William Critchlow

Apprenticed as a crate maker but “didn’t take to it”. At 22 he took the Queen’s Pound as a Grenadier Guard, giving his trade as “musician”, and served 21 years.

Parents

Samuel Critchlow (1811–1895)Ann Critchlow (née Shenton) (1818–1891)

Married

Alice Mary Critchlow (née Wood) (1853–1929)

Siblings

Enoch Critchlow Sr (1838–1920)Elizabeth Critchlow (1840–1917)Ann Critchlow (1842–1925)Emma Critchlow (1846–1934)Eliza Critchlow (1847–?)Sarah Critchlow (1850–1860)Selina Critchlow (1852–?)Harriet Phoebe Reeves (née Critchlow) (1862–1939)

Homes

Wellington Barracks, London · Militia Barracks, Chester