30. Charlotte Elizabeth Albert
BURIAL: Charlotte Buckingham �tab�abt 1809 �tab�25 Oct 1834 �tab�St Pancras �tab�Camden
see Genealogy\\pereira\\Images\\BuckinghamCharlotteBur18341025.jpgwas born 28 May 1799 was christened 22 Jun 1799 in St. Marylebone, Middlesex, Eng and died 18 Oct 1834 in Regent Place West, London, England at age 35.
Notes from email of Linda Powers dated 26th nov 2003:-
In the IGI there is a record for "Charlotte Elizth. Albert, daughter of John Willm. Albert and his wife Sarah, christened 22 Jun 1799 at St. Maryleborne, Saint Mary-st. Marylbone Roads, London, England."In the IGI there is a record for the marriage of Charlotte Elizabeth Albert to John George Green on 15 Jun 1818 at Westminster, Saint James, London, England.
The original christening date of 1811 would make Charlotte only aged 7 at her wedding. However, the 1811 christening is identical with sister Maria Rebecca Charlotte Albert and Manasseh Lopez Pereira (Mother's brother)
In an email dated 31 Oct 2001, Katharine Williams wrote, "Charlotte Elizabeth ALBERT married twice: firstly to John George GREEN (son of William Crompton and Ann Elizabeth GREEN), and secondly to my ancestor, James Alexander Silk BUCKINGHAM of H.M. Customs. I have not located the second Marriage. However, Charlotte Elizabeth died in October 1834 in London, leaving at least one child by her first marriage and a son Robert Silk BUCKINGHAM (born circa 1832, died 1853 in Jamaica, West Indies).
She continued: "My reference to Charlotte Elizabeth's Death comes from a man conducting a BUCKINGHAM one-name study, as follows:-
Maydsley, page 258, "communicated by DeBernardy Brothers, Next-of-Kin Gazette and Parish Clerks Register. Died October 1834 at Regent Place West, Charlotte Elizabeth, wife of James Silk Buckingham, Esq., and daughter of William John Albert, Esq., Late of H. M. Customs". Letters of Administration, PCC
Middlesex, December 1834.She is named in Sir Menasseh Masseh Lopes's will as daughter of Sarah Albert and is referred to as "Charlotte Elizabeth Green."
In Dame Charlotte Lopes's will of 1831 she left £100 to each of Sarah Albert's daughters.
In an email dated 31 Oct 2001, Katharine Williams wrote, "What I did find about Charlotte Elizabeth ALBERT was on a microfilm I brought in to the local Latter Day Saints Church (microfilm #1042319 - Marriages at St. James Picadilly, Westminster, London, England, 1803-1863). This was a Church of England. I was checking the 1831 marriage of the sister of my ancestor, James Alexander Silk BUCKINGHAM, at that church, and found this interesting & very unusual Marriage entry:
"John George GREEN a minor & Charlotte Elizabeth GREEN a minor, both of this parish (formerly Charlotte Elizabeth ALBERT), they having been already married to each other at Gretna Green according to the Rites and ceremonies of the Church of Scotland, by & with the consent of Ann Elizabeth GREEN, widow, the Sole Guardian appointed in & by the Will of William Crompton GREEN, deceased, Whilst living the Natural & Lawful Father of the said John George GREEN (unreadable) by (unreadable) with the consent of William John ALBERT Esq., the Natural & Lawful Father of the said Charlotte Elizabeth GREEN in order to obviate any doubts that may arise touching and concerning the validity of the aforesaid Marriage already had Solemnized between them. This Marriage was again Solemnized by Licence this Fifteenth day of June in the year 1818 - by me Edward MEDLEY clerk in orders.
This marriage was again solenmized between us.....(signed) John George GREEN, & Charlotte Elizabeth GREEN (formerly ALBERT)."
WITNESSES: W. J. ALBERT, William COLE, (unreadable) GRANT, Esther (FRANCIS?).
It would appear that Charlotte and John eloped, as minors, to Gretna Green, Scotland, and were married there. However, I can find no record of the marriage. It is understandable that the parents thought the first marriage illegal, hence a second and "proper" ceremony. I don't know when John George GREEN died. Charlotte Elizabeth's second marriage to James Alexander Silk BUCKINGHAM but it may have been about 1832. James was aged 19 in 1832 and Charlotte aged 32-33 - quite a difference in age!Charlotte died in 1834 in England and James was transferred to Savana-la-Mar,Westmoreland, Jamaica, with the Customs Service the following year. I think that the Robert Silk BUCKINGHAM who died at Westmoreland, Jamaica, in 1853, aged 21, would have been a child of Charlotte Elizabeth & James BUCKINGHAM, but have no proof until I locate his birth in England.
In a letter to Alan and Margaret Pereira dated 30 March 2003, Peter Pereira wrote, "Maria Rebecca Charlotte Albert married James Alexander Silk possibly Silk-Buckingham at St. George, Bloomsbury, 5 March 1835. I wrote to H.M. Customs and Excise in London asking for any information or details of his of his service with the department. I had three letters in reply from different branches who were unable to help, but at least I had replies."
In an email dated 12 April 2003, Katherine Williams wrote, "From S. Dennis Buckingham of Marratxi, Mallorca, Spain (23 Feb. 2000); Next of Kin and Parish Clerks Register:
Died 18th October 1834 at Regent Place West, Charlotte Elizabeth, wife of James Silk Buckingham Esq., and daughter of William John Albert, Esq, late of H.M. Customs. (Dennis conducts a Buckingham one-name study for England. He was under the impression that Charlotte was a second wife of James Silk Buckingham, the father of James Alexander Silk B., until I requested a record searcher to locate a Will for Charlotte Elizabeth, and received the following Admon.)
PCC Administration, Dec. 1834:
On the eighteenth day, Admon of the Goods, Chattels and Credits of Charlotte Elizabeth Buckingham, late of Regent Place West in the Parish of Saint Pancras in the County of Middlesex, deceased, was granted to James Alexander Silk Buckingham, the lawful husband of the said Deceased having been first sworn duly to Administer. 600 Pounds. Date: December 1834.
She went on, "With regard to the closest parish church to Regent Place West if one was looking for Charlotte's burial and gravestone, Dennis Buckingham advised, "Although Westminster was incorporated into St. Pancras I still feel we should be looking near Marylebone Road rather than Regents Street. By coincidence, I know the area fairly well having been born in St. Johns Avenue, Hampstead.....the Regent Place West has a Regents Park ring to it. " I have checked my Greater London A - Z map, and located Regent Place, W1, running off Regent Street. It is difficult to see, being such a short street!"She was baptized 2 Jan 1811 in St. Pancras Old Church, Pancras Road, Middlesex.
Charlotte married John George GREEN son of William Crompton GREEN and Ann Elizabeth, 15 Jun 1818 in Saint James, Westminster, London, England.
Charlotte next married James Alexander Silk BUCKINGHAM son of James Silk BUCKINGHAM and Elizabeth JENNINGS, <5 Mar 1835> in St. George, Bloomsbury.
James was born 29 Jun 1813 and was christened 1817 in Mylor, Cornwall, England.Noted events in his life were:
He worked as a Collector of Customs.
The child from this marriage was:
Robert Silk BUCKINGHAM was born about 1832 died 1853 in Jamaica, West Indies about age 21, and was buried 25 Oct 1853 in Logwoods, Westmoreland Parish, Jamaica.
BIRTH: British India Office births & baptisms
Parish register transcripts from the Presidency of Bombay, 1709-1948
John George Green Born 06 Dec 1798 Bombay
Father's William Green
Mother Anne Elizabeth
Ref N-3-3 Folio 349
Marriage Notes for Charlotte Elizabeth Albert and John George Green
MARRIAGE: In an email dated 31 Oct 2001, Katharine Williams wrote, "What I did find about Charlotte Elizabeth ALBERT was on a microfilm I brought in to the local Latter Day Saints Church (microfilm #1042319 - Marriages at St. James Picadilly, Westminster, London, England, 1803-1863). This was a Church of England. I was checking the 1831 marriage of the sister of my ancestor, James Alexander Silk BUCKINGHAM, at that church, and found this interesting & very unusual Marriage entry:
"John George GREEN a minor & Charlotte Elizabeth GREEN a minor, both of this parish (formerly Charlotte Elizabeth ALBERT), they having been already married to each other at Gretna Green according to the Rites and ceremonies of the Church of Scotland, by & with the consent of Ann Elizabeth GREEN, widow, the Sole Guardian appointed in & by the Will of William Crompton GREEN, deceased, Whilst living the Natural & Lawful Father of the said John George GREEN (unreadable) by (unreadable) with the consent of William John ALBERT Esq., the Natural & Lawful Father of the said Charlotte Elizabeth GREEN in order to obviate any doubts that may arise touching and concerning the validity of the aforesaid Marriage already had Solemnized between them. This Marriage was again Solemnized by Licence this Fifteenth day of June in the year 1818 - by me Edward MEDLEY clerk in orders.
This marriage was again solenmized between us.....(signed) John George GREEN, & Charlotte Elizabeth GREEN (formerly ALBERT)."
WITNESSES: W. J. ALBERT, William COLE, (unreadable) GRANT, Esther (FRANCIS?).It would appear that Charlotte and John eloped, as minors, to Gretna Green, Scotland, and were married there. However, I can find no record of the marriage. It is understandable that the parents thought the first marriage illegal, hence a second and "proper" ceremony. I don't know when John George GREEN died. Charlotte Elizabeth's second marriage to James Alexander Silk BUCKINGHAM but it may have been about 1832. James was aged 19 in 1832 and Charlotte aged 32-33 - quite a difference in age! Charlotte died in 1834 in England and James was transferred to Savana-la-Mar,Westmoreland, Jamaica, with the Customs Service the following year. I think that the Robert Silk BUCKINGHAM who died at Westmoreland, Jamaica, in 1853, aged 21, would have been a child of Charlotte Elizabeth & James BUCKINGHAM, but have no proof until I locate his birth in England.
90. William Albert Crampton Glynn Green
BIRTH: Abode at Christening suggests East Indies
CHRISTENING: William Albert Crampton Glynn Green Baptism 6 Mar 1822 John George Green,
Charlotte Elizabeth Green St George the Martyr SouthwarkAt christening the birth date is shown as 23 Oct 1818. As his parents were married in London in June 1818 it would suggest they already new Charlotte was pregnant. It would be unlikely that they would have travelled back to the East Indies with her in that condition, so in all likelyhood William was born in London.
James Alexander Silk Buckingham
CHRISTENING: (Aged 9 Or 4?)
James Alexander Silk BUCKINGHAM --
In an email dated 16 June 2003 Michael Green wrote, "Another little oddity.
The IGI record for the christening of James Alexander Silk Buckingham (4 Aug 1817 St Mylor Cornwall ) gives "age at christening" as "9", whereas I thought he was born 29 June 1813. Could have been a mis-reading of "4" I suppose - or just another IGI mistake."In an email dated 23 Jan 2003, Katherine Williams wrote, "For my own connection, one major question has bothered me all along. Why would James Alexander Silk Buckingham marry Charlotte Elizabeth Albert, who was 14 years older than him? James was born 29 June 1813, place unknown, to James Silk Buckingham and Elizabeth Jennings, both of Cornwall. Father, James S., 1786-1855, was a sea captain, world traveller, author, publisher and briefly a Member of Parliament for Sheffield 1832-1837. James A.S. was the eldest son; he and his older sister, Virginia Sappho, were christened together at the Buckingham family's parish church at Mylor, Cornwall, in 1817, presumably when father was home from one of his trips to sea. Reading James Silk's Autobiography vol. 2, it appears the young family lived near London - probably near a port, but this is only a guess. If James A.S. married Charlotte Elizabeth Albert about 1831-1832, he would have been under-age, and only 18 or 19. I can think of a few reasons why such a young man would be marrying an "older woman", but doubt that the story will be found! Even Charlotte's younger sister, Maria Rebecca Charlotte Albert, was older than James. James A.S. entered the service of H.M.Customs in London about Nov. 1831 as Clerk in the Secretary's Office. He was sworn -in on 30
Dec. 1831 (source: CUST 39/175). It appears to me that his father-in-law, William John Albert, would have influenced this posting."James was transferred to Savana-la-Mar,Westmoreland, Jamaica, with the Customs Service 1835
Marriage Notes for Charlotte Elizabeth Albert and James Alexander Silk Buckingham
MARRIAGE: Both Katherine Williams and Michael Green have been researching this line. It gets a little interesting. Charlotte's first husband was John George GREEN. He died and she married James Alexander Silk BUCKINGHAM. She died, a married her sister Maria Rebecca ALBERT. Maria died, and he married Eleanor Petgrave.
Charlotte Elizabeth's second marriage to James Alexander Silk BUCKINGHAM may have been about 1832. James was aged 19 in 1832 and Charlotte aged 32-33 - quite a difference in age! Charlotte died in 1834 in England and James was transferred to Savana-la-Mar,Westmoreland, Jamaica, with the Customs Service the following year. I think that the Robert Silk BUCKINGHAM who died at Westmoreland, Jamaica, in 1853, aged 21, would have been a child of Charlotte Elizabeth & James BUCKINGHAM, but have no proof until I locate his birth in England.
Robert Silk BUCKINGHAM was born about 1832 died 1853 in Jamaica, West Indies about age 21, and was buried 25 Oct 1853 in Logwoods, Westmoreland Parish, Jamaica.
