Thomas was a son of Henry Vincent (1753-1828) & Mary Cartwroght (1752-1795)
From about 1797 he was an apprentice under Thomas Jones learning the skill as a gold and silversmith. The apprenticeship was a sum of £50.
Thomas Vincent married Anna Muddle Canney at the Church of Saint Lawrence, in Thanet, Kent on May 15th 1810.
they had 5 known children
1813 - 1878 Henry Vincent (+Cleave)
1821 - 1832 Thomas Canney Vincent (age 11)
1823 - 1861 William Edward Vincent (+Squibb)
1827 - 1897 John Vincent (+Burrell)
1829 - Ann Vincent
After some financial misfortune, Thomas moved his family to Hull.
On 14 Jan 1829, Thomas was admitted to the Sculcoates Refuge. The informant was his wife. At that time, he was a Customs Officer, aged 46.
Thomas was living at the Sculcoates Refuge for the insane when he died, just 4 months before the birth of his last child Ann.
From about 1797 he was an apprentice under Thomas Jones learning the skill as a gold and silversmith. The apprenticeship was a sum of £50.
Thomas Vincent married Anna Muddle Canney at the Church of Saint Lawrence, in Thanet, Kent on May 15th 1810.
they had 5 known children
1813 - 1878 Henry Vincent (+Cleave)
1821 - 1832 Thomas Canney Vincent (age 11)
1823 - 1861 William Edward Vincent (+Squibb)
1827 - 1897 John Vincent (+Burrell)
1829 - Ann Vincent
After some financial misfortune, Thomas moved his family to Hull.
On 14 Jan 1829, Thomas was admitted to the Sculcoates Refuge. The informant was his wife. At that time, he was a Customs Officer, aged 46.
Thomas was living at the Sculcoates Refuge for the insane when he died, just 4 months before the birth of his last child Ann.
Thomas was a son of Henry Vincent (1753-1828) & Mary Cartwroght (1752-1795)
From about 1797 he was an apprentice under Thomas Jones learning the skill as a gold and silversmith. The apprenticeship was a sum of £50.
Thomas Vincent married Anna Muddle Canney at the Church of Saint Lawrence, in Thanet, Kent on May 15th 1810.
they had 5 known children
1813 - 1878 Henry Vincent (+Cleave)
1821 - 1832 Thomas Canney Vincent (age 11)
1823 - 1861 William Edward Vincent (+Squibb)
1827 - 1897 John Vincent (+Burrell)
1829 - Ann Vincent
After some financial misfortune, Thomas moved his family to Hull.
On 14 Jan 1829, Thomas was admitted to the Sculcoates Refuge. The informant was his wife. At that time, he was a Customs Officer, aged 46.
Thomas was living at the Sculcoates Refuge for the insane when he died, just 4 months before the birth of his last child Ann.
From about 1797 he was an apprentice under Thomas Jones learning the skill as a gold and silversmith. The apprenticeship was a sum of £50.
Thomas Vincent married Anna Muddle Canney at the Church of Saint Lawrence, in Thanet, Kent on May 15th 1810.
they had 5 known children
1813 - 1878 Henry Vincent (+Cleave)
1821 - 1832 Thomas Canney Vincent (age 11)
1823 - 1861 William Edward Vincent (+Squibb)
1827 - 1897 John Vincent (+Burrell)
1829 - Ann Vincent
After some financial misfortune, Thomas moved his family to Hull.
On 14 Jan 1829, Thomas was admitted to the Sculcoates Refuge. The informant was his wife. At that time, he was a Customs Officer, aged 46.
Thomas was living at the Sculcoates Refuge for the insane when he died, just 4 months before the birth of his last child Ann.
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