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Births Sep 1892
Pattison Charles Harold Caistor 7a 659
death known from entry on War Graves internet site.
Name: Charles Harold Pattinson
Birth Place: Grimsby
Residence: Grimsby
Death Date: 20 Sep 1916
Enlistment Location: Riby, Lincs
Rank: Private
Regiment: Lincolnshire Regiment
Battalion: 2nd Battalion.
Number: 21675
Type of Casualty: Killed in action
Theater of War: Aldershot
Son of John and Lavinia Pattinson, of 28, Annesley St., Grimsby; husband of E. Pattinson, of The Laurels, Riby, Grimsby, Lincolnshire. | Pattinson, Charles Harold (I032)
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Births Sep 1902
Wright Dorothy Ida Lambeth 1d 431 | Wright, Dorothy Ida (I2232)
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Births Sep 1910
PATTINSON George C Grimsby 7a 607 | Pattinson, George Clifford (I290)
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Births Sep 1911
Barnard Kathleen T Trafford Glanford B. 7a 1322 | Barnard, Kathleen Trafford (I166)
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Births Sep 1912
Pattinson Harold W Dixon Grimsby 7a 1143 | Pattinson, Harold William (I305)
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Births Sep 1915
Pattinson Walter L Cox Grimsby 7a 1113 | Pattinson, Walter Leslie (I307)
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Births Sep 1919
Pattinson James Wallis Grimsby 7a 880
Name: PATTINSON, James
Registration District: Scunthorpe
County: Lincolnshire
Year of Death: 1989
Month of Registration: March
Date of Birth: 27 June 1919 | Pattinson, James (I308)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I309)
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Both were aged 28. Robert Nisbet was a civil engineer. Witnesses to the marriage were Thomas Nisbet and Grace Hayes. | Family: Robert James Nisbet / Alice Isabel Wright (F153)
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Both were of full age at time of marriage.
Witnesses were Elizabeth Richardson & Thomas Snellings. | Family: William Richard Bradd / Amelia Stebbings (F070)
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Both were of full age, bachelor & spinster and both were residing in Bermondsey at the time of the marriage. Henry's occupation was master mariner, as was his father William Charles Murrell's. Sarah's father was Joseph Going, a coal merchant. | Family: Henry Murrell / Sarah Sutton Going (F233)
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Both were resident in St Giles Colchester at the time of their marriage. They were bachelor and spinster, Henry aged 22 and Ellen aged 20.
Henry was a fitter and turner.
Henry's father was James Wright a captain in the merchant service (doesn't say deceased although we know that James died before 1875) and Ellen's father, George Coronation Morten, was a gardener.
Witnesses to the marriage were Alfred Morten, I Hayes, Alice Wright and Clara Morten | Family: Henry Wright / Ellen Morten (F130)
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BRAD, ELLEN CARDER
GRO Reference: 1841 S Quarter in ORSETT Volume 12 Page 169 | Bradd, Ellen (I2588)
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BRADD, MARY CARTER
GRO Reference: 1844 M Quarter in ORSETT Volume 12 Page 199
Known from the 1851 census for Chadwell.
In 1861 she was a housemaid living with the Sackett family in 8 Church Row, Orsett, Essex RG9/1074/7/7
Mary Bradd Housemaid Female 17 1844 Chadwell, Essex, England
1871 - Unable to locate
In 1881 - 1 Bond Street, Grays Thurrock RG11/1753/16 p26
Henry Bradd Head Married Male 68 1813 General Grocer Orsett, Essex, England
Mary Bradd Wife Married Female 65 1816 Horndon, Essex, England
Mary Bradd Daughter Single Female 37 1844 Domestic Serv (Unemployed) Chadwell St Mary, Essex, England
| Bradd, Mary (I0383)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I0945)
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Burles George Rochford 4a 602 March 1897 | Burles, George (I1274)
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Can find no record of Selina's death in the GRo indexes. however there is a monumental inscription to her dated 1939 on Find My Past. | Wright, Selina (I0530)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2031)
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Caroline Smith was baptised 10 May 1823 in Horndon on the Hill, the daughter of Thomas & Elizabeth. | Smith, Caroline (I1256)
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Charles was 21 and Sarah was 24.