In an email dated 21 Jan 2003, Katherine Williams wrote, "I believe that the Robert Silk BUCKINGHAM buried 25 Oct. 1853 at Logwoods, Westmoreland parish, Jamaica, aged 21, was James A.S. BUCKINGHAM's son from his first marriage to Charlotte Elizabeth. This child would have been born c. 1832 and was therefore about two years old when his mother died. I have not found his baptism yet, so this is more speculation."
was born 24 Jan 1807 was christened 15 Apr 1807 in St.Pancras Old Church, Pancras Road, Middlesex and died 30 Apr 1831 at age 24.
In the IGI is a record for Emma Sophia Albert, daughter of William John Albert and Sarah, christened 15 Apr 1807 at Saint Pancras, Old Church, London, England.
She is named in Sir Menasseh Masseh Lopes's will as daughter of Sarah Albert, wife of William John Albert, Esq.
In Dame Charlotte Lopes's will of 1831 she left £100 to each of Sarah Albert's daughters.
Emma married Joshua PEPPERCORN.
Deaths Jun 1856 Peppercorn Joseph St Luke 1b 351
or
Deaths Sep 1856 PEPPERCORN Joseph Greenwich 1d 347More likely the former based on children
Marriage Notes for Emma Sophia Albert and Joseph Peppercorn
MARRIAGE: Emma Sophia Albert 14 Feb 1827 Joseph Peppercom St James, Clerkenwell
Page 196
MARRIAGES solemnized in the Parish of St James Clerkenwell in the County of MIDDLESEX, in the Year 1827
Joseph Peppercorn of this Parish
and Emma Sophia Albert of this Parish
were married in this Church by Banns this Fourteenth Day of February in the Year One thousand eight hundred and Twenty seven
«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»By me R.Milne Curate
This Marriage was solemnized between us «tab»{Joseph Peppercorn
«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»{Emma Sophia Albert
in the Presence of «tab»{J henry
«tab»«tab»{FBernwark
No.586
CHRISTENING: Albert Joseph Peppercorn Born 27 June and Baptised 19 July 1827 St James, Clerkenwell Islington Joseph Peppercorn (Writing Master) & Emma Sophia Peppercorn
93. Henry Masseh Franco Peppercorn
CHRISTENING: Henry Masseh Franco Peppercorn Born 11 August and Baptised 1 Sep 1830 St Luke, Chelsea Kensington and Chelsea. Joseph Peppercorn (Surveyor of Taxes) & Emma Sophia Peppercorn
BURIAL: Henry Massey Franco Peppercorn abt 1830 18 Nov 1830 St Luke, Chelsea Kensington and Chelsea.
Abode South Parade
35. Maria Rebecca Charlotte Albert
was born 14 Aug 1810 in St. Pancras, Middlesex, England and was christened 7 Sep 1810 in St. Mary.
Unlike her siblings, I found no record of Maria in the IGI. (Linda Powers)
In an letter to Alan and Margaret Pereira dated 30 March 2003, Peter Pereira wrote that Maria Rebecca Charlotte Albert was baptised 2 Jan 1811 at St. Pancras. This was the same day and church as Manasseh Lopes Pereira (her Uncle).
She is named in Sir Menasseh Masseh Lopes's will as daughter of Sarah Albert, wife of William John Albert, Esq.
In Dame Charlotte Lopes's will of 1831 she left £100 to each of Sarah Albert's daughters.
In an email dated 21 Jan 2003, Michael Green wrote, "James Silk Buckingham = Maria Rebecca Albert. I'm afraid I'm a bit lax in recording sources of information ! However I think it probably came from Pallott's Marriage Index which I accessed for a short time when I subscribed to Ancestry.com. The reason for saying this is that I only have the church and the year, which is what Pallott's gives you."
In an email dated 21 Jan 2003, Katherine Williams wrote, "Here is what I copied and printed from Pallot's: ALBERT, Maria Rebecca Charlotte, S(pinster?), to Jas. Alexr. Silk BUCKINGHAM, Lic., parish: St. George, Bloomsbury St., London, year 1835."
In an email dated 21 Jan 2003, Katherine Williams wrote, "Death/burial records don't seem to exist for Jamaica showing any death of a Maria BUCKINGHAM. "
In an email dated 11 April 2003, Michael Green wrote, "However I did look up the marriage of James A S Buckingham and Maria R C Albert. This took place at St Georges Bloomsbury Sq. on 7 March 1835 by licence, in the presence of John Harrison and Mary Hatton. However, James was shown as a "Batchelor", Maria a "Spinster". I would have expected that if we were right about his first marriage he would have been a "widower". If you could give me any clue about his marriage to Charlotte Elizabeth Albert I could have a look next time."
1881 Census: «tab»Dwelling:«tab»68 Buckingham Palace Rd
«tab»Census Place:«tab»St George Hanover Square, London, Middlesex, England
«tab»Source:«tab»FHL Film 1341025 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 0108 Folio 55 Page 6
«tab»Marr«tab»Age«tab»Sex«tab»Birthplace
Nathaniel GANGE«tab»U«tab»55 «tab»M«tab»London, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Head«tab»Occ:«tab»Pianoforte Maker
Maria R. C. BUCKINGHAM«tab»W«tab»69 «tab»F«tab»London, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Lodger«tab»Occ:«tab»Income From Pension
James Alexander Silk Buckingham
CHRISTENING: (Aged 9 Or 4?)
James Alexander Silk BUCKINGHAM --
In an email dated 16 June 2003 Michael Green wrote, "Another little oddity.
The IGI record for the christening of James Alexander Silk Buckingham (4 Aug 1817 St Mylor Cornwall ) gives "age at christening" as "9", whereas I thought he was born 29 June 1813. Could have been a mis-reading of "4" I suppose - or just another IGI mistake."In an email dated 23 Jan 2003, Katherine Williams wrote, "For my own connection, one major question has bothered me all along. Why would James Alexander Silk Buckingham marry Charlotte Elizabeth Albert, who was 14 years older than him? James was born 29 June 1813, place unknown, to James Silk Buckingham and Elizabeth Jennings, both of Cornwall. Father, James S., 1786-1855, was a sea captain, world traveller, author, publisher and briefly a Member of Parliament for Sheffield 1832-1837. James A.S. was the eldest son; he and his older sister, Virginia Sappho, were christened together at the Buckingham family's parish church at Mylor, Cornwall, in 1817, presumably when father was home from one of his trips to sea. Reading James Silk's Autobiography vol. 2, it appears the young family lived near London - probably near a port, but this is only a guess. If James A.S. married Charlotte Elizabeth Albert about 1831-1832, he would have been under-age, and only 18 or 19. I can think of a few reasons why such a young man would be marrying an "older woman", but doubt that the story will be found! Even Charlotte's younger sister, Maria Rebecca Charlotte Albert, was older than James. James A.S. entered the service of H.M.Customs in London about Nov. 1831 as Clerk in the Secretary's Office. He was sworn -in on 30
Dec. 1831 (source: CUST 39/175). It appears to me that his father-in-law, William John Albert, would have influenced this posting."James was transferred to Savana-la-Mar,Westmoreland, Jamaica, with the Customs Service 1835
Marriage Notes for Maria Rebecca Charlotte Albert and James Alexander Silk Buckingham
MARRIAGE: Page 327
MARRIAGES solemnized in the Parish of St. George, Bloomsbury,
in the County of Middlesex, in the Year 1835
James Alexander Silk Buckingham of this Parish Bachelor
and Maria Rebecca Charlotte Albert of this Parish Spinster
were married in this Church by licence this seventh Day of March in the Year one thousand eight hundred and thirty five
«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»By me Ernest Hawkins
This Marriage was solemnized between us «tab»{JAS Buckingham
«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»{M.R.C. Albert
in the Presence of «tab»{John Harrison
«tab»«tab»{Mary Hatten
No.944
Maria married James Alexander Silk BUCKINGHAM son of James Silk BUCKINGHAM and Elizabeth JENNINGS, 7 Mar 1835 in St. George's, Bloomsbury Square, London. James was born 29 Jun 1813 and was christened 1817 in Mylor, Cornwall, England.Both Katherine Williams and Michael Green have been researching this line. It gets a little interesting. Charlotte's first husband was John George GREEN. He died and she married James Alexander Silk BUCKINGHAM. She died, and he married her sister Maria Rebecca ALBERT. Maria died, and he married Eleanor Petgrave.
In an email dated 21 Jan 2003, Katherine Williams wrote, "Here is what I copied and printed from Pallot's:
ALBERT, Maria Rebecca Charlotte, S(pinster?), to Jas. Alexr. Silk BUCKINGHAM, Lic., parish: St. George, Bloomsbury St., London, year 1835."In an email dated 11 April 2003, Michael Green wrote, "However I did look up the marriage of James A S Buckingham and Maria R C Albert. This took place at St Georges Bloomsbury Sq. on 7 March 1835 by licence, in the presence of John Harrison and Mary Hatton. However, James was shown as a Batchelor", Maria a "Spinster". I would have expected that if we were right about his first marriage he would have been a "widower". If you could give me any clue about his marriage to Charlotte Elizabeth Albert I could have a look next time."
Subj: ALBERT family Date: 1/21/2003 11:24:51 PM Eastern Standard Time
From: kawilli@alberni.net (Katherine Williams)To: Tlspowers@cs.com
CC: michael.green73@ntlworld.com
James A.S. BUCKINGHAM married again in Westmoreland parish, Jamaica, on 10 April 1851, to Eleanor PETGRAVE. Death/burial records don't seem to exist for Jamaica showing any death of a Maria BUCKINGHAM. However, I will have to guess that the following children (from indexes microfilmed by the LDS which I have read) were Maria's. Parents' names not included, so we can speculate only:-
Charlotte E. Buckinghambapt. 1837; probably died 1837
James S." bapt. 1839
Albert " bapt. 1842 (my gt.grandfather, born c. 1841)
Charles F. " bapt. 1842 also
James H. " bapt. 1847; died 1847
Emily Helen " bapt. 1848 (All events in Westmoreland parish)James and his third wife, Eleanor, went on to have the following children:
Charlotte Emily bapt. 07 March 1852 (born Jan. 1852), Westmoreland parish
Charles G. bapt. 1855 (from index only), buried as Charles I. in 1858.
Charles A. bapt. 1860. " " " . All events in Westmoreland parish.
I believe that the Robert Silk BUCKINGHAM buried 25 Oct. 1853 at Logwoods,
Westmoreland parish, Jamaica, aged 21, was James A.S. BUCKINGHAM's son from his first marriage to Charlotte Elizabeth. This child would have been born c. 1832 and was therefore about two years old when his mother died. I have not found his baptism yet, so this is more speculation.1861 Census: Source Citation: Class: RG9; Piece: 36; Folio: 79; Page: 11; GSU roll: 542561.
Civil Parish: Chelsea Ecclesiastical parish: St Saviour County/Island: Middlesex Country: England
Registration district: Chelsea Sub-registration district: Chelsea North East ED, institution, or vessel: 3
Household schedule number: 60. 44 Hans Place, Chelsea
Household Members: Name Age
Joseph Norton «tab»Head«tab»M«tab»31 Lodging house keeper«tab»«tab»City of London
Maria Buckingham «tab»Boarder«tab»M«tab»50 wife of merchant (abroad)
Charles Buckingham do«tab»S«tab»18 son of above«tab»«tab»«tab»West Indies (B.S.)
Elizabeth Mellett «tab»serv«tab»S«tab»21 «tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»Hants, Shoddesdeen
see Genealogy\\pereira\\Census1861\\Buckingham(albert)Maria&sonCharles.jpg
1871 Census: Source Citation: Class: RG10; Piece: 23; Folio: 14; Page: 22; GSU roll: 838755.
Civil Parish: Paddington Ecclesiastical parish: All Saints County/Island: London Country: England
Registration district: Kensington Sub-registration district: St John Paddington ED, institution, or vessel: 14
Household schedule number: 140 & 141. 36 Market Street, Paddington
Household Members: Name Age
140
George Surridge«tab»Head«tab»M«tab»27 Painter«tab»Oxford town
Elizabeth Surridge «tab»Wife«tab»M«tab»24 «tab»«tab»Berks, ?
141
Maria Buckingham «tab»Lodger«tab»W«tab»60 «tab»«tab»Middx, St Pancras
see Genealogy\\pereira\\Census1871\\Buckingham(Albert)MariaAge60.jpg1881 Census: «tab»Dwelling:«tab»68 Buckingham Palace Rd
«tab»Census Place:«tab»St George Hanover Square, London, Middlesex, England
«tab»Source:«tab»FHL Film 1341025 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 0108 Folio 55 Page 6
«tab»Marr«tab»Age«tab»Sex«tab»Birthplace
Nathaniel GANGE«tab»U«tab»55 «tab»M«tab»London, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Head«tab»Occ:«tab»Pianoforte Maker
Maria R. C. BUCKINGHAM«tab»W«tab»69 «tab»F«tab»London, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Lodger«tab»Occ:«tab»Income From Pension
94. Charlotte Elizabeth Buckingham
CHRISTENING: record title: Jamaica Births and Baptisms, 1752-1920
name: Charlotte Elizabeth Buckingham gender: Female baptism/christening date: 18 Jul 1837
baptism/christening place: Westmoreland, Surry, Jamaica
father's name: James A. L. Buckingham mother's name: Maria R. C.
indexing project (batch) number: I03874-2 system origin: Jamaica-EASy source film number: 1291713In an email dated 21 Jan 2003, Katherine Williams wrote, "Charlotte E. Buckingham bapt. 1837; probably died 1837."
