We’ve arranged these pages according by relationship to Jan: surnames are GILBERT unless otherwise stated. A useful site that explains relationships is at:
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/1956/cousin.html.
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Acknowledgements
Although most of the information in these
pages is the result of our own research into various sources in the public
domain, there is much that has been supplied by other people, to whom we are
very grateful.
Information about Sarah
ELLIS and her descendants was, mainly, kindly supplied by Joyce GREAVES.
Born 21 August 1871, the son of George and Mary Ann, at Bedonwell, Erith.
He married, on 25 December 1896, at All
Saints Church,
At the time of the 1901 Census, he and
Eliza lived at
In 1904, at the time of the birth of his
son, Thomas, he lived at 4, Grovesnor,
Road,
He completed the Census schedule to show
that on the night of 2 April 1911 he was aged 39 years and worked as a
plasterer. He was married to Eliza Julia, aged 38 years, to whom he had been
married for 14 years, and they had had six children, of whom five were still
alive: George, aged 9 years; Charles Henry, aged 8 years; Thomas, aged 6 years; Mary Amelia, aged 5 years; and Margaret Agnes, aged 9 months. They lived at 7, Prospect Place, Upper Grove
Road, Belvedere, Kent, a dwelling consisting of five rooms, with Charles Thomas HUNT, aged 28 years,
a general labourer (Eliza’s brother) and his son, Walter Thomas, aged 15 years (source: RG14 PN 3755 RG78 RD43 SD3 ED2
SN237)
Jenkin’s local directories shows that a
George Gilbert lived at 18, Bedonwell Hill in 1898, 1903 and 1905, but this may
have been George’s father of the same
name. But they also show that a George
Gilbert lived at 5, Bedonwell Hill in 1898.
In the 1903 edition, there is also a George Gilbert living at 1,
In 1932, lived at
He died, 22 June 1962, at the Brook
Hospital,
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She was born, 27 September 1872, at 63,
At the time of the 1891 Census, she worked
as a general domestic servant in the household of Harry WARREN, a schoolmaster,
at 409,
She died, on 10 February 1932, at the
If you
know more about Eliza Hunt before her marriage to George, please mail us.
She was born on 11 August 1879 at Royden
Hamlet, Essex, the daughter of John and Alice.
She was aged 18 years at the time of her marriage. On 17 January 1899, when she registered the
death of her mother, Alice, she lived at 20,
She died on 12 May 1959 and was buried at
If you have any more information about
He was born 27 August 1843 at Bedonwell,
At the time of the 1871 Census, he worked as a plasterer and Mary worked as a laundress. They lived at 3 Salter’s Cottages with their children: Harriet (aged 3) and Anne (aged 1). If you know more about Harriet or Anne, please mail us.
At the time of the 1881 Census, he lived at 18 Bedonwell Hill, Belvedere with Mary Ann and worked as a plasterer. They lived there with their children: Harriet (aged 13), George (aged 10), Alice (aged 7), Clara (aged 5), Henry (aged 3) and Frederick (aged 1). If you know more about Clara or Henry, please mail us.
At the time of the 1891 Census, he still lived at 18, Bedonwell Hill, Belvedere with Mary Ann, and worked as a plasterer. They lived there with their children: George, (aged 19, a blacksmith), Alice (aged 16), Clara (aged 14), Harry (aged 14), Freddy (aged 11), Charles (aged 9), William (aged 5), Margaret (aged 3) and John (aged 2). If you know more about Clara, Harry, Charles, William, Margaret or John, please mail us.
At the time of the 1901 Census, he lived at Bedonwell Hill, Belvedere with Mary and worked as a plasterer. They lived there with their children: Henry (aged 22, a plasterer), Charles (aged 18, a plasterer), William (aged 16, a plasterer) and Margaret (aged 13).
At the time of the marriage of his
daughter, Alice, in 1903, he appears to have
still worked as a plasterer and to have lived at 18, Bedonwell Hill,
H E Richardson completed the
Census schedule on his behalf to show that on 2 April 1911, he was aged 67
years and worked as a plasterer. He had
been married to Mary
Ann, aged 63 years, for 44 years, and had had twelve children, of whom nine
were still living. He lived at 6, South
Terrace, Bedonwell, Belvedere, Kent, a dwelling consisting of five rooms, with
his son, Frederick, a widower,
aged 31 years, a plasterer; his son, Charles,
single, aged 29 years, a plasterer; his son, William
Edward, single, aged 24 years, a labourer at an electrical cable factory;
and his granddaughter, Gertie
Alice, aged 7 years (source: RG14 PN
3755 RG78 PN142 RD43 SD2 ED15 SN154).
He died, 27 June 1911, at 6, South Terrace,
Bedonwell Hill,
Jenkin’s local directories shows that
George Gilbert lived at 18, Bedonwell Hill in 1898, 1903 and 1905, but this may have been
George’s son of the same name. But they also show that a George Gilbert
lived at 5, Bedonwell Hill in 1898. In
the 1903 edition, there is also a George Gilbert living at 1,
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He was born on 29 July 1847 at 6, China
Hall Row, Rotherhithe,
At the time of the 1881 Census, he lived at
At the time of the 1891 Census, he lived at
13,
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He was born, on 4 May 1852, at Great
Parndon, Essex, the son of Charles
and Mary.
He married, on 8 October 1876, at the parish
At the time of the 1881 Census, he lived at
Broadley Common, Roydon, Essex. His age
is recorded as 29 years and he worked as an agricultural labourer. He lived there with his wife, Alice, aged 20 years, and their daughter, Florence, aged 1 year (source: PRO ref
RG11, piece/folio 1739/53 page 12).
At the time of the 1891 Census, he lived at
In 1899, at the time of the death of his
wife, Alice, he was employed as a carman to a
market gardener, and presumably lived at 75,
At the time of the 1901 Census, he lived at
He married, secondly, at the parish church,
Amelia completed
the census schedule to show that on the night of 11 April 1911, they lived at
12,
He died, 19 February 1928 at 3, Coastguard
Cottages,
If you have any other information about John James, please mail us.
Born 6 March 1846, the daughter of Edward and Elizabeth, at
We know, from her son George’s birth certificate that she could
not write. If you know more about Mary Ann ELLIS before her marriage to George, please mail us.
Daughter of William
WARWICK, She married Henry James
HUNT at
The 1881 Census gives her place of birth as
At the time of the 1891 Census, she worked
as a laundress and lived at
She died, on 26 December 1897, at
If you have any more information concerning Emma, especially about her parents, please mail us.
She was born 3 September 1860 at Stanstead, Hertfordshire, the daughter of Jane CASS, and was christened on 23 October 1860. There are no details about her father. She worked as a servant when she married John James SHEPPARD. She made her mark when she registered the birth of Florence Mary.
She died, on 13 January 1899, at 75,
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At the time of her marriage to John James, she lived at 273,
It is possible, although we have yet to confirm it, that Henry was baptised on 25 December 1810, the son of Henery and Esther.
The International Genealogical Index shows that a Henry Gilbert married Ann Brooks on 13 July 1834 at Erith, Kent, and this is corroborated by the Thames Riverside Parish Index for St. John the Baptist Erith (1801-1873), compiled by R. J. Cottrell (we are grateful for this information, supplied in an Email from Judith GILBERT [not known to be related] of Berkshire).
At the time of the 1841 Census, he lived at
At the time of the 1851 Census, he lived with Ann and worked as an agricultural labourer. Living with them were their children: John (aged 14), Mary (aged 12), George (aged 8), Elizabeth (aged 8), Henry (aged 6) and Thomas (aged 8 months). If you know more about Mary or Elizabeth, please mail us.
