Born: 24 August 5 1856, Mortlake, Surrey. Baptised 5 September 1856, Mortlake,
Death: 1840, Surrey. 6 Audley Road, Richmond, Surrey.
Buried: 24 September 1940, Richmond Cemetery.
Marriage: Eliza Maria (born Richmond 1855) on September 1879.
Children:
George F. Eydmann born 1880 or 1881, Richmond.
Alfred A Eydmann born 1882, Richmond
Oswald Eydmann born 1887, Richmond
Winfred W. Eydmann Born 1896, Richmond
Parents: George Frederick Eydmann 1833-1897 and Emma Reeves
Profession: Hairdresser. His business at Richmond may have been first established by his father who operated from High Street, Mortlake.
Events:
1881 Census : 4a Brewer’s Lane, Richmond, Surrey with wife Eliza and son George, and hairdresser’s assistant George Dawson of Ipswich, Suffolk and servant Mary A. Stevens of Rindover, Buckinghamshire.
1911 Census: Lists Oswald and Alfred as hairdressers, both single. Eliza is given as Elsie
Trade Directory:
Lists his address as 5 Brewer’s Lane – this was and is the address of the Britannia Public House and should therefore be taken as an error.
4a Brewer’s Lane
On the west side of the lane. Eighteenth century, perhaps originally a single house along with numbers 2 and 6. Painted brick. The complete building is three storeys; three windows wide. First floor windows have segmental arched heads, second floor windows square headed. Flush framed sash windows. Each of the three bays has a Victorian shop front. Brick band and parapet at eaves level. Fire plaque to No 2. Now part of a single commercial property (Courlander jewellery shop – currently (2021) advertised to let) entered from 56 George Street. The white-painted façade can be glimpsed in this photograph:
The lane is an attractive link between George Street and The Green in a busy town centre location.