CHRISTENING: record title: Jamaica Births and Baptisms, 1752-1920
name: James Silk Buchingham gender: Male baptism/christening date: 15 Jul 1839
baptism/christening place: Westmoreland, Cornwall, Jamaica
father's name: James Alex. Silk Buchingham mother's name: Maria R. C.
indexing project (batch) number: I03873-9 system origin: Jamaica-EASy source film number: 1291713
36. Adelaide Sarah Skrine Albert
was born 1813 in London, Middlesex was christened 25 May 1813 in St. Pancras Old Church, Pancras Road, Middlesex died 27 Apr 1868 in Burton Road, Brixton, Surrey, England at age 55, and was buried in Cold Ashton, Somerset, England.
On November 19, 1935 in a letter to Addie, Beatrice Whittington wrote, "Canon Whittington had another son.... His name was Duncan. We saw a little of him at Warley." Could this be the Warleigh of the Skrine's???
In the the IGI is a record for Adelaide Sarah Skrine Albert, daughter of William John Albert and Sarah, christened 25 May 1813 at St. Pancras Old Church, Middlesex, England.
In Dame Charlotte Lopes's will of 1831 is the following: "I give and bequeath, direct, limit, and appoint unto each of the daughters of my said niece Sarah ALBERT now living the sum of one hundred pounds stock, other part of the said ten thousand pounds stock South Sea Annuities, on their attaining their respective ages of twenty one years."
According to the 1851 Census for Powick, Worcestershire, "Adalaide" was the wife of George Whittington, she was 37 years old, and she had been born in London, Middlesex.
She is named in Sir Menasseh Masseh Lopes's will as daughter of Sarah Albert, wife of William John Albert, Esq.
In her November 17, 1929 letter to Addie, Beatrice Whittington wrote about what she remembered as a small child. She recalled Uncle Willie [William R.P. Whittington] at Grandma's home in Brixton and Uncle Arthur "when grandma was lodging at Mrs. Halfpenny's in Market Lavington Street."
According to Arthur Whittington in a letter he wrote to his brother William about 1886, "I had a letter the other day from Minnie telling me of the death of Jack Whittington. Fancy his leaving his money to Charlie Sainsbury. The least he could have done would have been to have divided it among us after the way in which he swindled the poor old Mother." [Jack Whittington would be John Whittington, son of Robert Whittington and Mary Croome. Adelaide's husband George was his first cousin.]
"Once on leave from Canada we stayed with Grannie at Brixton," wrote Beatrice in a letter to Addie. "Uncle Willie, a big man with a fair beard was there, and certainly not married then. Aunt Minnie was there, and Uncle John, and their boys, and Addie. Grannie gave her and us three girls grey woolen dresses flecked with black and trimmed with tabs of black velvet with white buttons. I must have been about 7," which meant the visit took place about 1867.
On April 9, 1867 "Adelaide Sarah Skrine Whittington of 23 Burton Villas, Burton Road, Brixton, in the County of Surrey [just South of London], Widow" borrowed £150 from William Hitchcock. She pledged as collateral the estate she inherited from her son Albert Thomas Whittington. Her son William Robert Pereira acted as co-signer, and his collateral was his share of the estate of "Mary Harrison, late of Bath, deceased." The interest rate was 5%, and loan was to be repaid on April 9, 1868. On January 29, 1868, William Hitchcock was paid £159 pounds, 3 shillings, which paid everything in full.
On December 28, 1872 William Hitchcock, one of her executors, wrote William R.P. Whittington concerning an IOU against his mother's estate. According to this letter and subsequent correspondence on September 23, 1873 and January 1, 1874, she had borrowed money from her son-in-law, Captain Glubb, married to Willie's sister Carrie. Captain Glubb gave up the debt to Mrs. Whittington, but later claimed that Willie had promised to pay it before Glubb had given it up.
In the September 23, 1873 letter to William RP Whittington, William Hitchcock wrote at the bottom, "Mrs. Whittington, 26 Alexandra Road, Bedford." This is the same street referred to by Hettie Mahony as she remembered her childhood.
In a letter dated September 30, 1943 to Addie, Beatrice Whittington wrote that she had attended Robert Hugh Whittington's funeral since she last heard from Addie. It was at Cold Ashton "where so many of us are buried. I gazed at the tablets where our near relatives are commemorated, but fearing to keep [Robert's sister Joyce waiting], failed to find our Grandmother's grave (which I saw years ago)." She must have been referring to Adelaide's grave.
In an email on 31 Oct 2000 Margaret McGregor wrote of the following monumental inscription she saw on the North wall of the nave in the church at Cold Ashton:
"In Memory of Adelaide Sarah Skrine Whittington, widow of the late George Whittington esquire who died at London, April 27th 1868, Aged 55."Margaret McGregor saw in the Cold Ashton churchyard the following:
"Sacred To the memory of
GEORGE WHITTINGTON
BORN APRIL 4TH 1804
DIED NOV. 21st 1855
ALSO
ADELAIDE SARAH SKRINE
-------OF--------
DIED APRIL 27th 1868"
Will of Adelaide Sarah Skrine WHITTINGTON, dated 27 February 1868, proved London 5 June 1868:
This is the last Will and Testament of me Adelaide Sarah Skrine Whittington of No. 29 Orsett Terrace Bayswater in the county of Middlesex Widow. Whereas I am possessed of a lease of the house No. 1 Durham Place Chelsea in the County of Middlesex for a term of years of which about ten years are unexpired and which I have let on lease for the unexpired term to Mr. William Louch who now resides in the said house Now I give and bequeath the said house for all my term and interest therein unto my executors hereinafter named and the survivor of them and the executors administrators and assigns of the survivor upon trust to receive and pay the nett annual rent after deducting all outgoings in respect of the said house or rent unto my son Arthur Frederick Staunton Whittington for his own use and benefit during four years of the said term to be computed from the last quarter day preceding my decease in case so many years of my said term and interest therein shall then remain unexpired and if not then for the whole residue of the said term and in case after the expiration of the said four years any part of my said term and interest in the said house shall remain unexpired or if my said son shall die in my lifetime or under the age of twenty one years then upon trust in their absolute discretion either to sell the residue of my said term and interest in the said house from the expiration of the said term of four years or from the time of my death or the death of my said son as the case may be or to receive the rent of the said house and to pay the proceeds of the sale or the rents received as the case may be to the person who shall be entitled to the residue of my estate and effects. And I direct my executors to pay the said rents to my son Arthur Frederick Staunton Whittington notwithstanding he shall be under the age of twenty-one years and his receipt shall be a good discharge for the same. And I devise and bequeath all the rest residue and remainder of my estate and effects both real and personal to which I shall be entitled at the time of my decease unto my sons George John Charles Whittington, William Robert Pereira Whittington, Richard Henry Whittington and my said son Arthur Frederick Staunton Whittington in equal shares as tenants in common and in case of the death of any or either of my said sons in my lifetime or if my said son Arthur Frederick Staunton Whittington shall die under the age of twenty-one years then I declare and direct that the sahes [sic] or share and all accruing shares of the sons or son so dying shall go to and belong to the survivors of my said sons in equal shares or if but one the whole to such surviving son. And I appoint my friend James William Muttlebury of 29 Orsett Terrace County of Middlesex Gentleman and William Hitchcock of No.2 Tanfield Court Temple London Gentleman Executors of this my will hereby revoking all other Testamentary writings In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand this twenty seventh day of February one thousand eight hundred and sixty eight - Adelaide S.S. Whittington - Signed by said Testatrix as and for her last Will and Testament in the presence of us present at the same time who at her request in her presence and in the presence of each other have subscribed our names as witnesses - Willm. Duff, Jane Forsyth Duff } No.11 Orsett Terrace Bayswater.
Proved at London 5th June 1868 by the Oaths of James William Muttlebury and William Hitchcock the Executors to whom Admon was granted.
[Transcript by Margaret McGregor 3 Nov. 2000 from Office Copy of will received 11 April 1995]In the September 23, 1873 letter to William RP Whittington, William Hitchcock (the family attorney) wrote at the bottom, "Mrs. [Adelaide Sarah Skrine] Whittington, 26 Alexandra Road, Bedford."
In her will dated 27 Feb 1868, Adelaide mentions her friend James William Muttlebury of the same address. Present and witnessing her signature were William Duff and Jane Forsyth Duff, both of 11 Orsett Terrace.
She also writes in her will that she owns the lease of a house, 1 Durham Place, Chelsea, which is only minutes away from King's Road (where George Whittington was living in 1836 at Manor House)See death of Charlotte Pereira (wife of Manasseh) formerly Duff 11 Oct, 1863 as informant, Sarah Gray lives at 8 Orsett Terrace. Peter also notes from 1851 Census for 18 Woburn Square, Bloomsbury, London, address of Lt.General Manasseh Lopez Pereira and his wife, Charlotte, that William Duff 53 unmarried and Jane Duff 52 unmarried were visitors.
At any rate, it appears things weren't settled for quite some time. In 1874 William Robert Periera WHITTINGTON received 2 letters, one from attorney William Hitchcock and the other from brother George, discussing a claim by a sister's husband John GLUBB against ASSAW's estate in the amount of £70. George also wrote in his 13 May 1874 letter, "W.H. [William Hitchcock] has interferred with the suit of Glubb v. Buckingham. He intends to argue the case for the Jeffersons [not 100% sure this is the name] which is against us. We shall get less and have to pay much greater costs. The power you send had better be made out to receive allmoney you will become entitled to. (The suit above is with regard to Hugh Albert's £2091.)" George JCW
CENSUS: Notes from Census event: None of the family found in UK 1841 Census
WILL: Notes from Will event:
see Genealogy\\pereira\\Received from Linda Powers\\From CD - Visit 041205\\Whittington Documents\\1855 G Whittington will.jpgGeorge WHITTINGTON was born about 1 Sep 1805 in Chipping Sodbury, Gloucestershire was christened on 4 Sep 1805 in Chipping Sodbury, Gloucestershire died on 21 Nov 1855 in Great Cheverel, Wiltshire about age 50, and was buried in Cold Ashton, Gloucestershire.
George married Adelaide Sarah Skrine ALBERT (b. 1813, d. 27 Apr 1868) about 1832.George Whittington
According to Arthur Boxley Whittington, William R.P. came from a family of slave traders and that several of William R.P.'s brothers were Plantation people in the deep South. There's a problem with this scenario in that the "the British Parliament outlawed the slave trade in 1807, authorizing search and seizure of suspect ships and payment for the liberation of slaves. In 1833, Britain entirely outlawed slavery." In 1808, the US Government put an end to the trade in slaves from Africa. Because of this, it is extremely unlikely that William R.P., born in 1842, or his brothers, born later, would have been involved with this.George Whittington, son of George and Catherine Whittington, was christened at Chipping Sodbury, Gloucesterhire, 4 September 1805.
In the 1851 Census of Powick, Worcestershire, he is listed as "John" Whittington, head of household, 47 years old, born in Chipping Sodbury, Gloucestershire.
1851 Census: Source Citation: Class: HO107; Piece: 1514; Folio: 423; Page: 4; GSU roll: 87848.
Civil parish: Furnivals Inn County/Island: Middlesex Country: England
Registration district: Holborn Sub-registration district: St Andrew Eastern ED, institution, or vessel: 2
Household Members: Name Age
Mary Ann Biggs 43 Sarah Smithers 12 Ann Brandon 69 W F Woods 21 Ann Brown 47
Rebecca Brown 19 Elizth Maron 46 Mary A Smith 48 Elizabeth Gentry 18 Ann Jukes 41
Edmund Levick 24 Joseph Lawrence 25 Ann Govier 33 Christian Douglas 18 Jane Dobson 23
Phoebe Wardell 23 Susan Tanner 33 Elizth Pile 24
«b»George Whittington «tab»Visitor«tab»S«tab»47 Land and Fundholder«tab»Glos, Chipping Sodbury«/b»
Edward Jno Blair 38 William Hill 62 Robert Eglinton 59 Henry S Bright 35 Mary A Bright 38
Elizth H Clarke 23 Thomas Clarke 23 Robert H Job 28 Sarah J Job 23 John J Howell 25
Mary J Howell 20 William Brittan 29 Henry Illingworth 40 Cath Elizth Illingworth 42
John R Kay 45 Henry A Eglinton 21 Wilm H Patchett 27 Joshua Henshaw 23 Ann B Henshaw 20
John Hogarth 28 Ellen Hogarth 26 Charlotte Ridley 23 Willm A May 45 Joseph Piggott 23
Henry J Andrews 13 Elijah Dawson 18 Francis H Synge 62
see Genealogy\\pereira\\Census1851\\WhittingtonGeorgeAged47.jpg
Christening record: Bishop's Transcripts, Chipping Sodbury, Gloucestershire, film # 427775, LDS FHC.William Coarthope wrote, "George Whittington, married and has issue."
On January 18, 1989 in a letter to his brother William R.P. Whittington, Arthur Whittington wrote, "...for am I not the seventh son of a seventh son...?" His father was not a seventh son unless six earlier sons did not survive childhood and Coarthope failed to make note of them.