At the time of the 1861 Census, he lived at
96 Allen’s Cottages, Erith with Ann, and
worked as an agricultural labourer. They
lived there with their son George (aged 17,
a labourer), Elizabeth (aged 17) and Thomas (aged 11, an errand boy). If you know more about
When his daughter, Elizabeth, married in 1866, he worked as a labourer.
At the time of the 1871 Census, he lived at
We believe that he died on 29 April 1880 at
Garden Cottage, Bedonwell,
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He married, on 5 February 1843, at St
Mary’s church, Bermondsey,
In 1847, he lived at 6, China Hall Row,
Rotherhithe,
At the time of the 1851 Census, he lived at
5, China Hall Cottages, Rotherhithe,
At the time of the 1861 Census, he lived at
27 Torrs Terrace, Deptford, Kent and worked as a cooper. His place of birth is given as Rotherhithe,
At the time of the 1871 Census, he lived at
27, Torrs, Terrace,
In 1872, he lived at 19,
At the time of the 1881 Census, he lived at
27 Torrs Terrace, Deptford, Kent and worked as a cooper in a factory. His place of birth is given as Rotherhithe,
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In 1872, he lived at 17,
The International Genealogical Index shows
that he was christened on 26 February 1797 at
At the time of the 1841 Census, he lived in
At the time of the 1851 Census, he lived at Tanner’s Lane, Bexley and worked as a cooper. His age was given as 56 years old. He lived there with his wife, Elizabeth, age given as 50 years and children: Charles, age 30; Sophia, age 15; William, age 14; Edward, age 9; Mary, age 5 and George, age 3. All the family had been born at Bexley, except Elizabeth, who had been born at Foots Cray.
At the time of the 1861 Census, he lived at
He died, on 8 December 1866, at
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you know more about Edward, please click on this link to mail
us.
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At the time of the 1841 Census, when his
age was recorded as 30 years, he lived at
At the time of the 1851 Census, he lived at
At the time of the 1861 Census, he lived at Cock Green, Great Parndon, Essex, and had apparently been born at Great Parndon. He gave his age as 51 years, and he worked as an agricultural labourer. He lived there with his wife, Mary, aged 47 years, born at Eastwick, Hertfordshire and children: Henry, aged 19 years, born at Great Parndon and working as an agricultural labourer; Joseph, aged 16 years, born at Great Parndon and working as an agricultural labourer; George, aged 14 years, born at Great Parndon and working as an agricultural labourer; Elizabeth, aged 10 years, born at Great Parndon; John James, aged 9 years, born at Great Parndon, a scholar; and Emily, aged 5 years, also born at Great Parndon and a scholar (source: PRO ref: RG9 106597). Also there was his daughter, Sarah, aged 21 years, born at Great Parndon, and his son-in-law, George.
At the time of the 1871 Census, he lived at
Cock Green, Great Parndon, Essex. He
gave his age as 63 years, and he worked as an agricultural labourer. He lived there with his wife, Mary, aged 59 years, born at Eastwick,
Hertfordshire and children: George, aged 23
years, born at Great Parndon and working as an agricultural labourer; John Jas (sic), aged 19 years, born at
Great Parndon and working as an agricultural labourer; and Emily, (aged 15 years, also born at Great
Parndon (source: PRO ref: RG10 1641/99).
He died, on 11 November 1874 at Great
Parndon,
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He was born on 20 May 1840 at Great Parndon, Essex (source: certified copy of an entry of birth in the Epping registration district).
He married, on 8 June 1862, at the parish
church, Great Parndon,
At the time of the 1871 Census, he lived at
Little Cannons Farm, Great Parndon, Essex.
His age is given as 34 years and he worked as an agricultural labourer. Also in the household were his wife, Jane (aged 38) and their children: Alice, aged 10 years; Ralph, aged 8 years; Emily,
aged 6 years; Mary, aged 4 years and Alfred H, aged 1 year (source: PRO ref. RG10, piece 1641, folio
105 page 5).
At the time of the 1881 Census, he lived at Great Parndon, Essex and worked as an agricultural labourer, giving his age as 44 years. He lived there with Jane (age 47 years) and their children: Harry, aged 11 years; William, aged 9 years; Frederick, aged 6 years and Walter, aged 3 years (source: PRO ref. RG11 piece/folio 1739/27 page 5).
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It is possible that this Ann was the same
person who was baptised at
She made her mark when she registered the birth of George in 1843.
At the time of the 1881 Census, she lived,
as a widow, at 2, Cottages at back of
We have obtained the death certificate for
an Ann GILBERT, a widow aged 76 years, who died 25 February 1889 at
If you have any further information about Ann, please mail us.
She was born on 28 November 1818 and
baptised on 20 December 1818 at St Mary’s church, Rotherhithe,
At the time of her marriage to Henry, she lived at
She died, on 17 March 1878, at 27,Torrs
Terrace,
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We have no information about Elizabeth MORGAN before her marriage to Edward ELLIS at the moment. If you know more about her, please mail us.
At the time of the 1871 Census, she lived
at
She appears to have been born in Eastwick,
Hertfordshire (source: PRO ref: RG9 1065/97).
The 1881 Census shows Mary SHEPHERD, a widow, aged 67 years, born in
Eastwick, Hertfordshire, living in a house on the road to Epping, Great
Parndon, Essex with her son, George, aged
33 years, born at Great Parndon, Essex and working as an agricultural labourer (source:
PRO ref: rg11 1739/25 page 2).
The 1891
Census shows Mary SHEPPARD, a widow aged 76 years, living on charity at Cock
Green, south side, Great Parndon, Essex (source: PRO ref. RG12 folio 1364
(folio number unclear) page 12).
She died, on 2 October 1892, at Broadley
Common, Roydon,
At the time of the 1851 Census, she was a
visitor in the household of William CASTHERLY in Great Amwell, Hertfordshire,
and gave her age as 14 years (source: PRO
ref. HO107 piece 1705 folio 127 page 33)
She was of full age when she married Thomas.
At the time of the 1891 Census, she lived
at the Cottages,
At the time of the 1901 Census, she is
shown living as a widow at
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It is possible that he was baptised on 11
September 1785, was at Foots Cray, Kent, the son of John and Jane, or that he
was baptised on 28 July 1793 at
It is possible that he married Elizabeth and had children: Ann, baptised 19 October 1817; John, baptised 26 September 1819; Mary Ann, baptised 23 December 1821; Abraham, baptised 8 February 1824; James, baptised 17 February 1827; William, baptised 26 February 1832; Sarah, baptised 21 June 1835 and Harriet, born 7 March 1838 and baptised 1 April 1838 (source: British Vital Records Index).
This family seems likely to be the one
recorded in the 1841 Census as comprising William, an agricultural labourer,
aged 50 and his wife, Elizabeth, aged 45 plus children: James, aged 14;
William, aged 10; Sarah, aged 6 and Harriet, aged 3. This family lived at
John subsequently emigrated to
At the time of the marriage of his son, Henry, he worked as a labourer.
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He married, on 9 August 182, at
At the time of the 1841 Census, he lived in
At the time of the 1851 Census, his age was recorded as 57 years, he worked as a factory labourer and he had been born at Hampton, Middlesex. He lived at 8, Coburg Street, Rotherhithe, Surrey with his wife, Ann, aged 57 years; his son, James, aged 35 years, a cordwainer; his daughter, Ann, aged 22 years, a dressmaker and his grandson, Henry, aged 8 years, a scholar (source: PRO ref. HO107; Piece: 1583; Folio: 324; Page: 15).
At the time of the marriage of his daughter, Eliza, he worked as a labourer.
He died, on 28 March 1860, at 8,
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He married Jane and they had children: James, Edward and Sarah.
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At the time of the 1841 Census, he lived at
We have no further information about William, but if you know more about him, please mail us.
