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Fred
Earp |
Nottingham Forest FC
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1879 |
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Frederick William Earp |
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Birth |
Thursday, 25 September 1860 in Nottingham,
Nottinghamshire |
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registered in Nottingham October-December 1860 |
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According to the
1861 census, six month old Frederick W. is the youngest of four children
to Robert B., an assistant stationer, and Elizabeth W., living at Michael
Terrace in St. Ann's area of Nottingham. |
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According to the 1871 census,
the ten year old Frederick now has three younger sisters, and with his
three older siblings, his parents , and a servant, the live at 10 St. Anne
Hill Road, still in St. Ann's. His father is a bookseller and Stationer. |
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According to the 1881 census,
Frederick, an assistant stationer, has one more younger borther, and is
one of seven children still at home at 3 Market Street in the Sherwood
area of Nottingham., also with his widowed sister's three children and one
servant. |
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According to the
1891 census, Frederick is one of six children living at home with his
widowed father at Hassock Lodge in Beeston. He is a Lithographer. |
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Marriage |
to Lizzie Kirk Collin, in
spring 1896 in Nottingham |
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registered in Nottingham April-June 1896 |
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According to the
1901 census, Frederick, a general printer, is now married to Lizzie Kirk,
with two children, Frederick and Ida. They live at 1 Park Street in
Beeston with one servant |
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According to the
1911 census, Frederick is still married and still has two children. Stated
as being a secretary to a Football Club, living at 60 Chaworth Road in
West Bridgford. |
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According to the
1939 register, the widowed Frederick is a travelling paper merchant,
living his brother Robert, and sister, Emily and 37 Henry Road in West
Bridgford. |
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Death |
Wednesday, 11 February 1948, at 37
Henry Road, West Bridgford, Nottingham |
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aged 87 years 139 days |
registered in Basford January-March 1948 |
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Obituary |
"VETERAN FOREST PLAYER
"The death has occurred of Mr. Frederick William
Earp, of [3]7, Henry-road, West Bridgford, a former playing member of
Nottingham Forest F.C. and one of the oldest members of Nottingham Rowing
Club.
"'Ted,' as he was so widely known, was 87, was a partner of Earp
Bros., Ltd., printers, of Angel-row. He played football for Forest 70
years ago, and joined Nottingham Rowing Club in 1876, and for many years
was prominently connected with Nottingham Forest F.C. sports."
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The Nottingham Evening Post, Friday, 13 February 1948. |
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Probate |
"EARP
Frederick William
of 37 Henry-road West Bridgford
Nottinghamshire died 11 February 1948 Administration (with
Will)
Nottingham 23 April to
Emily Earp spinster. Effects £384 18s. 11d." |
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Playing Career |
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Club(s) |
Nottingham
Forest FC 1878 to 1885. |
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Club honours |
FA Cup
semi-finalist 1878-79 (injured), 1879-80; |
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Distinctions |
Brother of Jack Earp
(Nottingham Forest 1889-91, Everton FC 1891-92, Nottingham Forest FC 1892,
Wednesday 1893-1900, Stockport County FC 1900-01 - and also a Corinthian,
1892) |
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Individual honours |
not known |
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Height/Weight |
not known |
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Management Career |
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Club(s) |
Nottingham
Forest FC 1909-12 |
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England Career |
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Position(s) |
Left side forward |
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Distinctions |
The Stripes (one appearance, February 1879);
The North (one appearance, March 1880); |
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Beyond England |
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not known |
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The Numbers |
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parties |
due to reserve |
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Match History
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1 March 1879 - England vs. Scotland, Surrey Cricket Ground, Kennington |
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