At the time of the 1861 England Census Eli T. Spackman, aged 16, born in Cheltenham, scholar, was with his widowed mother at 30 Portland Sq., Cheltenham Gloucestershire.
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Mr. F. Stroud made an application for the permanent transfer of the license of the Golden Cross, Tewkesbury-road, to Eli Thomas Spackman, to whom a temporary license had already been granted. The Bench granted the application.
The Cheltenham Chronicle, Tuesday, 1 Feb 1876, p. 3
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At the time of the 1881 England Census Eli Thomas Spackman, aged 36, born in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, licensed victualler, and innkeeper's wife Louisa, aged 29, born in Cwmdu Breconshire, were living at Beaufort Arms Inn, London Rd., Charlton Kings, Gloucesershire. With them were children (born in Cheltenham) Thomas Willis (8), scholar, Lilley Louisa (7), John Charles (6), Benjamin Harry (3), and Edgar George (2 mo) of Charlton Kings.
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SPACKMAN— April 17, at the Beaufort Arms Inn, Charlton Kings, Eli Thomas Spackman, aged 40 years.
Gloucester Citizen, Thursday, 30 Apr 1885, p. 3
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Eli Thomas Spackman of Charlton Kings died aged 40 years (burial record).
Marriage Information:
Thomas married Louisa Price, daughter of John Price and Frances Fox, on 24 Oct 1871 in North Place Church, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England. (Louisa Price was born on 28 Dec 1851 in Cwmdû, Breconshire, Wales and died on 24 Aug 1934 in Fort Bend, TX, USA.)
Marriage Notes:
October 24, at North Place Church (by license), by the Rev. J. Trotter, Mr. E. T. Spackman, youngest son of the late Mr. Charles Spackman, builder, to Louisa, eldest daughter of Mr. John Price, builder, of this town.
The Cheltenham Mercury, 28 Oct 1871, p. 2
