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, Belvedere, Kent, when aged 25 years; Eliza Julia HUNT. He lived at 18 Bedonwell Hill, Belvedere, and worked as a labourer. They had children: George, Charles, Thomas, Mary, Margaret and William.
At the time of the 1901 Census, he and Eliza lived at 13 Grosvenor Road, Belvedere. He worked as a plasterer. Also living with them was Eliza’s brother, Charles Thomas HUNT (aged 18, who worked as a plasterers labourer - presumably assisting George - and who had been born at Greenwich) and their nephew, Walter HUNT (aged 3, also born at Greenwich).
In 1904, at the time of the birth of his son, Thomas, he lived at 4, Grovesnor, Road, Belvedere, Kent.
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, Lessness Road. In the 1905 edition, there was another George Gilbert living at 51, Upper Abbey Road, and in the 1909 edition there were entries for other George Gilberts at 5, Barnfield Road and at 5, Upper Abbey Road as well as someone listed simply as G Gilbert at 7, Upper Abbey Road. If you are able to clarify this, please mail us.
In 1932, lived at 117 Pickford Lane, Bexleyheath, Kent and worked as a plasterer.
He died, 22 June 1962, at the Brook Hospital, Greenwich, Kent. Immediately prior to his death, he had lived at 11, Hengist Road, Erith, Kent, and his death was registered by one of Jan’s uncles.
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She was born, 27 September 1872, at 63, Marlborough Street, Greenwich, the daughter of Henry James (a general labourer) and Elizabeth .
At the time of the 1891 Census, she worked as a general domestic servant in the household of Harry WARREN, a schoolmaster, at 409, New Cross Road, Deptford, Kent. Her age is given as 19 years (source: PRO ref. RG12 piece folio 30 page 1).
She died, on 10 February 1932, at the Miller Hospital, Greenwich, and was buried at Brook Street cemetery, Erith.
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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, Queens Road, Erith, Kent.
She died on 12 May 1959 and was buried at Brook Street cemetery, Erith.
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He was born 27 August 1843 at Bedonwell, Erith, Kent, the son of Henry and Ann. Married, on 2 December 1867 at the Parish Church, East Wickham, Kent (we think this is probably St Michael’s Church); Mary Ann ELLIS. He worked as a plasterer.
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, Belvedere, Kent. At the time of the marriage of his daughter, Margaret, in 1909, he appears to have still worked as a plasterer and to have lived at 5, Barnfield Road, Belvedere, Kent.
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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, Belvedere, Kent. L.J.J. Barnes, M.D., certified death caused by vascular heart disease following dropsy from which he had suffered for two months prior to his death. His son, George, of the same address, was present at the death and informed the registrar on the same day. Administration of his estate was granted to his son, George, on 14 March 1924. His effects were valued at £309/16/8d (source: England and Wales, National Probate Calendar, (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1861-1941).
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, Lessness Road. In the 1905 edition, there was another George Gilbert living at 51, Upper Abbey Road, and in the 1909 edition there were entries for other George Gilberts at 5, Barnfield Road and at 5, Upper Abbey Road as well as someone listed simply as G Gilbert at 7, Upper Abbey Road.If you are able to clarify this, please mail us.
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He was born on 29 July 1847 at 6, China Hall Row, Rotherhithe, Surrey, the son of Henry , and Eliza. He married, at St John’s church, Deptford, on 14 April 1872; Elizabeth WORWICK when he was of ‘full age’. He worked then as a shopman.
At the time of the 1881 Census, he lived at 13 Bush Road, Rotherhithe, Surrey and worked as a labourer. He gave his age as 34 years. He lived there with Elizabeth, aged 30 and children: Eliza Julia, aged 8; Mary Jane, aged 7; Amelia Sarah, aged 5; Henry James, aged 2 and Elizabeth, aged 9 months (source PRO ref: RG11, piece/folio 0578/5, page number 4).
At the time of the 1891 Census, he lived at 13, Bush Road,
Rotherhithe, Surrey, and worked as a labourer.
His age is given as 43 years. He
lived there with his wife, Elizabeth, aged
23 years, who had been born in Whitechapel, and their children: Henry James, aged 12 years, a scholar, who had
been born in Deptford, Kent, and Charles,
aged 8 years, and Martha, aged 6 years who
had both been born at Rotherhithe, Surrey (source:
PRO ref. RG12 piece 382 folio 139 page 26).
We believe it probable that he died as a result of apoplexy
hemiplegia on 16 May 1895 at the St Olave’s Union
infirmary, but normally lived at 36, Eugenia Road, Rotherhithe, Surrey. He worked as
a labourer at an indian
rubber factory (source: certified copy of
an entry of death in the register for St Olave,
Southwark).
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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 church of Great Parndon, Essex (click on this link to see a picture); Alice Amelia CASS. He worked as a labourer (link to picture of church by permission of Ian Rose: see his website of Essex churches at http://www.essexchurches.com).
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 Water Lane, Great Parndon, Essex and worked as an agricultural labourer. His age is recorded as 40 years. He lived there with his wife, Alice, aged 30 years, and their children: Florence, aged 11 years; Emily, aged 9 years; James, aged 6 years and Mabel, aged 4 years (source: PRO ref. RG12 piece 1364 folio 106 page 1).
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, Percival Road, Enfield, Middlesex., the address where Alice died.
At the time of the 1901 Census, he lived at 20 Corinthian Road, Erith, Kent, with his daughter, Florence. He also lived there with his son, James (aged 17) and another daughter, Mabel Alice (aged 14). James and Mabel had also been born at Parndon, Essex.
He married, secondly, at the parish church, Erith, Kent, on 22 October 1904; Amelia STEVENS. He then lived at 1, Sussex Road, Northumberland Heath, Kent. He described his occupation as a farm labourer and gave his age as 49 years.
Amelia completed the census
schedule to show that on the night of 11 April 1911, they lived at 12, Sussex
Place, Belvedere, Kent, a property consisting of four rooms. He worked as a farm labourer (source: PRO ref. RG14 PN3746 RG78 RD43 SD2
ED6 SN196).
He died, 19 February 1928 at 3, Coastguard Cottages, Erith, Kent. His age was recorded as 74 years and his occupation as a gardener (domestic). His death, caused by chronic bronchitis leading to myocardial degeneration, was certified by H T B Cane, MRCS, without post mortem. The death was registered by his daughter, Mabel (source: certified copy of an entry of death registered in the Dartford registration district).
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Born 6 March 1846, the daughter of Edward and Elizabeth, at Bexley, Kent.
We know, from her son George’s
birth certificate that she could not write.
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ELLIS before her marriage to George, please mail us.
Daughter of William WARWICK, She married Henry James HUNT at St John’s church, Deptford, on 14 April 1872, when she was of ‘full age’. If you know more about her, please mail us.
The 1881 Census gives her place of birth as York, and her age as 38.
At the time of the 1891 Census, she worked as a laundress and lived at 77 Percival Road, Enfield and her marital status is given as widowed. She lived there with her children: Emma (aged 18, born at Acton) and John (aged 13). This Census gives her place of birth as being Yorkshire.
She died, on 26 December 1897, at 77 Percival Road, Enfield at the age of 52 years. Her death was due to the perforation of a gallstone and peritonitis. Her son, William, of the same address, gave the information to register the death. The certificate confirms that she died as a widow.
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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, Percival Road, Enfield, Middlesex, at the age of 38 years. Her death was caused by pneumonia and was certified by I Collyer, LRCP. Her daughter, Florence Mary, registered the death.
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At the time of her marriage to John James, she lived at 273, Brook Street, Northumberland Heath. She described herself as a widow, aged 59 years, and the daughter of Edward EMMERSON, a deceased labourer.
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 Erith, Kent and worked as a labourer. He lived with his wife, Ann, and their children: William, aged 6 years; John, aged 4 years; Mary, aged 2 years and Henry, aged 1 month (source: PRO ref: HO 107 / 482 / 12, folio 12, page 16).
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 Elizabeth, please mail us.
When his daughter, Elizabeth, married in 1866, he worked as a labourer.
At the time of the 1871 Census, he lived at 106 Bexley Road, Erith with Ann and worked as a potatoes dealer. Also at that address, at least when the Census was taken, was their son, Henry (aged 24) and Elizabeth (aged 22) who was described as a visitor, but who was presumably Henry’s wife. If you know more about Elizabeth, please mail us.
We believe that he died on 29 April 1880 at Garden Cottage, Bedonwell, Erith, Kent, although the age of 67 years as recorded when his death was registered is slightly inconsistent. His son, Henry, provided the information to the registrar and J. Elliot, M.R.C.S, certified the cause of death as ‘morbus cordis’ (heart disease).
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He married, on 5 February 1843, at St Mary’s church, Bermondsey, Surrey; Eliza NUTLEY. At the time of his marriage, he worked as a cooper and lived at Spa Road, Bermondsey, Surrey.
In 1847, he lived at 6, China Hall Row, Rotherhithe, Surrey and worked as a cooper.
At the time of the 1851 Census, he lived at 5, China Hall Cottages, Rotherhithe, Surrey. His age is given as 38 years and he worked as a journeyman cooper. He lived with his wife, Eliza, aged 32 years and their children: William, aged 7 years, a scholar; Henry J, aged 3 years and Thomas C, aged 1 year. All members of this family were born at Rotherhithe, Surrey (source: PRO ref. HO1583 folio 381 page 16).
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, Surrey and his age as 46 years. He lived there with his wife, Eliza, a boot and shoe binder, and their children: William, aged 17, a toll collector (a toll was levied on craft passing from Greenland Dock into the Grand Surrey Canal); Henry James, aged 13; Thomas Charles, aged 11; Eliza, aged 9; Mary Amelia, aged 6 and James Benjamin, aged 4 (source: PRO ref RG9 piece/folio 396/189 page 5).
At the time of the 1871 Census, he lived at 27, Torrs, Terrace, Deptford, Kent, and worked as a cooper, His place of birth is given as Rotherhithe, Surrey, and his age as 59 years. He lived there with his wife, Eliza ,aged 53 years, also born at Rotherhithe, and working as a laundress and their children: William, aged 28 years, also born at Rotherhithe, and working as a factory labourer; Henry , aged 24 years, also born at Rotherhithe, and working as a cheesemonger; Thomas , aged 21 years, also born at Rotherhithe, and working as a leather cutter; Eliza, aged 19 years, also born at Rotherhithe, and working as a domestic servant; Mary , aged 17 years, also born at Rotherhithe; and James , aged 15 years, born at Deptford, Kent, a scholar (source: PRO ref. RG10 piece 746, folio 8, page 9).
In 1872, he lived at 19, Lucas Street, Deptford, Kent and worked as a cooper. We have checked, and know that he did not live at this address at the time of the 1871 Census.
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, Surrey and his age is transcribed in our source as 69 years. He lived there with his son, William, aged 37, a labourer in a factory, and his daughter, Mary, aged 26, housekeeper to the family. He was described as a widower (source: PRO ref RG11 piece/folio 0707/87 page 29).
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In 1872, he lived at 17, Tyrwhitt Road, Deptford, Kent and worked as a gardener. We have checked, and know that he did not live at this address at the time of the 1871 Census. If you have any other information about him, please mail us.
The International Genealogical Index shows that he was christened on 26 February 1797 at Bexley, Kent, the son of James and Jane.
At the time of the 1841 Census, he lived in Bexley Village and worked as a cooper. His age was given as 45 years old. He lived there with his wife, Elizabeth, age given as 35 years and children: Charles, age 15; Elizabeth, age 15; James, age 13; Sarah, age 7; Sophia, age 5, and William, age 3.
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 Erith Road, Bexley Heath and worked as a casual labourer. His age was given as 65 years old. He lived there with his wife, Elizabeth, age given as 60 years, working as a field worker, and children: Edward, age 16, working as an agricultural labourer; Mary, age 14, working as a field worker; George, age 12, working as an agricultural labourer and Albert, age 10. Also at this address were Elizabeth Ellis BRENT, age 35, who was described as the widowed daughter of the head of family, and Sophia, aged 4, described as granddaughter of the head of family.
He died, on 8 December 1866, at Hawthorne Place, Bexley at the age of 69 years and a diseased heart caused his death.
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At the time of the 1841 Census, when his age was recorded as 30 years, he lived at Hare Street, Great Parndon, Essex. He lived there with his wife, Mary, aged 25 years, and their children, William, aged 4 years, and Sarah, aged 2 years (source: PRO ref. HO 107 piece 330, folio 4 page 2).
At the time of the 1851 Census, he lived at Hare Street,
Great Parndon, Essex and
worked as an agricultural labourer. He
gave his age as 42 years. He lived there
with his wife, Mary, aged 37 years, born at Eastwick, Hertfordshire, and their children: William, aged 13 years; Sarah, aged 11 years; Henry, aged 7 years; Joseph, aged 5 years; George, aged 3 years and Elizabeth, aged 10 months (source: PRO ref. HO 107 piece 1770 folio
401 page 8).
