Cocking / Aubrey, Alfred 24.jan.1828-18.sep.1899 England, London Camberwell - Kent, Margate
professor of music, 1851 as professor of music residing with his parents, brother Henry professor of music, sister Susan professor of music and a servant at Union Cottage 57 Queen's Road in London Peckham, 1861 as professor of music residing with his retired father, mother and a servant at Union Cottage, 1863 as professor of music residing at Union Cottage, 1871 residing at Union Cottage, 1871 choirmaster and organist of Holy Trinity Chuch Margate, 1872 he had legally changed his name to Aubrey, 1876 professor of singing, piano, organ, harmonium, violin and cornet at Madras House, 1881 residing with wife Ada schoolmistress, 2 daughters, 2 servants (cook, housemaid) and 6 boarding scholars at 35 Fort Crescent in Margate, 1888-1889 he gave violin classes for beginners on Papini's Method ten lessons for half-a-guinea, 1889 he prepared piano, singing and violin candidates for the Trinity College and Royal Academy of Music examinations, 1891 as music master singing and piano residing with wife Ada school proprietess, 2 daughters both governess-pupil, English governess, French governess and 2 servants (cook, housemaid) at 35 Fort Crescent, he died at 18 Church Square Margate ; son of gentleman builder/carpenter Henry Cocking (Camberwell bap.4.jan.1789-27.aug.1871 Peckham) and Susanna Frances Little (Southwark 4.jan.1790-1.sep.1862 Camberwell) ; 25.sep.1861 at St George Camberwell he married Eliza Edington (Hampstead bap.12.sep.1841-9.nov.1863 Camberwell) ; daughter Agnes Mary Cocking (Camberwell bap.19.oct.1862-) ; 1.may.1869 at St John Hackney he married Ada Felicia Hawkins (Glastonbury Somerset bap.3.jul.1839-26.dec.1921 London Richmond) ; daughter May Aubrey (Margate 1.may.1872-), daughter Daisy Aubrey (Margate 14.jun.1875-)