Witnesses were Henry Bassett and Louise Smith. | Family: Charles Brown / Sarah Smith (F063)
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Charles was a "Light Comedian" aged 32 and Lillian was a blouse saleswoman aged 28. They were bachelor and spinster. He was living at 110 Bayswater Place, Leeds and she lived at 14 Bayswater Terrace, Leeds at the time of the marriage. Charles's father was Edwin James Wright, a cycle maker (deceased) and Lillian's father was Bertwell Peters, a restaurant proprietor. Witnesses to the marriage were J. W. Conway and Ethel Crowder. | Family: Charles Gerald Wright / Lillian Constance Peters (F128)
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Charles was a bachelor aged 29 and Mary Ann (Marion) a spinster aged 28. We know that Charles was previously married in 1878 so his stating that he was a bachelor is a lie. Both parties were living at 7 Reedworth Street, Lambeth at the time of the marriage. Charles's father was George Broughton, a grocer and Marion's father was James Wright (deceased) a master mariner. Witnesses were George Wilson and Elizabeth Lea. | Family: Charles Eusden Broughton / Mary Ann Wright (F310)
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Charles was a licensed victualler from Ware. | Phillips, Charles Henry (I0570)
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Charles was a widower aged 30 and Annie was a spinster aged 25. He was a railway clerk living at 317 Shirland Road, Paddington and she was living at 16 Market Hill, Maldon. Fathers' names were John White, a gentleman and James Wright, a captain in the merchant service. Witnesses to the marriage were Geo A. Osterfield and Percival E Kirk. | Family: Charles Nathaniel White / Annie Wright (F426)
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Charles was baptised in South Ockendon on 4 May 1800. His parents were William & Elizabeth Savill.
In 1851 in South Ockendon lived
Charles Savill aged 51, an ag lab who was born in South Ockendon
Elizabeth Savill his wife aged 48 who was born in South Ockendon
Charles his son aged 14 who was born in South Ockendon
Joseph his son aged 11 who was born in South Ockendon
Eliza his daughter aged 9 who was born in South Ockendon
? his son aged 5 who was born in South Ockendon (unreadable) | Savill, Charles (I0327)
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Charles was baptised on 28 August 1796 in Hockley Essex. His parents were William & Sarah Murrell.
From an article in "The Essex Family Historian", May 2002.
According to a report in the Chelmsford Chronicle, on the 8th of July 1808 a vessel belonging to Mr William Murrell of Hullbridge, Hockley, was on its return from Northfleet to Hullbridge in the evening of Wednesday se'nnight, when near the Whitaker beacon, a sudden squall occasioned a wave to break over the same, which washed the son of Mr Murrell (a boy, 12 years of age) overboard and he was drowned. The body of the infortunate youth has not since been found.
This advertisement appeared on the front page of the same issue and read: If the body of Charles Murrell a lad of about 12 years of age, who was washed overboard on Wednesday the 29th ult. near the Whitaker beacon, should be found, it is requested that the same be carefully conveyed to his father, Mr William Murrell, of Hullbridge, Hockley, Essex, who will pay a reward of 10 guineas - the said youth was dressed in a blue jacket, striped waistcoat and canvas trowsers (sic).
There was no report in the newspaper that the body was found, but Philip Benton's "History of Rochford Hundred" (1873) refers to a gravestone in St Peter's Hockley, which records the burial on 19th July 1808 of Charles Murrell 'lost in a heavy gale of wind in the Swin.... and his body being found at Harwich" | Murrell, Charles (I0715)
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Charles was christened in Framlingham on 17 June 1821
1851 England, Wales & Scotland Census
Back Street, Framlingham, Plomesgate, Suffolk, England
Charles Watling Head Married Male 33 1818 Agricultural Labourer Framlingham, Suffolk, England
Charlotte Watling Wife Married Female 33 1818 Gloveress Framlingham, Suffolk, England
Sarah A Watling Daughter - Female 9 1842 Scholar Framlingham, Suffolk, England
Shadrach Watling Son - Male 7 1844 Scholar Framlingham, Suffolk, England
Fore Street, Framlingham, Plomesgate, Suffolk, England
Charles Watling Head Married Male 72 1819 Roadman Suffolk, England
Charlotte Watling Wife Married Female 74 1817 Governess Suffolk, England | Watling, Charles (I1228)
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Charlotte Brad & William Travis married in Orsett on 9 October 1847, were bachelor and spinster, both of full age. Their fathers were Benjamin Brad a labourer and James Travis a labourer. The witnesses were unreadable. | Family: William Travis / Charlotte Bradd (F289)
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Charlotte Galley was baptised with her sister Sarah in Great Leighs on 8 August 1802.