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, Essex at the age of 66 years. His occupation was given as an agricultural labourer and the cause of death as bronchus pneumonia. Julia PEACOCK was present at, and registered, the death (we have no knowledge of Julia PEACOCK at present and if you know of any connection, we would be grateful for further details: please mail us)
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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, Essex; Jane CASS. He was then of full age and worked as a labourer.
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 Crayford, Kent on 19 October 1817, the daughter of William John and Elizabeth.
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 Bedonwell Road, Erith, Kent. She lived there with her niece, Alice MORRISH, aged 11 (source: PRO ref. RG11 piece 0863 folio 135 page 47).
We have obtained the death certificate for an Ann GILBERT, a widow aged 76 years, who died 25 February 1889 at 30 Pier Road, Erith, Kent of cardiac vascular disease. The informant of this death appears to have been Ann BOUCH, a niece, who lived at 7 Battle Road, Erith, Kent. However, the 1891 Census shows that an Ann GILBERT, a widow aged 76 years born in Crayford, Kent, who lived on her own means, was at 21, Albert Road, Erith, Kent (source: PRO ref. RG12 piece/folio 12/638 page 49).
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She was born on 28 November 1818 and baptised on 20 December 1818 at St Mary’s church, Rotherhithe, Surrey (source: International Genealogical Index referring to register of baptisms 1813 – 1821).
At the time of her marriage to Henry, she lived at Spa Road, Bermondsey, Surrey.
She died, on 17 March 1878, at 27,Torrs Terrace, Lower Road, Deptford, Kent, aged 60 years. The cause of death was certified as being phthisis, from which she had been suffering for two years. Her husband, Henry, a cooper, informed the registrar of the death.
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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 Erith Road, Bexley, Kent and was in receipt of parochial relief. She lived there with her sons: George, aged 21 years and Albert, aged 18 years (source: PRO ref: RG10, piece 880, folio 30, page 12).
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, Essex, aged 77 years. R J Grubb LRCP certified the cause of death as senile debility. Her daughter, Emily, was present at the death and informed the registrar.
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, Green Street, Enfield Highway, Middlesex and worked as a nurse. She was by this time a widow. She lived there with her daughters, Mary Ann and her husband, George and Gertrude May, and her sons, Joseph and Walter.
At the time of the 1901 Census, she is shown living as a widow at Enfield, Middlesex, with her sons Frederick and Walter (source: PRO ref. RG13 piece 1274 page 4).
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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 Deptford, Kent, the son of Abraham and Elizabeth.
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 Saw Mill Lane, Crayford, Kent (source:
PRO ref. HO107 piece 481 folio 6 page 4).
John subsequently emigrated to South Africa, and served in the army there. He married, and named his first child James Gilbert. There is family still living in South Africa (the information in this paragraph comes from an Email received from a lady living in Sydney, Australia, who is a cousin of the relative of John Brooks living in South Africa).
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 St Paul’s church, Deptford, Kent; Ann HICKS (source: International Genealogical Index referring to entry in register of marriages 1754 – 1812).
At the time of the 1841 Census, he lived in Cobourg Street, in the parish of St Mary Rotherhithe, Southwark, Surrey. His age is given as 50 years and his occupation as a labourer. He lived there with his wife, Ann, aged 50 years and their children: James, aged 25 years, who worked as a book maker; Eliza, aged 20 years, and Ann, aged 12 years (source: PRO ref. HO 107 piece/folio 1067/4 page 32).
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, Bedford Place, Rotherhithe, Surrey, having suffered with bronchitis for five days before his death. His son, James, was present at the death and registered it (source: certified copy of an entry of death in the Rotherhithe registration district).
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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 Hare Street,
Great Parndon, Essex and his age was recorded as 75
years. He lived there with his wife, Sarah, whose age is also recorded as 75 years, and
their son, William, aged 35
years. Also in the household is Jabez Jesse, aged 4 years (source: PRO ref. HO 107 piece 330/8 folio 4 page 2).
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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, Surrey (source: HO107; Piece: 1583; Folio: 324; Page: 15) and married James NUTLEY.
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She married, secondly, James WOOLARD. At the time of the 1851 Census, she lived at Dellocks Lane, Nazeing, Essex and gave her age as 32 years. She lived there with her husband, James, an agricultural labourer who had been born at Roydon, Essex, aged 26 years and their children: Thomas BRETT, aged 10 years; John WOOLARD, aged 7 years; Elizabeth WOOLARD, aged 6 years and Sarah Ann WOOLARD, aged 3 years (source: PRO ref HO 107 / 1770 folio 334 page 10).
She had been born at Hatfield Broad Oak, Essex (source: PRO ref. RG9 piece 804 folio 11 page 16).
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We are led to believe that he married Martha in 1782. They had children: Thomas and William.
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He married, between 1 January and 31 March 1926, in the Dartford registration district; Florence FARROW (source: GRO index of marriages, volume 2a page 892). They had children: George, Alfred, Jean, Joyce, Enid and Pamela.
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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 St Paul’s church, Northumberland Heath, Erith, Kent; Elizabeth Dinah BEADLE. He was working as a plasterer and lived at 7, Upper Grove Road, Belvedere, Kent (source: certified copy of entry 146 in the register of marriages). They had a son, Charles.
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, Grovesnor Road,
Belvedere, Kent (source: certified copy
of entry 141 in the register of births in the Erith sub-district of Dartford
registration district)
He married Mary Ann MEAKINS
(source: certified copy of an entry in
the register of births for his son, Michael).
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 Dartford registration district; Stanley J SHORT (source: GRO index of marriages, volume 2a page 2223) and they had children: Raymond and Eileen.
She had been born on 8 March 1905 and died Rochford, Essex (source: index of deaths, showing registration in Southend-on-Sea registration district, volume 9, page 3315).
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She married, between 1 April and 30 June 1934, in the Dartford registration district; Edward C HYLAND (source: GRO index of marriages, volume 2a page 1748). They had a daughter: Barbara.
She died, in January 1990 (source: GRO register of deaths in the Bexley registration district,
volume 11 page 368, showing age at death as 79 years and date of birth as 20
June 1910).
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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 St John’s church, Woolwich, London; Thomas WHELAN. At the time of her marriage, she lived at 17, Helen Street, Woolwich, London. Her sister, Alice, and her sister, Alice, and her brother-in-law, Edward HUSSELBURY, were witnesses (source: certified copy of entry 231 in the register of marriages).
At the time of the 1901 Census, she lived at 43, Gildersome Street, Woolwich, London, with her husband, Thomas, aged 41 years, who worked as a general labourer. Also living with them were his children by his first marriage, Helen WHELAN, aged 11 years and William WHELAN, aged 8 years, who had both been born in Colchester, Essex (source: PRO ref. RG13 piece 564 folio 89 page 28).
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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 Connaught
Hospital, Aldershot, Hampshire. He was the son of Michael WHELAN, deceased,
but formerly a sergeant in the Army Hospital Corps (source: certified copy of entry 231 in the register of marriages).
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 Dartford registration district (GRO ref: volume 2a page 223, age at death 5 years). If you have any information that would prove this assumption to be wrong, please click on the link to send a message to us.
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At the time of the 1901 Census, Alice worked as a domestic servant in the household of Robert WHATLING, a coffee house proprietor, at 81, High Street, Erith, Kent.
She married, on 26 December 1903 at All Saints church, Belvedere, Kent; Robert OAKLEY. She gave her age as 29 years old and her address as 18 Bedonwell Hill, Belvedere, Kent.
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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, North Brook Street, Portsmouth, Hampshire.
He completed the census schedule to show that on the night
of 2 April 1911, he lived at 17, Dickens Road, Landport,
Portsmouth, Hampshire, a property consisting of five rooms. He stated that he was 31 years old, that he
worked as a boilermaker in the government dockyard and that he had been born in
Enfield, Middlesex. He lived there with
his wife, Alice, and their children: Ivy, aged 6 years, and Robert, aged 4 years, who had both been
born in Portsmouth, Hampshire (source:
RG14 PN 5481 RG78 PN251 RD90 SD1 ED3 SN268).
She married, between 1 April and 30 June 1898, in the Dartford registration district; Edward HUSSELBURY (source: GRO index of marriages, volume 2a page 1037).
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, Cheshire.
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, Cheshire. He had been married to Clara, aged 34 years, for 12 years, and
all of their 3 children were still alive.
They were: Winifred Mary,
aged 11 years, born in Belvedere, Kent; Edward George, aged 7 years,
born in Belvedere, Kent; and Elsie
Maud, aged 5 years, born in Bedford, Bedfordshire. They lived at 74, Marlborough Road, Bedford,
Bedfordshire, which consisted of 5 rooms (source:
PRO ref. RG14 PN8875 RG78 PN467 RD174 SD5 ED10 SN335).
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 Belvedere, Kent, for 9 years, and one of
their two children, Mabel, who had
also been born at Belvedere, Kent, was still living. They lived at 30, Alfred Road, Belvedere,
Kent, a dwelling consisting of 5 rooms along with boarders: Albert ADCOCK,
Walter ADCOCK, and Edwin ADCOCK (source:
PRO ref. RG14 PN 3755 RG78 PN142 RD43 SD2 ED15 SN68).
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He married, on 15 October 1900 at Christ Church parish church, Greenwich, London; Gertie Annie FARMER. He gave his age as 20 years and his occupation as a plasterer. He lived at 15 Glenister Road, Greenwich, London.
They had a daughter, Gertie Alice.
At the time of the 1901 Census, he lived at 3, Florence
Cottages, Grosvenor Road, Belvedere, Kent with his wife, Gertrude, aged 19. He worked as a plasterer.
He lived with his father at the time of
the 1911 Census.
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At the time of her marriage to Frederick, she gave her as 18 years and her address as 22 Glenister Road, Greenwich, London. The 1901 Census states that she had been born at Birmingham, Warwickshire. She died before 2 April 1911. We would be interested to know more about her before her marriage to Frederick, please mail us.
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She married, on 25 September 1909, at All Saint’s church, Belvedere, Kent; Harold Edward RICHARDSON. She gave her age as 22 years and her address as 5, Barnfield Road, Belvedere. They had children: Leslie, Kenneth and Stella.
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At the time of his marriage to Margaret, he worked as a clerk and lived at Maida Villas, Picardy Hill, Belvedere, Kent. His father was Edward RICHARDSON, a shipwright.
He completed the census schedule to show that on the night of 11 April 1911, he lived at 4, Caversham Terrace, Picardy Hill, Belvedere, Kent, a property consisting of six rooms. He stated that he worked as a forwarding clerk at a cable works, that he was aged 24 years, and had been born at Erith, Kent. He lived there with Margaret (source: PRO ref. RG14 PN3757 RG78 PN142 RD43 SD2 ED17 SN141).
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 Dartford registration district (GRO ref: volume 2a page 283, age at death 2 years).
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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 Edmonton registration district, volume 3a page 740) and had a son, Stanley Arthur. She died in 1915, possibly during a caesarean section to deliver another child (source: information supplied by Nigel SHIPP, her great grandson).
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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 St Paul’s church, Northumberland Heath, Kent; Walter Charles BUCKINGHAM when she gave her age as 21 years and her address as 12, Sussex Place, Northumberland Heath, Kent.
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, Kingsnorth Road, Ashford, Kent, although her usual address was 9, Willingdon, Washford Farm, Ashford, Kent. She was described as the widow of Walter Charles BUCKINGHAM. Her death, caused by congestive cardiac failure leading to bronchopneumonia, was certified by S M Kazmi, MB. Her death was registered by her daughter, Mabel Adela (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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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, Horsa Road, Northumberland Heath, Kent.
The index to the 1901 Census shows a Walter BUCKINGHAM living at Erith, Kent who was then aged 16 years, and who worked as a blacksmith’s apprentice.
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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We have found no reference to William other than in the 1841 Census and therefore assume that he died between 1841 and 1851. If you have any further information that we could include in these pages, please send a message by clicking on the link here.
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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 Bexley Road, Erith, Kent, where he and his family
lived as lodgers in the household of Thomas BARNES. John worked as an agricultural labourer,
stated his age to be 25 years and his place of birth to be Slade Green, Kent. With him was his wife, Elizabeth (aged 29
years, born in Hanley, Staffordshire) and their children: James (aged 12 months, born in Bexley Heath, Kent) and Frederick (aged 4 months, born in Erith, Kent) source: PRO ref. RG9 piece/folio 9/466 page
3).
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 George, please mail us.
