1. Ada Louisa Wallis Trevan (1895-)
2. William John Wallis Trevan (1897-8)

Brief Description

Wallis followed his mother's trade by becoming an apprentice draper and moving to Plymouth where he was living at the time of the 1871 census. He married Rose Swallow and his name was recorded as "Wallis Henry Trevan" in the Pancras Registration District in 1894, which was where two of his uncles and an aunt had moved. (Henry Henwood Trevan, Julia Christiana Bennett nee Trevan and Frederick Trevan).

Their first child was born the following year on 10 Feb 1895 and her birth was registered more than a month later on 18 Mar by her mother. Again his name was recorded as "Wallis Henry Trevan" and his profession as "Mineral Water Bottle Washer". Two years later their second child was born on 30 Apr 1897 and his birth was recorded on 9 Jun, again more than a month later by his mother and this time Wallis's name was recorded as Wallis Henry Robert Trevan and his profession as a Labourer - Mineral Water Factory.

He has not yet been found in censuses for 1881, 1891 or 1901. He died in the Pancras registration district in 1932.