Her parents were Thomas and Mary.
Found in the Great Leighs parish register. | Galley, Charlotte (I0246)
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Charlotte Tuck was baptised on 14 November 1830 at St Mary, Weston, Lincolnshire. | Tuck, Charlotte (I036)
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Chief Stoker RN. Husband of Annie Nash of 3 King Edward Road, Stanford le Hope, Essex. No known grave. Commemorated on Chatham Naval Memorial, Kent panel 4. | Nash, Henry Charles (I1070)
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Civil Registration event: Birth
Name: ROBINSON, Cecil Howard
Registration District: Camberwell
County: London
Year of Registration: 1898
Month of Quarter: Jan-Feb-Mar
Volume No: 1D
Page No: 949
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Comment in register states "Killed by horse falling on him". | Bradd, James (I0323)
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Data on Robert provided by Don Murrells.
He died in 1889 in Virley. He was a merchant and inn keeper.
Have a copy of his will. | Murrell, Robert (I0705)
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Data on Samuel was provided by Don Murrells.
In 1881 he was living in Wharf Road, Salcott, Essex.
Samuel was a hay and straw merchant. He died aged 48 in 1882. | Murrell, Samuel (I0704)
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Date of birth taken from "Mistleyman's Log" by R. J. Horlock published in 1977.
Richard was a barge owner, boat builder and wharfinger. | Horlock, Richard (I1184)
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Date of birth taken from "Mistleyman's Log" by R. J. Horlock published in 1977. | Horlock, John (I1188)
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Date of birth taken from "Mistleyman's Log" by R. J. Horlock published in 1977. This conflicts with a Monumental Inscription which says that Richard Horlock, husband of Elizabeth and father of John and Richard was buried at Hammersmith in 1775, aged 78.
Hammersmith parish register shows that Richard was buried on 1 May 1774 aged 73. | Horlock, Richard (I1186)
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Date of death known from an email from Patience Sambrook. | Blatch, Robert (I0904)
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Date of death known from an email from Patience Sambrook. | Blatch, John (I0897)
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Date of death supplied by Eliza's great granddaughter.
Ref 107/1773/167
In 1851 Eliza George aged 16 lived with her parents, John George aged 41 a brickfield labourer who was born in Hertfordshire and Caroline George aged 34 who was born in Reading, Berkshire. Eliza was born in London.
When Eliza married Walter Shead in 1855 she gave her name as Eliza Wilson and her father's name as William Wilson. She also stated that her maiden name was Wilson on the birth cert of her son Walter Shead. When she married James Ellingford in 1867 she gave her father's name as John George. This is very puzzling.
2014 - Have discovered that Caroline gave birth to Eliza before she was married - hence she was really Eliza Wilson. She probably took the surname George after her mother married John George in 1842.
In 1901 Ref RG13/1659/104 page 6 - at 41 Clarence Road, Grays
James O'Connell aged 45, a decorative painter born in Birkenhead, Cheshire
Mary Ann O'Connell, his wife aged 31 born in Grays
Eliza Ellingford his mother in law aged 67, born in Commercial Road, London | Wilson, Eliza (I1071)
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Date of marriage found in Boyd's Marriage Index.