At the time of the
1881 Census, he worked as a gardener’s labourer and still lived at 7, Stapley Road, Belvedere with Elizabeth and their children: Henry (aged 17), George (aged 15), Lizzie (aged 10) and Fanny (aged 9). If
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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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died between 1 January and 31 March 1892 in the Dartford registration district (source: GRO index of deaths, volume 2a page
427, showing age at death 55 years).
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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 Elizabeth before her marriage to John, please mail us.
At the time of the 1901 Census, she lived with her daughter,
Elizabeth.
She married, on 28 May 1860, when living at Lorraine Place,
Islington, Middlesex; James
PENNINGTON (source: information
kindly supplied by Chris PENNINGTON, a great-grandson). At the time of the Census of that year, she
lived with him at 13, Beaumont Street, Hammersmith, Middlesex
(source: PRO ref RG9 piece 26 folio 96
page 12).
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).
She died, on 25 January 1901, at 13 Cromwell Road, Upper
Holloway, Middlesex.
Administration of her estate was granted to Harriet Mary PENNINGTON, a
spinster, on 13 March 1924 (source: GRO
index of deaths in the Islington registration district, volume 1b page 146,
Mary Anne PENNINGTON, aged 60 years.
England and Wales National Probate Calendar [Index of Wills and
Administrations], 1861-1941).
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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, Devon.
At the time of the 1901 Census, he lived at 13, Cromwell
Road, Islington, Middlesex, and is recorded as a widower. He lived there with his daughters: Lizzie, aged 30 years, working as a mantle machinist; and
Emily, aged 21 years, who did not have an occupation (source: PRO ref. RG13 piece 161 folio 18 page 28).
He died, on 13 May 1903, at 13, Cromwell Road, Islington, Middlesex. On 25 February 1924, Probate was granted in respect of his effects, valued at £309/16/8d, to Harriet Mary PENNINGTON, a spinster.
She married, on 30 April 1866, at the church of All Saints, Erith, Kent; Thomas MORRISH.
At the time of the 1871 Census, she lived at Beadon Hill, Erith, Kent with her husband, Thomas (a plasterer) and their children: Elizabeth, aged 3 years, and Alice, aged 1 year.
They also had two other daughters: Ann and Emily.
She died on 21 December 1874 at Bedonwell, Erith, Kent aged 31 years. A copy of the entry in the register lists five separate causes of death: bronchitis (from which she had suffered for four weeks), pneumonia (two weeks), puerapal childbirth (one week), an embolism (four days) and pyaemia (i.e., septicaemia, three days). Our supposition is that with Elizabeth already ill from bronchitis and pneumonia, complications arose during childbirth.
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He worked as a plasterer when he married Elizabeth; his father, William, also worked as a plasterer.
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 London, and that they lived at 20 Bedonwell Road, Belvedere. They lived there with their children: Henry (aged 9), Lissie (aged 7), Alfred (aged 4), Louisa (aged 2) and Emily (aged 3 months). If you have any more information about Henry, Lissie, Alfred, Louisa, or Emily, please mail us.
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 7 Chestnut Road, Erith, Kent with Elizabeth (aged 52 and born in Whitehall, London) where he worked as a cow-keeper. They lived there with their children: Louisa (aged 22), Arthur (aged 17, who worked as an office clerk in the cable works), Albert (aged 17, who worked as a Landridge weighing machine hand), Charles (aged 16, who worked as a milk-boy), Mabel (aged 14), Ethel (aged 12), Walter (aged 11) and Frederick (aged 8). If you have any more information about Louisa, Arthur, Albert, Charles, Mabel, Ethel, Walter or Frederick, please mail us.
He completed the census schedule to show that on the night
of 11 April 1911, he lived at 16, Woolwich Road, Belvedere, Kent, a property
comprising ten rooms. He stated that he
was 64 years old and worked as a milkman.
He lived there with his wife, Elizabeth, aged 62
years, and their unmarried children: Louisa Alice,
aged 32 years; Arthur Edward, aged 27 years,
who worked as a clerk for Callenders Cable Company; Albert Edward, aged 27 years, who worked as a
machinery inspector for the Western Electricity Company; Charles Frederick, aged 26 years, who worked as a
milkman, Ethel
May, aged 22 years, who worked as a dressmaker; Walter
Edwin, aged 21 years, who worked as a clerk at Vickers Carriage Works, and Frederick William, aged 18 years, who worked as
an instrument maker for the Western Electricity Company (source: RG14 PN3755 RG78 PN142 SD2 ED15 SN251).
He died, on 5 March 1922. Administration of his estate was granted to Louisa Alice GILBERT on 15 February 1924. His effects were valued at £452/16/8d.
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She died on 15 September 1927. Administration of her estate was granted to Louisa Alice GILBERT on 5 October 1927. Her effects were valued at £247/2/9d.
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He married, between 1 July and 30 September 1872, in the
Wallingford registration district; Maria
WITHERALL (source: GRO index of
marriages, volume 2c page 557)
At the time of the 1871 Census, he was the proprietor of a grocer’s shop at 6, East Street, Bromley, Kent. He gave his age as 20 years old. Also present were his sister, Elizabeth, and her children, Elizabeth and Alice (source: PRO ref: RG10 piece 874 folio 8 page 8), who are also enumerated with Thomas MORRISH.
At the time of the 1881 Census, he lived at 43, High Street, Bromley, Kent and gave his age as 30 years old. He worked as a baker and grocer employing five assistants. He lived with his wife, Maria, aged 27 years, who had been born at Wallingford, Berkshire (source: PRO ref: RG11 piece 852 folio 82 page 41).
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, Cecilia Place, Bermondsey, Surrey. He worked as a tanners labourer and gave his age as 40 years. He lived there with his wife, Ellen, aged 35 years, who had been born in Ireland. They were one of three households at this address (source: PRO ref. RG9 piece 321 folio 133 page 3, referring to Charles ELLIS, born at Bexley, Kent).
At the time of the 1871 Census, he lived at Foots Cray Hill, Lower Chislehurst, Kent. He worked as a labourer and gave his age as 45 years. He lived there with his wife, Ellen, aged 43 years, who had been born in Ireland (source: PRO ref. RG10 piece 876 folio 65 page 3).
At the time of the 1881 Census, he lived at Anglesea Road, Orpington, Kent in the household of Ellen KNOWLES. He was described as a widower, aged 55 years (source: PRO reference RG11, piece 859, folio 67, page 10).
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She married, between 1 July and 30 September 1849, in the Dartford registration district; John BRYANT (source: GRO index of marriages, volume5 page 61) and they had a son: John.
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At the time of the 1861 Census, he lived at Overy Liberty, Dartford, Kent. His age was recorded as 28 years and he
worked as a labourer at a chemist. He had been born at Bexley, Kent. He lived there with his wife, Julia, aged 25 years, who had been born at
Horton Kirby, Kent, and their daughter, Sarah Ann,
who had been born at Dartford, Kent (source:
PRO ref. RG9 piece 467 folio 5 page 3).
At the time of the 1871 Census, he lived at 7, Orchard Street, Dartford, Kent. His age was recorded as 39 years and he worked as a grocer’s porter. He lived there with his wife Julia, aged 38 years but whose place of birth is recorded as being Eynsford, Kent and their children: Sarah, aged 11 years; Emilia, aged 9 years; and Alice, aged 6 years. Also living with them was Jane BICKNELL, aged 16 years and born in Swanley, Kent, who was described as James’s step-daughter (source: PRO ref. RG10 piece 884 folio 47 page 14).
At the time of the 1881 Census, he lived at 5, Home Gardens,
Dartford, Kent. His age was recorded as
46 years and he worked as a maltsman. He lived there with his wife, Julia, aged 45 years and their children: Sarah, aged 22 years, who was an employee at the
paper mills; Amelia, aged 19 years, who was
also an employee at the paper mills; Rose, aged
10 years; and Alfred, aged 1 year (source: PRO ref. RG11 piece 865 folio 40
page 23).
At the time of the 1891 Census, he lived at 19, Home Gardens, Dartford, Kent. His age was recorded as 60 years, and he worked as a porter. He lived there with his wife, Julia, aged 59 years and their children: Rose, aged 20 years; and Alfred, aged 11 years (source: PRO ref. RG12 piece 639 folio 38 page 23).
At the time of the 1901 Census, he lived at 19, Home
Gardens, and his age was recorded as 76 years.
He lived there with his wife, Julia,
aged 68 years and their son, Alfred, aged 22
years, who was a general labourer (source:
PRO ref. RG13 piece 702 folio 141 page 12).
We have not found an entry for James in the 1911
Census. However, we believe that he
died, between 1 April and 30 June 1907 in the Dartford registration district (source: entry in GRO index of deaths,
volume 2a page 344 referring to death of James ELLIS, aged 84 years)
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We have not found an entry for Julia in the 1911 Census. However, we believe that she died, between 1 July and 30 September 1910 in the Dartford registration district (source: entry in the GRO index of deaths, volume 2a page 292 referring to death of Julia ELLIS, aged 78 years).
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 London Road cottages, Crayford, Kent and her age was recorded as 27 years. She lived there with her husband, John, aged 31 years, and their children: John, Mary Ann, and Jane (source: PRO ref. RG9 piece 466 folio 110 page 26).
At the time of the 1871 Census, she lived at 6, Smith’s
Cottages, Bexley Heath, Kent and her age was recorded as 38 years. She worked as a mangle woman. She lived there with her husband, John, aged 41 years, and their children: John, aged 14 years, who worked as a
plasterer’s labourer; Mary Ann, aged 12
years; Jane, aged 10 years; and Clara, aged 5 years (source: PRO ref. RG10 piece 880 folio 30 page 11).
At the time of the 1881 Census, she lived at 6, Smith’s
Cottages, Bexley Heath, Kent and her age was recorded as 46 years. She lived there with her husband, John, aged 50 years, and their children: John, aged 24 years, who worked as a
plasterer; Jane, aged 20 years, who worked
as a general domestic servant; Clara, aged
15 years, who worked as a general domestic servant; and Edith, aged 9 years (source: PRO ref. RG11 piece 861 folio 87 page 13).
At the time of the 1891 Census, she lived at Erith Road,
Bexley Heath, Kent and her age was recorded as 58 years. She lived there with her husband, John, aged 61 yeas,
and their daughter: Edith, who was living
on her own means (source: PRO ref. RG12
piece 636 folio 58 page 7).
At the time of the 1901 Census, she lived at 6, Smith’s Cottages, Bexley Heath, Kent and her age was recorded as 71 years. She was a widow, and worked as a char woman (source: PRO ref. RG13 piece 696 folio 128 page 12).
At the time of the 1911 Census, she lived at 6, Smith’s
Cottages, Bexleyheath, Kent, a dwelling consisting of 4 rooms. Her age was recorded as 77 years. She did not have an occupation. She lived there with: Jessie HENNESSEY, who completed the census
schedule, aged 19 years, who was described as her granddaughter; Leonard
HENNESSEY, aged 7 years, who was described as her grandson; and her brother, George ELLIS, aged 62 years (source: PRO ref RG14 PN3734 RG78 PN141 RD43 SD1 ED14 SN210).
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He was born in Chester, Cheshire, and worked as a boot- and
shoe-maker (source: PRO ref. RG9 piece
466 folio 110 page 26, RG10 piece 880 folio 30 page 11, RG11 piece 861 folio 87
page 13, and RG12 piece 636 folio 58 page 7).
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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, Goldsmith
Road, Camberwell, London. He lived there with his wife, Catherine, aged
39 years, and their children: William James,
aged 18 years; Catherine, aged 16 years; George Alfred, aged 14 years; Esther Elizabeth, aged 11 years; and Harriet Jane, aged 7 years (source: PRO ref. RG11 piece 687 folio 82 page 16).
At the time of the 1891 Census, he lived at 16, Goldsmith
Road, Camberwell, London, and he worked as a confectioner. He lived with his wife, Catherine, aged 48
years, and their daughters: Esther, aged 22 years, and Harriet
Jane, aged 17 years (source: PRO ref.
RG12 piece 479 folio 88 page 14).
At the time of the 1901 Census, he lived at 68, Bird in Bush
Road, Camberwell, London. His age was recorded and he worked as a
bricklayer’s labourer. He lived there
with his wife, Catherine, aged 60 years (source:
PRO ref. RG13 piece 638 folio 68 page 56).
At the time of the 1911 Census, he lived with his daughter, Catherine, and her family at 102, Astbury Road, Peckham, London. He was described as a widower, aged 73 years (source: PRO ref. RG14 PN2566 RG78 PN86 RD27 SD5 ED23 SN425).
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He married, on 10 August 1869, at the parish church of Bexley, Kent; Elizabeth Mary Ann PAINTER. At the time of his wedding, he worked as a labourer and gave his age as 23 years. His sister, Mary, and James MORGAN, were witnesses (certified copy of entry 208 in the marriage register).