At the time of the 1841 Census, he lived at Cock Green, Great Parndon, Essex, and worked as an agricultural labourer. He lived there with his wife, Maria, and their sons: William, aged 5 years; Ralph, aged 3 years, and Thomas, aged 1 year (source: PRO ref. HO 107 piece 330/8 folio 7 page 8).
When his son, Thomas, married, he worked as a labourer.
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At the time of the 1841 Census he lived at Stanstead, Hertfordshire and worked as a labourer. He gave his age as 28 years (unusually for this census, this is not ‘rounded down’). He lived there with his wife, Eliza, aged 28 years, and their daughter, Jane, aged 4 years (source: PRO ref. HO 107 piece 434 folio 8 page 10).
At the time of the 1851 Census, he lived Stanstead Abbots, Hertfordshire and worked as an agricultural labourer. He gave his age as 37 years and his birthplace as Little Canfield, Essex. He lived there with his wife, Eliza, and their children: Mary, aged 8 years; Emmerly (sic), aged 3 years, and Louisa, aged 6 months (source: PRO ref. HO107/1705 folio 147-160 page 12).
At the time of the 1861 Census, he lived at
Stanstead, Hertfordshire and worked as an agricultural labourer. He gave his age as 48 years and his
birthplace as Little Canfield, Essex. He
lived there with his wife, Eliza,
aged 48 years and their children: Jane,
aged 24 years; Emily, aged 13 years; Louisa, aged 10 years; Alfred, aged 9 years; and Esther, aged 6 years. Their granddaughter, Alice, aged 8 months, was also
with them (source: PRO ref. RG9 piece 804
folio 11 page 16)
When his daughter, Jane, married, he worked as a labourer.
At the time of the 1871 Census, he lived at the Crown Inn, Stanstead St Margaret, Hertfordshire and worked as an agricultural labourer. He gave his age as 58 years. He lived there with his wife, Eliza, aged 58 years and their daughter, Emily, aged 23 years (source: PRO ref. RG10 piece 1350 folio 61 page 2).
At the time of the 1881 Census, he lived at Stanstead St Margaret, Hertfordshire and worked as an agricultural labourer. His age is given as 72 years. He lived there with his wife, Eliza, age also given as 72 years, and their granddaughter, Mary Ann BRETT, aged 14 years (source: PRO ref. RG11 piece 1400 folio 72 page 23).
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She was possibly the daughter of Thomas COOPER and married William John BROOKS (source: information from Jill FORSTER, a BROOKS family researcher).
At the time of the 1841 Census, her age was
recorded as 74 years and she lived at China Hall Row, Rotherhithe, Surrey with
her son, Henry, whose age was recorded
as 27 years and occupation as a cooper (source:
PRO ref. HO 107 piece 1067/4, folio 53 page 21).
She was born in Molesey,
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If you have any further information about Maria HUTCHIN, especially before her marriage to William BRETT, which we could include in these pages, please send us a message by clicking on the link here.
She married, secondly, James WOOLARD. At the time of the 1851 Census, she lived at
She had been born at Hatfield Broad Oak, Essex (source: PRO ref. RG9 piece 804 folio 11 page 16).
If you have any further information about Eliza, especially before her marriage to Joseph CASS, which we could include in these pages, please send us a message by clicking on the link here.
We are led to believe that he married Martha in 1782. They had children: Thomas and William.
We have no further information about John, but if you know more about him, please mail us.
We have no further information about Martha, but if you know more about her, please mail us.
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He was born, 16 December 1902, at Belvedere
(source: certified copy of entry 279 in
the register of deaths in the Bexley registration district, made on 16 April
1993).
He married, on 28 May 1928, at
He died, on 15 April 1993, at Queen Mary’s hospital, Sidcup, London Borough of Bexley. The causes of his death were chronic obstructive airway disease with infective exacerbation. His son, Charles, registered his death Belvedere (source: certified copy of entry 279 in the register of deaths in the Bexley registration district, made on 16 April 1993).
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She was the daughter of John Thomas BEADLE,
a waterman, and at the time of her marriage to Charles she lived at 84, Horsa
Road, Northumberland Heath, Erith, Kent (source:
certified copy of entry 279 in the register of deaths in the Bexley
registration district, made on 16 April 1993).
He was born, on 14 May 1904, at 4,
He had children: Michael, Barry, Terry, Molly, Coleen, Shirley and Marilynn.
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She married, between 1 July and 30
September 1933, in the
She had been born on 8 March 1905 and died
Rochford, Essex (source: index of deaths, showing registration in
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At the time of the 1891 Census, she was a servant to Margaret SCOTT, a school mistress, and lived at 83, West Street, Erith, Kent (source: PRO ref. RG12 piece 637 (folio number unclear) page 29).
She married, on 24 March 1900, at
At the time of the 1901 Census, she lived
at 43,
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At the time of his marriage to Harriet, he was described as a
widower, aged 40 years. He was a
sergeant major in the Royal Artillery medical corps based at the
He completed a census schedule to show that
on the night of 2 April 1911, he was aged 51 years and that, whilst an army
pensioner, he worked as a ledger clerk at the Government Arsenal. He had been married to his wife, Harriet, aged 43 years, for 11 years,
but they had not had any children. They
lived at 8, St Nicholas Road, Plumstead, London, which was a dwelling
consisting of 7 rooms, together with Helen WHELAN, aged 21 years, and William
WHELAN, aged 18 years, who were his children from his first marriage (source: PRO ref. RG14 PN2916 RG78 PN100
RD30 SD4 ED11 SN119).
We cannot find a reference to Anne after
the 1871 Census, and we assume that her death was the one registered between
July and September 1875 in the
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At the time of the 1901 Census,
She married, on 26 December 1903 at All
Saints church,
We would be interested in any information
concerning
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Son of Joseph OAKLEY, a labourer, he worked
as a boilermaker when he married Alice. He gave his age as 23 years old and his
address as 16,
He completed the census schedule to show
that on the night of 2 April 1911, he lived at 17,
She married, between 1 April and 30 June
1898, in the
At the time of the 1901 Census, she lived
at 3, Florence Cottages, Grovesnor Road, Erith, Kent, with her husband, Edward, who worked as an iron
moulder, and her daughter, Winifred.
They were the second household at this address, along with Frederick GILBERT and his wife, Gertie (source: PRO ref. RG13 piece 700 folio 50 page 30).
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He was born in Birkenhead,
He completed a census schedule to show that
on the night of 2 April 1911, he was aged 39 years, worked as an iron founder
for a general engineer, and had been born in Birkenhead,
He completed a census schedule to describe
himself as Harry GILBERT and to show that on the night of 2 April 1911, he was
aged 32 years and worked as a plasterer.
He had been married to Rose,
who was aged 30 years and had been born in
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He married, on 15 October 1900 at
They had a daughter, Gertie Alice.
At the time of the 1901 Census, he lived at
3, Florence Cottages,
He lived with his father
at the time of the 1911 Census.
We would be interested in any information
concerning
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At the time of her marriage to Frederick, she gave her as 18 years and her
address as
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She married, on 25 September 1909, at All
Saint’s church,
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At the time of his marriage to Margaret, he worked as a clerk and lived at
Maida Villas, Picardy Hill,
He completed the census schedule to show
that on the night of 11 April 1911, he lived at 4, Caversham Terrace, Picardy
Hill,
We cannot find a reference to John after
the 1891 Census, and at present we assume that his death is the one registered
between October and December 1891 in the
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She was born on 14 February 1874 and died on 29 August 1891 (source: from a family Bible kept by Henry James HUNT and now in the possession of a granddaughter of James Benjamin HUNT).
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She was born on 8 June 1875 (source: from a family Bible kept by Henry James HUNT and now in the possession of a granddaughter of James Benjamin HUNT).