There is no mention of a George Whittington in the Pigot Directory 1830 Somerset.
There is no mention of any Whittingtons in the Boyd's Marriage Index of Grooms (1801-1850) [Film # 0226281, Waters-Winn].
According to the 1851 Census, he and his wife had been living in London, Middlesex, when their first daughter Mary was born 1833-4.
At the time of his son George John Charles's baptism on 31 August 1836, George was a solicitor living at Manor House, King's Road in the Parish of Saint Luke, Chelsea, Middlesex County, England. The 1851 Census agrees with their living in Chelsea at the time of his birth.
From Pigot's Directory of London 1839, "George Whittington, solicitor, Quality Ct. Chancery Lane."
From Pigot's Commercial Directory of Kent, Surrey & Sussex 1839, there is a Whittington on p. 164 in Clapham, Surrey, where Mordecai Rodriguez Lopes, Adelaide's great grandfather, was from, but it is a Thomas Whittington, butcher.
The 1851 Census states that the family had been living at "Gt. Russell St., London" when children Thomas, Caroline, and William were born, which means they were there from about 1838 to at least 1843.
An Internet person said that Russell Street is in central London, just off Drury Lane, adjacent to the Theatre Royal. "I would imagine that it would have been there in 1840."
At the time of his son William Robert Pereira's baptism on 12 September 1843, George was a "Gentleman" living at Imbredge [sp?] Place in the Parish of Saint Pancras, Middlesex County, England.
The 1851 Census states this his son Richard was born in Antwerp, Belgium about 1845.
At the time of Alfred Richardson's christening on July 19, 1848 and Arthur Frederick Staunton's on August 4, 1850, he was a "Gentleman" living in Powick, Worstershire. The 1851 Census states the family was living in Powick at the time these children were born.
In the 1851 Census of Powick, Worcestershire, he is listed as married to "Adalaide" and a "retired solicitor," and the family was living at Rectory House in Powick. Eight children were living with them, as well as the following people unrelated to the family: Caroline Smith, 70 years old, widowed, lodger; Fanny Mitchell, 18 years old, single, governess; Ellen Walker, 22 years old, single, nurse; Elvira Bennett, single, 19 years old, house servant; and John Thomas, single, 18 years old, groom. Maybe his middle name was John, and he was called that to differentiate between he and his father George.
In his mother's will is the following: "as to all my Real and Personal Estate I give devise and bequeath the same unto my son George Whittington his heirs executors administrators and assigns for ever and I appoint my said son Executor of this my will dated this sixteenth day of September one thousand eight hundred and fifty three." In other words he got everything except £1000, which was to be split between his two surviving sisters.
In their Whittington BMD sent in Nov 2004, Alan & Margaret Pereira noted:
Deaths Dec 1855 Whittington George Devizes 5a 57In an email on 31 Oct 2000 Margaret McGregor wrote of the following monumental inscription she saw on the North wall of the nave in the church at Cold Ashton:
"Sacred to the memory of George Whittington, the only son of George and Catherine Whittington Born April 4th 1804 Died Nov 21st 1855"
Margaret McGregor saw in the Cold Ashton churchyard the following:
"Sacred To the memory of
GEORGE WHITTINGTON
BORN APRIL 4TH 1804
DIED NOV. 21st 1855
ALSO
ADELAIDE SARAH SKRINE
-------OF--------
DIED APRIL 27th 1868"
Also, "Related entry from Cold Ashton Bishop's Transcrips and also Parish Register:
Burial: 1855 Nov. 27 George Whittington, 51yrs. Great Cheverill, Wilts."
From Margaret McGregor: "Will of George WHITTINGTON dated 19 August 1855 proved London 14 December 1855"This is the Will of me George Whittington formerly of London and now of Great Cheverel Wilts Gentleman I pray to yield up my soul to the Almighty in confidence that he will pardon my many offences and negligences for the sake of our Saviour Jesus Christ. I give devise and bequeath my entire real and Personal Estate whatsoever either at law or in equity unto my dear Wife Adelaide Sarah Skrine Whittington To hold to my said Wife her heirs executors administrators and assigns for ever according to the natures and respects thereof And I appoint my said Wife Executrix of this my Will. Witness my hand this 19th day in August one thousand eight hundred and fifty five - George Whittington- Signed and declared by the testator George Whittington as and for his Will in the presence of us who in his presence and in the presence of each other and at his request have hereto set our names as witnesses to the due execution hereof - Charles Hitchcock Surgeon Lavington Wilts - Mary Weeks Servant to Mr. Whittington//
"Proved at London 14th December 1855 before the Worshipful William Calverley Curteis doctor of Law and Surrogate by the Oath of Adelaide Sarah Skrine Whittington Widow the Relict the sole Executrix to whom Admon. was granted having been first sworn duly to administer."
At the time of his son George John Charles's marriage on April 28, 1859, the family was living in Bath, and he was working as a solicitor. Hmmm.Noted events in his life were:
He worked as a Solicitor; Gentleman.George married Adelaide Sarah Skrine ALBERT daughter of William John ALBERT Esq. and Sarah PEREIRA, about 1832. Adelaide was born in 1813 in London, Middlesex was christened on 25 May 1813 in St. Pancras Old Church, Pancras Road, Middlesex died on 27 Apr 1868 in Burton Road, Brixton, Surrey, England at age 55, and was buried in Cold Ashton, Somerset, England.
Marriage Notes for Adelaide Sarah Skrine Albert and George Whittington
MARRIAGE: Page 66�tab��tab��tab��tab��tab��tab�(The Year 1832)
No.342
Banns of Marriage between George Whittington Bachelor And Adelaide Sarah Skrine Albert Spinster Both of this Parish were published on the Three Sundays underwritten ;
That is to say, «tab»On Sunday the 11 Day of November 1832
«tab»«tab»On Sunday the 18 Day of November 1832
«tab»«tab»On Sunday the 25 Day of November 1832
«tab»«tab»«tab»Married Novr 26 1832
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Page 48
MARRIAGES solemnized in the Parish of St George the Martyr in the County of Middlesex in the Year 1832
George Whittington of this Parish Bachelor
and Adelaide Sarah Skrine Albert of this Parish Spinster
were married in this Church by Banns this Twenty-Sixth Day of November in the Year One thousand eight hundred and Thirty-Two
«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»By me John Vufsey A. M,? Offg Minr
This Marriage was solemnized between us «tab»{George Whittington
«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»{Adelaide Sarah Skrine Albert
in the Presence of «tab»{NEbieckers
«tab»«tab»{Isabella Anne Albert
No.142
George Whittington 25 Nov 1833 Adelaide Sarah Albert St George the Martyr, Queen Square
Adelaide Sarah Skrine Albert 26 Nov 1832 George Whittington St George the Martyr, Queen SquareAdelaide married George WHITTINGTON, son of George WHITTINGTON Of Bath and Catherine RICHARDSON, about 1832.
Children from this marriage were:
Mary Sarah Carroline "Minnie" WHITTINGTON was born about 1834 in London, Middlesex.
Mary married WRIFORD (d. Bef 1865).
Mary next married John GLUBB.George John Charles WHITTINGTON Colonel was born on 7 Aug 1836 in England was christened on 31 Aug 1836 in Parish Of St. Luke, Chelsea, Middlesex, England and died about
May 1917 in Codham Hall, Great Warley, Essex, England about age 80.
George married Beatrice Agatha HITCHCOCK (d. 15 Jun 1907) on 28 Apr 1859 in West Lavington, Wiltshire, England.Albert Thomas WHITTINGTON was born from Mar to Jun 1838 in Bloomsbury or Gt. Russell St., London and died on 23 Nov 1866 in Melbourne, Australia.
Unknown Son WHITTINGTON was born from Mar to Jun 1838 in Bloomsbury.
Caroline Adelaide "Carrie" WHITTINGTON was born on 14 Feb 1840 in Gt. Russell St., London was christened on 18 Mar 1840 in Saint Mary The Virgin, Aldermanbury, London, and died on 16 Aug 1927 in Brookside Rd., Forest Hill, Richmond, Virginia 65 at age 87.
Caroline married Joseph Popham SAINSBURY Rev.William Robert Pereira WHITTINGTON Captain was born on 4 Dec 1842 in Gt. Russell St., London was christened on 12 Jan 1843 in Old Church, Saint Pancras Parish, Middlesex died on 9 Mar 1929 in Queen's Hospital, Honolulu, Hawaii at age 86, and was buried in Foreign Missions Cemetery, Waimea U.C. Of C., Kauai.
William married Ellen Amelia BOXLEY (b. 13 Oct 1849, d. 26 Sep 1928) on 23 Jun 1870 in St. Mary's, Wotton-Under-Edge, Gloucestershire, England.Richard Henry WHITTINGTON was born in 1845 in Antwerp, Belgium died on 27 Jan 1874 in Dutoitspan, Griqualand West, South Africa at age 29, and was buried in Kimberly, South Africa.
Alfred Richardson WHITTINGTON was born July - Sept 1848 in Upton on Sea or Powick, Worcestershire was christened on 19 Jul 1848 in Powick, Worcestershire and died in 1852.
Arthur Frederick Staunton WHITTINGTON was born on 26 Jun 1850 in Powick, Worcestershire was christened on 4 Aug 1850 in Powick, Worcestershire and died in 1911 in South Africa at age 61.
Arthur married Ada LEFFLER (d. Bef 29 Jun 1900).1851 Census: Source Citation: Class: HO107; Piece: 2043; Folio: 25; Page: 10; GSU roll: 87452.
Civil parish: Powick County/Island: Worcestershire Country: England
Registration district: Upton On Severn Sub-registration district: Hanley ED, institution, or vessel: 1b
Household schedule number: 35. Rectory House, Powick
Household Members: Name Age
John Whittington «tab»«tab»Head«tab»M«tab»47 Retired Solicitor
Adalaide Whittington «tab»Wife«tab»M«tab»37
Mary Whittington «tab»«tab»Daur«tab»S«tab»17
George Whittington «tab»«tab»Son«tab»«tab»15
Thomas Whittington «tab»Son«tab»«tab»13
Caroline Whittington «tab»Daur«tab»«tab»11
William Whittington «tab»«tab»Son«tab»«tab» 8
Richard Whittington «tab»Son«tab»«tab» 6
Alfred Whittington «tab»«tab»Son«tab»«tab» 3
Arthur Whittington «tab»«tab»Son«tab»«tab»10 Mo
Caroline Smith «tab»«tab»Lodger«tab»Wid«tab»70
Fanny Mitchell «tab»«tab»Governess S«tab»18 Governess
Ellen Walker «tab»«tab»Nurse«tab»S«tab»22 Nurse
Eliza Bennett «tab»«tab»Serv«tab»S«tab»19 House Servant
John Thomas «tab»«tab»Serv«tab»S«tab»18 Groom
see Genealogy\\pereira\\Census1851\\WhittingtonJohn(George)18321126AlbertAdelaideSarahSkrine.jpg1861 Census: Source Citation: Class: RG9; Piece: 1684; Folio: 29; Page: 10; GSU roll: 542850.
Civil parish: Bathwick Ecclesiastical parish: Bathwick County/Island: Somerset Country: England
Registration district: Bath Sub-registration district: Bathwick ED, institution, or vessel: 2
Household schedule number: 48. 33 Henrietta Street, Bathwick
Household Members: Name Age
Charles R Wriford «tab»«tab»Head«tab»M«tab»35 Major late India Army«tab»«tab»Cornwall, Bodmin
Mary S Wriford «tab»«tab»Wife«tab»M«tab»27 «tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»Mddx, London
Charles C Wriford «tab»«tab»Son«tab»«tab» 6 «tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»Bengal, Calcutta
George A Wriford «tab»«tab»Son«tab»«tab» 5 «tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»do, Darjeeling
Adolphus St Jno Wriford «tab»Son«tab»«tab» 3 «tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»do, Dehli
Adelaide M Wriford «tab»«tab»Daur«tab»«tab» 1 «tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»Somerset, Bath
Adelaide Whittington «tab»MoLaw«tab»Wid«tab»48 Widow of Solicitor«tab»«tab»Mddx, London
Wm Robt Whittington «tab»BroLaw«tab»S«tab»18 «tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»do, do
Arthur F Whittington «tab»do«tab»«tab» 9 «tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»?«tab»«tab»«tab»
Georgeana M Middleton «tab»Visitor«tab»S«tab»23 «tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»Malta
Mary Gates «tab»«tab»Serv«tab»S«tab»26
Harriett Sagles «tab»«tab»do«tab»«tab»18
Elizth Lotter «tab»«tab»do«tab»«tab»47
see Genealogy\\pereira\\Census1861\\Whittington(Albert)Adelaide&WrifordFamily.jpgCharlotte WHITTINGTON was born about 1852.
born from Mar to Jun 1838 in Bloomsbury.
In the Whittington pedigree by the unknown author, there is a line indicating an unnamed child was born to George and Adelaide. Usually this means the child died at birth or soon after.
On January 18, 1989 in a letter to his brother William R.P. Whittington, Arthur Whittington wrote, "...for am I not the seventh son of a seventh son...?" If this question is true, then this child must have been a son.
However, Arthur was probably wrong about his grandfather's being a seventh son, too.There is no mention of this child in the 1851 Census for Powick, Worcester.