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, Victoria Street, Erith, Kent. He lived there with his wife, Elizabeth (aged 29 years, a laundress, born Hankerton, Wiltshire) and their daughters, all born in Belvedere, Kent: Anne, aged 7 years; Rosetta, aged 4 years; Amy, aged 2 years; and Mary and Jane, both aged 10 months. They also had a domestic servant; Emily GREEN, aged 14 years, born at Woolwich, Kent (source: PRO ref. RG11 piece/folio 0864/40 page 22). If you have any information please contact us by clicking here
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, Woolwich Road,
Belvedere, Kent. He lived there with his
wife, Elizabeth (aged 38
years, but birthplace given as Erith, Kent) and their daughters, whose
birthplaces are also given as Erith, Kent: Annie,
aged 17 years; Rosetta, aged 15 years; Amy, aged 12 years, and Mary, aged 10 years. The family shared this house with Frederick GILBERT and his family (source: PRO ref. RG12 piece 638 page 14).
At the time of the 1901 Census, he lived at Raglan Road, Erith, Kent. He gave his age as 45 years and he worked as a general labourer. He lived there with his wife, Elizabeth, aged 48 years, and their children: Amy, aged 22 years; William, aged 15 years and Mary, aged 20, who was married. Presumably, Sybil, aged 4 months, and described as Edward’s granddaughter was Mary's daughter (source: PRO ref. RG13 piece 701 folio 8 page 8).
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 Greenwich, London, for 42 years, who had had eight children of which five
were still alive. He had been unable to
work because of invalidity for nine years but had formerly been a flusher at
the sewer works. He lived at 10, Raglan
Road, Belvedere, Kent, a dwelling consisting of six rooms. Also living there was his niece, Edith PAINTER,
aged 7 years, who had been born at Hampstead Heath, London and two foster
children: Kathleen WALTERS, aged 7 years, born in Rotherhithe, London, and
Louisa JOSLING, aged 16 months, who had been born in Kentish Town, London (source: PRO ref. RG14 PN3760 RG78 PN142
RD43 SD2 ED20 SN180).
In October 1913, he and Elizabeth lived at ‘Rosemount’, Raglan Road, Belvedere, Kent (source: correspondence to and from Elizabeth concerning their son, William, contained within British Army World War 1 Pension Records).
He died, on 5 June 1921, at Raglan Road, Belvedere, Kent. Probate was granted to his widow, Elizabeth Mary Ann, on 24 August 1931. His effects were valued at £426.
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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, Bexley, Kent).
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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, St Mary Street, Woolwich, London, where a
man of this name aged 43 years and born at Bexley, Kent was enumerated. Also in the household was his wife, Jane (aged
41 years, born at Walmsbury, Wiltshire) and their
son: William,
aged 24 years, who had been born at Welling Hill, London (source: PRO ref. RG12, piece/folio 529/28 page 7).
At the time of the 1901 he was the head of one of two
households living at 19 North Kent Terrace, Station Road, Woolwich, London. He worked as
a general labourer and his age was recorded as 53 years. He lived there with his wife, Jane, aged 51
years, whose place of birth is recorded as Ankerton,
Wiltshire (source: PRO ref. RG13 piece
506 folio 103 page 18).
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At the time of the 1891 Census, he lived at 2, Scudder’s
Cottages, Erith Road, Bexley Heath, Kent.
His age was given as 39 years and he worked as a bricklayer’s
labourer. He lived there with his wife,
Hannah, aged 33 years, who had been born at Whitechapel, London. They lived there with their children: Albert, aged 11 years, a scholar; Florence, aged 8 years, also a
scholar; William, aged 6 years and Annie, aged 2 years. All of his children had been born in Bexley
Heath (source: PRO ref. RG12 piece 636
folio 84 page 22).
At the time of the 1901 Census, he lived at 7, Smith’s
Cottages, Erith Road, Bexley, Kent. His
age was recorded as 50 years and he worked as a general labourer. He lived there with his wife, Hannah, aged 43
years and their children: Albert,
aged 21 years, a general labourer; William,
aged 16 years, a shop errand boy; Annie,
aged 12 years; Ethel, aged 8 years and
Dorothy, aged 3 years (source: PRO ref. RG13 piece 696 folio 128
page 12).
We have been unable to find a reference to him, or his family, in the 1911 Census.
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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, Surrey and was baptised, on 14 September 1856, at St Mary’s church, Rotherhithe. He married, in December 1880; Georgina OUSBY and had children: James William, Edith, Thomas and Elizabeth (source: information supplied by Barbara BISBY, a HUNT family researcher).
At the time of the 1881 Census, his age was recorded as 24 years and he worked as a general labourer. He lived at 11, Croft Street, Deptford, Kent, in the household of William DEWAR, with his wife, Georgina, aged 19 years, and their son, James, aged 2 months (source: PRO ref. RG11 piece 707 folio 60 page 43).
At the time of the 1891 Census,
his age was recorded as 35 years, and he lived at 12, Croft Street, Deptford,
London, with his wife, Georgina,
aged 29 years, and their children: James,
aged 10 years; Thomas, aged 6 years; and Elizabeth, aged 10 months (source: PRO ref. RG12 piece 498 folio 12 page 17).
At the time of the 1901 Census,
when his age was recorded as 44 years, he lived at 67, Trundley Road, Deptford,
London, with his wife, Georgina, aged 38 years, and their
children: James, aged 20 years; Thomas, aged
16 years; Elizabeth,
aged 10 years; Edith, aged 2 years (source: PRO ref. RG13 piece 525 folio 92 page 27).
At the time of the 1911 Census, when his age was recorded as 55 years, he worked as a rubber cutter. He lived at 67, Trundley Road, Deptford, London, with his wife, Georgina, aged 49 years and their children: James, aged 31 years, who worked as a railway waggon examiner; Elizabeth, aged 21 years, who worked as a tin printer; Edith, aged 13 years; and Arthur, aged 10 years. Also living with them was a boarder: Charles HOWARD (source: PRO ref. RG14 PN2604 RG78 PN88 RD28 SD1 ED10 SN37).
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She was born in Rotherhithe, Surrey, the daughter of Thomas OUSBY, who had been born at Deptford, Kent, and Mary Jane HISCOCK, who had been born at Blandford Forum, Dorset.
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, Essex: Ellen AINSWORTH. At the time of his marriage, he worked as a labourer (source: certified copy of entry 66 in the register of marriages at 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.
At the time of the 1911, when he stated that he was 75 years, he worked as a gardener’s labourer. He was a widower, living at Cock Green, Great Parndon, Essex (source: PRO ref. RG14 PN9800 RG78 PN517 RD189 SD3 ED7 SN40).
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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 Parndon Road, Great Parndon, Essex. His age is given as 50 years and he worked as a farm labourer. He lived there with his wife Sarah, aged 47 years and their children: Sarah, aged 20 years, a general servant; Henry, aged 18 years, a carpenter’s labourer; Harriet Emily, aged 12 years, a scholar; Florence, aged 9 years, a scholar; Jessie, aged 5 years and Fanny, aged 1 year. Also in the household was Annie, aged 2 years, described as Henry’s granddaughter (source: PRO ref RG12 piece 1364 folio 117 page 6).
At the time of the 1901 Census, he lived at Clamps, Great Parndon, Essex. His age is given as 59 years and he worked as
a horseman on a farm. He lived there
with his wife, Sarah, aged 55 years and their
children: Mary Jane aged 25
years, a cook; Harriet Emily,
aged 22 years; Florence, aged 19
years, a parlour maid; Fanny, aged
11 years. Also in the household was
Annie, aged 12 years, described as Henry’s granddaughter, and William, aged 5
years, described as Henry’s grandson (source:
RG13 piece 1642 folio 94 page 2).
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).
We believe that he died between 1 October and 31 December
1915, in the Epping registration district (source:
GRO register of deaths, volume 4a page 511 giving age at death as 73 years).
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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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She married, between 1 July and 30 September 1870, in the Epping registration district; James TRAVELLER (source: GRO index of marriages, volume 4a page 107).
At the time of the 1881 Census, when her age was recorded as 29 years, she lived at Roydon Hamlet, Essex, with her husband, James, aged 30 years, who worked as an agricultural labourer. They lived there with their children: George, aged 10 years, who had been born at Great Parndon, Essex; Fanny, aged 9 years, who had been born at Parndon, Essex; Emily, aged 7 years, who had been born at Parndon, Essex; James, aged 6 years, who had been born at Parndon, Essex; and Rosse (sic), aged 1 year, who had been born at Parndon, Essex (source: PRO ref. RG11 piece 1739 folio 51 page 8).
At the time of the 1891 Census, when her age was recorded as
41 years, she lived at Broadley Common, Royston,
Essex, with her husband, James, aged 40
years, who worked as a labourer. They
lived there with their children: George,
aged 20 years; Emily, aged 17 years; Arthur, aged 14 years; Rossie (sic) aged 11 years; Ellen, aged
9 years; Beatrice, aged 7 years; Susie, aged 5 years; Lizzie, aged 3 years; and Ada, aged 8 months (source: PRO ref. RG12 piece 1364 folio 141 page 8).
At the time of the 1901 Census, when her age was recorded as 50 years, she lived at Broadley Common, Roydon, Essex, with her husband, James, aged 49 years, who worked as an ordinary agricultural labourer. They lived there with their children: George, aged 30 years; Arthur, aged 23 years; Elizabeth, aged 12 years; Ada, aged 10 years; Alfred, aged 8 years; and Grace, aged 6 years. Also living with them were their grandchildren: Cecil, aged 3 years, and Elsie, aged 2 years (source: PRO ref. RG13 piece 1642 folio 126 page 10).
At the time of the 1911 Census, when her age was recorded as
60 years, she lived at Broadley Common, Essex with
her husband, James, aged 59 years; her
sons: George, aged 40 years, who worked as
a farm labourer; and Fred, aged 18 years,
who worked as a domestic groom; and her grandchildren: Elsie, aged 12 years;
and Frederick MACMILLAN, aged 7 years, who had been born at Battersea,
Middlesex (source: PRO ref. RG14 PN9802 RG78
PN517 RD189 SD3 ED9 SN131).
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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, Surrey.
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, Surrey. She lived there with her niece, Harriett LAW (source: PRO ref. RG13 piece 649 folio 86 page 3).
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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, Billet Road, Walthamstow, Essex. His age is given as 27 years and he worked as
a farm labourer. He lived there with his
wife, Alice, aged 24 years, and their son, Walter,
aged 4 months (source: PRO ref. RG 12,
piece 1357, folio 95 page 15).
At the time of the 1901 Census, he was a boarder in the household of Frederick SMITH at 60, Barclay Road, Walthamstow, Essex. He gave his age as 35 years and he worked as a general labourer. Also there was his son, Walter.
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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 Enfield, Middlesex; Ada SAVAGE. They had eight children including Frederick Thomas (source: information from Elaine Maul).
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, Napier Road,
Ponders End, Middlesex, as a lodger with James BENNETT (who completed the
census schedule) and his family.
Although the forenames are transposed, we are certain that this is the
correct person. The schedule shows that
he was aged 38 years, a widow, worked as a stoker at the gasworks and had been
born at Epping, Essex. His family
consisted of Joseph William, aged 12
years; Frederick Thomas, aged
10 years; Albert Thomas Henry, aged 8
years; Alice Edith, aged 7 years; Frank Edward, aged 4 years; and Ivy Gladys, aged 2 years (source: PRO ref. RG14 PN7426 RG78 PN358 RD132 SD6 ED19 SN272).
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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, Bedford Place, Rotherhithe, Surrey. His age was recorded as 45 years and his occupation was stated to be a bootmaker. He is shown as a married man, although his wife is not enumerated in the same household, but the household does include his housekeeper; Dorothy LAMING, a widow aged 52 years who had been born at Ramsgate, Kent (source: PRO ref: RG9 piece 390 folio 91 page 7).
At the time of the 1871 Census, he lived 3, Williams Terrace, Rotherhithe, Surrey. His age was recorded as 55 years and his occupation was stated to be a cordwainer. He was married, and lived with his wife, Dorothy, aged 60 years, whose place of birth was also stated to be Rotherhithe (source: PRO ref. RG10 piece 644 folio 76 page 23).
In the 1881 Census, he is shown as a 65 year old widower
living at 13, Bush Road, Rotherhithe, Surrey with his nephew, Henry James HUNT, and his family. He still worked as a shoemaker (Source: PRO ref. RG11 piece 578 folio 5
page 4).
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, West Street, Bermondsey, Surrey, with her husband, James, and their children: Emma, aged 3 years, born in Bermondsey, Surrey; and Ann, aged 7 months. Also living them was James’s brother, Frederick (source: PRO ref. HO107 piece 1562 folio 134 page 38).