At the time of the 1891 Census, when her age was recorded as 16 years, she worked as a servant in the household of Alfred HAMLEY, a commercial traveller, at 13, Bousefield Road, Deptford, Kent (source: PRO ref. RG12 piece 504 folio 12 page 17).
At the time of the 1901 Census, when her age was recorded as 26 years, she worked as a general servant in the household of Edwin HALL, a paper merchant, at 2, Laurel Grove, Gravel Hill, Bexleyheath, Kent (source: PRO ref. RG13 piece 696 folio 5 page 1).
At the time of the 1911 Census, when her
age was recorded as 35 years, she lived at 1, Eliot Vale, Blackheath, Kent, in
the household of Arthur Henry HALL, for whom she worked as a cook (source: PRO ref. RG14 PN2731 RG78 PN94 RD29
ED2 SN174).
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Source: from a family Bible kept by Henry James HUNT and now in the possession of a granddaughter of James Benjamin HUNT.
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He was born on 29 October 1878 (source: from a family Bible kept by Henry James HUNT and now in the
possession of a granddaughter of James
Benjamin HUNT).
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Source: from a family Bible kept by Henry James HUNT and now in the possession of a granddaughter of James Benjamin HUNT.
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He was born on 13 August 1882 (source: from a family Bible kept by Henry James HUNT and now in the
possession of a granddaughter of James
Benjamin HUNT).
He had a son, Walter Thomas.
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Source: from a family Bible kept by Henry James HUNT and now in the possession of a granddaughter of James Benjamin HUNT.
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She was born on 25 October 1885 (source: from a family Bible kept by Henry
James HUNT and now in the possession of a granddaughter of James Benjamin HUNT).
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She married, between April and June 1909;
Arthur Sidney DOBINSON (source: GRO index
of marriages in the
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He was born at Morton Thame, Oxfordshire, the son of Charles and Elizabeth.
He completed the census schedule to show that on the night of 2 April 1911, he lived at 12, Belmont Avenue, Lower Edmonton, London, which was a property consisting of five rooms. He worked as a currier labourer for a leather manufacturer. He gave his age as 28 years, his wife, Rose Emily , aged 29 years, and their son, Stanley Arthur, aged 1 year (source: PRO ref. RG14 PN7374 RG78 PN357 RD132 SD5 ED 24 SN 350).
He married, on 12 October 1907; Catherine MUNNS.
He completed the census schedule to show
that on the night of 2 April 1911 he was aged 26 years and worked as a labourer
for a company of water pipe contractors.
He had been married to Catherine, aged 23 years, for 3 years and they
had two children: James, aged 2 years and Charles, aged 1 year. He spelled his surname as SHEPPHARD and lived
at 3, Gordon Road, Enfield, Middlesex, a dwelling consisting of three rooms (source: RG14 PN 7419 RG78 PN358 RD132 SD6
ED12 SN159).
He had other children: Alice Louise, Alfred George, Frederick, Margery Mary, Gwen and Phyllis.
He died, 28 September 1967 (source: information kindly supplied by Wendy SHEPPARD).
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She married, on 22 December 1907 at
Walter Charles BUCKINGHAM completed the census schedule to show that on the night of 2 April 1911, she lived at 2, Coast Guard Cottages, Pier Road, Erith, Kent, which was a property consisting of four rooms. They had a daughter, Mabel Adela, who was 1 year old. Another child had died previously (source: PRO ref. RG14 PN3747 RG78 PN142 RD43 SD2 ED 7 SN203).
She died, 20 June 1982 at Stanhope House,
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The son of Roger BUCKINGHAM, whose
occupation was a clerk, but who apparently had died before 22 December
1907. At the time of his marriage to Mabel Alice SHEPPARD, he worked as a stoker
and lived at 51,
The index to the 1901 Census shows a Walter
BUCKINGHAM living at
At the time of the 1911 Census, he worked
as a marine engineer driver (source:
certified copy of entry 20 in the registration district of Ashford, Kent, made
14 June 1982 and showing date of birth as 7 November 1886).
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He married, at Erith parish church, on 25 December, 1858; Elizabeth GROOM. He gave his age as 23 years and his occupation as a labourer.
At the
time of the 1861 Census, he lived at
At the
time of the 1871 Census, John lived at 7, Stapley Road, Belvedere with his
wife, Elizabeth, and worked as a carman with
their children: James (aged 11), Frederick (aged 10), Mirah (aged 9), Henry
(aged 7), George (aged 5) and Elizabeth (aged 10 months). If you know more about, Mirah, Henry, or
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At the
time of the 1881 Census, he worked as a gardener’s labourer and still lived at
7,
At the
time of the 1891 Census, he worked as a gardener and lived at 6, Stapley Road
with Elizabeth, who worked as a laundress
with their daughter, Lizzie (aged
21) and their son-in-law, James Fautley (aged 35,
who worked as an engraver) and Fanny
(aged 19, who worked as a laundress).
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believe that he died between 1 January and 31 March 1892 in the
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From film of Census images we know that she
was born at Hanley, Staffordshire, and from her marriage certificate that her
father’s name was John. She is shown as
being 27 when she married John, 38 at the time of the
1871 Census, but 42 at the time of the 1881 Census, and 59 at the time of the
1891 Census. If you have any more
information about
At the time of the 1901 Census, she lived
with her daughter, Elizabeth.
She married, on 28 May 1860, when living at
At the time of the 1871 Census, she lived
at 30, Rupert Street, Islington, Middlesex, with her husband, James, and their children: Harriet Mary, aged 9 years; James Henry, aged 6 years; Elizabeth, aged 4 years; and Anne, aged 2 years (source: PRO ref. RG10 piece 276 folio 53
page 11).
At the time of the 1881 Census, she lived
at 35, Davenant Road, Islington, Middlesex, with her husband, James, and their children: James Henry, aged 16 years,
who was working as a stereotyper; Elizabeth,
aged 14 years, working as a dress maker; Anne, aged 12 years; Mary, aged 9 years; and Emily aged 1 year (source: PRO ref. RG11 piece 256 folio 70
page 47).
At the time of the 1891 Census, she lived at 13, Cromwell Road, Islington, Middlesex, with her husband, James, and their children: Elizabeth, aged 24 years, working as a mantle maker; and Emily, aged 11 years (source: PRO ref. RG12 piece 143 folio 41 page 6).
We believe that she died between 1 January
and 31 March 1901 (source: GRO index of
deaths in the Islington registration district, volume 1b page 146, Mary Anne
PENNINGTON, aged 60 years).
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In the 1861, 1871, 1881, 1891 and 1901
Census, his occupation is given as a harness maker. He was born in Tavistock,
At the time of the 1901 Census, he lived at
13,
She married, on 30 April 1866, at the
At the time of the 1871 Census, she lived
at Beadon Hill,
They also had two other daughters: Ann and Emily.
She died on 21 December 1874 at Bedonwell,
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He worked as a plasterer when he married
At the time of the 1861 Census, he worked
as a Foot Boy in the household of John CHURCH at 24, Woodside Place, Hatfield, Hertfordshire (source: PRO ref. RG9 piece 825 folio 74
page 24, showing age as 14 years and place of birth as Erith, Kent).
We believe that at the time of the 1881
Census, Henry (aged 36) was married to Eliza (beth)
(aged 30), whose birthplace was given as
At the time of the 1891 Census, his address cannot be read clearly from microfilm. We believe it to be 7, Picardy Hill. His occupation is given as a milk dairyman, and he is shown as living there with his wife, Elizabeth (aged 42, born in Whitehall, London), and their children: Henry (aged 19), Elizabeth (aged 17), Alfred (aged 14), Louisa (aged 12), Emily (aged 10), Arthur (aged 7), Albert (aged 7), Charles (aged 6), Mabel (aged 4) and Walter (aged 1). If you have any more information about Henry, Elizabeth, Alfred, Louisa, Arthur, Albert, Charles, Mabel, Ethel, Walter or Frederick, please mail us.
