Henry Simpson TROUGHT

   Cause of his death was Accidentally drowned at work in Alexandra Docks, Hull.

   Other names for Henry were Mr. Henery Simpson TROUGHT, Mr. Simson TROUGHT, Mr. Henry Simpson TROUT and Mr. Simson TROUT.

   User ID: P00001217.

  Research Notes:

Birth Register
Name: Henry Simpson Trought
Year of Registration: 1848
Quarter of Registration: Jul-Aug-Sep
District: Glanford Brigg
County: Lincolnshire
Volume: 14
Page: 363

  Birth Notes:

Father's occupation on birth certificate given as groom

  Death Notes:

Occupation on death certificate given as stevedore.
Local newspaper reported that he worked for Wilson sons and co, and lived at 6 Humber terrace, Riponstreet. He was superintending the loading of the ss Urbino when he fell into the water and drowned.

  Noted events in his life were:

• Census: UK 1851 National, 1851, Bonby, Lincolnshire, England, United Kingdom. ⁶

• Census: UK 1861 National, 7 Apr 1861, Bonby, Lincolnshire, England, United Kingdom. ⁴

• Residence, 7 Apr 1861, Bonby, Lincolnshire, England, United Kingdom. ⁴

• Census: UK 1871 National, 1871, Saxby All Saints, Lincolnshire, England, United Kingdom.

• Occupation: Railway Porter, 28 Mar 1871, Sculcoates, Kingston Upon Hull, E. Yorkshire, England. ¹

• Residence, 28 Mar 1871, Sculcoates, Kingston Upon Hull, E. Yorkshire, England. ¹

• Census: UK 1881 National, 3 Apr 1881, Kingston Upon Hull, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom. ³

• Occupation: Dock Labourer, 3 Apr 1881, Kingston Upon Hull, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom. ³

• Residence: 6 Rose Terrace, Alfred Street, 3 Apr 1881, Kingston Upon Hull, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom. ³

• Occupation: Stevedor, 24 Nov 1890, Kingston Upon Hull, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom.
HULL DAILY MAIL
Monday November 24 1890

STEVEDORE DROWNED IN HULL

Henry Simpson Trout, stevedore, in the employ of Messrs Wilson, Sons and Co., residing at 6, Humber terrace, Ripon Street, about five minutes to one this morning was superintending the loading of the S.S. URBINO, lying in the Alexandra Dock, when he fell into the water and was drowned. John Dennis, foreman in the employ of the Hull and Barnsley Railway Company, heard Trout's cries for help, and lowered his light over the edge of the dock. He saw a man's hat floating, but Trout had disappeared. Grappling irons were obtained and a quarter of an hour afterwards the body was recovered by Richard Kautley. Attempts were made to restore animation without success, and upon Dr. Redhead arriving he pronounced life to be extinct.

• Residence: 6 Humber Terrace, Ripon Street, 24 Nov 1890, Sculcoates, Kingston Upon Hull, E. Yorkshire, England. ⁷

Henry married Bessie WRIGHT, daughter of Andrew WRIGHT and Sarah, on 28 Mar 1871 in Saxby All Saints, Lincolnshire, England, United Kingdom.^{1 2} (Bessie WRIGHT was born in 1849/1850 in Saxby All Saints, Lincolnshire, England, United Kingdom ^{3 8} and died in 1895 in Sculcoates, Kingston Upon Hull, E. Yorkshire, England ⁹.)