• Born: 26 Jun 1886, Newquay, Cornwall ^{1 2}
• Christened: 12 Aug 1886, Wesleyan Methodist, Newquay & St. Columb, Cornwall ²
• Married: 28 Jul 1915, Wesleyan Church, Muswell Hill, London, England ³
• Died: 30 Oct 1957, Tamarisk, 8 Chorley Rd., Prescot, Lancashire, England ⁴

  Research Notes:

In 1901 Albion J. Trebilcock, aged 14, born in Newquay Cornwall, errand boy, was with his parents in Bank St., Newquay.

In 1911 Albion John Trebilcock, aged 24, born in Newquay Cornwall, single, theological student, was visiting the family of Charles Frederick & Annie Elizabeth Williams in Fleet Rd., Fleet, Hampshire.

The spelling of Albion's family name was changed from 'Trebilcock' to 'Trebilco' some time during the 1910s.

In March 1942 the reverend Albion John Trebilco, clerk, and his sister Viola Jessamine Coumbe, widow, were granted Probate of their mother's personal effects.

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REV. ALBION J. TREBILCO, who has died in his 72nd year and the 46th year of his Methodist ministry, served for five years in the Liverpool (South) circuit and four years at St. Helens and Prescot.

The Liverpool Echo, Monday, 11 Nov 1957, p. 8

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Albion John Trebilco of Tamarisk 8 Chorley Road Prescot Lancashire died 30 October 1957. Probate Liverpool 21 January 1958 to Ethel Matilda Trebilco, widow. Effects £822 3s. 7d.

  Marriage Information:

Albion married Ethel Matilda Piercy, daughter of William Piercy and Matilda Jane Dalton, on 28 Jul 1915 in Wesleyan Church, Muswell Hill, London, England. (Ethel Matilda Piercy was born on 24 Oct 1888 in Finsbury Park, Hornsey, London, England and died on 8 Mar 1974 at Tamarisk, 8 Chorley Rd., Prescot, Lancashire, England.)

  Marriage Notes:

TREBLICO—PIERCY.—On the 28th inst., at Muswell Hill Wesleyan Church, by the Rev. Harry Bissaker, Rev. Albion J. Trebilco, son of Captain Trebilco, of Newquay, to Ethel M. Piercy, youngest daughter of Mr. William Piercy, of 1, Queenswood-avenue, Muswell Hill.

Hornsey and Finsbury Park Journal (London), Friday, 30 Jul 1915, p. 7