In Whittington BMD sent by Alan & Margaret Pereira in November 2004, there is the following:
Births Jun 1838 Whittington Albert Thomas Bloomsbury 1 38
Whittington Male Bloomsbury 1 38 [Could this second entry be the unknown son and a twin at that?]
103. Albert Thomas Whittington
CHRISTENING: Albert Thomas Whittington Baptism 26 Jun 1838 George Whittington,
Adelaide Sarah Skrine Whittington St George, Bloomsbury CamdenTom Whittington born from Mar to Jun 1838 in Bloomsbury or Gt. Russell St., London and died on 23 Nov 1866 in Melbourne, Australia
Another name for Albert was Abby Tom Thomas.In Whittington BMD sent by Alan & Margaret Pereira in November 2004, there is the following:
Births Jun 1838 Whittington Albert Thomas Bloomsbury 1 38
Whittington Male Bloomsbury 1 38 [Could this second entry be the unknown son and a twin at that?]According to the 1851 Census for Powick, Worcestershire, he was called "Thomas," was 13 years old and had been born at "Gt. Russell St., London."
In her November 17, 1929 letter to Addie, Beatrice Whittington wrote about her childhood and her aunts, uncles and cousins. "Uncle Tom, I don't remember."
In an email on 31 Oct 2000 Margaret George McGregor wrote of the following monumental inscription she saw on the North wall of the nave in the church at Cold Ashton: "Albert Thomas, Third son of the above, who died at Melbourne in the colony of Victoria the 23rd day of November 1866."
At his death he left the residue of his estate to "Alfred Brooks Malleson and George Ganard, both of Melbourne in the Colony of Victoria in Australia, upon trust for his mother."
106. Richard Henry Whittington
Dick Whittington born in 1845 in Antwerp, Belgium
died on 27 Jan 1874 in Dutoitspan, Griqualand West, South Africa at age 29, and was buried in Kimberly, South Africa.
The cause of his death was Peritonitis.
Another name for Richard was Dick.According to the 1851 Census for Powick, Worcestershire, he was 6 years old and had been born in "Antwerp, Belgium."
At some point early in 1870 in a letter to his future sister-in-law Ellen Boxley, he wrote from 190 Collins Street East, Melbourne, "I should have written to you some months ago when I first heard of your engagement to my brother, but he is such a queer fellow about letter writing, having only given me your Christian name and your address as India, so I thought it useless to write a letter address: Ellen, India.... I am sorry that you made your choice before seeing the rest of the family, for I am certain that if you had seen me first Bill could not have had the shadow of a chance. I have already to make a complaint against you and that is that you have taken away all chances of my ever seeing Bill out in this Colony as he is now sure to keep to the India line...." He then asked her to write and tell him about herself. "Bill tells me that you are a very nice girl. Well of course you are, for if he did not think so, he would not have fallen in love with you." He ended the letter saying, "I must now close this stupidly written letter...." and signed "RH Whittington, commonly called 'Dick.'"
On January 1, 1874 in a letter to William Robert Pereira Whittington, William Hitchcock wrote regarding a claim by Captain Glubb on Adelaide Sarah Skrine Whittington's estate, "I have told [George] as I told you I think that beyond a sum of £13, which Mrs. Whittington disputed, the debt ought to be paid, but George will not allow it, and in the absence of Arthur and Richard, it cannot be done."
On January 29, 1874 in a letter to Jack Glubb, Arthur Whittington wrote that his brother Dick had "taken ill on the 17th and died on the 27th" of peritonitis. A quote from an article in the Diamond News stated: "Here we need only say that as an officer of the force in which he served, he was pre-eminently efficient and, according to popular opinion, should long ago have obtained a promotion. When he fell ill he was taken by Mr. James Hall of Distoulspan into that gentleman's hospitable house and received from him and other friends during his last days every kindness and attention which could possibly be shown to one who was greatly esteemed by all who knew him. The funeral took place at Kimberly yesterday afternoon and was attended by all the friends of the deceased and by every available man of the Police force. The latter fired a volley over the grave. The Rev. Mr. Doxal conducted the last rites of the church." A quote from the Births, Death and Marriages of that same paper stated: "Died at Dutoitspan, Griqualand West, on January 27th after a short illness, Richard Henry Whittington, aged 28 years, late ensign 17th
Foot and of the Griqualand West Constabulary, son of the late George Whittington of Gloucestershire, England."On May 13, 1874 in a letter to his brother Willie from Market Lavington, George wrote that he had heard nothing more "about poor old Dick."
Arthur Whittington remembered, "Poor old Dick was getting very bald, almost as bad as George," in a letter to William R.P. Whittington he wrote on October 30, 1888.
On August 1, 1916 in a letter to Ellen, Annie Pont wrote that she had received the pictures Ellen had sent. "I did not recognize Willie. It's the first photo I have seen of him without a beard. Do you know he reminds me of his brother Dick Whittington, whom I saw at your wedding? I did not know there was so much likeness between the brothers."
In her November 17, 1929 letter to Addie, Beatrice Whittington wrote about what she remembered as a small child. "Uncle Dick, I seem to remember. Yes, I certainly remember the shape of his nails, for I notice people's hands, when he came to market Lavington, and we were little children
Du Toits Pan
South Africa'a first diamond was found in the Hopetown district in 1866. Diggers began to arrive from all over the world once the news was broadcast. Pioneers travelled to the area by pony-cart, ox-wagon or even on foot.
About 1869 diggers started to move away from the banks of the Vaal River and in early 1871 came the discovery of the Du Toits Pan, Bultfontein, De Beers and Kimberley Mines drawing more men to the 'dry diggings'. These four mines are contained in a circle three miles in diameter. Du Toits pan was the name of the farm where the diamonds were discovered.
Disputes among the diggers were complicated by the question of ownership of the soil. A proclamation in 1871, declaring Griqualand West to be British Territory was disputed by the Orange Free State, whose claims were finally settled in 1876 by payment of £90,000.
In September 1917, a diamond of 442 carats, reported to be the finest and most valuable stone found in the Kimberley area was obtained from Du toits Pan.
The main road through present day Kimberley is named Du Toits Pan Road.(Medical):On January 29, 1874 in a letter to Jack Glubb written from Kimberly, Diamond Fields, South Africa, Arthur informed the family of his brother Dick's death by peritonitis. "I enclose in this letter some of the poor old boy's hair. I want you to put a little away from me." He also instructed him that he wanted Minnie "to write to Mr. James Hall to thank him for his great kindness to Dick" in taking care of him.
With this letter he enclosed clippings of an article and the death notice in the Diamond News.
107. Alfred Richardson Whittington
born July - Sept 1848 in Upton on Sea or Powick, Worcestershire was christened on 19 Jul 1848 in Powick, Worcestershire and
died in 1852In Whittington BMD sent by Alan & Margaret Pereira in November 2004, there is the following:
Births Sep 1848 WHITTINGTON Alfred Richardson Upton on Sea 18 643
Deaths Mar 1852 Whittington Alfred Richardson Plymouth 5b 209In the 1851 Census for Powick, Worcestershire, he was 3 years old and had been born in Powick, Worcestershire.
In a letter to Addie dated November 19, 1935, Beatrice Whittington wrote, "As I have said before, I believe our Uncle Alfred died young."
108. Arthur Frederick Staunton Whittington
RESIDENCE: Notes from Residence event: See notes
Arthur Frederick Staunton WHITTINGTON
was born on 26 Jun 1850 in Powick, Worcestershire was christened on 4 Aug 1850 in Powick, Worcestershire and died in 1911 in South Africa at age 61. The cause of his death was Illness.In a letter written about 1886 to William R.P. Whittington, brother Arthur Whittington [then living in South Africa] wrote, "I often see George Wriford's wife. I have no doubt Minnie has told you that he has deserted her and gone to Australia leaving her with three youngsters (one since dead). She, poor woman, is awfully hard up. She is living with her sister and takes in dress-making."
For General notes on Arthur, see Book Item Albert and Whittington: General Notes of Arthur Frederick Staunton Whittington
1871 Census: Source Citation: Class: RG10; Piece: 690; Folio: 39; Page: 28; GSU roll: 823335.
Civil parish: Lambeth St Mary Ecclesiastical parish: St John Town: Brixton County/Island: Surrey Country: England
Registration district: Lambeth Sub-registration district: Brixton ED, institution, or vessel: 31
Household schedule number: 148. 49 Knowle Road
Household Members: Name Age
James Holland 63
Charlotte Holland 64
Ann Wexham 15
Harry Dilley 3
William Buttle 19
John Buttle 17
149
Arthur F S Whittington «tab»Lodger«tab»S«tab»20 Ward in Chancery«tab»Worc., Powick
see Genealogy\\pereira\\Census1871\\whittingtonArthurFSAged20.jpg
Marriage Notes for Arthur Frederick Staunton Whittington and Ada Leffler
MARRIAGE: possible marriage...
Marriages Jun 1897 (>99%)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Shotter Ada Ruth Lambeth 1d 635
Smith Mabel Mary Lambeth 1d 635
Watson Edward Perry Lambeth 1d 635
Whittington Arthur Vickery Lambeth 1d 635Probably met and married in South Africa.
born about 1852.
Not shown with mother in 1861 Census - did she die?She was NOT listed in the Parish Records as being christened in Powick, Worcestershire between 1847 and 1871.
Beatrice in a letter to Addie dated November 19, 1935 wrote, "Charlotte I never saw. I once heard Aunt Carrie mention her."
Marriage Notes for Charlotte Pereira and Benjamin Taylor Hughes
MARRIAGE: Married in the same church as her father
No 178 2 May 1825 St Leonard, Shoreditch, Middlesex by Banns
Benjamin Taylor Hughes�tab�Bach�tab�otp
Charlotte Pereira �tab��tab�Spin�tab�otp
see Genealogy\\pereira\\Images\\PereiraCharlotte18250502HughesBenjaminTaylor.jpg
Note: Sarah Jane Pereira and Mordet both signed as witnesses
No Census showing a Benjamin Hughes married to a Charlotte Hughes - one or both died before 1851 census.A possible 1851 Census - not proven
Source Citation: Class: HO107; Piece: 1490; Folio: 757; Page: 56; GSU roll: 87817-87818.
Civil parish: St Marylebone Ecclesiastical parish: Christchurch County/Island: Middlesex Country: England
Registration district: Marylebone Sub-registration district: Christchurch ED, institution, or vessel: 17
Household schedule number: 240
Household Members: Name Age
Charlotte Hughes «tab»Head«tab»M«tab»51 Lint Maker«tab»«tab»Middx
Emma Hughes «tab»Daur«tab»«tab»15 do«tab»«tab»«tab»do, St.Andrew
Harriet Hughes «tab»Daur«tab»«tab»11 «tab»«tab»«tab»Yarmouth
see Genealogy\\pereira\\Census1851\\HughesCharlotteBorn1800.jpg
If the above is the correct Charlotte, then her husband must have died after 1839 for Charlotte to produce Harriet in 1840. However, in the above Census, Charlotte is shown as still being married...possible burial of a child of this marriage
29«tab»Nov«tab»1833«tab»Benjamin Taylor«tab»HUGHES«tab»7«tab»Suffolk«tab»Lowestoft, St Margaret
CHRISTENING: Name: William Simpson Pareira Gender: Male Birth Date: 8 Dec 1803 Christening Place: St John, Hackney, London, Eng Father's Name: Mordet Pareira Mother's Name: Maria Maternal Grandfather's Name: John Simpson Maternal Grandmother's Name: Mary
BURIAL: Public Grave containing 15 Burials
The following entry was found in the records at Dr. William's Library, London. The Library has a collection of Presbyterian, Independent and Baptist registers.
St.John,Middx. is Hackney. Peter Pereira took the exact entry from Dr.William's Library, 14 Gordon Square, London, WC1 telephone 0171 387 3727 (address found by M.A.Pereira l999). "The library is a collection of Baptist, Independent and Presbyterian registers." PP
Birth registered 1st March, 1804
William Simpson Pereira born 8th December, 1803: Parish of St. John, Middlesex
son of Mordet Pereira and Maria dau of John and Mary SimpsonFor Census information see marriage notes
The 1851 Census gives Hackney as his birth place
The 1861 Census gives Kent
The 1871 Census gives Sevenoaks, KentJohn Simpson (father of Maria) lived at Riverhead, Sevenoaks, Kent. So it is possible that William Simpson Pereira was born in Kent and the birth registered 3 months later.
Jane Edgson is the informant on the certificate when her father died at 54 Clarendon Street, on the 3rd February 1892 age 92.
Was son Dorothy "Maria" Simpson and Mordecai Pereira, possibly "born at the home of his grandfather, (Rev.) John Simpson of Riverhead, Sevenoaks and the birth only entered in the records three months later" (Peter Pereira of Brighton).
3 February, 1892: William Simpson Pereira died aged 92 at 54 Clarendon Street, Somers Town, St.Pancras. Registered by Jane Edgson (daughter).
CHRISTENING: Adams Harriet dau of Charles and Sarah Adams bapt 6 Oct born 13 Sep 1805
see genealogy\\pereira�i�mages\\AdamsHarrietBorn18050913Bapt18051006.jpg�/i�BURIAL: Harriet Pereira (shown as Pezeira) aged 30 years=born 1804. Buried 5 Jan 1834 St Pancras Parish Church Camden. Abode: Middlesex Street
Harriet is shown as christened as Adams but married as Odams
Based on the fact that her son William died only a couple of months after her, this must have been a difficult birth with Harriet dying giving birth and William a short time later. Based on this it is assumed both mother and child were living at the same address.