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 2, Market Street, Soho, Middlesex. He is recorded as being 56 years old and an unemployed gilder. He lived with his wife, Mary, aged 52 years, who worked as a dressmaker, and their children: Edward James, aged 17 years, who worked as a black lead maker; Francis Ernest, aged 16 years, who worked as a black lead maker; and Arthur Charles, aged 13 years (source: PRO ref. RG11 piece 131 folio 92 page 45).
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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).
At the time of the 1861 Census, she lived at 6, Adams Place, Bermondsey, Surrey, in the household of James CRAWFORD and his family. She worked as a dress-maker and lived there with her husband, Frederick, and their children: Frederick and Ann (source: PRO ref. RG9 piece 321 folio 148 page 34).
At the time of the 1871 Census, she lived at 2, Orchard
Cottages, Bermondsey, Surrey, in the household of James CRAWFORD and his family. She lived there with her husband, Frederick, and their children: Frederick, Ann, Louisa and Jane (source: PRO ref. RG10 piece 634 folio 104 page 66)
At the time of the 1881 Census, she lived at 38, Horsleydown Lane, Southwark, Surrey, with her husband, Frederick, and their children: Louisa, aged 19 years, and Jane, aged 16 years. They were one of three households at this
address (source: PRO ref. RG11 piece 556
folio 37 page 12)
At the time of the 1891 Census, she lived at 4, Guildford
Place, Bermondsey, London: her age was recorded as 62
years and she worked as a dressmaker.
She lived there with her husband, Frederick, whose age was recorded
as 60 years (source: PRO ref. RG12 piece
380 folio 65 page 16).
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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).
At the time of the 1891 Census, he worked as an ornamental modeller (source: PRO ref. RG12 piece 380 folio 65 page 16).
We believe that he may have died between 1 April and 30 June 1895, in the St Olaves, Southwark registration district (source: GRO index of deaths referring to death of Frederick CRAWFORD, aged 63 years).
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At the time of the 1841 Census, he lived at East Wickham
Lane, East Wickham, Kent and worked as an agricultural labourer. He lived there with his wife, Susannah, his
son, James, aged 9 years, and Emily HODGES,
aged 15 years (source: PRO ref. HO107
piece 485 folio 9 page 11).
At the time of the 1851 Census, he lived in the hamlet of
East Wickham, Kent. His age is recorded
as 61 years and he worked as a gardener.
He lived there with his wife, Susannah, aged 62, a laundress, who had
been born at East Wickham, Kent, and his daughter, Emily HODGES, aged 26 years,
who had been born at East, Wickham, Kent (source:
PRO ref. HO 107 piece
1607 folio 153 page 4).
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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 at Brook Street,
Bermondsey, Surrey with her husband, James,
and their children: Mary, aged 15 years; Sarah, aged 8 years; and Elizabeth, aged 2 years (source: PRO ref. HO107 piece 1047 folio 38 page 23).
At the time of the 1851 Census, she lived at 17, Brook
Street, Bermondsey, Surrey. She was a widow and worked as a general shop
helper. Her age was recorded as being
aged 48 years and her place of birth as Bexley, Kent. She lived there with her children: George,
aged 22 years, who worked as a tanner and who had been born at Bexley, Kent; Sarah, aged 18 years, who had been born at
Bermondsey, Surrey; Eliza, aged 12 years, a
scholar, who had been born at Bermondsey, Surrey; and William, aged 6 years, who had been born at
Bermondsey, Surrey (source: PRO ref.
HO107 piece 1562 folio 339 page 51).
At the time of the 1861 Census, she lived at 5, Brook
Street, Bermondsey, Surrey and worked as a general
dealer. Also living in the same
household was her nephew, William ELLIS
(source: PRO ref. RG9 piece 326 folio 29
page 24).
We believe that she died between 1 July and 30 September 1876 in the Camberwell registration district (source: GRO index of deaths volume 1d page 452, referring to the death of Sarah BLEEZE, aged 73 years).
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He married, between 1 April and 30 June 1860, in the Epping registration district; Caroline MOORE (source: GRO index of marriages, volume 4a page 76).
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).
At the time of the 1881 Census, he lived at Elmore Road, Enfield, Middlesex. He gave his age as 45 years and he worked as a farm labourer. He lived there with his wife, Caroline, aged 39 years and their children: William, aged 18 years, a farm labourer; Maria, aged 16 years, a domestic servant; James, aged 13 years; Kate, aged 12 years; George, aged 10 years; Annie, aged 8 years; Frederick, aged 4 years; and Florence, aged 1 year. Also with them was Ralph BRETT, aged 17 years, a farm labourer born in Parndon, Essex, described as William’s nephew (source: PRO ref. RG11 piece 1395 folio 19 page 4).
At the time of the 1891 Census, he lived at 1, Maria Terrace, Enfield, Middlesex. He gave his age as 55 years and he worked as a farm labourer. He lived there with his wife, Caroline, aged 48 years and their children: George, aged 20 years, an agricultural labourer; Frederick, aged 14 years, an electric lamp packer; and Florence, aged 10 years, a scholar. Also with them was George COLLIS, aged 7 years, a scholar, described as his nephew (source: RG12 piece 1088 folio 80 page 15).
We believe that he died between 1 October and 31 December 1899 in the Edmonton registration district (source: GRO index of death referring to death of William BRETT aged 63 years).
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At the time of the 1901 Census, when her age was recorded as 59 years, she lived at 40, Allens Road, Enfield, Middlesex, with her son, Frederick, aged 24 years, who worked as a carman, and George CALLIRE, aged 17 years, who was described as being her nephew (source: PRO ref. RG13 piece 1272 piece 135 page 20).
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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We have been unable to find an entry for him in the 1871 Census. However, we believe that he died, between 1 July and 30 September 1865, in the Ware registration district (source: GRO index of deaths, volume 3a page 125).
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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).
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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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She married, between 1 July and 30 September 1955, in the Dartford registration district; Ronald E FROST (source: GRO index of marriages, volume 5b page 820). She had children: Colin, Peter and Neil.
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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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His birth was registered, between 1 July and 30 September 1912, in the Dartford registration district (source: GRO index of births, volume 2a page 1217, and stating mother’s maiden name as GILBERT).
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His birth was registered, between 1 October and 31 December 1919, in the Dartford registration district (source: GRO index of births, volume 2a page 1194, and stating mother’s maiden name as GILBERT).
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Her birth was registered, between 1 October and 31 December 1919, in the Dartford registration district (source: GRO index of births, volume 2a page 1194, and stating mother’s maiden name as GILBERT).
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He was born, 2 February 1910, in Edmonton, London. After his mother died and his father was conscripted in 1916, he was brought up by his aunt and uncle, Mabel and Walter BUCKINGHAM, leaving their care in 1920. He married, in 1938, at Erith, Kent; Nellie Rose RICHARDSON (source: GRO index of marriages volume 2a page 2005) and had children: Patricia Rose and John Arthur (source: information supplied by Nigel SHIPP, his grandson).
He died, in the Bexley registration district, in April 1991 (source: index of death registrations for
April 1991, volume 11 page 381, for Stanley Arthur DOBINSON, showing date of
birth 2 February 1910).
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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, between 1 April and 30 June 1928, in the
Edmonton registration district; Edith CRISP (source: GRO index of marriages, volume 3a
page 1254). They had no children (source: information kindly provided by Wendy
SHEPPARD).
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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, between 1 October and 31 December 1939, in the Edmonton registration district; Phyllis WICKS (source: GRO index of marriages, volume 3a page 3821) and they had children: John and Joan (source: information kindly provided by Wendy SHEPPARD)
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She was born in 1920 in the Edmonton registration district (source: GRO index of births, volume 3a page 1700).
She married, between 1 October and 31 December 1936, in the Edmonton registration district; Norman PEARSON (source: GRO index of marriages, volume 3a page 2148) and had children: Paddy and Leslie (source: information kindly provided by Wendy SHEPPARD).
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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 was born in 1929 in the Edmonton registration district (source: GRO index of births, volume 3a page
1150)
She married, between 1 January and 31 March, in the Edmonton registration district; Dennis FELLS (source: GRO index of marriages, volume 5e page 818) and had a daughter: Susan (source: information kindly provided by Wendy SHEPPARD)
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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, New Holmesdale Road, Bromley, Kent, with his wife Caroline. Also living with them were his nephews, George W McDONALD, aged 22 years, and William DAY, aged 11 years, and his niece, Lucy DAY, aged 4 years.
At the time of the 1901 Census, he lived at 32, Bradgate Road, Lewisham, London, and worked as a ganger at the Royal Arsenal. He was married to Caroline, aged 44. They had no children then, but lived there with Caroline’s widowed mother, Mary DAY, aged 83 and born at Bromley, Kent and Caroline’s niece, Cabel DAY, aged 8 and who had been born at Camberwell, Surrey. We would be interested in any information about James and Caroline; if you can help, please mail us.
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We believe that he married, first,between January and March 1885; Thurza PAINTER (source: GRO index of marriages in the Greenwich registration district, volume 1d page 959, including Frederick William GILBERT and Thurza PAINTER).
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 1; and Daisy, aged 3 days (source: PRO ref. RG12 piece 638 page 14).
We believe that at the time of the 1901 Census he lived at 29 Albert Road, Belvedere, Kent with Thirza and that he worked at a general labourer. They lived there with their children: Ella (aged 14), Frederick (aged 11) Daisy (aged 9), Bessie (aged 7), Annie (aged 4), Stanley (aged 6), Dorothy (aged 2) and Thirza (aged 11 months).
He married, secondly, between 1 January and 31 March 1906, in the Dartford registration district; Emily Edith KIRBY (source: GRO index of marriages, volume 2a page 302). They had children: Richard Frederick and Myra Emily.
On the night of 2 April 1911, he was a patient at a hospital in Swanley, Kent. He wrote that he was aged 50 years and usually worked as a stoker at a gas works. He stated – although he should not have done – that he had been married for 24 years, and that there had been 16 children out of which 13 still survived (source: PRO ref. RG14 PN3795 RD43 SD4 ED2 SN259). We have not yet been able to find any information concerning his wife and children at the time of the 1911 Census.
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She died, between 1 April and 30 June 1905 in the Dartford registration district (source: GRO index of deaths, volume 2a page 302).
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 church of St John’s Dulwich, in the parish of Camberwell, Surrey; James ROWLING. Both parties gave their address as 16, Nigel Road, Camberwell, Surrey. Her brother, Frederick, and her cousin, Harriett PENNINGTON, were witnesses (source: certified copy of entry 315 in the register of marriages).
At the time of the 1891 Census, she lived at 17, Domville Grove, Camberwell, Surrey. The entry gives her age as 29 years and her place of birth as Belvedere, Kent, but her husband’s given name as Thomas and the family name as RAWLINGS: his place of birth is given as Royston, Cambridgeshire, and his occupation as a carman. With them were their children: Frederick, aged 4 years, born in Camden Town, Middlesex; Leonard, aged 3 years, born in Waterloo, Lambeth, Surrey; and Myra, aged 2 years, also born in Waterloo, Lambeth, Surrey (source: PRO ref. RG12 piece 485 folio 33 page 14).
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 Rock Road, Royston, Hertfordshire, in a dwelling consisting of 5 rooms with their children: Leonard, aged 23 years, who worked at a golf club; Herbert, aged 16 years, who worked as a mason’s labourer; and Edward, aged 12 years. Also living with them was his brother, George ROWLING, aged 45 years, who worked as a plate layer for the Great Northern Railway (source: PRO ref. RG14 PN7568 RG78 PN370 RD135 SD3 ED16 SN128).
He married, between 1 April and 30 June 1883, in the Stoke
upon Trent registration district; Harriet OLIVER
(source: GRO index of marriages, volume
6b page 295).
At the time of the 1891 Census, when his age was stated to
be 28 years, he worked as a coal miner.
He and his wife, Harriet, lived in the
household of Ann BUCK, at 18, Bedford Road, Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire. Also living with them was his brother, George, (source:
PRO ref. RG12 piece 2174 folio 113 page 138).
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At the time of the 1891 Census, her age was recorded as 26 years (source: PRO ref. RG12 piece 2174 folio 113 page 138).
He married, between 1 October and 31 December 1890, in the
Stoke upon Trent registration district; Alice
Ann OLIVER (GRO index of marriages,
volume 6b page 394).
At the time of the 1891 Census, when his age was stated to
be 24 years, he worked as a coal miner.
He and his wife, Alice, lived in the household of Ann BUCK, at 18, Bedford
Road, Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire. Also
living with them was his brother, Henry (source: PRO ref. RG12 piece 2174 folio 113
page 138).
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).
