George
Vidal |
Oxford University
AFC
withdrew
1885 |
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Timeline |
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George Studley Sealy Vidal |
Birth:
Wednesday, 12 February 1862 in Cornborough House
[left], Abbotsham, nr Bideford, Devon. |
registered in Bideford January-March 1862 |
Baptism: Sunday, 16
March 1862 in
St. Helen's Church, Abbotsham. |
According to the 1871 census,
nine-year old William Sealy is the fifth of seven children to Edward
Urch Sealy and Emma Harriet (née Eyre).
His father is a magistrate and a barrister, living at Cornborough House
[left] at
Abbotsham. There are eight servants. |
According to
the 1881 census, George is a pupil at St.
Mary's College in Winchester. |
Marriage |
to Constance Isabella Know Homan in
St. Helen's Church, Abbotsham, Devon. |
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registered in Bideford July-September 1889 |
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According to
the 1891 census, George S.S., a clerk in Holy
Orders, is visiting 2 Warwick Road in Coventry, the home of Francis Haig,
a medical practitioner. |
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According to
the 1901 census, George S.E., a clergyman, is
married to Constance, with two daughters, Mary and Margaret, living at The
Rectory in Barnsley village in Cirencester, with a governess, four
servants and three boarders. |
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According to
the 1911 census, George Studley Sealy is a
clerk in the Holy Order, is still married to Constance Isabella Knox, a
chocolate maker, with their two daughters and four servats, still at
Barnsley Rectory.. |
Death |
Wednesday, 18 July 1928 at the Barnsley Rectory, Cirencester,
Gloucestershire |
aged 66 years 157 days |
registered in Cirencester July-September 1928 |
Probate |
"VIDAL
the reverend George Studley
Sealy of The Rectory Barnsley Cirencester
Gloucestershire
clerk
died 18 July 1928 Probate London
28 August to Constance Isabella Knox Vidal widow. Effects £6220 3s. 11d."
[2019 equivalent: £393,691] |
Source |
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Playing Career |
Club(s) |
Played for
Oxford University AFC. |
Distinctions |
not known |
Height/Weight |
not known |
England Career |
Position(s) |
Goalkeeper |
Distinctions |
Younger brother of
Walpole Vidal and
William Vidal |
Beyond England |
none |