James Putt

1867 -

• Name	James Putt
  Nickname	"Doctor Jimmy"
  Born	1867	Salcombe
  Gender	Male
  Person ID	I3215	Salcombe
  Last Modified	6 Jul 2013

  
  

  Family	Mary Ann Luscombe,   b. 1861, East Allington
  Married	1888	Registered Kingsbridge
  Notes	In 1883 James was in the Devonshire Artillery Volunteers. In 1891 James, Mary, Agnes and Ethel were living at 13 Union St Salcombe. James' Occupation was Gardener. In the 1911 Census They were living at 14 Church St. He was a Gardener (Domestic) Employed by a Medical Man. The original photo of the Devonshire Artillery Volunteers, list's James as No. 17 - J.Putt Driver for Dr Twining. From "Salcombe Harbour remembered" pg.28 "Fisherman's Cove, formerly Stony Cove or Higher Passage Way, was the landing place for the flat-bottomed horse and cattle ferry. Doctor Vincent Twining and his coachman "Doctor" Jimmy Putt, with his pony and trap, used this ferry to cross the harbour to visit patients at Portlemouth."
  Children	+ 1. Agnes Victoria Putt,   b. 1889, Salcombe   2. Ethel Mary Putt,   b. 1890, Salcombe Registered Kingsbridge Q2
  Last Modified	6 Jul 2013
  Family ID	F948	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

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  Born - 1867 - Salcombe  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

• Photos		James "Doctor" Putt Devonshire Artillery Volunteer taken 28 Sept 1883
  		Devonshire Artillery Volunteer Brigade Photo taken 28 Sept 1883