At the time of the 1901, he lived at
He completed the census schedule to show that
on the night of 11 April 1911, he lived at 16,
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At the time of the 1871 Census, he was the
proprietor of a grocer’s shop at 6,
At the time of the 1881 Census, he lived
at 43,
At the time of the 1891, when he gave his age as 40 years, he worked as a provisions dealer and lived at 27, Main Road, Bexley, Kent with his wife, Maria, whose age was given as 36 years (source: PRO ref: RG12 piece 635 folio 99 page 9).
We are unable to find a reference to him in the 1901 Census and believe that he may have died between 1 July and 30 September 1894 (source: GRO index of deaths, volume 2a page 205 showing death of Thomas GILBERT aged 44 years in the Dartford registration district).
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At the time of the 1861 Census, we believe
he lived at 9,
At the time of the 1871 Census, he lived at
Foots Cray Hill, Lower Chislehurst,
At the time of the 1881 Census, he lived at
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She married John BRENT and they had a son: John.
We have yet to find any further information
concerning
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At the time of the 1861 Census, he lived at
Overy Liberty,
At the time of the 1871 Census, he lived at
7,
At the time of the 1881 Census, he lived at
5,
At the time of the 1891 Census, he lived at
19,
At the time of the 1901 Census, he lived at
19,
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At the time of the 1851 Census, when her age was given as 17 years, she worked as a servant in the household of George TAYLOR at 22, Upper Brooks Mews, Paddington, Middlesex (source: PRO ref. HO107; Piece: 1467; Folio: 201; Page: 48).
At the time of the 1861 Census, she lived
at
At the time of the 1871 Census, she lived
at 6, Smith’s Cottages,
At the time of the 1881 Census, she lived
at 6, Smith’s Cottages,
At the time of the 1891 Census, she lived
at
At the time of the 1901 Census, she lived
at 6, Smith’s Cottages,
At the time of the 1911 Census, she lived
at 6, Smith’s Cottages,
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He was born in
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At the time of the 1861 Census, he lived at
5, Brook Street, Bermondsey, Surrey in the same household as his aunt, Sarah BLEEZE and worked as a porter (source: PRO ref. RG9 piece 326 folio 29
page 24).
He married Catherine Mary and they had children: William James, Catherine, George, Esther and Harriet Jane.
At the time of the 1871 Census, he worked as a tanner and lived with his wife Catherine, aged 32 years, and their children: William James, aged 9 years; Catherine, aged 6 years; George, aged 4 years, and Esther, aged 2 years (source: PRO ref. RG10 piece 638 folio 68 page 56).
At the time of the 1881 Census, he lived at
22,
At the time of the 1891 Census, he lived at
16,
At the time of the 1901 Census, he lived at
68, Bird in
At the time of the 1911 Census, he lived
with his daughter, Catherine, and her
family at 102,
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He married, on 10 August 1869, at the
parish church of
At the time of the 1871 Census, he worked as a bricklayer’s labourer and gave his age as 25 years. He lived at Erith Road, Bexley, Kent with his wife, Elizabeth Mary, aged 18 years and born at Hankerton, Wiltshire and William PAINTA, aged 4 years, described as his nephew (source: PRO ref. RG10, piece 880, folio 31, page 14).
At the time of the 1881 Census, when he
gave his age as 36 years, he worked as a bricklayer’s labourer and lived at 16,
At the time of the 1891 Census, when he
gave his age as 45 years, he worked as a general labourer and lived at 45,
At the time of the 1901 Census, he lived at
He completed the census schedule to state
that on the night of 2 April 1911, he was 67 years old and had been married to Elizabeth, who had been born
at
In October 1913, he and Elizabeth lived at
‘Rosemount’,
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She was the daughter of
Thomas PAINTER, a labourer and stated that she was 18 when she married Edward (certified copy of entry 208 in the marriage register of the parish
church,
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We have yet to confirm any further information concerning George, although the 1881 Census shows that George ELLIS, aged 31, a labourer from Bexley, Kent, lived with his wife, Sarah J, aged 31 from Walmsbury, Wiltshire at 15A, Coleman Street, Woolwich, Kent (source: PRO reference RG11, piece/folio 0743/60, page 2) . If you have any information please contact us by clicking here
At the time of the 1891 Census, we believe
that he may have lived at 71,
At the time of the 1901 he was the head of
one of two households living at 19 North Kent Terrace,
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At the time of the 1891 Census, he lived at
2, Scudder’s Cottages,
At the time of the 1901 Census, he lived at
7, Smith’s Cottages,
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He married, between 1 April and 30 June
1874; Amelia Ann GREEN (source: GRO index of marriages for the St Saviour’s, Southwark,
registration district volume 1d page 182).
At the time of the 1881 Census, he worked as a potato salesman’s porter and lived at 26, St Margaret’s Court, Southwark, Surrey, with his wife, Amelia , and their children: William G, aged 5 years, a scholar, born in Bermondsey, Surrey; Harry A, aged 3 years, a scholar, born in Southwark, Surrey; and Amelia A, aged 1 year, born in Southwark, Surrey (source: PRO ref. RG11 piece 520 folio 81 page 46).
At the time of the 1891 Census, he worked as a warehouseman and lived at 71, Newchurch Street, Bermondsey, Surrey, with his wife, Amelia , and their children: Thomas, aged 9 years, a scholar, born in Bermondsey, Surrey; Rose, aged 7 years, a scholar, born in Southwark, Surrey; and Eliza, aged 4 years, a scholar, born in Southwark, Surrey (source: PRO ref. RG12 piece 375 folio 32 page 55).
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He was born on 6 June 1856, at Rotherhithe,
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She was born in Rotherhithe, Surrey, the
daughter of Thomas OUSBY, who had been born at
At the time of the 1861 Census, he worked as an agricultural labourer and lodged with Samuel FEAST at Cock Green, Great Parndon, Essex (source: PRO ref. RG9 piece 1065 folio 106 page 11. In this census, his surname appears in the form “SHEPPERD”).
He married, on 3 August 1861, at the parish
church, Great Parndon,
At the time of the 1871 Census, he worked as an agricultural labourer and lived at Cock Green, Great Parndon, Essex. He lived there with his wife, Ellen, and a lodger: Arthur JUDD, aged 7 years, a scholar who had been born at Hatfield, Essex (source: RG10 piece 1641 folio 98 page 11. In this census, his surname appears in the form “SHEPPERD”.).
At the time of the 1881 Census, he worked as an agricultural labourer and lived at Cock Green, Great Parndon, Essex. He lived there with his wife, Ellen, whose place of birth is recorded as Sawbridgeworth, Hertfordshire, and their lodgers: Arthur JUDD, aged 17 years, as an agricultural labourer who had been born at Hatfield, Essex and Annie JUDD, aged 7 years (source: PRO ref. RG11 piece 1739 folio 16 page 4. In this census, his surname appears in the form “SHEPHERD”).).
At the time of the 1891 Census, he worked as an agricultural labourer and lived on the west side of Cock Green, Great Parndon, Essex. He lived there with his wife, Ellen, and his widowed sister-in-law: Eliza JENNING (source: PRO ref. RG12 piece 1364 folio 106 page 1. In this census, his surname appears in the form “SHEPPARD”).).
At the time of the 1901 Census, he worked as an agricultural labourer and lived on the west side of Cock Green, Great Parndon, Essex. He lived there with his wife, Ellen, whose place of birth is recorded as Roydon, Essex.
