My Family Tree - Alfred Benjamin Hacker

Person Chart

Parents

Father	Date of Birth	Mother	Date of Birth
Isaac Hacker	18/06/1844	Mary Ann Hale	18 November 1849

Partners

Partner	Date of Birth	Children
Elizabeth Hunt	22/12/1879	Leslie Charles Hacker (Alfred) Reginald Hacker Eric Athur Heath (Chip) Hacker Walter Hacker Cecil Edward Hacker Dorothy Hacker Donald Hacker Kathleen Ruby Hacker Muriel Grace Hacker Elsie May Hacker

Person Events

Event Type	Date	Place	Description
Birth	1870	West Lavington, Wilts
Census	1871
Census	1881
Census	1891
Census	1901	(boarder) 139 Main Street, Broad Hinton, Wiltshire, England	occupation: family baker
Marriage	07 October 1902	Broad Hinton, Wilts
Census	1911	Hilmarton, Calne, Wiltshire, England	occupation: Journeyman baker
Death	1935	Swindon, Wilts

Notes


1911 Census, age 32, Journeyman baker living at Hilmarton, Calne, Wiltshire 'Lived at Broad Hinton; was a master baker and had a Bakehouse at Broad Hinton; (it can still be found at Broad Hinton but as a Coffee Tavern sign on it). He had rounds at Goatacre Marlborough, Wroughton etc, for which he used a horse Topsy,and a cart. When the Swindon Co-op came to Swindon he lost alot of his customers, so Elizabeth and Benjamin, and Leslie and Reginald the 2 eldest boys moved to Swindon. He also had a bakery at Hilmarton, near Calne, the 2 boys went to Hilmarton School, which joined the bakery, so the boys were lifted over the wall for school. Eventually they moved to Edinburgh St, Swindon, and then moved to Whiteman Street, Swindon. Elizabeth and her husband had the rest of their family in Swindon. He worked until his death, as a plasterer in Swindon G.W.R. works'. Auntie Bid Lived in Broad Hinton before they were married Lived at Old School House, Hilmarton - lived in cottage next to school after they were married

1911 Census, age 32, Journeyman baker
living at Hilmarton, Calne, Wiltshire

'Lived at Broad Hinton; was a master baker and had a Bakehouse at Broad Hinton; (it can still be found at Broad Hinton but as a Coffee Tavern sign on it). He had rounds at Goatacre Marlborough, Wroughton etc, for which he used a horse Topsy,and a cart. When the Swindon Co-op came to Swindon he lost alot of his customers, so Elizabeth and Benjamin, and Leslie and Reginald the 2 eldest boys moved to Swindon. He also had a bakery at Hilmarton, near Calne, the 2 boys went to Hilmarton School, which joined the bakery, so the boys were lifted over the wall for school. Eventually they moved to Edinburgh St, Swindon, and then moved to Whiteman Street, Swindon. Elizabeth and her husband had the rest of their family in Swindon. He worked until his death, as a plasterer in Swindon G.W.R. works'.
Auntie Bid

Lived in Broad Hinton before they were married

Lived at Old School House, Hilmarton - lived in cottage next to school after they were married