Alaric Alexander Watt was a British poet and journalist, born in London. His life was dedicated to newspaper creation and editing, and he was seen as a conservative writer. It led him to bankruptcy, when a pension was awarded to him by a friend, Lord Aberdeen.
The son of John Mosley Watts and grandson of William Watts, a Leicester physician of repute. He married Priscilla "Zillah" Maden Watts (née Wiffen) in the early 1820s. The couple had a child, Alaric Alfred, in 1825.
1861 11, Hunter Street, St George Bloomsbury - Alaric A Watts 61 Gentleman, Zillah M Watts 58, Zillah E F Watts 25, one servant
The son of John Mosley Watts and grandson of William Watts, a Leicester physician of repute. He married Priscilla "Zillah" Maden Watts (née Wiffen) in the early 1820s. The couple had a child, Alaric Alfred, in 1825.
1861 11, Hunter Street, St George Bloomsbury - Alaric A Watts 61 Gentleman, Zillah M Watts 58, Zillah E F Watts 25, one servant
Alaric Alexander Watt was a British poet and journalist, born in London. His life was dedicated to newspaper creation and editing, and he was seen as a conservative writer. It led him to bankruptcy, when a pension was awarded to him by a friend, Lord Aberdeen.
The son of John Mosley Watts and grandson of William Watts, a Leicester physician of repute. He married Priscilla "Zillah" Maden Watts (née Wiffen) in the early 1820s. The couple had a child, Alaric Alfred, in 1825.
1861 11, Hunter Street, St George Bloomsbury - Alaric A Watts 61 Gentleman, Zillah M Watts 58, Zillah E F Watts 25, one servant
The son of John Mosley Watts and grandson of William Watts, a Leicester physician of repute. He married Priscilla "Zillah" Maden Watts (née Wiffen) in the early 1820s. The couple had a child, Alaric Alfred, in 1825.
1861 11, Hunter Street, St George Bloomsbury - Alaric A Watts 61 Gentleman, Zillah M Watts 58, Zillah E F Watts 25, one servant
Inscription
ln Loving remembrance of
Alaric Alexander Watts,
Born 16th March, 1797, Departed 5th April, 1864.
Gravesite Details
The Monumental Inscriptions of Middlesex Vol II - Cansick 1872.
Against the northern boundary wall (above the catacombs)
Family Members
Parents
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