August 17, 1898
Military Service: HMS Trafalgar — June 17, 1900
Military: HMS Trafalgar Census Record — March 31, 1901 — Portland
Military Service: HMS Cressy — May 28, 1901
Portrait: Ernest Edward Twose and his Siblings — 1905
Military Service: HMS Excellent — February 8, 1905
Military: HMS Victory I — September 3, 1905
Military Service: HMS Bacchante — September 8, 1905
Military Service: HMS Aboukir — November 27, 1906
Military Service: HMS Essex — March 2, 1907
Military: HMS Victory I — April 30, 1907
Military Service: HMS Drake — May 7, 1907
Military Service: HMS Excellent — July 27, 1909
Military: HMS Victory — September 26, 1909
Military Service: HMS Grafton — November 9, 1909
Military Service: HMS Britannia — October 29, 1910
Military: HMS Victory I — May 25, 1912
Military: Coastguard Service — July 16, 1912
Military Service: Coastguard Service, Eastern, Flamborough Head — July 16, 1912
Military Service: Coastguard Service Eastern, Speeton — March 6, 1914
Military Service: HMS Mars — August 1, 1914
Military: HMS Pembroke I — February 26, 1915
Military Service: AMC Ebro — April 21, 1915
Marriage: July 26, 1915 — Leeds Register Office
Occupation: Leading Seaman RN — July 26, 1915 — HMS Ebro
Military: HMS Pembroke I — January 25, 1919
Occupation: Petty Officer RN (Baker) — February 8, 1919
Military Service: President IV Eastern - Filey — March 1, 1919
Military Service: Coastguard Service Deal — December 8, 1919
Occupation: Coast Preventive Man — 1923
Portrait: Ernest And His Family — 1927
Occupation: Coast Preventive Officer — 1939 — Rocket Life Saving Apparatus Station
Occupation: Coast Preventive Officer Customs and Excise — September 29, 1939
Occupation: Customs And Excise Officer — October 10, 1940
Portrait: Sons In Uniform — 1940
Portrait: Jack And Sarah Humphries Golden Wedding — 1950
Occupation: Retired Customs And Excise Officer — December 19, 1960
Death: December 19, 1960 — 84 Windsor Crescent
1881–1960
Birth: September 15, 1881
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— Gas Street
Death: December 19, 1960 — 84 Windsor Crescent
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Birth: August 11, 1917
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— 91 Hanley Road
Portrait: 1922
Leisure: Jules And Brother Albert C.1923 — 1923
Portrait: Jules Gautier Christmas 1929 — 1929
Leisure: Swim Training — 1930
Newspaper Report: Bridlington Chronicle — June 13, 1930
Newspaper Report: The Chronicle — August 8, 1930
Newspaper Report: The Chronicle — August 22, 1930
Newspaper Report: The Chronicle — September 5, 1930
Newspaper Report: Bridlington Free Press — September 27, 1930
Newspaper Report: The Chronicle — October 3, 1930
Newspaper Report: Bridlington Free Press — November 22, 1930
Newspaper Report: The Scouter (Magazine for Scout Leaders) — December 1, 1930
Award: Scout Association Silver Medal — December 17, 1930 — Bridlington
Award: Presentation of Scouts' Silver Cross — December 17, 1930 — Bridlington Town Hall
Newspaper Report: Bridlington Free Press — December 20, 1930
Newspaper Report: The Chronicle — January 9, 1931
Award: Royal Life Saving Society Bronze Medal — October 1932
Occupation: Swimming Instructor — September 29, 1939
Portrait: Jules Gautier C.1939 — 1939
Military: HMS Glendower — September 23, 1941
Newspaper Report: Bridlington Free Press — January 3, 1942
Military: DEMS North Shields — January 6, 1942
Military: SS Sheaf Water — February 4, 1942
Military: DEMS Newcastle — April 28, 1942
Military: D/S Astra — May 8, 1942
Military: Convoy FS803 — May 15, 1942
Military: Convoy FS803 — May 17, 1942
Military: Convoy FN718 — May 24, 1942
Military: Convoy FN718 — May 26, 1942
Military: Convoy FN718 — May 28, 1942
Military: Convoy UR29 — June 3, 1942
Military: Convoy UR29 — June 12, 1942
Military: Convoy UR29 — June 16, 1942
Military: Convoy RU30 — June 30, 1942
Military: HMS President III — August 8, 1942
Military: DEMS Newcastle — August 17, 1942
Military: SS Yearby — August 18, 1942
Military: DEMS Newcastle — August 25, 1942
Military: SS Kathleen Hawkesfield — August 26, 1942
Military: HMS President III — September 9, 1942
Military: DEMS Middlesbrough — September 17, 1942
Military: SS Empire Boswell — September 22, 1942
Military: HMS President III — September 24, 1942
Military: Convoy ON136 — October 3, 1942
Military: Convoy ON138 — October 30, 1942
Military: Convoy SC111 — November 25, 1942
Military: DEMS Grimsby — January 1, 1943
Military: SS City of Charleroy — January 2, 1943
Military: DEMS Hull — April 13, 1943
Military: HMS Safeguard — May 16, 1943
Military: DEMS Hull — June 11, 1943
Military: SS Empire Ray — June 19, 1943
Military: Convoy FN1052 — June 20, 1943
Military: Convoy EN246 — June 22, 1943
Military: Convoy ON190 — June 24, 1943
Military: SS Empire Ray — July 23, 1943
Military: Convoy UGS13 — July 27, 1943
Military: SS Empire Ray — August 24, 1943
Military: Convoy DKA3 — October 10, 1943
Military: SS Empire Ray — October 28, 1943
Military: Convoy AKD7 — November 21, 1943
Military: Convoy AKD7S — December 1, 1943
Military: SS Empire Ray — December 12, 1943
Military: Convoy MKS37 — January 10, 1944
Military: SS Empire Ray — January 24, 1944
Military: Convoys MKS39G & SL148 — February 11, 1944
Military: DEMS Liverpool — March 2, 1944
Military: SS Hampshire Coast — March 17, 1944
Military: DEMS Liverpool — October 5, 1944
Military: SS British Chemist — October 22, 1944
Military: DEMS Liverpool — November 7, 1944
Military: M/S Temeraire — November 12, 1944
Military: Convoy BEC38 — November 15, 1944
Military: Convoy FN1548 — November 21, 1944
Military: DEMS Newcastle — November 30, 1944
Military: HMS Victory — December 14, 1944
Military: HMS Vernon — January 26, 1945
Military: HMS Victory — March 15, 1945
Military: HMS Eaglet (HMS Loch Tarbet) — July 24, 1945
Military: HMS Lanka (HMS Loch Tarbet) — August 10, 1945
Military: HMS Mayina — December 3, 1945
Military: December 11, 1945 — Lourenco Marques
Military: HMS Victory — December 17, 1945
Military Award: Award of WW2 Medals — January 29, 1946
Military Discharge: Royal Navy — March 29, 1946
Death: May 9, 2003 — Westminster Care Home
Cremation: May 23, 2003 — East Riding Crematorium
1917–2003
Birth: August 11, 1917
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— 91 Hanley Road
Death: May 9, 2003 — Westminster Care Home
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