Marriage Notes for William Simpson Pereira and Harriet Odams
MARRIAGE: No 118 23 Feb 1827 St Pancras Parish Church by Banns
William Simpson Pereira �tab�Bach�tab�otp
Harriot Odams�tab��tab�Spin�tab�otp
see Genealogy\\pereira\\Images\\PereiraWilliamSimpson18270223OdamsHarriot.jpg1841 Census "Name and surname of each Person who abode in the house on the night of 6th June, l84l."
HO 107 6 June 1841 Census: HO 107/481/4 Enumeration Schedule 8 Parish of Chevening (Kent)
previous page Back Lane then Hills Green then Green Lane, next page Salters Heath then Cold Harbor, next & current page Bessells Green
John «tab»Briggs «tab»45 «tab»Dissenting Minister «tab»N
Elizabeth Briggs «tab»45 «tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»N
John «tab»Briggs «tab»20 «tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»N
Elizabeth Briggs «tab»12 «tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»Y(es)
Mary «tab»Briggs «tab» 5 «tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»Y
Frederic «tab»Bowles «tab»14 «tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»Y
Robert «tab»Bowles «tab»13 «tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»Y
John «tab»Bowles «tab»11 «tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»Y
George «tab»Gain «tab»10 «tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»N
David «tab»Gain «tab» 9 «tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»N
Charles «tab»Pereira «tab»12 «tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»N(ot born Kent)
Joseph «tab»Pereira «tab» 9 «tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»N
Thomas «tab»Holmes «tab» 7 «tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»Y
Alexander Holmes «tab» 6 «tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»Y
Sarah «tab»Palmarin «tab»15 «tab»F.S. «tab»«tab»«tab»Y
see genealogy\\pereira\\census1841\\PereiraCharlesb1829&Josephb1832.jpgFor 1881 Census see William's second marriage to Phoebe Turner
2 possible 1841 Census entries
JOSEPH PEREIRA 9 Bromley, Dartford & Lewisham
JOSEPH PEREIRA 9 North & West Kent - parish/towns C
Joseph is shown as a child of Harriet Adams by Peter Pereira of Brighton. He believes that Joseph was born before Willam Pereira (1834). This conflicts with the 1861 Census but that Census is suspect as William names all his children whether they were living there or not. Maybe he was not 25 but 28, which would make him born 1833. His wife was born 1828.
Also on a PTP dated Letter 8th November 1999, Peter said that the parents of Phoebe were John & Mary. Our Phoebe named her first son, John and her first daughter Mary.1851 Census: HO107/1613 Folio 240 Page 9: Registration, Civil Parish & Sub-district of Sevenoaks, Kent
Schedule 30
High Street
William «tab»Faulks«tab»Head«tab»Mar«tab»43 Master Guild Employing 12 men«tab»Kent, Chevening
Harriet«tab»do«tab»Wife«tab»Mar«tab»45«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»do, Sevenoaks
Jane«tab»Young«tab»Niece«tab»«tab»11«tab»Scholar«tab»«tab»«tab»Hampshire, Southampton
Joseph«tab»Pereira«tab»«tab»U«tab»18«tab»Bricklayer's Apprentice«tab»London
Charles«tab»Ashdown«tab»«tab»U«tab»19«tab»Journeyman Bricklayer«tab»Kent, Sevenoaks
Sarah«tab»Durney«tab»Servant«tab»U«tab»22«tab»House Servant«tab»«tab»South Wales
see genealogy\\pereira\\census1851\\PereiraJosephb1833.jpg
Marriage Notes for Joseph Pereira and Mary Chatfield
MARRIAGE: mary1861 Census: RG9/488, Folio 41, Page 7 : Registration district, Sub-registration district and Civil Parish Sevenoaks, Kent. High Street.
Schedule 35
William Faulks Head Mar 52 Builder Employing 9 Men & 3 Boys born Sevenoaks Kent; Harriet Faulks Wife Mar 52 born Sevenoaks Kent; Jane B. Young Niece Un 28 Visitor born Southampton, Hants. +4
Schedule 41.
Joseph«tab»Pereira«tab»Head«tab»Mar«tab»28«tab»Grocer«tab»«tab»London Town, Middlesex
Mary«tab»do«tab»Wife«tab»Mar«tab»33«tab»Grocer's Wife«tab»Sevenoaks, Kent
see genealogy\\pereira\\census1861\\PereiraJosephChatfieldMary.jpg
Note: Pereira is actually misstranscribed as "Percy", whereas the names looks like "Pereiray"1871 Census: RG10/922: Sevenoaks, Kent. Schedule 126. Tubbs Hill.
Richard«tab»Chatfield«tab»Head«tab»Mar«tab»78«tab»Sawyer & Grocer«tab»Kent, Sevenoaks
Sarah«tab»do«tab»Wife«tab»Mar«tab»76«tab»«tab»«tab»do,do
Mary«tab»Pereira«tab»Daur«tab»Mar«tab»43?«tab»«tab»«tab»do,do
see genealogy\\pereira\\census1871\\PereiraMary(Chatfield).jpg
BURIAL: William Pereira abt 1833 24 Mar 1834 St Pancras Parish Church Camden Age 3m
Abode: Middlesex StreetWilliam died 3 months after his Mother (Harriet Adams)
Harriet's death is shown as 5th January 1834 & William's death as 24th March 1834, which seams to tie this information together. The thing that thrown this in doubt is that we have Joseph born about 1836 i.e. after his mother's death. Was Joseph the son of William Simson Pereira's other wife Phoebe Turner?
DEATH: Phoebe Pereira ( William's second wife) - difficult to read as a copy of a copy then scanned but ;
address 46 Litcham St, St Pancras
Death 14/2/1887
age 69
occupation - wife of William Simpson Pereira, boot maker
cause of death - senile decay
signature; William Simpson Pereira, 46 Litcham st
registered 18/2/1887
[Received on email from Philip Jackson 1 June, 2009]BURIAL: Public Grave containing 13 Burials
Possible parents & christening date from IGI
GEORGE TURNER and AMIE
3 Apr 1814 Bedfield, Suffolk, EnglandLitcham Street was later renamed Athlone Street.
In Censuses Phoebe was born 1820 Ipswich, Suffolk and died 14.2.1887
Research in Ipswich did not produce Pheobe Turner born anywhere in Suffolk.Also on a PTP dated Letter 8th November 1999, Peter said that the parents of Phoebe were possibly John & Mary. Our Phoebe named her first son, John and her first daughter Mary.
Marriage Notes for William Simpson Pereira and Phoebe Turner
MARRIAGE: No 304 10 May 1837 St Pancras Parish Church, by Banns
William Simpson Pereira�tab�Bach �tab�otp
Phoebe Turner �tab��tab�Spin �tab�otp
see Genealogy\\pereira\\Images\\PereiraWilliamSimpson18370510TurnerPhoebe.jpg1841 Census: HO107/681/1: Schedule 46 Pages 21/2: Registration district St.Pancras, Sub-registration district Camden Town, Civil parish St.Pancras, Hundred Ossulstone Holborn Division, Enumeration District 2
Borough of Marylebone, Parish of St.Pancras, Enumeration Schedule 46
6 Caroline Street East, St Pancras
William Simpson Pereira «tab»35 «tab»Shoemaker«tab»yes
Phoebe Pereira«tab»«tab»22«tab»do«tab»«tab»yes
Harriet Pereira «tab»13«tab»«tab»«tab»yes
John Pereira«tab»«tab» 4«tab»«tab»«tab»yes
Thomas Pereira«tab»«tab» 1«tab»«tab»«tab»yes
see genealogy\\pereira\\census1841\\PereiraWilliam18370510TurnerPhoebe.jpg
Peter Thomas Pereira advises that "Apart from the Pereira family the two storey house was also occupied by 12 other adults and 9 children under the age of 12. The rate payer was a 38 year old Cabman named Jacob Marchant living there with his family. The house, address today is Carol Street, was still standing in 1988."11 Apr 1942 birth of Mary Ann Simpson Pereira...
Peter Pereira advises "The rate payer for number 8 Caroline Street was John Brook until 1840, followed by John White, who was still listed in 1842. Charles Childs took over as the rate payer at number 6 in March 1842 and this could be the reason for the move of the family to number 8."Daughter Maria Jane was born 14 Feb 1844 at 10 York Street although Isabella and William, both born before the 1851 Census are shown born in Bayham Street, so by the time of the 1851 Census in March the family had returned to 10 York Street shown thus -
HO107/1497/68 Page 63: Registration District & Civil Parish of St.Pancras, Marylebone. Sub-district of Camden Town. Schedule 284.
William«tab»Pereira«tab»Head«tab»«tab»44«tab»Shoemaker«tab»Middx, Hackney
Phoebe«tab»do«tab»Wife«tab»«tab»31«tab»Laundress«tab»Suffolk
Charles«tab»do«tab»son«tab»«tab»21«tab»Shoemaker«tab»Middx, Pancras
John«tab»do«tab»son«tab»«tab»13«tab»Barber«tab»«tab»do
Thomas«tab»do«tab»son«tab»«tab»11«tab»Shoemaker«tab»do
Mary«tab»do«tab»dau«tab»«tab» 9«tab»«tab»«tab»do
Maria«tab»do«tab»dau«tab»«tab» 7«tab»«tab»«tab»do
Anna«tab»do«tab»dau«tab»«tab» 5«tab»«tab»«tab»do
William«tab»do«tab»son«tab»«tab» 1«tab»«tab»«tab»do«tab»
see genealogy\\pereira\\census1851\\PereiraWilliam18370510TurnerPhoebe.jpg1861 Census: RG9/119 Folio 88 Parish:Pancras, Parochial Ward No.3, Borough of Marylebone, Ecclesiastical District St.Stephen. Schedule 391
7 Little Randolph Street
William Pereira «tab»«tab»Head«tab»Mar«tab»55«tab»Shoemaker «tab»«tab»Kent, Riverhead
(1)Phebe Pereira (née TURNER) Wife «tab»Mar«tab»41«tab»Laundress «tab»«tab»Suffolk, Ipswich
(2)Harriet Ray (née Pereira)«tab»Daur«tab»Mar«tab»30 «tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»Middlesex, Kentish Town
(3)Charles Pereira «tab»«tab»Son«tab»Unm«tab»27 «tab»Bricklayer «tab»«tab»do,do
(4)Joseph Pereira «tab»«tab»do«tab»Mar«tab»25 «tab»Bricklayer «tab»«tab»Middlesex, Somers Town
(5)John Pereira «tab»«tab»do«tab»Unm«tab»22 «tab»Soldier«tab»«tab»«tab»do,do
Thomas Pereira «tab»«tab»do«tab»Mar«tab»21 «tab»Smith «tab»«tab»Middlesex, Camden Town
Mary Pereira «tab»«tab»Daur«tab»Unm«tab»18 «tab»Laundress «tab»«tab»do,do
Maria Pereira «tab»«tab»do«tab»Unm«tab»17 «tab»Servant«tab»«tab»«tab»do,do
Anna Pereira «tab»«tab»do«tab»do«tab»15 «tab»Servant Domestic «tab»«tab»do,do
William Pereira «tab»«tab»Son «tab»do«tab»11 «tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»do,do
"Phebe" Pereira «tab»«tab»Daur«tab»do«tab» 8 «tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»do,do
Lizzy Pereira «tab»«tab»do«tab»do«tab» 5 «tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»do,do
Jane Pereira «tab»«tab»do«tab»«tab» 2 «tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»do,do
Samuel Pereira «tab»«tab»Son «tab»«tab» 4months«tab»«tab»«tab»do,do
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Peter T. Pereira notes : "Also at number 7 Little Randolph Street were two other family groups - Schedules 392/3 Surname Vlassen/Goodwin respectively.
1. Phebe is entered as Phoebe on other records.
2. Harriet is surnamed Ray as she married 12 Apr 1848. (Shown in Census as "do" meaning Pereira)
3. Charles the son of William by his first wife was Transported to Western Australia for 20 years and arrived 29 Mar 1856. Ticket of Leave dated 23 Mar 1859. Ticket of Leave holders were confined to the district and had to report to the Magistrate once a week. All records show Charles as a Shoemaker.
4. When Joseph married in 1857 he was aged 25. Joseph and his wife Mary (not shown above) have not been traced further. Joseph & his wife Mary formerly Chatfield are shown in the 1861 Census living in Sevenoaks, Kent - yet another proof that the above Census is a fabrication of the truth.
5. John No further record."
see genealogy\\pereira\\census1861\\PereiraWilliamS18370510TurnerPhoebeP1&2.jpg
Free Christian Church, Clarence Way, St.Pancras
Phoebe's younger sister, Jane b.1858/9 married here on 16.5.1880. Presumably she was the witness with their brother, Thomas Wm. b.7.12.1839. Harmood Street and St.Leonards Sq. are close to Kentish Town W. Underground Station in "London A-Z" 1993.NOTE Thomas Pereira White Smith aged 21 b. Camden Town, Middlesex is living 30 Little Camden Street with his wife & daughter in the same 1861 Census. This relationship is not obvious from the Census.