In 1911, he lived in Raymond, Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
with his son, William, in the household of
his sister, Lizzie (source: information supplied by Anne
SHUTTLEWORTH)
When the 1930 USA Federal Census was taken on 1 April 1930, he lived in Petaluma Township, Sonoma County, California. He stated that he was aged 64 years and worked as a janitor at an athletic club. He had married Alice, aged 59 years, when he was aged 24 years, and living with them were their children: George, aged 27 years; Anne, aged 25 years; Ada, aged 23 years; and Arthur, aged 13 years. All had entered the USA in 1925, apart from George, who had entered the USA in 1924. Also living with them was his daughter-in-law, Evelyn, aged 20 years, who had been in California, USA, whose father had been born in Oregon, USA and whose mother had been born in Iowa, USA (source: USA Federal Census, enumeration district 49-32).
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She married, first, on 28 March 1891, at the Baptist chapel, Belvedere, Kent; James FAUTLEY. Her age then was said to be 20 years old and her address was 6, Prospect Place, Belvedere, Kent (source: image of a certified copy of an entry of marriage supplied through this website by Gregg Allan FAUTLEY). She had five sons: James John, Arthur Leonard, Charles, Edwin and Walter William.
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, London; William BAKER. At the time of this marriage, she was a laundress and lived at 22, Brewery Road, Plumstead, London (source: certified copy of entry 166 in a register of marriages in the Woolwich registration district). They had children: Robert and Joseph (source: information posted by Marcia POVEY on the Fautley-Baker family history and message board at http:boards.ancestry.co.uk/localities.northam.canada.alberta.general).
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 her brother, George GILBERT, and her nephew,
William GILBERT (source: information
kindly supplied by Marion POVEY, taken from the 1911 Census of Canada).
At the time of the 1916 Census of Canada, she and her family
lived at Lethbridge, Alberta (source: information kindly supplied by Nora FIELD, a BAKER family
researcher).
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He was born on 2 September 1855, in West London (source: information supplied by Raymond Francis FAUTLEY).
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, Prospect Place, Belvedere, Kent. His father was James John FAUTLEY, a printer.
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, Maxey Road, Plumstead, London. He was the son of Robert BAKER, by then deceased, but who had also worked as a plasterer (source: certified copy of entry 166 in a register of marriages in the Woolwich registration district).
She married, on 25 December 1896, at All Saints church, Belvedere, Kent; Charles WHITMORE. At the time of the wedding, she lived at 5, Orchard Villas, Bedonwell Road, Belvedere, Kent (source: certified copy of entry 353 in the register of marriages).
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, Bedonwell Road, Belvedere, Kent. He was the son of Isaac WHITMORE (source: certified copy of entry 353 in the register of marriages).
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).
At the time of the 1911 Census, when her age was recorded as
49 years, she worked as a cook in the service of Thomas PERMAN, a retired
mercantile clerk, at Warwick House, Church Street, Stoke Newington, London (source: RG14 PN1017 rg78 PN34 RD11 SD1 ED13
SN32).
She was granted Probate in respect of her father’s estate in 1924, when she was described as a spinster. If you have any further information that we could include in these pages, please mail us
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He married, on 10 June 1889, at St James church, Islington, London; Elizabeth Catherine SIMS. They subsequently moved to 111, Montague Road, Leytonstone, Essex. James worked as a printer (source: information supplied by Chris PENNINGTON, a grandson).
At the time of the 1891 Census, they lived at 29 Chatterton Road, Islington, London. James’s occupation was a printer. With them was Mary Ann PARKER, a widow aged 72 years, who was a needlewoman (source: PRO ref RG12 piece 175 folio 52 page 31).
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 married, in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada; Lwellyn WADE. She died, 27 July 1959 (source: information supplied by Barbara de Goede)
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She was born on 30 November 1871, and emigrated, alone, to Canada. She married, 12 July 1911, at Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada; William Fredrick BECK and had children: Alfred Alexander and William Gilbert.
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)
We are grateful to Jenny
Plumb (who has a connection with Emily’s father) for the 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, Cathcart Road, Kensington, London.
She married, first, between 1 July and 30 September 1905, in
the Dartford registration district; Ernest
Albert LOCKYER (source: GRO index of
marriages, volume 2a page 1219).
At the time of the 1911 Census, when her age was stated to be 37 years, she lived at 8, Ridley Road, Kingston, Surrey, with her husband, Ernest Albert, and their son: Alfred Ernest, aged 2 years. Also living with them was her sister, Mabel Elizabeth, aged 24 years, who worked as a bookkeeper (source: PRO ref. RG14 PN3491 RG78 PN130 RD40 SD1 ED29 SN57).
She married, secondly, between 1 July and 30 September 1925,
in the Dartford registration district; Frederick
Edward BACON (source: GRO index of
marriages, volume 2a page 1682).
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At the time of the 1911 Census, when his age was stated to be 32 years, and his place of birth as Whiteparish, Wiltshire, he worked as a railway carman (source: PRO ref. RG14 PN3491 RG78 PN130 RD40 SD1 ED29 SN57).
He died, in 1921, in the Dartford registration district (source: GRO index of deaths, volume 2a page
578, giving age at death as 43 years).
He was born, on 1 October 1876, at Bedonwell, Erith, Kent (source: certified copy of an entry of birth in the Dartford registration district).
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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He died, on 8 June 1934. Probate over his estate was granted, on 24 July 1934, to Annie Elizabeth BACON, the wife of Frederick Edward BACON. His effects were valued at £745/1/-.
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At the time of the 1911 Census, she lived at 8, Ridley Road,
Wimbledon, Surrey in the household of her sister, Annie Elizabeth. She worked as a book-keeper (source: PRO ref. RG14 piece 3491 RD40 ED29
SN57).
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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, London; Mary Ann TAYLOR (source: information kindly supplied by
Joyce GREAVES).
At the time of the 1891 Census, he aged lived at 3, Harcourt
Road, Bexley Heath, Kent. His age was
recorded as 34 years, his place of birth as Borough, London, and his occupation
as a plasterer. He lived there with his
wife, Mary Ann, aged 32 years, and their
children: John,
aged 6 years; Alice, aged 4 years; and Albert, aged 2 years (source: PRO ref. RG12 piece 636 folio 14 page 22).
At the time of the 1901 Census, he lived at 2, Harcourt
Road, Bexleyheath, Kent. His age was
recorded as 44 years, his place of birth as Bexleyheath, and his occupation as
a plasterer. He lived there with his
wife, Mary Ann, aged 42 years, and their
children: William, aged 16 years, who
worked as a plasterer; Alice, aged 15
years; Albert, aged 11 years; and George, aged 9 years (source: PRO ref. RG13 piece 696 folio 64 page 1).
He completed a census schedule to show that on the night of
2 April 1911, he was aged 55 years, he worked as a
plasterer and had been born at Bexleyheath, Kent. He had been married to Mary Ann, aged 53 years, for 29 years, and they
had had 5 children, of whom 4 were still living. They lived at Ada Villa, Harcourt Road,
Bexleyheath, Kent with their children: John, aged 27 years, who worked as a plasterer; and Albert, aged 21 years, who did green-house
work. Also living with them was Ernest
TAYLOR, aged 8 years, who was described as his nephew (source: PRO ref. RG14 PN3731 RG78 PN141 RD43 SD1 ED11 SN29).
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She was born in Fulham, Middlesex, the daughter of John and Mary TAYLOR (source: PRO ref. RG11 piece 861 folio 38 page 25, RG12 piece 636 folio 14 page 22 and RG13 piece 696 folio 64 page 1).
She was born on 19 November 1858, and she married, on 15
August 1881, at St Nicholas church, Plumstead, London; Robert Henry HORNBY. They had children: Mabel Louisa, Henry,
Charles Alexander, Minnie Ruby, Matilda
(Tilly), Arthur and Adelaide (source:
information kindly supplied by Joyce GREAVES).
At the time of the 1901 Census, she lived at 1, Dashwood Villas, Watling Street, Bexleyheath, Kent with her
husband, Robert Henry, aged 43 years, and
their children: Mabel Louisa, aged 18
years; Henry, aged 13 years, who worked as a
milk carrier; Alec, aged 10 years; Minnie, aged 8 years; Matilda, aged 7 years; Arthur, aged 6 years; and Adelaide, aged 2 years (source: PRO ref. RG13 piece 696 folio 6 page 4).
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He was born in Bolton, Lancashire (source: information kindly supplied by Eileen GREAVES).
He completed a census schedule to state that on the night of 2 April 1911, he was aged 52 years and worked as a plasterer. He had been married to his wife, Mary Ann, aged 52 years, for 30 years and all 7 of their children were still living. They lived at 1, Waddington Terrace, Bexleyheath, which had 6 rooms, with their children: Minnie, aged 18 years; Tilley, aged 17 years; Arthur, aged 18 years; and Adelaide, aged 13 years (source: PRO ref. RG14 PN3728 RG78 PN141 RD43 SD1 ED8 SN25).
She had a daughter, Georgina Morden.
She married, on 7 November 1885, at the Register Office, Dartford, Kent; Charles Frederick GREAVES and they had children: Bertha Annie, William John, Florence Maud, Lydia Frances, and Doris Winifred (source: information kindly supplied by Eileen GREAVES).
At the time of the 1901 Census, she lived at 1, Richards
Place, Erith Road, Bexleyheath, Kent.
Her age is recorded as 36 years.
She lived there with her husband, Charles,
aged 39 years, who worked as a factory watchman, and their children: Bertha, aged 16 years; William, aged 10 years; Florence, aged 9 years; and Lydia, aged 5 years (source: PRO ref. RG13 piece 696 folio 129 page 13).
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At the time of the 1911 Census, he lived as a boarder at Woodbine Cottages, North Cray, Kent, in the household of James O’HARA. His age was recorded as 36 years, and he worked as a night watchman (although he was unemployed on the night of 2 April 1911). Also living with him was his son, William John (source: PRO ref. RG14 PN3718 RG78 PN140 RD42 SD4 ED14 SN135).
She married Alfred MOODY
and they had children: Alfred, Ethel, Hilda, Ernest, Frederick,
and Isabella (source: information kindly supplied by Eileen GREAVES).
At the time of the 1891 Census, she lived at 4, Grove Cottages, Albert Road, Bexleyheath, Kent, with her husband, Albert (sic) and their children: Alfred, aged 5 years; William, aged 2 years; and Ethel, aged 10 months. Also living with them was her brother-in-law, Tom MOODY (source: PRO ref. RG12 piece 636 folio 48 page 36).
At the time of the 1901 Census, she lived at 141, Broadway, Bexleyheath, Kent, with her husband, Alfred, and their children: Alfred, aged 15 years, who worked as a butcher’s errand boy; William, aged 12 years; Hilda, aged 7 years; Ernest, aged 6 years; Frederick, aged 4 years; and Isabella, aged 11 months (source: PRO ref. RG13 piece 696 folio 17 page 25).
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He completed a census schedule to show that on the night of 2 April 1911, he was aged 46 years and worked as a wheelwright. He had been married to Clara, aged 45 years, for 25 years and 10 out of their 12 children were still living. They lived at Woolwich Road, Bexley Heath, Kent, which comprised of 5 rooms, with their children: William, aged 22 years, a journeyman plumber; Hilda Jane, aged 17 years, a domestic servant; Ernest Clarence, aged 16 years, a grocer’s shop boy; Frederick, aged 13 years; Isobel Clara, aged 10 years; Harold, aged 8 years; Edith Anne, aged 7 years; and Frank, aged 3 years (source: PRO ref. RG14 PN3733 RG78 PN141 RD43 SD1 ED13 SN159).
She had a daughter: Eugenie.
She married, between 1 January and 31 March 1894, in the Wandsworth registration district; Frederick HOLDEN (source: GRO index of marriages, volume 1d page 951).
At the time of the 1901 Census, she lived at 4, York Road,
Islington, London, with her husband, Frederick,
aged 27 years, who worked as a tobacconist, and their children: Eugenie, aged 9 years; Boy, aged 2 years, and Lilian, aged 6 months (source: PRO ref. RG13 piece 185 folio 44 page 4).
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He married Alice and they had children: Alice and Rose.
At the time of the 1891 Census, he lived at 11, Stanworth Street, Bermondsey, London. His age is recorded as 28 years and he worked
as a tinsmith. He lived there with his
wife, Alice, aged 27 years, and their daughter, Alice,
aged 6 years, who had been born in Peckham (source:
PRO ref. RG12 piece 373 folio 106 page 14).
At the time of the 1901 Census, he lived at 3, Faversham Street, Lewisham, London. His age is recorded as 38 years and he worked as a tinsmith. He lived there with his wife, Alice, aged 37 years, and their children: Alice, aged 16 years, who worked as a domestic nursemaid; and Rose, aged 9 years, who had been born in Bermondsey (source: PRO ref. RG13 piece 552 folio 118 page 11).
