Jacob Wratten & Harriet Armond

        1.  Jacob¹⁰ Wratten  (John⁹, George⁸, Jacob⁷, Nicholas⁶, Stephen⁵ Wratting, Stephen⁴,

Stephen³ Wretten, Stephen² Wrattinge, Stephen¹ Wratten) was born 1830 in Lympne, Kent,

England. 

He married (2) Harriet Armond 1874 in Portsea Reg., Hampshire, England.  She was born 1831 in

Harlow, Essex, England.

Notes for Jacob Wratten:

Hampshire Telegraph and Sussex Chronicle 19th June 1880

Licensing Transfer Session at Portsmouth

A special session for transferring licenses was held on Wednesday at the Court House, Penny

Street, Portsmouth.

Duke of Clarence, Queen Street, from William Martin to Jacob Wratten.

Hampshire Telegraph and Sussex Chronicle 2nd October 1886

Portsmouth Licensed Victuallers' Association Annual Dinner.

.. amongst those present were: J Wratten.

Hampshire Telegraph and Sussex Chronicle 8th December 1888

Fatal Fall of a Licensed Victualler

Yesterday afternoon an inquest was held at the Duke of Clarence Tavern, Queen Street, Portsea,

before the Deputy Coroner (G. H. King. Esq.), on the body of Mr. Jacob Wratten, the landlord of

the house. The deceased who was 57 years of age, was in the habit of rising early in the mornings

and lying down for rest in the afternoons, going to the upper room to avoid the noise. That he did

on Wednesday afternoon, and about five o'clock in the evening a noise was heard in the house.

Search was made in the basement without result, to ascertain the cause, but an hour later, as Mrs.

Wratten was going to her bed-room, she discovered her husband lying upton the centre landing

of the staircase. Not being able to obtain any reply from him she called to her son-in-law (Henry

Hyde), and it was found that the deceased was unconscious and apparently dead. On the arrival

of Dr. T. A. Colt he pronounced life to be extinct, and he now deposed that he found a series of

contusions upon the front part of the head. He attributed death to a probable fracture at the base

of the skull and laceration of the brain, there not being any external evidence that the neck of the

deceased was broken. - The Jury returned a verdict of accidental death, and awarded their fee to

the Portsea Nursery for Children.

Hampshire Telegraph and Sussex Chronicle 12th January 1889

Transer Session at Portsmouth

On Wednesday a special session for the transfer of licenses was held at the Session Room, Penny

Street, Portsmouth.

The Duke of Clarence, Queen Street, from Jacob Wratten (deceased) to Harriet Wratten (widow).

More About Jacob Wratten:

1881 Census: RG11 1147 Folio 56 Page 15

1881 Census-1: Licenced Victuallar

1881 Census-2: "Duke of Clarence" - 110 Queen Street, Portsea, Hampshire, England

Baptism: 01 August 1830, Lympne, Kent, England

Notes for Harriet Armond:

Harriet was married previously to Jacob and had at least 4 children:-

Emma S Armond, Elizabeth Armond, William G Armond and Ada M Armond.

More About Harriet Armond:

1881 Census: RG11 1147 Folio 56 Page 15

1881 Census-1: "Duke of Clarence" - 110 Queen Street, Portsea, Hampshire, England

More About Jacob Wratten and Harriet Armond:

Marriage: 1874, Portsea Reg., Hampshire, England

Children of Jacob Wratten are:

        2                 i.    Ellen¹¹ Wratten, born 1860 in Portsea, Hampshire, England.

More About Ellen Wratten:

1881 Census: RG11 1147 Folio 56 Page 15

1881 Census-1: Dressmaker

1881 Census-2: "Duke of Clarence" - 110 Queen Street, Portsea, Hampshire, England

        3                ii.    Annie Wratten, born 1862 in Portsea, Hampshire, England.

More About Annie Wratten:

1881 Census: RG11 1147 Folio 56 Page 15

1881 Census-1: Barmaid (Inn Serv)

1881 Census-2: "Duke of Clarence" - 110 Queen Street, Portsea, Hampshire, England

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