In 1901 Richard Carylon, aged 46, born in Ashton, Breage, Cornwall, supt. photographer, and wife Caroline M. Carlyon, aged 39, born in Langtree Devonshire were living in Long Benton Northumberland with children Selina M. (22), Earnest W. (19), collector photographer, Ursula R. (13), Philip R. (11), Norman H. (9) of Long Benton, mother Ursula Richards (81) of Mylor Bridge Falmouth, widow.
In 1911 Richard Carlyon, aged 56, born in Ashton, Breage, Cornwall, manager for A & G Taylor Photographs, and wife Caroline Mary Carlyon, aged 48, born in Langtree Devon, were living at 5 Park View, Forest Hall, Newcastle on Tyne, Northumberland with children Ursula Richards Carlyon (23), Philip Richards Carlyon (21), draper out of employment.
In 1921 Richard Carlyon, aged 65 years 6 months, born in Ashton, Helston, Cornwall, draper and ware dealer, and wife Caroline Mary Carlyon, aged 59 years 1 month, born in Langtree Devonshire, were living in Forest Han Rd & Park Drive, Forest Hall, Longbenton, Northumberland. With them was daughter Ursula Richards Carlyon (33y 11m) of Benton Northumberland, assist in shop.
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Richard Carlyon died aged 75 years. 3
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LATE MR. RICHARD CARLYON OF FOREST HALL.
The funeral took place at Benton last Saturday, of Mr. Richard Carlyon, of Forest Hall, a well-known personality who had lived for over 43 years in the district. He was 76. For 40 years he worked with Messrs. A. and G. Taylor, photographers, Newcastle, being finally manager of the Newcastle shop. At Forest Hall he set up a business in the drapery and hardware trade, and devoted his whole time to this from the early days of the war. He was actively associated with the brotherhood movement at Forest Hall, and rarely missed a meeting.
The Morpeth Herald and Reporter, Friday, 29 Aug 1930, p. 2
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IN MEMORIAM
Carylon (Forest Hall).—Loving memories of our dear father, Richard, died August 19th, 1930. Also brothers, Norman, died January 15th, 1917, Philip, died September 21st, 1919; and our dear mother, Caroline, died March 12th, 1933. The hearts that loved you are hearts that don't forget. Sadly missed by his loving daughter Ursula, son-in-law Matt.
Carylon (Forest Hall).—In loving memories of our dear father, Richard Carlyon, died August 19th, 1930. Also mother, died March 12th, 1933. Also our brothers Philip, died Sept. 21st, 1919, and Norman, died January 15th, 1917. It is not tears at the graveside That show how a heart is torn, But remembrance silently borne. Never forgotten by their loving daughter and son-in-law, Lena and Will, grandsons Kenneth and Ernest.
Newcastle Evening Chronicle, Saturday, 19 Aug 1933, p. 2
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