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At the time of the 1861 Census, she lived at Cock Green, Great Parndon, Essex, when her age was recorded as being 30 years. She was described as a carpenter’s widow who had been born at Sawbridgeworth, Hertfordshire. She lived there with her sister, Sarah SKINNER (source: RG9 piece 1065 folio 91 page 1).
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At the time of the 1871 Census, she lived at Cock Green, Great Parndon, Essex and her age is recorded as being 32 years. She lived there with her husband, George, an agricultural labourer who had been born in Great Parndon (age indistinct, because of a clerk’s tally mark) and their children: Sarah Ann, aged 9 years; Henry, aged 8 years; William, aged 6 years, and Mary, aged 18 months (source: PRO ref: RG10 1641/99).
At the time of the 1881, she lived at Cock
Green, Great Parndon, Essex and her age is recorded as being 42 years. She lived there with her husband, George, an
agricultural labourer (woodman) who had been born in Great Parndon, and whose
age was recorded as 43 years. They lived
there with their children: William,
aged 15 years, an agricultural labourer; Harriet,
aged 11 years, a scholar; Arthur, aged
8 years, a scholar; Kate, aged 4 years
and Frederick, aged 1 year (source: PRO ref. RG11 piece 1739, folio 26
page 3).
At the time of the 1891 Census, she lived
at Stewards Farm, Great Parndon, Essex.
Her age is given as 51 years and she is recorded as being a widow who is
living on charity. She lived there with
her sons: Arthur, aged 18 years, a farm labourer; Freddy, aged 11 years, a scholar and William, aged 26 years, a soldier (source: PRO ref. RG12 piece 1364 folio 119
page 9).
At the time of the 1901 Census, her age is recorded as 63 and she continued to live at Stewards Farm, Great Parndon, Essex, on her own means (source: PRO ref. RG13 piece 1642 folio 102 page 18).
She completed a census schedule to show that on the night of 2 April 1911 she was a widow, aged 71 years, and lived at Stewards Farm, Netteswell Common, Essex. She had had seven children, of which five were still living (source: PRO ref. RG14 PN9800 RG78 PN517 RD189 SD3 ED7 SN132).
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We believe that he married, between 1 October and 31 December 1869, in the Epping registration district; Sarah HAGGER (source: GRO index of marriages, volume 4a page 111).
We believe that he may have lived at Summers Lodge, Great Parndon, Essex, at the time of the 1871 Census, although the surname given is Shepherd, rather than Sheppard (source: PRO ref. RG10 piece/folio 1641/104 page 4). If our assumption is correct, he was married to Sarah, who was aged 25 years, and they had a daughter, Sarah, aged 8 months.
His surname also appears to have possibly been rendered as Shepherd when the 1881 Census was taken. Assuming once again the entry to be for the correct person, he then lived at Great Parndon, Essex and worked as an agricultural labourer. He gave his age as 39 years. He lived there with his wife, Sarah, aged 35 years and their children: Sarah, aged 10 years; Henry, aged 8 years; Mary Jane, aged 5 years and Harriet Emily, aged 2 years (source: PRO ref. RG11 piece 1739 folio 26 page 3).
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At the time of the 1891 Census, he lived at
At the time of the 1901 Census, he lived at
Clamps, Great Parndon,
He completed a census schedule to show that
on the night of 2 April 1911 he was aged 69 years and worked as a horseman on a
farm. He had been born at Parndon,
Essex. He had been married to Sarah, aged 65 years, for an unspecified number of
years and they had had 9 children, of whom 7 were still living. Also living with them were their daughter, Emily, aged 32 years, and their grandson, William BARDELL, aged 15 years, who worked as a
garden boy. They all lived at Clamps
Cottage, Great Parndon, Essex (source:
PRO ref. RG14 PN9800 RG78 PN517 RD189 SD3 ED7 SN12).
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He married, between 1 April and 30 June 1869, in the Epping registration district; Sarah BROWN (source: GRO index of marriages, volume 4a page 89).
At the time of the 1871 Census, he lived at Tyeson Gate, Great Parndon, Essex and worked as an agricultural labourer. He gave his age as 27 years. He lived there with his wife, Sarah, aged 22 years, whose birthplace is given as Epping, Essex (source: PRO ref. RG10 piece 1641 folio 106 page 8).
At the time of the 1881 Census, he lived on the road to Epping Green at Great Parndon, Essex. He worked as an agricultural labourer and gave his age as 37 years. He lived there with his wife, Sarah, and their children: Charles Henry, aged 7 years an Emily Alice, aged 4 years. Also in the household was a boarder: Benjamin LEWIS, a widower aged 67 years, who was an unemployed agricultural labourer, and a lodger: Samuel CRANWAY, a bachelor aged 62 years, also an unemployed agricultural labourer (source: PRO ref. RG11 piece 1739 folio 26 page 4).
At the time of the 1891 Census, he lived at Great Parndon, Essex with his wife, Sarah, and their children: Charles, aged 17 years; Joseph, aged 9 years; and Martha, aged 6 years. Also in the household was a lodger: William BONES, a bachelor aged 39 years, who was an agricultural labourer.
At the time of the 1901 Census, he lived on the west side of Cock Green, Great Parndon, Essex , and was an agricultural labourer. His age is recorded as 58 years. He lived there with his wife, Sarah, aged 57 years and whose place of birth is recorded as Netteswell, Essex. They lived there with their children: Charles, aged 28 years, an agricultural labourer; Joseph, aged 18 years, an agricultural labourer and Martha, aged 15 years (source: PRO ref. RG13 piece 1642 folio 96 page 6).
He completed a census schedule to show that on the night of 2 April 1911, he was aged 67 years, and worked as a farm labourer. He had been married to Sarah, aged 65 years, for 44 years, and they had had 4 children, who were all still living (source: PRO ref. RG14 PN9800 RG78 PN517 RD189 SD3 ED7 SN69).
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At the time of the 1891 Census, she worked
as a cook in the household of John SKEEN, a timber merchant, at 230, South
Norwood Hill, Croydon, Surrey (source:
PRO ref. RG12 piece 595 folio 128 page 21).
When her mother
died in 1892, she lived at Hill Field, South Norwood Hill,
At the time of the 1901 Census, she worked
as a cook in the household of John SKEEN, a timber merchant, at ‘Hillfield’,
230, South Norwood Hill, Croydon,
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At the time of the 1881 Census, he lived with his uncle, William BRETT.
At the time of the 1891 Census, he lived at
Holly Farm Cottage,
At the time of the 1901 Census, he was a
boarder in the household of Frederick SMITH at 60,
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At the time of the 1881 Census, she worked
as a general domestic servant in the household of George DRAKE, a brick
manufacturer, at ‘Fern Side’, Sydney Road, Enfield, Middlesex (source: PRO ref. RG11 piece 1392 folio 31
page 56).
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She married; George HOCKETT.
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He was born on 25 September 1871 at Great Parndon, Essex (source: information from Elaine Maul).
At the time of the 1891 Census, he worked as a market gardener’s labourer.
He married, on 22 July 1894, at
At the time of the 1901 Census, he worked as a gas stoker and his age is recorded as 28 years. He lived at 3, Redburn Terrace, Enfield, Middlesex with his wife, Ada, aged 25 years, and their children: Alfred, aged 5 years; Ellen, aged 4 years; William, aged 2 years and Frederick, aged 1 year (source: PRO ref. RG13 piece 1273 folio 20 page 32).
At the time of the 1911 census, he lived at
56,
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At the time of the 1891 Census, he worked as a milk carrier and lived in the household of Thomas BLACKWELL, a dairyman, at Enfield Highway, Enfield, Middlesex (source: PRO ref. RG12 piece 1088 folio 74 page 3).
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At the time of the 1891 Census, he worked as butcher’s assistant.