Church record shows that Thomas was a widower of Hammersmith and Abigail was a spinster of St George, Hanover Square. | Family: Thomas Horlock / Abigail Rich (F338)
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Date of marriage from FamilySearch. | Family: / (F400)
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Date of marriage from LDS web site. | Family: Robert Horlock / Lucy or Louisa Barefoot (F332)
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Date of marriage gained from the IGI. | Family: John Bradd / Mary Ann Dalladay (F106)
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Dates of birth and death taken from "Mistleyman's Log" by R. J. Horlock published in 1977. | Horlock, Mary (I1189)
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Dates of birth and death taken from "Mistleyman's Log" by R. J. Horlock published in 1977. | Horlock, Phillis (I1185)
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Dates of Samuel's birth and death from "Mistleyman's Log" by R. J. Horlock, 1977. | Horlock, Samuel (I1162)
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David Gayler was a bachelor aged 24, and Harriet Ellingford was a spinster aged 22. They were both residing at 25 Victoria Road and David's occupation was carman. Their fathers were William Gayler, also a carman and William Ellingford, a land bailiff. Witnesses to the marriage were James Ellingford and Mary Ann Tucker. Harriet signed her name but David signed with a cross. | Family: David Gaylor / Harriet Ellingford (F301)
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DEARDEN, ETHEL SAVILLE
GRO Reference: 1877 D Quarter in MACCLESFIELD Volume 08A Page 140 | Dearden, Ethel (I2219)
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Deaths Dec 1870
Robinson Charles 84 Orsett 4a 101 | Robinson, Charles (I1470)
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Deaths Dec 1884
Lea Maria Elizabeth 56 Gainsbro' 7a 464 | Riggall, Maria Elizabeth (I234)
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Deaths Dec 1898
Gladwin Mary 78 Glanford B. 7a 407 | Jacklin, Mary (I259)
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Deaths Dec 1898
Whitwell Isaac 72 Orsett 4a 265 | Whitwell, Isaac (I1068)
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Deaths Dec 1912
Dennis James 77 Rochford 4a 685 | Dennis, James (I0156)
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Deaths Jun 1894
Bratten Barr 70 Caistor 7a 349 | Bratton, Barr (I299)
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Deaths Jun 1896
Lea Ann 101 Spilsby 7a 314 | Ann (I236)
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Deaths Jun 1897
Watling Charles 78 Plomesgate 4a 485 | Watling, Charles (I1228)
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Deaths Jun 1928
Dale Sarah 78 Glanford B. 7a 721 | Turner, Sarah Ann (I287)
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Deaths Jun 1943
Ellingford Louisa 58 Thurrock 4a 509 | Bettis, Louisa (I2573)
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Deaths Mar 1910
BRATTON Eliza 51 Glanford B. 7a 426 | Green, Eliza (I228)
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Deaths Mar 1930
Gladwin Elizabeth 78 Glanford B. 7a 803 | East, Elizabeth (I251)
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Deaths Mar 1930
Messer Alfred R 65 Bournemouth 2b 1032 | Messer, Alfred Reuben (I2358)
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Deaths Sep 1877
BROWN David 58 Chelmsford 4a 128 | Brown, David (I2248)
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Deaths Sep 1919
JEFFRIES Alice 98 W.Ham 4a 186 | Robinson, Alice (I1534)
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Deaths Sep 1929
DENNIS Mary A 84 Rochford 4a 508 | Burles, Mary Ann (I0146)
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December Quarter of 1847 in the St.George Hanover Square Registration District. | Family: Thomas Hayes / Mary Ann Perryman (F436)
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Details of burial found on Rettendon fiche in Southend branch of ERO.
Received from Janet Codd in March 2012.
Comments: I have traced my ancestors back to Richard Horlock of Northfleet d1818. I have recently been contacted by jacqueline who I believe has also contacted you re this family. She has led me to believe that Richard may be the illegitimate son of Samuel Horlock d1796. In my research I have previously ploughed through the Northfleet parish records on Medway County Council's website Cityark. Along with records of the baptisms of my Richards children and those of Margaret and Samuel Horlock who I believe to be his brother, I also came across the following which may interest you . There are records of baptisms of the children of Samuel and Elizabeth his wife: Elizabeth April 17th 1765; Jemima Sept 29th 1767 died and buried July 24th 1768; Sally (Sarah?) July 4th 1769 and Robert Dec 5th 1774. It would seem that from at least 1765-1774 Samuel had a base in Northfleet- do you think this possible from what you know. Look forward to hearing from you. Janet | Horlock, Samuel (I1155)
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Details of death from US Social Security Death Index.
