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He married Alice James in Headington in the 2nd quarter of 1906. It seems that although there are several Alice James off about the right age to be his wife that none of them were born in Headington, but a few were born in Plymouth. In 1914 his occupation was a sorting clerk. By 1926 he was shown as a Civil Servant.
| Date | Address | Event | Extra Info |
|---|---|---|---|
| 23 Apr 1875 | 2 Prospect House, Millbay | baptism | Charles Church, Plymouth |
| 3 Apr 1881 | 57 Kings Gardens, Plymouth | 1881 Census | living with parents |
| 5 Apr 1891 | 1 Endsleigh Cottage | 1891 census | age 16, living with parents |
| 31 Mar 1901 | Plymouth | 1901 census | |
| 1907-21 | 15 Burleigh Pk Rd, Plymouth | Plymouth directories | |
| 1932-3 | Thorpe, Forresters Rd, Pomphlett, Plymstock | Plymouth directories | |
| 1932-3 | Thorpe, Rocky Park Rd, Plymstock | Plymouth directories | |
| 2 Jul 1934 | Thorpe, Rocky Park Rd, Plymstock | Edgar's will | probate granted to his widow |
| 1934-8 | Thorpe, Rocky Park Rd, Plymstock | Plymouth directories | Mrs Alice Trevan |
As well as his house name being Thorpe, his sister Eleanor Melina Amelia Trevan was living at a house called Thorpe at the time of her death in 1941.
Audrey Gunn nee Trevan remembers her father Sidney Herbert Trevan (1891-) meeting him in the Plymstock area and describe him in a letter as having a senior position in the Post Office.