George (Monie) Melbourne LOCKS

'George Melbourne LOCKS' Picture Notes This picture, 'George Melbourne Locks (Monnie) 1911', was taken in 1911. Picture Notes This picture, 'George Melbourne LOCKS', was taken on July 7th, 1926 and sourced from Cyril E Locks and Gladys Irene Varney Wedding 7/7/1926. Picture Notes This picture, 'Cricket Archive', was taken in 1928 and sourced from https://cricketarchive.com/Archive/Players/4/4941/4941.html. Picture Notes This picture, 'George Melbourne (Monnie) LOCKS', was taken on March 1st, 1936 and sourced from Golden wedding JG Locks and FJ Toms 01-03-1936. Picture Notes This picture, 'George Melbourne LOCKS 1964', was taken in 1964. Picture Notes 'Sword' Picture Notes Sword belonging to George Melbourne Locks when he was a Forward Observing Officer in the Trenches during WW1. 'John George and George Melbourne LOCKS' Picture Notes 'George Melbourne Locks' Picture Notes George Melbourne Locks on his horse outside the front door of Gainsborough Lodge.

George (Monnie), known as Monie, was born on May 24th, 1889 in Leytonstone, London.¹   Monie's father was John (DARNEY) George LOCKS and his mother was Florence (Dooney) Jessie TOMS.  His paternal grandparents were Thomas George LOCKS and Suzannah Elizabeth DAWSON; his maternal grandparents were Robert Alan Henry TOMS and Jessie Brockley CRAGER. He had three brothers and a sister, named Leonard, Cyril, Clifford and Lily.  He was the second oldest of the five children.  He died at the age of 76 on September 17th, 1965 in Redbridge, London.¹ 

• General Notes

  There is an entry in Wikipaedia for George Melbourne Locks: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Locks
  
  George Melbourne Locks (24 May 1889 – 17 September 1965) was an English cricketer who played for Essex. He was born in Leytonstone and died in Redbridge.
  
  Locks made two first-class appearances for Essex during the 1928 season, the first, a heavy defeat by Lancashire in which, in the only innings in which Locks played, he finished not out at the bottom of the order. Locks' second and final first-class match saw his team suffer an innings defeat at the hands of Yorkshire, in which Locks failed to put a run on the board.
  
  Locks was a tailend batsman who picked up three wickets with the ball during his two games.

Details of Monie's family with Barbara Mary COVE