He is buried in St John's cemetery in Queens, NY, USA. | Vago, John (I0408)
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Details of the marriage found in the Eastwood parish registers.
Witnesses were Ellen Claydon, Elizabeth Ray, Sarah Burles and Perrin Burles. | Family: Stephen Burles / Emma Claydon (F027)
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Details supplied by Malcolm Jones. | Paveling, John (I1622)
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Dick & Ivy married on 11th September 1939 at Southend Registry office. The witnesses were L.J.G. Savill and Ted Wright. | Family: Richard Thomas Johnstone / Ivy Florence Clara Savill (F026)
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Did I give you the name of Robert Hayes' wife? We only just confirmed that her last name was Carden. Born approximately 1904. She is either Marguerite or Margaret -- I think known as both. Her father's last name may have been Cardina.
| Carden, Marguerite (I1440)
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Died aged 51 on 15/4/1960 | Gladwin, George William (I165)
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DIGBY, - GALLEY
GRO Reference: 1850 J Quarter in CHELMSFORD Volume 12 Page 46 | Digby, Phoebe (I2542)
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Dorothy Olive Wright remembers in August 1998 that her Grandfather Edwin James had a sister called Ann who had two daughters that were competitive swimmers. She lived in Barking at one time and taught elocution.
1881 census for Market Hill, Maldon St Peter shows:
Annie Wright aged 16 born in Maldon, living with Isabella & Thomas Hayes
The following was learned in January 2003 from an email from Keith Nisbet. Annie had two daughters, Isabel Mary and Irene. Annie was married twice, firstly to a Charles Nathaniel White and then to a chap named Downes.
In 1891 at 9 Bracewell Road, Fulham - RG12/44/58
Chas White aged 30, a cashier on the railway, born in Wiltshire
Annie White his wife aged 26, born in Maldon, Essex
Leonard White his son aged 3 born in Notting Hill, London
In 1901 at 13 Heigham Road, East Ham RG13/1603/150 page 3
Annie White, widow aged 33 living on own means, born in Maldon, Essex
Irene Florence White, daughter aged 9 born in Willesden, London
Isabel Mary White, daughter aged 6 born in Willesden, London
Address 54 WELLWOOD RD GOODMAYES ESSEX County Essex RG14PN9904 RG78PN521B RD191 SD2 ED55 SN260
DOWNES, JOHN HEAD MARRIED M 59 COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER PIANOS STOKEHOLME NOTTS
DOWNES, ANNIE WIFE MARRIED 7 F 44 MALDON ESSEX
DOWNES, GODFREY SON SINGLE M 20 SHOP ASSISTANT BRIDLINGTON YORKS
WHITE, IRENE STEPDAUGHTER SINGLE F 19 SHORTHAND TYPIST PADDINGTON LONDON
WHITE, ISABELLE STEPDAUGHTER SINGLE F 16 HARLESDEN
Annie died aged 75 of Myocardial degeneration and arterio sclerosis on 9 April 1940 at Little Heath House, Ilford. Her address at the time was 230 Ashburton Avenue, Ilford and she was the widow of John Downes, a piano traveller. Her death was registered by her daughter I. M. Edwards of 35 Vincent Court, Hendon. | Wright, Annie (I0338)
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Dorothy was born 21 January 1912 in Liverpool.
She was confirmed on 25 February 1935 at St George's Cathedral, Cape Town.
Following the death of her husband in Essex in March 1994, her son Ken found her a place in a nursing home near where he lived in Yeovil. This was at Forest View, 100-104 West Coker Road. She was found to have cancer of the colon and she died 22 September 1994 in Yeovil District Hospital, Somerset.
Dorothy was cremated and her ashes were scattered in Willingale, Essex on New Years Day 2000. | Stein, Dorothy (I0004)
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Dorothy Wright remembers her uncle Gerald (Charles Gerald) having a son named Peter. We have now established that the child was actually named Gerald Peter but was known as Peter.