At the time of the 1901 Census, he worked as a butcher’s assistant.
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At the time of the 1861 Census, he lived at
8,
At the time of the 1871 Census, he lived 3,
Williams Terrace, Rotherhithe,
In the 1881 Census, he is shown as a 65
year old widower living at 13,
At the time of the 1891 Census, he was an inmate at the St Olave Union Workhouse, where he is described as a 75 year old widower, who had formerly worked as a shoemaker (source: RG 12 piece 369 folio 114 page 3).
We are reasonably certain that he died, between January and March, 1893 (source: index of registration of deaths in the St. Olave Southwark registration district, volume 1d page 186).
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She married, between 1 October and 31 December 1846; James CRAWFORD (source: GRO index of marriages in the Bermondsey registration district, volume 4 page 1).
At the time of the 1851 Census, she lived
at 16,
At the time of the 1861 Census, she lived at 6, Adams Place, Bermondsey, Surrey, with her husband, James, and their children: Henry, aged 18 years, a cooper, born in Rotherhithe, Surrey; and Emma, aged 13 years, born in St Olave’s, Bermondsey, Surrey (source: PRO ref. RG9 piece 321 folio 148 page 34).
At the time of the 1871 Census, she lived at 38, Horsleydown Lane, Southwark, Surrey with her husband, James, and their daughter, Emma (source: PRO ref. RG10 piece 634 folio 104 page 66).
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He was born in the parish of St Martins-in-the-Field, Middlesex and at the time of the 1851 Census, he worked as a carman (source: PRO ref. HO107 piece 1562 folio 134 page 38).
At the time of the 1861 Census, he worked as a carman (source: PRO ref. RG9 piece 321 folio 148 page 34).
At the time of the 1871 Census, he worked as a porter (source: PRO ref. RG10 piece 634 folio 104 page 66).
He married, between I January and 31 March 1847; Mary Jane COLEMAN (source: GRO index of marriages for the St James registration district, volume 1 page 106).
At the time of the 1871 Census, he worked as a gilder and lived at 10, Sutton Street, Westminster, Middlesex, with his wife, Mary, who worked as a dressmaker, and their children: Henry, aged 20 years, a labourer, born in Chelsea, Middlesex; Louisa, aged 14 years, a servant, born in St Pancras, Middlesex; Walter, aged 12 years, a scholar, born in St James, Middlesex; Edward, aged 10 years, a scholar, born in St James, Middlesex; Francis, aged 7 years, a scholar, born in St James, Middlesex; and Arthur, aged 2 years, born in St James, Middlesex. The family was one of two households at this address (source: PRO ref. RG10 piece 144 folio 35 page 26).
At the time of the 1881 Census, he lived at
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She married, between 1 April and 30 June 1855; Frederick CRAWFORD (source: GRO index of marriages in the St George, Southwark registration district, volume 1d page 116).
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at 6,
At the time of the 1871 Census, she lived
at 2, Orchard Cottages, Bermondsey,
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At the time of the 1861 Census, he worked as a plasterer (source: PRO ref. RG9 piece 321 folio 148 page 34).
At the time of the 1871 Census, he worked as a mechanic (source: PRO ref. RG10 piece 634 folio 104 page 66).
He married Susannah.
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She married James BLEEZE and they had children: Mary, Sarah, Eliza and William.
At the time of the 1841 Census, she lived
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aged 8 years; and Elizabeth, aged 2 years (source: PRO ref. HO107 piece 1047 folio 38
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At the time of the 1871 Census, he lived at Epping, Essex and worked as an agricultural labourer. He gave his age as 35 years. He lived there with his wife, Catherine, aged 29 years, who had been born at Roydon, Essex. With them were there children: William, aged 8 years; Maria, aged 5 years; James, aged 3 years; Kate, aged 2 years and George, aged 9 months (source: PRO ref. RG10 piece 1640 folio 44 page 36).
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At the time of the 1891 Census, he lived at
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We are fairly certain that he died in 1845 (source: index of deaths registered in the Epping registration district, January to March 1845, volume 12 page 81).
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At the time of the 1861 Census, when her age was recorded as 19 years, she lived at High Street, Ware, Hertfordshire, where she worked as a general servant for William THOROWGOOD (source: PRO ref. RG9 piece 805 folio 40 page 4).
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He had children: Thomas, Charles and Eliza (source: information kindly supplied by Wendy SHEPPARD).
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He was born between 1 April and 30 June 1931 in the Dartford registration district (source: GRO index of births, volume 2a page 1141 showing mother’s maiden name BEADLE).
He married Doreen and had children: Janice and Jeffrey.
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He married, between 1 January and 31 March 1958, in the Lewisham registration district; Brenda RAPER (source: GRO index of marriages, volume 5d page 27). They had children: Debbie, Christine and David.
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She married, between 1 October and 31 December 1961, in the Lewisham registration district; Edwin MARSH (source: GRO index of marriages, volume 5d page 207).
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He married René and had two daughters: Susan and Angela.
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She was born, between 1 January and 31 March 1959 in the Lambeth registration district (source: GRO index of births, volume 5c page 1928).
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He was born, 2 February 1910, in
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She was born in Erith, Kent, the daughter of William and Rose, and she had siblings: Rose, b. 1911; William, b. 1913; Doris, b. 1917; Sydney, b. 1919; Leslie, b. 1921; Lillian, b. 1924; Alberg, b. 1925 (source: information supplied by Nigel SHIPP, his grandson).
He married Eadie (surname unknown); they had no children.
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He married, on 4 June 1936; Elsie Noreen SLADE. They had children: Wendy Anne, Andrew Charles and Penelope Elizabeth. He died, 4 September 1996.
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He married Ivy DAVIES and had children: Yvonne, Margaret and David Alfred.
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He married Phyllis (surname unknown) and they had children: John and Joan
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She married, Leslie PEARSON, and had children: Paddy and Leslie.
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She married, first; Tud DAVIES, and had a son: Glyn.
She married, secondly; Leonard REED, and had children: James and Beverley.
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She married, Dennis FELLS, and had a daughter: Susan.
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We believe him to have been the other child of William Charles and Mabel who is mentioned as a child who had died before the 1911 Census (source: GRO index of births, Dartford registration district, April to June 1908, volume 2a page 660, and GRO index of deaths, Dartford registration district, January to March 1911, volume 2a page 403).
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At the time of the 1891 Census, when his
age was recorded as being 31 years old, he worked as a baker and lived at 50,
At the time of the 1901 Census, he lived at
32,
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We know that Caroline was born at
We believe that he married, between January
and March 1885; Thurza PAINTER (source:
GRO index of marriages in the
We believe that at the time of the 1891 Census, Frederick (aged 30) worked as a general labourer and was married to Thurza (aged 26) and that they shared 45 Woolwich Road, Belvedere, Kent with Edward ELLIS and his family. They lived there with their children: Elleanor, aged 4; Frederick, aged 4; and Daisy, aged 3 days (source: PRO ref. RG12 piece 638 page 14).
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Census he lived at
On the night of 2 April 1911, he was a
patient at a hospital in
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At the time of the 1881 Census, when her age was recorded as 19 years, she worked as a housemaid in the household of John WOOD, a Baptist minister, at 56, St Johns Park, Islington, Middlesex (source: PRO ref. RG11 piece 247 folio 33 page 14).
She married, on 3 August 1885, at the
At the time of the 1891 Census, she lived
at 17, Domville Grove, Camberwell,
At the time of the 1901, she lived at 62, Beatrice House, Blaydon Row, Camberwell, Surrey, with her husband, James, and their children: Frederick James, aged 14 years, a builder’s labourer; Leonard George, aged 13 years, also a builder’s labourer; Myra Elizabeth, aged 12 years; John William, aged 9 years, who had been born in Camberwell, Surrey; Herbert Gilbert, aged 6 years, who had been born at Newington, Surrey; Henry, aged 4 years, who had been born at Newington, Surrey; and Edward Percival, aged 2 years, who had been born at Newington, Surrey (source: PRO ref. RG13 piece 381 folio 98 page 14).
