GAYLOR Albert (senior)
| Name | Albert (senior) GAYLOR |
| Country Of Origin | Australia |
| Born | 1842 |
| Died | 1920 |
| Birth/ Baptism | Born 8 July 1842, Hobart |
| Parents | Charles Alfred and Phillis Gaylor (formerly Blyth) |
| Apprenticeship | unknown |
| Skills | Watchmaker, Jeweller, Silversmith |
| Work Locations | Hobart |
| Street Address |
68 Liverpool Street, Hobart 86 Collins Street, Hobart 43 Murray Street, Hobart Corner of Elizabeth and Melville Streets, Hobart |
| Marriage/Spouse | 5 August 1871, Parish Church of St John the Baptist, Hobart, to Martha Martin |
| Other | Business partnership: with older brother Charles William Gaylor. Approx. August 1871: Partnership dissolved by mutual consent, with the brothers possibly agreeing that Charles would not commence business again in Hobart; he continued in the same street. May 1872: Albert advertised continuing the business he bought from his brother Charles about nine months ago at 68 Liverpool Street. He also advised the public that his firm had no connection with his brother’s establishment. December 1874: Industrial Exhibition. Albert displayed a New York night clock, claimed to be the only one of its kind in Tasmania. 1893: Advertised at 86 Collins Street, Hobart Albert regularly designed, manufactured, and presented medals and sports trophies. |
| Death | 20 January 1920, at 21 Adelaide Street, Hobart |
| References | |
| TAHO: RGD33/1/1 no924 Birth 1842, RGD37/1/30 no160 Marriage 1871. Colonial Times 26 February 1839; Tasmanian Tribune 18 December 1874; Tasmanian News 20 December 1893; The Mercury (Hobart) 14 September 1871, 13 May 1872, 22 January 1920, 17 October 1901, 14 August 1897. |
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