He was born on September 2nd 1925 at Hill Side, Ashingdon in Rochford RD. His father's occupation was Light Comedian.
His daughter Carolyn wrote in 2006 "my dad had beautiful white blonde hair and amazing bright blue eyes when he was a baby but his hair got darker. His height was about five eight. I have a picture of him at my brothers wedding in the seventies, and my mum and dad met while working in Sainsburys in Goodmayes Essex just before the war. "
Gerald & Doris divorced in 1968. He met Doris Tuck in the early 1970s and moved to Ashford with her and her daughter.
Gerald Peter William Wright died aged 64 on 12th December 1989 at 22 Kilndown Close, Ashford, Kent of bronchopneumonia. The death was registered by Doris Esther Tuck of the same address who was present at the death. Gerald's occupation was driver, retired. | Wright, Gerald Peter William (I0360)
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Dwelling 39 Greens End, Woolwich, Kent, England
In 1881 - RG11/0748/88 Page 4
Ralph Harvey, head aged 47 born in Essex, a tea dealer
Elizabeth Harvey, his wife aged 37 born in Oxford
Ralph J. Harvey his son aged 16, born in Kent, a grocer
Stanford B. Harvey his son aged 14 born in Kent, a scholar
Bessie S. Harvey his daughter aged 12 born in Kent, a scholar
Susannah Harvey his daughter aged 6 born in Kent, a scholar
Isabel Harvey his daughter aged 8 born in Kent, a scholar
Arthur W. Harvey his son aged 5 born in Kent, a scholar
Walter R. Harvey his son aged 1 born in Kent
Louise J. Motter an unmarried governess aged 26 born Channel Islands
Mary Carnell aged 15, born in Hampshire, a general servt
John H. Hannaford aged 23, unmarried, born in Devon, a tea dealer's clerk
Edward Bell, unmarried aged 22 born in Essex, a cheesemonger
Edward Knight, unmarried aged 20 born in Kent, a grocer
| Harvey, Ralph (I1563)
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Eastwood parish register shows that Ralph Robinson & Olive Ashton were married 9 July 1709. Marriage was by licence. Record of licence found on English Origins website. | Family: Ralph Robinson / Olive Ashton (F418)
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Edna and her husband Eddie lived at Nunsthorpe.
Births Mar 1909
Pattinson Edna Lavina Grimsby 7a 569 | Pattinson, Edna Lavinia (I105)
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Edward Perrin died aged 64 and was buried in Gt Wakering on 20 April 1823. | Perrin, Edward (I1604)
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Edwin James Wright was a tin plate worker living in Twickenham in 1880 (From marriage certificate).
He was a zinc worker, living at 7 Clements Road, Bermondsey, in 1881 (From son's birth certificate).
This was the grandfather of Dorothy Olive Wright. She told the following tale in June 1998.
Edwin James ran a cycle store in Richmond Avenue, off the High Street, Southend on Sea in the 1880s. He made cycles and also gave cycling lessons. Dorothy's mother, then a young girl, took cycling lessons and met and fell in love with Edwin's son - also Edwin James. This cycle factory was on the opposite side of the road to the shop that existed until 1964.
Edwin James (the elder) had a younger brother Bob who went to America. He wrote home about the invalid carriages and baby carriages that he saw in the States and this prompted Edwin to open a hire service, supplying these items to the public.
Wright's hire service was established in 1884 at number 1, Richmond Avenue and was demolished in 1964 to make way for a ring road. It was run at that time by Herbert Henry Wright the grandson of Edwin James the founder. The ring road was never built and at this time (June 1998) a car park stands on the site.
Further information gained from Dorothy Olive Wright in August 1998. Edwin James senior lived at Holly Lodge, Grove Road before renting 1 Richmond Avenue, Southend on Sea. He also lived at one time in Brewery Road, Southend on Sea.
Dorothy also remembers that Edwin James had two sisters, Popsie (which could be a nickname) and Ann. Popsie had a daughter Natalie, who married an Asian doctor. Ann lived in Barking at one time and gave elocution lessons. Popsie lived in Westcliff on Sea and used to visit Edwin James senior in Southend.