NOTE Only Camden and Randolph Streets exist l998. NOTE Stoppped search at Folio 104 RG9/1192Apr1871 Census: R.G. 10 Piece 234, Folio 34, Pages 61, 62 Registration district Pancras, Sub-registration district Kentish Town, Civil parish St.Pancras, Ecclesiastical parish St.Thomas. Schedule 421.
7 Little Randolph Street, St.Pancras
William«tab»Pereira«tab»Head«tab»Mar«tab»72 «tab»Shoemaker«tab»Kent, Sevenoaks
Phoebe «tab»do«tab»Wife«tab»Mar «tab»53«tab»Laundress«tab»Suffolk, Woodbridge
Nelly (=Phoebe) do Daur «tab»Unm. «tab»18 «tab»Laundress«tab»Middlesex, St.Pancras
Jane «tab»do«tab»do«tab»do«tab»12 «tab»Scholar«tab»«tab»do,do
Samuel «tab»do«tab»son «tab»«tab»10 «tab»Scholar«tab»«tab»do,do
Henry «tab»do«tab»son «tab»«tab» 7«tab»«tab»«tab»do,do
Thomas Fisher «tab»Grandson«tab» 9«tab»«tab»«tab»do,do
William Pereira «tab»Grandson«tab» 1«tab»«tab»«tab»do,do
see genealogy\\pereira\\census1871\\PereiraWilliamS18370510TurnerPhoebeP1&2.jpg
Note: From the 1861 & 1871 Census, Phoebe claims to be born first in Ipswich & then in Woodbridge. These places are only 8 miles apart by road, with Woodbridge East of Ispwich. In the 1881 Census below, she again claims to be born in Ipswich.
Thomas Fisher is assumed to be son of Maria Jane - see her marriage notes for proof.
William Pereira Grandson is natural son of Phoebe Simpson Pereira1881 Census:«tab»Dwelling:«tab»46 Licham St
«tab»Census Place:«tab»St Pancras, London, Middlesex, England
«tab»Source:«tab»FHL Film 1341047 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 0213 Folio 37 Page 67
«tab»Marr«tab»Age«tab»Sex«tab»Birthplace
William PERICRE«tab»M«tab»81 «tab»M«tab»Seven Oaks, Kent, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Head«tab»Occ:«tab»Shoemaker
Phoebe PERICRE«tab» «tab»61 «tab»F«tab»Ipswich, Suffolk, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Wife«tab»Occ:«tab»Laundress
Saml. H. PERICRE«tab» «tab»20 «tab»M«tab»St Pancras, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Son«tab»Occ:«tab»Laborer
Henry PERICRE«tab» «tab»17 «tab»M«tab»St Pancras, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Son«tab»Occ:«tab»Laborer
also see genealogy\\pereira\\census1881\\PereiraWilliamS18370510TurnerPhoebe.jpgWilliam Simpson Pereira is shown on the
1891 Census:Source Citation: Class: RG12; Piece: 128; Folio 192; Page 26; GSU roll: 6095238.
Civil parish: St Pancras Ecclesiastical parish: St Mary County/Island: London Country: England
Registration district: Pancras Sub-registration district: Somers Town
54 Clarendon Street, Somerstown, St. Pancras, with the family of his daughter Jane, who had married Herbert James Edgson in May 1880:-
Schedule 120
«tab»James Edgson«tab»Head«tab»33«tab»Railway Worker«tab»London, St.Pancras
«tab»Jane«tab»«tab»Wife«tab»32«tab»«tab»«tab»do,do
«tab»William«tab»«tab»son«tab» 4«tab»Scholar«tab»«tab»do,do
«tab»Herbert«tab»«tab»son«tab» 2«tab»«tab»«tab»do,do
Schedule 121
«tab»William Simpson Pereira«tab»91«tab»Widower«tab»«tab»Kent, Sevenoaks
See genealogy\\pereira\\census1891\\PereiraWilliam&Phoebe(Decd).jpg
Note: William Simpson Pereira is shown as William P Pereira erroneously by enumerator of Census.
Full details of John can be found in the document called "William Simpson Pereira.doc", which was received from Peter Thomas Pereira of Brighton in a letter dated 19th October 1999.
possible death
First name(s) �tab�John
Last name �tab»Pereira
Birth year «tab»1836
Death date «tab»01 Nov 1888
Death year «tab»1888
Age «tab»52
Burial date «tab»01 Nov 1888
Place «tab»Sewree
Presidency «tab»Bombay
Archive Reference «tab»N-3-62
Folio «tab»-
Page «tab»411
Catalogue Description «tab»Parish register transcripts from the Presidency of Bombay, 1709-1948, :
Record set «tab»British India Office deaths & burials
Category «tab»Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records
Record collection «tab»Deaths & burials
Collections from «tab»Great Britainin 1871 there is an Indian Census record showing a John Pereira in the Royal Navy
see Genealogy\\pereira\\Census1871\\PereiraJohnAged30P1
CHRISTENING: Isabella Simpson Born 19 April 1848, Baptised 19 May 1848 St Pancras Parish Church Camden
Parents: William Simpson, Phoebe Perciva. Abode: Bayham Street, St.Pancras, Camden Town, Middlesex, ENG
Father's Occupation: Shoe MakerBURIAL: Isabella Simpson Pereira abt 1848 30 Jul 1848 St Martin In The Fields Burial Ground, Camden Town Camden Aged 3m
Abode: St MartinsPeter Thomas Pereira advises "The houses in Bayham Street were at different times renumbered, 39 became number 41 in 1852 and in 1866 it became number 103. The house was later demolished and a furniture workshop built on the site." 1980s
Isabella Simpson Pereira was born 16th April 1848, at 39 Bayham Street, St Pancras. Unfortunately Isabella died a few months later on 25th July. Note: LMA records suggest birth day is 19th not 16th
FreeBMD...
EVYear«tab»Quarter«tab»Event«tab»Surname«tab»Forename«tab»Location«tab»«tab»Vol_Page
1848«tab»2«tab»Birth«tab»Pereira«tab»Isabella Simpson«tab»Bethnal G«tab»2 45«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»
1848«tab»3«tab»Death«tab»Pereira«tab»Isabella Simpson«tab»St Pancras«tab»1 217«tab»«tab»
CHRISTENING: Henry Pereira Born 28 Oct 1863, Baptised 21 Nov 1873 Holy Trinity, Haverstock Hill Camden
Parents: William Pereira, Phoebe Pereira. Abode: 21 Harmood Street, St Pancras, Middlesex, ENG
Father's Occupation: Shoemaker
CHRISTENING: Edward Mordett son of Mordett & Sarah Pereira of Dove Row born Feb 12 1808
Henry son of Mordett & Sarah Pereira of Dove Row born Jul 2 1810
Emma Eliza Dau of Mordett & Sarah Pereira of Dove Row born Aug 9 1812
All Bapt Sep 24 1812 St Leonards, Shoreditch see Genealogy\\pereira\\Images\\PereiraEdwardMordet,Henry,EmmaBapt18120924.jpgTile Kiln Yard was at the East end of Little Cambridge Street. This address in 1851 was in Shoreditch, Ecclesiastical District of St. Mary, Haggeston, in the Borough of Tower Hamlets.
Not found in the 1881 Census under Pereira anywhere in the UK. - see marriage notes. He is shown as Edward Woodruffe, adoppting the surname of his wife. He is living at 75 Wellington Street, Bedford, which is presumably where he died.
Edward Mordet b.1808 & brother Henry b.1810 show born Dove Row. This is where they were when they were baptised with Emma in 1812. This is not guaranteed to be the correct address before 1812.
Marriage Notes for Edward Mordet Pereira and Harriett Ann Watts
MARRIAGE: No 799 29 Oct 1827 St Matthew, Bethnal Green, Middlesex by banns
Edward Merdet Pereira�tab�Bach�tab�otp
Harriet Ann Watts �tab��tab�Spin�tab�otp
see Genealogy\\pereira\\Images\\PereiraEdwardMordet18271029WattsHarrietAnn.jpgNote: Daughters Harriet Ann and Emma were buried on the same day: 2 Nov 1837
1841 Census: HO 107/693/8 Registration district Bethnal Green, Sub-registration district Hackney Road, Hundred Ossulstone (Tower Div.), Enumeration District 28, Page 23
Borough of Tower Hamlets, Parish of Bethnal Green, Enumeration Schedule 50
Charles St. (No 33 based on birth of Isabella & Henry Charles)
Edward Mordet «tab»Pereira«tab»30«tab»Her Majesty Customs«tab»Yes
Harriet Ann«tab»do«tab»30«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»No
Lucy Watts«tab»do«tab» 3«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»Yes
Isabella«tab»«tab»do«tab» 1«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»Yes
William Dodson«tab»Watts«tab»36«tab»Clerk«tab»«tab»«tab»No
see genealogy\\pereira\\census1841\\PereiraEdwardMordet18271029WattsHarrietAnn.jpg
NOTE Charles Street is where in 1841 Edward Mordet Pereira and Isaac/James Fitch live but these Fitches are unrelated. On 29Nov1834 Edward, "Gentleman" lived at 11 Broughton Place, Hackney Road, Middlesex (Will of Mordecai Pereira)1851 Census: H.O. 107 Piece 1538 Folio 81 Pages 29&30
Registration District & Parish of Shoreditch. Sub-district of Haggerstone East. Ecclesiastical District St.Mary Haggerston, Borough of Tower Hamlets. Schedule 132
5 Tile Kiln Yard (at east end of Little Cambridge Street)
Edward Mordet «tab»Pereira «tab»Head«tab»Mar«tab»43 «tab»Officer, H.M.Customs«tab»Middx, Shoreditch
Harriet Ann«tab»do«tab»Wife«tab»Mar«tab»42«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»Bucks, Emberton
Lucy Watts«tab»do«tab»Daur«tab»«tab»13«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»Middx, Bethnal Green
Isabella«tab»«tab»do«tab»Daur«tab»«tab»11«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»do,do
Henry Charles«tab»do«tab»Son«tab»«tab» 9«tab»Scholar«tab»«tab»«tab»do,do
Frederick«tab»«tab»do«tab»Son«tab»«tab» 6«tab»do«tab»«tab»«tab»do, Shoreditch
Elizabeth Emily«tab»do«tab»Daur«tab»«tab» 4«tab»do«tab»«tab»«tab»do,do
Susan Lopes«tab»do«tab»Daur«tab»«tab» 2«tab»do«tab»«tab»«tab»do,do(info. from Peter Thomas Pereira in a handwritten letter dated 30 March 2001) and from Ancestry.com 13 Nov, 2006
see genealogy\\pereira\\census1851\\PereiraEdwardMordet18271029WattsHarrietAnnP1&2.jpgIn a subseqent letter from Peter Thomas Pereira dated 30 Nov 2003 is included a hand drawn Family Tree of Edward Mordet Pereira - now called "The Family of Edward Mordet Pereira.doc", which gives both his marriages and the details of the family.
7Apr1861 Census: RG9, Piece 240, Folio 142, Page 11 Registration district Shoreditch, Sub-registration district Hoxton Old Town, Civil parish Shoreditch, Ecclesiastical District St.John the Baptist, County Middlesex
The undermentioned Houses are situate within the Boundaries of the
Parish of Shoreditch, Parliamentary Borough of tower Hamlets, Ecclesiastical District of St.John the Baptist
18 Upper John Street
Edward M Pereira«tab»Head«tab»Mar«tab»53 Superanuated Custom & House Officer«tab»Middlesex, Shoreditch
Harriet A«tab»do«tab»Wife«tab»Mar«tab»52«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»Bucks, Emberton
Henry C«tab»do«tab»Son«tab»Un«tab»19«tab»Dispatching Officer«tab»«tab»«tab»Middlesex, Bethnal Green
Frederick«tab»do«tab»Son«tab»Un«tab»16«tab»Errand Boy«tab»«tab»«tab»Do, Shoreditch
Elizabeth E do«tab»Daur«tab»Un«tab»14«tab»Scholar«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»Do,Do (Deaf)
Susan Lopes«tab»Daur«tab»Un«tab»12«tab»do«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»Do,Do
see genealogy\\pereira\\census1861\\PereiraEdwardMordet18271029WattsHarrietAnn.jpg«tab»
CHRISTENING: William Pereira Born 8 Sep 1828, Baptism 29 Sep 1828 Edward Mordeh Pereira, Harriet Ann Pereira St Matthew, Bethnal Green Tower Hamlets. Abode Chapel Street. Father's Occupation: Clerk in Attorney's Office
BURIAL: William Pereira abt 1828 29 Jan 1839 St Leonard Shoreditch Hackney Age 10y 4m
Abode: St.Matthew, Bethnal Green, Middlesex, ENGFreeBMD Possible Death
Deaths Mar 1838
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Pereira William Clerkenwell 3 42Deaths Mar 1839
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Pereira William Bethnal Green 2 12Deaths Dec 1902
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PEREIRA William 75 Wandsworth 1d 368
128. Elizabeth Penelope Pereira
CHRISTENING: Eliza Penelope Pereira Born 10 Feb 1831, Baptised 14 Mar 1831 St Matthew, Bethnal Green Tower Hamlets
Parents: Edward Mordet Pereira, Harriet Ann Pereira. Abode: Temple Street, Bethnal Green, Middlesex, ENG
Father's Occupation: Officer in CustomsBURIAL: Elizabeth Penelope Pereira Aged 13months=born Feb 1831 14 Mar 1832 St Leonard Shoreditch Hackney 13m. Abode: St.Matthew, Bethnal Green
CHRISTENING: James Waters Pereira Born 11 Nov 1832, Baptised 10 Dec 1832 St Matthew, Bethnal Green Tower Hamlets
Parents: Edward Mordet Pereira, Harriet Ann Pereira. Abode: Temple Street, Bethnal Green, Middlesex, ENG
Father's Occupation: Customs OfficerBURIAL: James Warters Pereira Aged 14 months = born Nov 1832 3 Jan 1834 St Leonard Shoreditch Hackney
Abode: St Matthew, Bethnal Green, Middlesex, ENG
CHRISTENING: Harriet Ann Pereira Baptism 23 Jun 1834 St Leonard Shoreditch Hackney
Parents: Edward Mordet Pereira, Harriet Ann Pereira. Abode: Hackney Road, Shoreditch, Middlesex, ENG
Father's Occupation: gentlemanBURIAL: Harriet Ann Pereira, abode St Matthew, Bethnal Green. Buried 2 Nov 1837 St Leonard Shoreditch Hackney. Aged 3 years 5 months = born abt June 1834
Buried with her sister Emma who was just 17m oldFrom FreeBMD Searches:-
Deaths Dec 1837
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Pereira Harriet Ann Bethnal Green 2 17
CHRISTENING: Emma Pereira Born 19 May 1836, Baptised 12 Jun 1836 St Leonard Shoreditch Hackney
Parents: Edward Mordet Pereira, Harriet Ann Pereira. Abode: St.Matthew, Bethnal Green, Middlesex, ENG
Father's Occupation:GentlemanBURIAL: Emma Pereira abt 1836 2 Nov 1837 St Leonard Shoreditch Hackney Aged 17m
Abode St Matthew, Bethnal Green
Buried with her sister Harriet Ann who was aged 3y5mHer sister Harriet died in 1837 same quarter. Coincidence, Virus?