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At the time of his marriage to Myra, he worked as a gardener. He was the son of James ROWLING, deceased, formerly an engine driver (source: certified copy of entry 315 in the register of marriages).
He completed a census scheduled to state
that on the night of 2 April 1911, he was aged 47 years and worked as a roadman
for the county council. He had been
married to his wife, Myra, aged 49
years, for 25 years, and they had had 8 children, of whom 7 were still
living. They lived at
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At the time of the 1901 Census, when his
age was stated to be 35 years, he worked as a general labourer and lived, as
one of two households, at 15, Paroma Road, Belvedere, Kent, with his wife Alice, aged 30 years, and their children: William, aged 8 years; James, aged 7 years; Emma, aged 2 years, and Alice, aged 2 months (source: PRO ref. RG13 piece 701 folio 77 page 42).
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She married, first, on 28 March 1891, at
the Baptist chapel,
At the time of the 1901 Census, she lived at 15, The Warren, East Ham, Essex, and worked as a laundress. She lived there with her husband, James, and their children: James John, Arthur Leonard, Charles, Edwin and Walter William. Also in the household was her mother, Elizabeth, who was a widow (source: PRO ref. RG13 piece 600 folio 4 page 15).
She married, secondly, on 18 February 1902,
at the Register Office, Woolwich,
In 1911, she lived in Raymond, near
Medicine Hat, in Alberta, Canada, with her husband, William and their children: William,
James , Arthur
, Herbert,
Charles, James,
Edwin, Edward,
Walter , Robert,
and Joseph. Also living with them were George GILBERT and
William GILBERT (source: information
kindly supplied by Marion POVEY, taken from the 1911 Census of
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He was born on 2 September 1855, in
At the time of his marriage to Elizabeth, he was said to be 36 years
old. He was a widower, worked as an
engraver, and also lived at 6,
He died, between 1 April and 30 June 1901,
in the West Ham registration district (source:
information kindly supplied by Marcia POVEY quoting GRO death index volume 4a
page 104, showing name spelt as FANTLEY and age at death 45 years).
He had married, between 1 July and 30 September in the Woolwich registration district; Amelia DUNCOMBE, who died between 1 January and 31 March 1901 in the Dartford registration district (source: information kindly supplied by Marcia POVEY, quoting GRO marriage index reference volume 1d page 1777 and death index reference volume 2a page 329).
At the time of his marriage to Lizzie, he gave his age as 34
years. He was a widower, worked as a
plasterer, and lived at 22,
She married, on 25 December 1896, at All
Saints church,
At the time of the 1901 Census, she lived
at 3, Picardy Street, Erith, Kent, with her husband, Charles, and their children: Charles and Lilian (source: PRO ref. RG13 piece 701 folio 59 page 5).
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At the time of his marriage to Fanny, he worked as a labourer
and lived at 5, Orchard Villas,
At the time of the 1901 Census, he worked as a general labourer (source: PRO ref. RG13 piece 701 folio 59 page 5).
He completed a census schedule to show that
on the night of 2 April 1911, he was 47 years old and worked as a general
labourer. He had been married to Fanny Summerfield, aged 39 years, for 14
years. They lived at 35, Balgowan Road,
Plumstead, Kent, which was a dwelling consisting of 3 rooms, with their
children: Charles, aged 13 years;
Lilian, aged 11 years; Elizabeth May, aged 9 years; Henrietta Olive, aged 7 years; Leonard William, aged 5 years; Beatrice Nellie, aged 3 years; and Arthur Albert, aged 1 years (source: PRO ref. RG14 PN2917 RG78 PN100 RD30
SD4 ED12 SN358).
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He married, on 10 June 1889, at St James
church, Islington,
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at
At the time of the 1901 Census, he lived at
111, Montague Road, Leyton, Essex with his wife, Elizabeth, and their children:
Lilian, aged 7 years; Bertie, aged 6 years; Edith, aged 4 years, and Violet, aged 3 years. His occupation was a stereotyper (source: PRO ref. RG13 piece 1614 folio 62
page 16).
He completed a census schedule to show that
on the night of 2 April 1911, he was aged 45 years and worked as a stereotyper
in the printing trade. He had been
married to his wife, Elizabeth,
aged 44 years, for 21 years and they had had 8 children of whom 6 were still
living. All of the children were still
living with them at 111, Montague Road, Leytonstone, Essex (which was a
dwelling consisting of 6 rooms), and they were: Lilian, aged 17 years, who worked as
a talorist (sic); Bertie, aged 16 years, a
locksmith’s apprentice; Edith,
aged 14 years, a machinist; Violet,
aged 13 years, a scholar; Ethel, aged 7
years, a scholar; and Edward, aged 3
years (source: PRO ref. RG14 PN9628 RG78
PN512 RD188 SD8 ED23 SN236).
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At the time of the 1881 Census, she worked as a general servant in the household of Josiah RICHARDSON at 35, Bedonwell, Erith, Kent (source: PRO ref RG11piece 0864 folio 34 page 9).
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She was born on 30 November 1871, and
emigrated, alone, to
She died on 29 May 1922.
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He was born, 7 August 1885, at Rosebank, Manitoba, Canada and died 27 June 1968 at Naniaomo, British Columbia, Canada (source: information supplied by Barbara de Goede)
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following information. At the time of the 1901 Census, she lived at 97 Benares Road,
Plumstead with Minnie PUGH (aged 30 years) and Queenie PUGH (aged 2 years)
where she is described as a nurse companion (the word ‘sick’ appears to be an
annotation by another person). Minnie
PUGH’s husband was said to be “at war”.
Also at this address were George GILLAM; his wife, Maud; their son,
George (aged 4 months) and George senior’s mother, Harriet (source: PRO ref: RG13/576 page 45).
She died, 26 August 1956, in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, where she had worked as a governess (source: information supplied by Barbara de Goede, corroborated by British Columbia Death Index 1872 – 1979: registration number 1958-09-009355, BEA number B13238, GSU number 2033179).
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We cannot find a reference to Henry after the 1891 Census, and at present we assume he died between 1881 and 1901.
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At the time of the 1901 Census, she was a
domestic servant in the household of Horace DANCY, a doctor of medicine, at 43,
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He was born, on 1 October 1876, at
Bedonwell,
We cannot find a reference to Alfred after the 1891 Census, and at present we assume he died between 1881 and 1901.
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At the time of the 1901 Census, she was a domestic servant in the same household as her sister, Elizabeth.
At the time of the 1911 Census, we believe that she worked as a general domestic servant at ‘Woodthorpe’, 13, Cambridge Road, Bromley, Kent (source: PRO ref. RG14 PN3634 RG78 PN137 RD42 SD1 ED5 SN226).
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We have very little information about Sophia, but believe that she may have been the daughter of Elizabeth ELLIS, a widow when the 1861 census was taken. If so, Sophia’s surname should probably be BRENT, rather than ELLIS.
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He completed a census schedule to show that on the night of 2 April 1911, he was aged 32 years and worked as a carman at a leather works. He lived with his niece, Ethel Emma PARKER, aged 28 years, and her husband, Amos Daniel PARKER, aged 34 years, at 6, Tan Yard Cottages, Dartford, Kent, which was a dwelling consisting of 6 rooms (source: PRO ref RG14 PN3766 RG78 PN143 RD43 SD3 ED4 SN87).
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He married, on 24 December 1885, at St
Nicholas church, Plumstead,
At the time of the 1891 Census, he aged
lived at 3,