Edwin was born in Wants Road, Maldon, Essex - Dorothy remembers her grandfather saying he was born in Wants and had been living in wants ever since.
The 1891 census shows the following people living at 3 Albion Villas, Brewery Road, Southend on Sea, Essex.
Edwin James Wright aged 30 a gasfitter who was born in Maldon
Emily E his wife aged 30 who was born in Colchester
Edwin J his son aged 10 who was born in London
Winifred E his daughter aged 7 who was born in Southend
Isabel his daughter aged 4 who was born in Southend
Grace his daughter aged 1 who was born in Southend
Alice I Wright his sister aged 22 (acting as servant) who was born in Maldon. (This could be Popsie)
Hannah Briton a servant aged 15 who was born in Cold Norton
In 1901 the family were living at 28 Grove Road, Southend on Sea
E Wright aged 41 a cycle maker born in England
EE Wright his wife aged 41 born in England
EJ Wright jr. his son aged 20 a cycle maker born in England
Winnie Wright his daughter aged 17 born in England
Gerald Wright his son aged 8 born in England
In 1911 - Edwin senior was living apart from his wife, who was living in Westcliff with their son.
Dorothy also remembers cousins of Edwin James, named Ralph and Dollie Herring, living in Heygate Avenue, Southend on Sea. Other members of the Herring family lived in "a big house not far from St John's Church". This would have been in the late 1910s to 1920s.
Edwin James died of morbus cordis & congestion of liver at 1 Richmond Avenue, Southend on Christmas Eve 1921. He was buried in grave number 3452, Sutton Road Cemetery, Southend. | Wright, Edwin James (I0091)
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Eileen Jane SPENCER Sadly passed away on Thursday 26th November 2015, aged 91 years. In loving memory of our Dearest Mum, Nan and Great Nan. Much loved and deeply missed by all her Family. Funeral service to be held at Basildon & District Crematorium on Friday 18th December 2015 at 3.20pm. | Savill, Eileen Jane (I0060)
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ELINGFORD, WILLIAM JAMES WILSON
GRO Reference: 1873 D Quarter in ORSETT Volume 04A Page 172 | Ellingford, William James (I1074)
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Eliza Bradd was maid of all work aged 14 years, in the home of Samuel Sanders and his wife Eliza. They had a Bakery and Grocer's shop in Baker Street and in 1851 had 4 small children. Eliza's Sister Hannah aged 16 years was a servant in the home of Richard James the miller and his wife Catherine. These sisters were the daughters of Benjamin Bradd an agricultural labourer and his wife Harriet Dalladay. Their elder sister Harriet had also been a servant but had recently married and she and her husband were living with her widowed father.
1851 census - Baker Street, Orsett, Essex HO107/1773/331 p21
Eliza Brad Servant -Female 14 1837 Serv Of All Work Orsett, Essex | Bradd, Eliza (I1532)
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Eliza Burles was baptised in Great Wakering Congregational Church on 31 July 1864. Her parents were Stephen & Emma.
