Birth: 1837
Married: to George Tyzack in 1860, in Walsingham, Norfolk, England
Children:
Notes:
In the 1881 census, there is a listing for Susannah Kew, who is shown
as the mother of Mary E. Tyzack (the same age as Susannah (Smith) Tyzack's
daughter, Mary Elizabeth) and it is assumed that Susannah remarried a Kew
between the death of her husband, George Tyzack in the 1870s, and the census
in 1881, although there is no sign of any Mr. Kew in the census. Susannah
is listed as a Wife, not a widow, indicating that Mr. Kew is still alive
at that time, just presently at a different location (perhaps a sailor?
- George was, and Susannah is living in the port of Wells-next-the-Sea
at this time). One further sticking point is that Susannah is listed as
43 years old in the census, while Bruce Tyzack's records show Susannah
Smith birth as occurring in 1836 - a discepancy of one year. Thus we must
keep alive to the possibility that this Susannah Kew is not in fact Susannah
(Smith) Tyzack, although we currently believe this to be the case.
Census:
1881: Jicklings Yard, Wells,
Norfolk
Jicklings
Yard is a short, yet delightful alleyway ("unsuitable for motors")
running down the steep incline between Theatre Lane and The Quay. It is
not known exactly which house was Susannah's residence and the photograph
opposite depicts just one of the picturesque houses on the street.
Sources:
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