Frederick C England (1876)
Caravan Park in Almondsbury, Bristol owned by Frederick England Jnr.
Son of William George England (c1842) and Sarah Jane Bartlett (1842-1918)
Frederick (son of William George England) was an artist of little fame. Late in life he did several oil paintings, with the Salvation Army as the theme, using the smooth side of hardboard as canvas. It was all the more remarkable as he was almost blind at the time. One such painting was of his niece, Edith Louisa Jenner and her husband, Norman Henry Davis in their Salvation Army uniforms.
Frederick England and his wife Isabella had a son, Frederick England Jnr. who owned a caravan Park at Woodland's lane, Almondsbury, Bristol.
Below: Oil Paintings by Frederick England:
Oil painting by Frederick England of Norman Henry Davis (1911-1987) & Edith Jenner (1911-1987)
Oil painting by Frederick England
Oil painting by Frederick England dated 2nd June 1966
Oil painting by Frederick England dated 6th November 1960
Oil painting by Frederick England dated 28th August 1960
Oil painting by Frederick England
Oil painting by Frederick England
Oil painting by Frederick England