1871 9 John Street, South Shoebury RG10/1670/76 p42
Stephen Burles aged 34, ag lab born Eastwood
Emma Burles his wife aged 30 born Tillingham
Eliza Burles aged 6 born South Shoebury
William Burles aged 5 South Shoebury
George Burles aged 3 South Shoebury
John Burles aged 7 months South Shoebury
Eliza Claydon Visitor Female 18 1853 Essex, England
1881 census - 231 Chester Place, Lambeth, London
Eliza Burles Servant Single Female 16 1865 Nursemaid Domestic Servant Shoeburyness, Essex, England
1891 census - Salisbury Terrace, Salisbury Road, Christchurch, Hampshire RG12; Piece: 903; Folio: 44; Page: 33
Alfred R Messer Head Married Male 25 1866 Joiner Shoemaker Bath, Somerset, England
Eliza Messer Wife Married Female 25 1866 Shoeburyness
Ruben S Messer Son Male 0 1891 Bournemouth, Hampshire, England
1901 census - 8 Salisbury Road, Bournemouth, Hampshire RG13; Piece: 1044; Folio: 17; Page: 26
Alfred Messer Head Married Male 36 1865 Boot & Shoe Maker Bath, Somerset, England
Eliza Messer Wife Married Female 36 1865 Shoeburyness, Essex, England
Reuben Messer Son Male 10 1891 Boscombe, Hampshire, England
Dorothy Messer Daughter Female 5 1896 Boscombe, Hampshire, England
Mary Gunnell Boarder Widow Female 57 1844 Living On Own Means Ottery St Mary, Devon, England
William Gunnell Boarder Single Male 30 1871 Bank Clerk Devon, England
1911 census - 8 Salisbury Road, Bournemouth, Hampshire RG14PN5851 RG78PN267 RD95 SD2 ED20 SN348
Alfred Ruben Messer Head Married Male Boot Maker 46 1865 Bath
Eliza Messer Wife Married Female 46 1865 Shouberyness Essex
Ruben Messer Son Single Male Boot Maker 20 1891 Boscombe
Dorothy Constance Messer Daughter Single Female Drapry Assistant 15 1896 Boscombe
Maria Daisy Messer Daughter Female 8 1903 Boscombe
Voilet Messer Daughter Female 0 1911 - | Burles, Eliza (I0298)
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Eliza Stebbings was baptised in Dunton between March and October 1823. There is no actual date shown. Her parents were Samuel and Sarah. | Stebbings, Eliza (I1004)
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Eliza was baptised in Woodham Ferrers on 1 September 1839.
Eliza died aged one and a half years and was buried on 18th April 1841 at Woodham Ferrers. | Wright, Eliza (I1360)
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Eliza was baptised on 5 March 1833 in Horndon on the Hill. A note in the register states "said to have been baptised 5 December 1814". | Robinson, Eliza (I1547)
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Elizabeth & George were both of full age at the time of the marriage. George was a teacher and his father also George Henry was deceased. George's place of residence was 8 Theobalds Road. Elizabeth's father was Francis Poole, also deceased. | Family: George Henry Tucker / Elizabeth Poole (F496)
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Elizabeth Ada Schulze was born on 1 May 1888, the daughter of Frederick Schulze and Margareth nee Orb. Frederick was a sugar house labourer.
When Elizabeth married Antony Stein she was Elizabeth Edith on the marriage certificate.
She died on 13 May 1963 of Toxcaemia, Liver Abcess and Bronchopneumonia at Broadgreen Hospital, Liverpool, aged 75. Her address at the time was 15 Colwell Close, Liverpool. She was the widow of Anthony Stein, a recreation hall steward and her son Ernest of 11 Aspes Road, Liverpool 12, registered the death. | Schultz, Elizabeth Ada (I0199)
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Elizabeth Ann French was baptised 5 December 1813 at Colchester, St. James. Her parents were Philip, a harness maker and Abigail. | French, Elizabeth Ann (I0288)
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Elizabeth Blackwell was baptised 15 April 1808 at Chelmsford Essex. | Blackwell, Elizabeth (I1143)
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Elizabeth Murrell, daughter of William Murrell was baptised in Rettendon on 20 June 1790. | Murrell, Elizabeth (I1200)
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Elizabeth Oakley was baptised in Orsett on 9 February 1817, the same day as her sister Martha. | Oakley, Elizabeth (I1059)
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Elizabeth Smith was baptised 8 April 1821 in Horndon on the Hill, the daughter of Thomas & Elizabeth. | Smith, Elizabeth (I1255)
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Elizabeth was named in her father's will. She was not described as "a natural child" therefore we can gather that she was born in wedlock. | Horlock, Elizabeth (I1546)
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Elizabeth was the second wife of William Downs. | Barker, Elizabeth (I0217)
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Ellen (known as Elsie) was a spinster aged 24 and Donald a bachelor aged 25 at the time of the marriage. Donald's profession was Gunner RA. She was residing at 64 Palmeston Road, South Stifford and he was residing at 94 Dock Road, Little Thurrock. Witnesses to the marriage were Sidney Davis and Leonard Savill. | Family: Donald Beatty Savill / Ellen Elizabeth Elsie Davis (F033)
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