He was bapt 18 Dec 1828 - Gt Yarmouth, Norfolk, England
1841 census: Pottergate Street, St John Maddermarket Norwich with parents and five siblings - age 15
and married Harriet Abbott Breese on 18th Nov 1850 at Great Yarmouth.
Her father was Stephen Breese Gentleman.
She died in Shoreditch in 1851.
He marries again as widower,Customs,Islington Middlesex 15th July 1852 parish of West Hackney Middlesex to Mary Thomas Widow of West Hackney.
She died Oct 1888 Goldhawk road Sheperds Bush aged 73.
THE CUSTOMS' ESTABLISHMENT PORT OF LONDON.
Corrected to the 5tb January, 1853.
6th class.
Joseph Paxton Thomas Sandall George H. Vlieland George H. Armstrong Thomas Brenan Leland C. Duncan James T. Webb John Fox John A. Main Frederick P. Hearn Valentine Tallow Frederick C. Blake Charles Herbert
Monday 23 February 1857 Caledonian Mercury - Mr. G. H. Vlieland. has been promoted from Third to Second. Class Searcher at Folkesto
Pall Mall Gazette - Thursday 14 November 1872
Thursday 14 November 1872 Pall Mall Gazette - Deaths: VLIELAND, Mr. G. H., late of H.M. Customs, at St. John's, New Brunswick, aged 40, Oct. 31.
A Prof Vlieland is what we find in St John's Brunswick Canada .
It turns out to be George Heath Vlieland .
Now teacher.
It turns out to be George Heath Vlieland .
Now teacher.
Titel: Livingstons Guide Book to St. John and the St. John River for 1870: With an Account of the Fishing Grounds of New Brunswick
George H. VIELAND, an English gentleman of good family, formerly belonging to H.M. 15th Regt., but for some years a teacher of French in (St. John) city died Thursday at his boarding place on Hazen St. (St. John) He has no relations in this country and his remains were taken in charge by Masonic Fraternity who will conduct the funeral which takes place this afternoon at 3 o'clock. He will be interred in the English Church Burial ground.
Date October 5 1872
County Saint John
Place Saint John
Newspaper Daily News
d. Thursday 3rd inst., of heart disease, George H. VIELAND, age 40, native of Norfolk, England.
Date October 5 1872
County Saint John
Place Saint John
Newspaper Daily News
On Saturday afternoon, the Free Masons met at their rooms Ritchie's Building and afterwards formed in procession with the 62nd Band at the head, St. John Lodge being in the rear of the procession, and marched to the late residence of Prof. VIELAND, Hazen St. (St. John) for the purpose of paying their last fraternal respects in the interment of his remains. The procession moved out to the Episcopal burying ground when Episcopal burial service was read after which Masonic ceremonial was performed by W.M. Hunt. (see original)
Date October 7 1872
County Saint John
Place Saint John
Newspaper The Daily Telegraph
The funeral of Mr. VIELAND on Saturday afternoon was attended by members of the Masonic Fraternity who were accompanied by the Band of the 62nd Regt. The service at the grave was read by Henry G. HUNT, St. John's Lodge.
Date October 7 1872
County Saint John
Place Saint John
Newspaper Daily News
I have not found any other information about the school, but it may have been a small school which only operated for a few years.
Onderwerp: Rivers, Fishing, Cours d'eau, Peche sportive
October 6 — The remains of the late Bro. George H. Vlieland were buried with masonic ceremony by the lodge in the Episcopal church yard, near the head of (Jourtenay bay. Bro. Vlieland was initiated in St. John's Lodge, June 4, 1872.
the custom house in 1872
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