At the time of the 1911 Census, when his age was recorded as 48 years, he was a plate metal worker. He lived at 3, Faversham Road, Catford, London, with his wife, Alice, aged 47 years, who had been married to him for 27 years; and their children: Alice, aged 26 years; and Rose, aged 19 years (source: PRO ref. RG14 PN2793 RG78 PN95 RD29 SD3 ED44 SN14).
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We believe that she married, between 1 April and 30 June 1884, in the Camberwell registration district; Henry CARTER (source: GRO index of marriages, volume 1d page 1123).
At the time of the 1891 Census, she lived at 91, Banstead Street, Camberwell, London. She was aged 26 years and worked as a
laundress. She lived with her husband, Henry, who was aged 31 years and who worked as a
laundryman, and their children: Anne, aged 6
years, and Florence, aged 2 years. Both daughters had been born in Peckham,
London (source: PRO ref. RG12 piece 478
folio 132 page 63).
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He completed a census schedule to show that on the night of
2 April 1911, he was aged 55 years and was self-employed in a laundry. He had been born at Watton
Street, Hertford, Hertfordshire. He lived with Catherine,
aged 46 years, to whom he had been married for 26 years and they had had 8
children, of whom 6 were still living.
They lived together with their children: Jessie
Mabel, aged 14 years; Catherine Esther,
aged 12 years; and Harry Stanley George,
aged 11 years at 102, Astbury Road, Peckham, London,
which was a house comprising of 6 rooms.
Also living with them was William
ELLIS, described as a widower, aged 73 years, who had been born at Old
Bexley, Kent (source: PRO ref. RG14
PN2566 RG78 PN86 RD27 SD5 ED23 SN425).
He married Theresa and they had children: George and Theresa.
At the time of the 1901 Census, he lived at 9, Crossley Street, Islington, London. His age is recorded as 33 years, he had been born in Bermondsey, Surrey and he worked as a potted meat tinmaker. He lived there with his wife, Theresa, aged 30 years, who had also been born in Bermondsey, Surrey and their children: George, aged 12 years and Theresa, aged 10 years, who had both been born in Peckham, Surrey (source: PRO ref. RG13 piece 174 folio 106 page 7).
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She married William CHIPPERFIELD and they had children: Edward William, William Roland, Rosa May, Harry Louis, Thomas Winford, Irene Dorothy, Ruby Evelyn and Frank Sydney.
At the time of the 1901 Census, she lived at 38, Woolwich
Road, Erith, Kent. Her age is recorded
as 24 years. She lived there with her
husband, William, aged 26 years, who
worked as a clerk at the cable works, and their children: Edward, aged 4 years; William
Roland, aged 2 years; and Rosa May,
aged 6 months. Also living with them was
her niece, Mary PAINTER, aged 14 years (source:
PRO ref. RG13 piece 705 folio 100 page 11).
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She married, between 1 October and 31 December 1899, in the Dartford registration district; Rowland Turner J WYNN (source: GRO register of marriages, volume 2a page 1051).
At the time of the 1901 Census she had a daughter, Sybil (source:
PRO ref RG13 piece 701 folio 8 page 8).
She completed a census schedule to show that she was aged 30
years. She had been married for 11 years
and had had 5 children of whom 4 were still living. Her husband is not named, so evidently was
not living at 17, Russell Street, Gosport, Hampshire (which was a dwelling
consisting of 6 rooms) on the night of 2 April 1911. She lived there with her children: Sybille Mary Ellis, aged 10 years, who had
been born at Belvedere, Kent; Ivy May Rose, aged 7
years, who had been born at Barking, Essex; Rowland
John William, aged 5 years, who had been born at Belvedere, Kent; and Edward William Turner, aged 1 year, who had
been born at Gosport, Hampshire (source:
RG14 PN5636 RG78 PN255 RD91 SD1 ED14 SN91).
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He enlisted into the Royal Horse Artillery at Woolwich on 28 October 1902, having formerly worked as a clerk. His service records describe him as being 5’ 8.5” tall, 124lbs in weight, of fresh complexion and with brown hair and brown eyes. He was posted to India, where he was injured in a fall from his horse whilst practising the sport of ‘tent-pegging’. His service record contains a letter from his mother dated 23 October 1913 pleading the War Secretary to release him from service after his Commanding Officer had refused his own similar request, on the grounds that she was of ill-health and his father an invalid. The reply dated 28 October 1913 indicated that William himself had been withdrawn from embarkation to India having refused to re-engage to complete 21 years’ service. He was transferred to the Army reserve on 30 January 1914 and was mobilised at Woolwich on 5 August 1914. He was finally discharged on 27 October 1915 (source: British Army World War 1 Pension Records, 1914-20).
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At the time of the 1901 Census, she worked as a domestic
cook and lived at Bourne Cottage, London
Road, Bexley, Kent (source: PRO ref. RG13
piece 695 folio 10 page 12).
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At the time of the 1891 Census, when his age was recorded as
16 years, he was a patient at St Bartholomew’s hospital, London, but was
normally employed as a van boy (source:
PRO ref. RG12 piece 237 folio 86 page 10).
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He was born on 10 February 1881 at 19, Chilton Street, Rotherhithe, Surrey. He married, on 9 February 1913, at St Katherine’s church, Rotherhithe, Surrey; Emily Rose CHITTICK. They had children: James Thomas, Georgina Rose, Samuel Frank, Ron Sidney, Reginald Richard, and Eleanor Victoria. He is believed to have died before 1972 (source: information supplied by Barbara BISBY, a HUNT family researcher).
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She was born on 21 February 1891 at 22, Osprey Street,
Rotherhithe, Surrey, the daughter of William Samuel Catling
CHITTICK, originally from Stradbroke, Suffolk and
Francis SKINNER, originally from Hatcheston,
Suffolk. She died on 5 August 1961 (source:
information supplied by Barbara
BISBY, a HUNT family researcher).
He married, on 5 August 1906, at St Luke’s parish church,
Deptford, London; Alice Maud TOWNSEND. At the time of his marriage, he lived at 67,
Trundley Road, Deptford, London and he worked as a labourer (source: entry 469 in the register of
marriages for the church of St Luke, Deptford, London Metropolitan Archives
document P75/LUK item 018).
He completed a Census schedule to state that on the night of 2 April 1911 he lived at 84, Eugenia Road, Rotherhithe, London, which was a house with three habitable rooms. He stated that he was aged 27 years and he worked as an asbestos cutter. He was married to Alice, and they had a daughter: Edith May, aged 3 years. Another child had died.
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She was the daughter of Alfred TOWNSEND. At the time of her marriage, she lived at 86, Windmill Lane, Deptford, London.
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She was born at Rotherhithe, Surrey, and married Dick HENDRIE (source: information supplied by Barbara BISBY, a
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At the time of the 1881 Census, he lived at the road to
Epping in Great Parndon, Essex in the household of
Sarah BURTON, aged 65 years, to whom he is described as a grandson. He worked as an agricultural labourer. Also in the household was Rosie Emma BURTON,
aged 5 years, described as Sarah BURTON’s granddaughter (source: RG11 piece 1739 folio 26 page 2).
At the time of the 1891 Census, he appears to have lived as a lodger in the household of John CLARE at Hastingwood Road, North Weald Bassett, Essex, where he worked as an agricultural labourer. His age is given as 27 years (source: PRO ref. RG12 piece 1363 (folio number unclear) page 20).
At the time of the 1901 Census, he lived at Cock Green, Great Parndon, Essex, with his wife, Emma, aged 34, who had also been born at Great Parndon, Essex. He worked as an agricultural labourer (source: RG13 piece 1642 folio 97 page 6).
He completed a census schedule to state that on the night of 2 April 1911, he was aged 48 years and worked as a farm labourer. He had been married to his wife, Emma, for 15 years, but they had not had any children. They lived at Cock Green, Great Parndon, Essex, in a dwelling consisting of 5 rooms (source: PRO ref. RG14 PN9800 RG78 PN517 RD189 SD3 ED7 SN43).
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At the time of the 1901 Census, she worked as a domestic
housemaid in the household of John SKEEN, a timber merchant, at ‘Hillfield’, 230, South Norwood Hill, Croydon, Surrey. She lived her
with her aunt, Emily SHEPPARD (source: RG13 piece 649 folio 86 page 3).
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She married, between 1 October and 31 December 1894, in the
Epping registration district; George William
BARDELL (source: GRO index of
marriages, volume 4a page 449).
At the time of the 1901 Census, she lived on the south side of Cock Green, Great Parndon, Essex, with her husband, George, aged 28 years, who worked as a bricklayer, and Emily, aged 3 years, and Florence, aged 1 year (source: PRO ref. RG13 piece 1642 folio 96 page 6). They apparently also had a son, William, aged 5 years, who was not in the same house when the Census was taken (source: RG13 piece 1642 folio 94 page 2).
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He was born at Hatfield Broad Oak, Essex (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 35 years old, worked as a bricklayer and had been born at Hatfield Heath, Essex. He had been married to Sarah, aged 40 years, for 16 years, and they had had 5 children of whom 4 survived. They lived in a 4 room cottage at Great Parndon, Essex, with their children: Emily, aged 14 years; Florence, aged 11 years; and Lilly, aged 6 years (source: RG14 PN9800 RG78 PN517 RD189 SD3 ED7 SN77).
At the time of the 1901 Census, he lived at Idendon Cottages, Blackwall Lane,
Greenwich, Kent. He worked as a
carpenter and joiner and lived there with his wife, Olive, aged 24 years, who
had been born in Astton, Essex (source: PRO ref. RG13 piece 543 folio 38 page 68).
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At the time of the 1891 Census, when her age is given as 16 years, she worked as a housemaid at Thurlbury House, Woodford Bridge, Essex (source: PRO ref: RG12 piece 1360 folio 61 page 12).
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She was born, between 1 April and 30 June 1872 in the Epping registration district (source: GRO index of births, volume 4a page 122).
She married, between 1 July and 30 September 1896, in the in the Epping registration district; Walter Charles WEBB (source: GRO index of marriages, volume 4a page 545).
At the time of the 1901 Census, her age was recorded as 28
years and she lived at 1, Broadley Cottages, Broadley Common, Roydon, Essex
with her husband, Walter, a hay binder and
their children, who had all been born at Roydon,
Essex: Walter, aged 5 years; Arthur,
aged 4 years; Grace, aged 2 years; and Amy, aged 7 months (source: PRO ref: RG13 piece 1642 folio 126 page 10)
At the time of the 1911 Census, her age was recorded as 38
years, and she lived at Roydon Hamlet, Essex, with
her husband, Walter, aged 44 years, who
worked as a hay binder, and their children: Walter
, aged 15 years, who worked as a hay binder’s boy; Arthur,
aged 14 years, who worked as a house boy; Grace,
aged 12 years; Amy. aged 10 years; Herbert, aged 7 years; Leslie,
aged 5 years; Frederick, aged 3 years; and Ada, aged 2 years (source:
PRO ref. RG14 PN9802 RG78 PN517 RD189 SD3 ED9 SN92).
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At the time of the 1901 Census, when her age was recorded as 26 years, she lived at West Lane, Stanstead Abbots, Hertfordshire, with her husband, Peter, and their children, who had all been born at Stanstead: Emily, aged 5 years; Walter, aged 2 years; and Peter, aged 2 months (source: PRO ref. RG13 piece 1281 folio 36 page 5).
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At the time of the 1901 Census, when her age was recorded as 21 years, she lived at 3, Dalmore Road, Lambeth, London, where she worked as a domestic cook in the household of Arnold CROSS (source: PRO ref. RG13 piece 438 folio 84 page 3).
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At the time of the 1901 Census, her age was recorded as 21 years. She lived at 11, Well Street, Hanley, Staffordshire, with her husband: John Henry BROOKS (source: PRO ref. RG13 piece 2600 folio 79 page 25).
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At the time of the 1901 Census, he worked as a letterpress
printer (source: PRO ref. RG13 piece 2600
folio 79 page 25).
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19 years, she worked as a domestic general servant in the household of John
ARMFIELD at 1, Norma Villas, Tottenham, Middlesex (source: PRO ref. RG13 piece 1250 folio 19 page 16).
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27 years, she was unmarried and living as a lodger in the household of Mary
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He was born on 30 April 1900 and he married, on 2 August 1925 at Enfield, Middlesex; Emily Bessie SMITH. They had three children: Peter, Marion and Vera (source: information from Elaine Maul).
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Following the death of Frederick BRETT, she married Michael George WESTON. They did not have any children (source: information from Elaine Maul).
Following the death of Emily BRETT, he married Maisie MIDDLETON, who had had three children by a previous marriage. They had two children.
