Pauline GAUTIER 1883–1901 – Brian Gautier's Family History Data

Pauline GAUTIER, 1883–1901 (aged 17 years)

Name

Pauline GAUTIER

Name: Pauline /GAUTIER/
Given names: Pauline
Surname: GAUTIER

Gender Female


Birth	June 19, 1883 26 22 86 Westbourne Road, Islington, London, England
Residence	June 19, 1883 (aged 0 days) 86 Westbourne Road, Islington, London, England
Residence	April 6, 1891 (aged 7 years) 88 Westbourne Road, Islington, London, England Note: Pauline is shown in the 1891 census at this address as a scholar aged 7.
Occupation	Domestic Servant January 10, 1901 (on the date of death)
Residence	January 10, 1901 (on the date of death) 9 Roads Place, Hornsey Road, Islington, London, England
Death	January 10, 1901 (aged 17 years) Islington Infirmary, Highgate Hill, London, England Cause of death: Pthisis (Pulmonary Tuberculosis)
Unique identifier	AB7B14F21A984C92AC40DF615699E9AB6B00
Last change	September 18, 2013 – 01:13

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Family with parents
father	Links Birth: October 9, 1856 25 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 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Mary Martha WEST Pauline GAUTIER Jules Paul Victor GAUTIER Hannah Marguerite GAUTIER Victor GAUTIER Albert Collard GAUTIER Jules Paul Victor GAUTIER 1856–1919 Birth: October 9, 1856 25 20 — 11 Bryan Place Death: July 13, 1919 — Northumberland House
mother	Links Birth: September 8, 1860 — 11 Milford Lane Marriage: March 26, 1883 — Islington Register Office Death: August 28, 1894 — Islington Burial: September 3, 1894 — East Finchley Cemetery Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Jules Paul Victor GAUTIER Pauline GAUTIER Jules Paul Victor GAUTIER Hannah Marguerite GAUTIER Victor GAUTIER Albert Collard GAUTIER Mary Martha WEST 1860–1894 Birth: September 8, 1860 — 11 Milford Lane Death: August 28, 1894 — Islington
Marriage	Marriage — March 26, 1883 — Islington Register Office, Islingon, London, England
3 months herself	Links Birth: June 19, 1883 26 22 — 86 Westbourne Road Occupation: Domestic Servant — January 10, 1901 Death: January 10, 1901 — Islington Infirmary Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Pauline GAUTIER 1883–1901 Birth: June 19, 1883 26 22 — 86 Westbourne Road Death: January 10, 1901 — Islington Infirmary
22 months younger brother	Links Birth: April 17, 1885 28 24 — 86 Westbourne Road Occupation: Apprentice - Pianoforte Trade — April 1, 1901 Award: Vegetarian Cycling Club Medals — 1909 Feat: Manacled Swim In The Thames — 1909 Marriage: January 14, 1911 — St Pancras Parish Church Occupation: Pianoforte Maker — January 14, 1911 Occupation: Pianoforte Fitter Up — April 2, 1911 Occupation: Pianoforte Fitter-up — October 14, 1911 Military: Royal Naval Air Service, Air Mechanic First Class — October 5, 1916 Military: April 27, 1917 — RNAS Eastbourne Military: Transfer From RNAS To RAF — April 1, 1918 Portrait: Family Portrait Taken About 1918 — 1918 Occupation: Corporal RAF — August 28, 1919 Probate: August 28, 1919 Occupation: Maintenance Engineer — November 1, 1950 Probate: November 1, 1950 Golden Wedding: Jules and Beatrice Celebration Portraits — January 14, 1961 Death: August 1966 — Margate Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Beatrice Elizabeth Mary GARRETT Queenie Marguerite GAUTIER Jules Paul Victor GAUTIER 1885–1966 Birth: April 17, 1885 28 24 — 86 Westbourne Road Death: August 1966 — Margate
2 years younger sister	Links Birth: July 22, 1887 30 26 — 86 Westbourne Road Marriage: November 17, 1908 — Islington Register Office Death: March 7, 1921 — 23 St. Johns Road Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Albert WESTCOTT Gladys Pauline WESTCOTT Irene Victoria WESTCOTT Dora WESTCOTT Christine Alberta WESTCOTT Hannah Marguerite GAUTIER 1887–1921 Birth: July 22, 1887 30 26 — 86 Westbourne Road Death: March 7, 1921 — 23 St. Johns Road
2 years younger brother	Links Birth: July 1, 1889 32 28 — 86 Westbourne Road Education: Cottenham Road School — June 9, 1902 Feat: Manacled Swim In The Thames — 1909 Marriage: March 14, 1914 — St Pancras Register Office Occupation: Pianoforte Maker Journeyman — March 14, 1914 Occupation: Pianoforte Makers Foreman — September 7, 1914 Occupation: Pianoforte Manufacturer's Manager — November 27, 1916 Death: March 6, 1917 — Islington Infirmary Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Ellen Elizabeth STAMP Eileen Victoria GAUTIER Victor Jules Albert GAUTIER Victor GAUTIER 1889–1917 Birth: July 1, 1889 32 28 — 86 Westbourne Road Death: March 6, 1917 — Islington Infirmary
3 years younger brother	Links Birth: February 22, 1892 35 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 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Clara Elizabeth DAYMAN Albert Charles GAUTIER Jules Victor GAUTIER Frank Collard GAUTIER Claire Pauline GAUTIER Reginald Samuel GAUTIER Albert Collard GAUTIER 1892–1939 Birth: February 22, 1892 35 31 — 88 Westbourne Road Death: December 30, 1939 — Leeds Infirmary

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Residence	Pauline is shown in the 1891 census at this address as a scholar aged 7.
Shared note	aged 17 of Phthisis (Pulmonary Tuberculosis)

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Family with parents
father Parents Jules Amand Eugene GAUTIER Appoline Euphrasie FAUTRAC	Jules Paul Victor GAUTIER 1856–1919
mother Parents James WEST Martha MARTIN	Mary Martha WEST 1860–1894
herself	Pauline GAUTIER 1883–1901
younger brother Family Beatrice Elizabeth Mary GARRETT Queenie Marguerite GAUTIER	Jules Paul Victor GAUTIER 1885–1966
younger sister Family Albert WESTCOTT Gladys Pauline WESTCOTT Irene Victoria WESTCOTT Dora WESTCOTT Christine Alberta WESTCOTT	Hannah Marguerite GAUTIER 1887–1921
younger brother Family Ellen Elizabeth STAMP Eileen Victoria GAUTIER Victor Jules Albert GAUTIER	Victor GAUTIER 1889–1917
younger brother Family Clara Elizabeth DAYMAN Albert Charles GAUTIER Jules Victor GAUTIER Frank Collard GAUTIER Claire Pauline GAUTIER Reginald Samuel GAUTIER	Albert Collard GAUTIER 1892–1939

Descendants

Pauline GAUTIER(1883–1901)