Tinmouth, Thomas Young 1a
| Birth Name | Tinmouth, Thomas Young |
| Also Known As | Tinmouth, Tom |
| Gender | male |
| Age at Death | 85 years, 4 months, 29 days |
Events
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| Birth | 25 May 1895 | South Shields, Co. Durham | Birth of Thomas Young Tinmouth (1895) | |
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| Census | 31 Mar 1901 | 12 Pier Terrace, South Shields, Co. Durham | 1901 Census: Thomas Young Tinmouth with Wetherell grandparents and extended family | |
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| Occupation | 9 Nov 1908 | accepted as pilot apprentice | ||
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| Census | 2 Apr 1911 | 4 Vespasian Street, South Shields, Co. Durham | 1911 census: Thomas Young Tinmouth, with parents, siblings and grandmother | |
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| Occupation | from 8 May 1911 to 7 May 1916 | Pilot apprentice | ||
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| Recognition Award | 28 Oct 1919 | 4 Vespasian Street, South Shields, Co. Durham | Thomas Young Tinmouth (1895): Awards for service during World War 1 | |
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| Occupation | 4 Apr 1920 | Pilot (third class) | ||
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| Occupation | 2 Mar 1922 | Pilot (second class) | ||
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| Occupation | 3 Apr 1925 | Pilot (first class) | ||
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| Residence | 29 Sep 1939 | 100 Baring Street, South Shields, Co. Durham | 1939 Register: Thomas Y Tinmouth (River Pilot), with wife and two children | |
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| Occupation | 25 May 1965 | retired | ||
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| Death | 23 Oct 1980 | 100 Baring Street, South Shields, Co. Durham | Death of Thomas Young Tinmouth (1895) | |
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Parents
| Relation to main person | Name | Birth date | Death date | Relation within this family (if not by birth) |
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| Father | Tinmouth, John Hutchinson | 1 Sep 1867 | 9 Feb 1927 | |
| Mother | Wetherell, Jane | 17 Feb 1871 | 28 May 1949 | |
| Tinmouth, Thomas Young | 25 May 1895 | 23 Oct 1980 | ||
| Sister | Tinmouth, Elizabeth Hutchinson | 1 Nov 1896 | 14 Mar 1983 | |
| Brother | Tinmouth, John Hutchinson | 4 Aug 1899 | 27 Jan 1925 | |
| Sister | Tinmouth, Jane Wetherell | 18 Feb 1901 | 13 Nov 1982 | |
| Sister | Tinmouth, Ruby | 8 Jan 1903 | 24 Jan 1986 | |
| Sister | Tinmouth, Marguerite | 24 Jan 1905 | 12 Dec 1991 | |
| Brother | Tinmouth, Robert Hutchinson | estimated 1 Oct 1906 | estimated 30 Oct 1906 | |
| Sister | Tinmouth, Mary | 4 Jul 1908 | 14 Oct 1994 | |
| Sister | Tinmouth, Ellen | 13 Jul 1910 | about Jan 1981 | |
| Brother | Tinmouth, Metcalfe | 11 Oct 1913 | about Aug 2005 |
Families
Family of Tinmouth, Thomas Young and Wilson, Rachel Gladys |
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| Married | Wife | Wilson, Rachel Gladys ( * 1 Jul 1895 + Dec 1985 ) | |||||||||||||
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| Name | Birth Date | Death Date |
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| Tinmouth, Jane | 8 Mar 1922 | Jul 2006 |
| Tinmouth, Elizabeth Watson | 3 Nov 1925 | 23 Sep 1996 |
Notes
Note: 1
Thomas Young Tinmouth (1895): 1901 census shows that he had moved in with his Wetherell grandparents, aged 5. This might be because his sister had just been born
Note: 2 (To Do)
Thomas Young Tinmouth (1895): his career as a river pilot is from data provided by Mark Egan or Joan Stuart. It would help to be cross-verified.
Note: 3
Thomas Young Tinmouth (1895):
From Jeff Egan, via Tyne Pilots family research Facebook group (13 Oct 22):
I think the TYTinmouth your interested in was the one born 25.05.1895. He obtained his 3rd Class license on 06.02.1920 I don’t have a record of the exact dates of his 2nd class and 1st class but they would have most probably have been in 1922 and 1924. I can clearly remember the day he retired on his 70th birthday. He was still a very fit man and he was very upset by the fact he had to retire at 70. He came into the office on his 70th clearly very upset but there was nothing that anyone could do for him. He died on 23.10.1980 aged 85 years, he was an active pilot for 45years 3 months.
pilots were examined for their licences by the Pilots Committee I was presented with my 3rd and 2nd class licence in the pilot office but for my 1st class I had to go up to Trinity House Newcastle to get presented with it there.
in the case of T.Y. I only knew him briefly as I was a sixteen year old first year apprentice while he was a very old Pilot. The other two you mention I knew for longer. Metcalfe the best as he was on the same watch as me until he retired. After he retired I used to visit him at home as he got a bit lonely after his wife died.