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At the time of the 1871 Census, he was a lodger at Halden Street, High Halden, Kent and worked as a bricklayer’s labourer (source: PRO ref. RG10 piece 955 folio 88 page 3).
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There does not appear to be a reference to Ann in the 1861 Census and therefore we assume that she died between 1851 and 1861.
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He married, between 1 October and 31 December 1888 in the St
Giles, Middlesex, registration district; Georgina
PHILLIPS (source: GRO index of marriages,
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At the time of the 1891 Census, he was recorded as being
aged 26 years and employed as a pickle warehouseman. He lived at 22, New Compton Street, St Giles,
Holborn, Middlesex with his wife Georgina,
who was aged 26 years and who worked as a labeller, and their daughter: Mary, aged 10 months (source: PRO ref. RG12 piece 212 folio 136 page 30).
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aged 35 years and employed as a warehouseman.
He lived, as one of five households, at 22, New Compton Street, St
Giles, Holborn, Middlesex with his wife, Georgina,
and their children: Mary, aged 10 years; Arthur, aged 8 years; Elizabeth, aged 6 years; and Charlotte, aged 5 years (source: PRO ref. RG13 piece 239 folio 140 page 26).
He completed a census schedule to show that on the night of 2 April 1911, he was aged 45 years and worked as a warehouseman at a black lead factory. He had been married to his wife, Georgina, aged 43 years, for 22 years and all of their 10 children were still living. They lived at 22, New Compton Street, which consisted of 2 rooms, with their children: Arthur Charles, aged 18 years, who worked as a warehouseman at a black lead factory; Elizabeth Georgina, aged 14 years, who worked as a general servant; Charlotte Louise, aged 14 years, who worked as an errand girl; Emelia Isabella, aged 9 years; Caroline Sophia, aged 7 years; Walter Frederick, aged 5 years; and George Thomas, aged 4 years (source: PRO ref. RG14 PN1178 RG78 PN39 RD12 SD1 ED9 SN284).
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We believe that she married, between 1 July and 30 September
1883, in the St Olave registration district; Alfred William CALLEN (source: GRO register of marriages, volume 1d page 429).
At the time of the 1891 Census, she lived at 14, Raymouth Road, Rotherhithe, London. Her age was recorded as 29 years, and she had been born at Bermondsey, London. She lived there with her husband, Alfred William, aged 29 years, who worked as a salesman and had been born in Whitechapel, Middlesex, and their children: Florence, aged 7 years; Frederick, aged 4 years; and Ethel, aged 1 year. All the children had been born at Bermondsey, London (source: PRO ref. RG12 piece 384 folio 11 page 16).
At the time of the 1901 Census, she lived at 64, Spencer Road, Walthamstow, Essex. Her age was recorded as 39 years, and her place of birth as Spitalfields, Middlesex. She lived there with her husband, Alfred William, aged 38 years, who worked as a market porter, and their children: Florence, aged 17 years, who worked as a skirt machinist; Ethel, aged 12 years; Alfred, aged 9 years; Mabel Louise, aged 6 years; and Lilian May (source: PRO ref. RG13 piece 1630 folio 30 page 51).
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He completed a Census schedule to record that on the night
of 2 April 1911, he was aged 48 years and worked as a fish porter. He lived at 26, Vallentine
Road, Walthamstow, Essex, which was a dwelling with five habitable rooms, with
his wife, Louisa, aged 48 years. She had been married to him for 28 years and
had eight children, of whom seven were still living. Also living with him were his children: Florence, aged 27 years; Frederick, aged 24 years; Ethel, aged 21 years; Mabel
Louise, aged 17 years; Lilian
May, aged 12 years; Violet Rose, aged 10
years, who had been born at Walthamstow, Essex; and Arthur Leonard, aged 6 years, who had been
born at Walthamstow, Essex. He also
recorded, erroneously, that his son, Alfred,
had died (source: PRO ref. RG14 PN9710
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At the time of the 1851 Census, his age was recorded as 19
years. He lived at East Wickham, Kent
and he worked as a general servant in the household of Charles FENN (source: PRO ref. HO107 piece 1607 folio 153
page 4).
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At the time of the 1891 Census, he lived at 4, South Place, South Street, Enfield, Middlesex. His age is recorded as being 29 years, and he worked as a labourer. He lived there with his wife, Annie, aged 28 years, and their children: William, a scholar, aged 8 years; Rosie, a scholar, aged 6 years; George, aged 4 years, and Frederick aged 1 year (source: RG12 piece 1087 folio 117 page 39).
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He married, between 1 July and 30 September 1894, in the
Edmonton registration district; Eliza Emily
GOOSETREE (source: GRO index of
marriages volume 3a page 482).
At the time of the 1901 Census, he lived at 38, Allen Road, Enfield, Middlesex. His age is given as being 30 years and he worked as a builder’s labourer. He lived there with his wife, Eliza, aged 24 years, and their children: Louisa aged 5 years, and Lily, aged 1 year (source: PRO ref. RG13 piece 1272 folio 135 page 20).
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At the time of the 1911, when his age was recorded as 34
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Highway, Middlesex, with his wife, Ethel, and their children, who were all born
at Enfield Highway: Dorothy May, aged 8
years; Ethel Rosina Mary, aged 6 years; and Ida Gertrude, aged 2 years (source: PRO ref. RG14 PN7431 RG78 PN358 RD132 SD6 ED24 SN197).
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She married, in 1962; John SHIPP and had children: Tracy, Susan, Nigel and Kevin (source: information supplied by Nigel SHIPP).
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She married, on 28 January 1961; Brian Stanley HALL. They had children: Raymond Stanley, Jeffrey Charles, Dennis Brian, Timothy Kevin, Tanya Anne and Tammy Anne.
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He married, on 19 October 1963; Rosalind FEAY. They had children: Nicholas Andrew, Kirsty Theresa and Emma Jane.
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She married, on 27 March 1978; Anthony Duncan FISHER. They had two children: Louise Rachel and Jeremy Anthony.
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She had two sons, Christopher and Stephen, with Christopher (surname unknown),
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He married, Cathy, and died 1 November 2002.
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At the time of the 1911 Census, he was a private soldier serving with ‘G’ Company, 2nd battalion, The Buffs, stationed in Singapore (source: PRO ref. RG14 piece 34984 page 2).
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She was born, on 3 April 1891, at Abbey Mount, Belvedere, Erith, Kent (source: certified copy of entry 308 in the register of births in the Dartford registration district).
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He married, between 1 July and 30 September 1922, in the Mile End Old Town registration district; Nellie CORRIE (source: GRO index of marriages, volume 1c page 658). They had children: Frederick, Dennis, Dorothy, and John
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She married, between 1 April and 30 June 1933, in the Helston registration district; James DUNSTAN (source: GRO register of marriages, volume 5c page 311)
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He married, between
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He was baptised 6
October 1889 at St Pauls church, Lorrimore Square, Southwark, Surrey, when his
family lived at 9, Berryfield Road, Southwark, Surrey
and his father worked as a drayman (source:
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He enlisted, on 10
February 1909, at Royston, Bedfordshire, with the 4th Bedfordshire
regiment as a special reservist for six years, at the age of 18 years and 11
months. He was discharged on 9 February
1916, serving all time in England, except the period 2 November 1914 to 1
February 1916, when he served in France.
He was awarded the British War Medal and the Victory Medal. He married, on 7 August 1914, at St Joseph’s
church, Bradford, Yorkshire; Margaret KELLETH (source: British Army WW1 Pension Records, 1914-20; GRO index of
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She married, between
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He was born on 10
June 1894 and baptised on 10 November 1895 at St John’s church, Walworth,
Surrey (source: entry 2612 in the
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He married, on 17
September 1917, at All Saints church, Melbourn, Cambridgeshire; Florence E
ABREY who he had met whilst
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Alberta. In 1918, they moved to
Rochester, Monroe, New York, USA. He
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Thomas, Doris Mae, Gladys Irene, Myra, Raymond Roy and Hebert
William (source: information supplied by Robin BELL, a granddaughter).
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1969 at Rochester, Monroe, New York, USA.
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She was the daughter
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He was born 24
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He was born, on 4
December 1893, at Belvedere, Kent (source:
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Forces).
He emigrated to
Canada in 1902 and in 1906 worked as a hired man in the household of Robert
FLETCHER in Saskatchewan (source: 1906
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sub-district 25a page 23).
He married Clara Agnes HURLEY and
they had children: Mona Kathleen and Jocelyn, who were both born in Lethbridge, Alberta,
Canada (source: information kindly
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He enlisted in the
Canadian Over-Seas Expeditionary Forces on 2 March 1916, at Lethbridge,
Alberta, Canada, giving his occupation as a plasterer and his next of kin as
his wife, Clara, who lived in Raymond, Alberta, Canada (source: attestation papers for men serving
in the Canadian Over-Seas Expeditionary Forces).
He died, in France,
on 8 August 1918, from a shrapnel wound, apparently
shot whilst riding a motor cycle between the lines. At the time of his death, he was serving with
the 16th Battalion, the Manitoba Regiment, Canadian Infantry and was
buried in grave reference lX BB 5 in the Villers-Bretonneux military cemetery, France (information kindly provided by Marcia POVEY
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She was born in
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Clara FAUTLEY, and confirmed by Bernard Dow SHAFFER, lll).
He was born on 24 September 1893 (source: information supplied by Raymond Francis FAUTLEY).
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occupation as a labourer and his next of kin as his mother , Lizzie, of Raymond, Alberta, Canada (source: attestation papers for men serving
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On 12 April 1930, he lived at 305, 12th Street, Petaluma, Sonoma County, California, USA. The Census shows that he was aged 36 years, usually worked as a lather but was at the time unemployed. He had been born in England and first married at the age of 21 years. He had entered the USA in 1920 but was not yet naturalised. He lived there with his wife Blanche, aged 34 years, and their children: Leonard, aged 12 years; and Irene, aged 10 years (source: 1930 USA Census of California, enumeration district roll 222, sheet 18b).
He died on 23 May 1964, at Petaluma, California, USA (source: information supplied by Raymond Francis FAUTLEY). He was buried at the Liberty Cemetery, Petaluma, California, USA (source: information kindly supplied by Marcia POVEY).
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1930 Census, she worked as an egg candler. She had been born in England, and was aged 20
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He was born, on 12
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occupation as a farmer and his next of kin as Mrs BAKER, who lived in Raymond,
Alberta, Canada (source: attestation
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He married, on 15 July 1919, at Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada; Elsie CRAVEN, and they had children: Dorothy Irene, Evelyn Jessie, Violet, and Charles Cecil (source: information kindly supplied by Ann SHUTTLEWORTH, a CRAVEN family researcher).
He died, on 19 February 1974, at Whalley, British Columbia, Canada (source: information supplied by Raymond Francis FAUTLEY).
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She was born on 22
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1911 Census of Canada, she lived at Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada. She died on 7 March 1945 at Vancouver,
British Columbia, Canada (source:
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He was born on 3
March 1898 at Belvedere, Kent (source:
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On 8 April 1930, he lived at 17404, Mount Elliot, Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, USA. He gave his age as 32 years and said that he was aged 26 years when he first married. He had been born in England, had entered the USA in 1924 but was not yet naturalised. His occupation in a car-making plant is unclear. He lived there with his wife, Lily, aged 29 years, and their son: Arthur, aged 4 years 11 months (source: 1930 USA Census of Michigan, enumeration district 82-475 roll 1051 sheet 19a).
He died, on 22 September 1977, at Oakland, Michigan, USA (source: information supplied by Raymond Francis FAUTLEY).
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She was born on 15
May 1901(source: Michigan death index,
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1930 Census, she did not work. She had
been born in England and had entered the USA in 1921. She was aged 23 years when she first married (source: 1930 USA Census of Michigan,
enumeration district 82-475 roll 1051 sheet 19a).
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February 1977, at Bloomfield, Oakland, Michigan, USA. Immediately prior to her death, she usually
lived at Sterling Heights, Macomb, Michigan (source:
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He was born on 11
May 1900 at Manor Park, Essex. He
married, on 22 July 1921 at Detroit, Michigan, USA; Marjorie
ELAND . They had children: James Walter, Barbara
Ann and Gilbert Barton.
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She was born on 27
June 1903 at 6, Patterson Street, Blaydon-on-Tyne, Northumberland, the daughter
of William Henry ELAND and Mary Ann ELAND.
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He was born in
January 1903 (source: information kindly
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He was born on 7
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She married, between
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She was born on 25
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He was born on 8
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She was born on 28
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On the night of 2
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He married, between
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He married, between
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She married, between
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He was born between
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He was born on 26
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He was born on 31
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He married Joyce
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She was born in
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He was born on 14
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He married, in
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His children, by Narelle STUART, are Jessica Anne STUART and Sarah Jane STUART
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She married, between
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