CHRISTENING: Isabella Pereira Baptism 16 Mar 1840 St Leonard Shoreditch Hackney
Parents: Edward Mordel Pereira, Harriet Ann Pereira. Abode: Charles Street, Hackney Road, Bethnal Green, Middlesex, ENG
Father's Occupation: Custom House Officer1861 Census: Middlesex
Isabella Pareria born 1840 Middlesex
CHRISTENING: Elizabeth Emily Pereira Born 21 Sep 1846 Baptised 12 Oct 1846 St Leonard Shoreditch Hackney
Parents: Edward Mordet Pereira, Harriette Ann Pereira. Abode: Hackney Road, Shoreditch, Middlesex, ENG
Father's Occupation: Revenue Officer(Medical):Deaf
Marriage Notes for Elizabeth Emily Pereira and Charles Narborough
MARRIAGE: No 111 14 Jan 1872 St Philip, Bethnal Green, Middlesex
Charles Narborough�tab�40 Bach�tab�Brush Maker 15 Marian Square �tab�Alfred Stephen Narborough�tab�Brass Founder
Elizabeth Emily Pereira�tab�25 Spin�tab��tab� 18 Cambridge Terrace«tab»Edward Pereira«tab»Custom House Officer
see Genealogy\\pereira\\Images\\PereiraElizabethEmily18720114NarboroughCharles.jpgMarriages Mar 1872
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Pereira Elizabeth E Bethnal G 1c 6071881 Census: «tab»Dwelling:«tab»21 Moye St
«tab»Census Place:«tab»Shoreditch, London, Middlesex, England
«tab»Source:«tab»FHL Film 1341088 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 0405 Folio 101 Page 50
«tab»Marr«tab»Age«tab»Sex«tab»Birthplace
Charles NARBOROUGH«tab»M«tab»52 «tab»M«tab»Shoreditch, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Head«tab»Occ:«tab»Brush Maker
Elizabeth NARBOROUGH«tab»M«tab»34 «tab»F«tab»Shoreditch, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Wife«tab»Occ:«tab»Brush Drawer
Walter NARBOROUGH«tab»U«tab»17 «tab»M«tab»Clerkenwell, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Son«tab»Occ:«tab»Boot Riveter
Mary A. NARBOROUGH«tab»U«tab»19 «tab»F«tab»Clerkenwell, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Daur«tab»Occ:«tab»Brush Drawer
Henry NARBOROUGH«tab» «tab»14 «tab»M«tab»Shoreditch, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Son
see genealogy\\pereira\\census1881\\NarboroughCharlesPereiraElizabeth.jpg
Note: Based on the birth dates of the children and age of wife, the children must have been from a previous marriage.1891 Census: Source Citation: Class: RG12; Piece: 253; Folio 172; Page 34; GSU roll: 6095363.
Civil Parish: Shoreditch Ecclesiastical parish: St Augustine Town: London County/Island: London Country: England Registration district: Shoreditch Sub-registration district: Haggerston ED, institution, or vessel: 21 Schedule 204. 21 Moye Street
Household Members: Name Age
Charles Nesborough «tab»Head«tab»M«tab»62 Brush Maker«tab»«tab»London, Shoreditch
Elizabeth Nesborough «tab»Wife«tab»M«tab»64 Brush Drawer«tab»«tab»do, do
Henry Nesborough «tab»«tab»Son«tab»S«tab»24 General Labourer«tab»«tab»do, do
see genealogy\\pereira\\census1891\\NarboroughCharles18720114PereiraElizabeth.jpg1901 Census: RG13 281 172 21
Whitmore, Shoreditch, Loandon
BNarborough Chas Aged 73 born 1828 Brush Maker Born Clapton, Middlesex
From IGI a possibility: Parents William Knight Woodruff and Elizabeth Mary Woodruff and christening 18 Jun 1834 Deal, Kent, England - not proven
A possible death in FreeBMD...
EVYear�tab�Quarter�tab�Event�tab�Surname�tab�Forename�tab»Location«tab»Vol_Page Age_at_Death«tab»Birth_Year«tab»
1914«tab»1«tab»Death«tab»Pereira«tab»Jane T«tab»Pembroke«tab»11a 1745«tab»81«tab»«tab»1833«tab»
In a letter from Peter Thomas Pereira dated 20th July, 2007 he states "You mentioned Jane T. Woodriffe who married Edward Mordet Pereira in one of your letters. I might have told you that she died age 81 at pembroke in 1914. Her father was a sea captain." This corroborates the above FreeBMD record, taken as proof.
Marriage Notes for Edward Mordet Pereira and Jane Twiss Turner
MARRIAGE: St.Paul, Bethnal Green, London
Edward Mordet Pereira widower age 60 son of Mordet Pereira Gentleman
married Jane T. Woodriffe Widow aged 37 dau of Thomas Turner Sea Captain
on the 3rd September 1868.
Both parties were of 37 Charles Street, Hackney Road
see Genealogy\\pereira\\Images\\PereiraEdwardMordet18680903WoodriffeJaneTwiss.jpgFrom FreeBMD
Marriages Sep 1868 (>99%)
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Hutchinson William Bethnal Green 1c 701
Pereira Edward Mordet Bethnal Green 1c 701
Woodriffe Jane Twiss Bethnal Green 1c 7011871 Census: Source Citation: Class: RG10; Piece: 1541; Folio: 133; Page: 23; GSU roll: 829787
Civil parish: St Peter Town: Bedford County/Island: Bedfordshire Country: England
Registration district: Bedford Sub-registration district: Bedford and Kempston ED, institution, or vessel: 6
Household schedule number: 138. 60 Wellington Street, Bedford
Household Members: Name Age
Edward M Pereira «tab»«tab»Head«tab»M«tab»63 Officer in h.M. Customs«tab»London, Shoreditch
Jane Twiss Pereira «tab»Wife«tab»M«tab»39 «tab»«tab»«tab»Kent, Gravesend
James Thomas Woodruff «tab»Son«tab»«tab»15 «tab»«tab»«tab»Middx, Poplar
see Genealogy\\pereira\\Census1871\\PereiraEdwardMordet18680903WoodriffeJaneTwiss.jpg1881 Census:«tab»Dwelling:«tab»75 Wellington St
«tab»Census Place:«tab»Bedford St Peter, Bedford, England
«tab»Source:«tab»FHL Film 1341387 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 1619 Folio 42 Page 31
«tab»Marr«tab»Age«tab»Sex«tab»Birthplace
Edward WOODRUFFE«tab»M«tab»73 «tab»M«tab»Shoreditch, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Head«tab»Occ:«tab»Annuitant
Jane Louisa WOODRUFFE«tab»M«tab»49 «tab»F«tab»Gravesend, Kent, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Wife«tab»Occ:«tab»AnnuitantWhy the surname Woodruffe?
1891 Census: RG12/4667 Folio 11 Page 16: Civil Parish, Town & Borough of Bangor, Wales. Schedule 97
31 Holyhead Road
John«tab»Humphreys«tab»Head«tab»M«tab»32«tab»Grocer«tab»«tab»? ?
Jane C«tab»do«tab»«tab»Wife«tab»M«tab»28«tab»«tab»«tab»Bangor
Arthur S«tab»do«tab»«tab»Son«tab»«tab» 5«tab»«tab»«tab»do
Richard P do«tab»«tab»Son«tab»«tab» 2«tab»«tab»«tab»do
Jane«tab»Pereira«tab»«tab»Nurser«tab»Wid«tab»49«tab»Trained Nurse«tab»Kent, Gravesend
Lydia«tab»Jones«tab»«tab»Serv«tab»S«tab»30«tab»Servant Domestic«tab»Anglesey ?
Mary«tab»Buckingham«tab»Serv«tab»S«tab»13«tab»Servant Domestic«tab»? ?
see genealogy\\pereira\\census1891\\PereiraJaneb1842P1&2.jpg1901 Census: Source Citation: Class: RG13; Piece: 3372; Folio: 56; Page: 2.
Civil Parish: Chester Ecclesiastical parish: Holy Trinity Town: Chester County/Island: Cheshire Country: England Registration district: Chester Sub-registration district: Chester Cathedral ED, institution, or vessel: 4 Household schedule number: 15. 39 Watergate Row, Chester
Household Members: Name Age
Frank McGinty «tab»Head«tab»Widr«tab»33 Tailor«tab»«tab»«tab»Ireland
Mary Ellen McGinty Daur«tab»«tab» 7 «tab»«tab»«tab»Chester
Maria E McGinty «tab»Daur«tab»«tab» 5 «tab»«tab»«tab»do
Jane Pereira «tab»Serv«tab»Wid«tab»60 House Keeper Domestic«tab»Gravesend
see Genealogy\\pereira\\Census1901\\Pereira(Turner)JaneAge60.jpg1911 Census: Class: RG14; Piece: 33167; Schedule Number: 97.
Registration District: Pembroke Registration District Number: 601 Sub-registration District: Roose ED, institution, or vessel: 02 Household Schedule Number: 97 Civil Parish: Neyland County/Island: Pembrokeshire Country: Wales
Street Address: 7 Gt Eastern Terrace Neyland
Maria Woodruff «tab»Wife«tab»53 M 31 9 6 3«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»Cornwall
Laura Woodruff «tab»Dau«tab»26 S«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»Penmon, Anglesey
Harold Woodruff «tab»Son«tab»15«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»do, do
James Woodruff Son«tab»11«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»Neyland, Pem.
Jane Pereira «tab»Mo-in-L«tab»77 Widow«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»Gravesend, Kent
see Genealogy\\pereira\\Census1911\\Pereira(Turner)JaneBorn1834.jpg
CHRISTENING: Edward Mordett son of Mordett & Sarah Pereira of Dove Row born Feb 12 1808
Henry son of Mordett & Sarah Pereira of Dove Row born Jul 2 1810
Emma Eliza Dau of Mordett & Sarah Pereira of Dove Row born Aug 9 1812
All Bapt Sep 24 1812 St Leonards, Shoreditch see Genealogy\\pereira\\Images\\PereiraEdwardMordet,Henry,EmmaBapt18120924.jpgBetween 1834&1837:
"Robson's London Directory"
Henry Pereira, Plumber and Co. 17 Pundersons Place, Bethnal Green Road, and as Plumber and Painter or House Painter. Also at this address in l837 were J.Hobbins, Baker and J.Stevenson, Watchmaker."
from "Henry Pereira, Gentleman Plumber" by Peter Pereira. Is this the same Henry?In an enclosure from Peter Thomas Pereira of Brighton dated 31st July, 1999 are full details of Henry and Family. See Book item in Genealogy Tree Maker Repository called Pereira Correspondence.doc for letter of that date or file "Henry Pereira b02-07-1810.doc"
In FreeBMD his death shows him aged 88 in 1890 making him born 1802? Do we have the correct Henry?
"Henry Pereira died at Maristow House, 27 Gascoyne Road, Hackney on 20th September, 1890 aged 80. The Will, which describes Henry as a Gentleman, was proved on 15th October, 1890 by Jesse Pereira of 30 Thistlewaite Road, Lower Clapton and Henry Pereira, sons and two of the executors. The Personal Estate was £35,091.15s.6d. Resworn in December at £35,133.10s.6d." from "Henry Pereira, Gentleman Plumber" by Peter T.Pereira
BIRTH: Possible IGI reference
SARAH ANN HEWITT Female Birth: 16 FEB 1813
Christening: 14 AUG 1814 Saint Matthew, Bethnal Green, London, England
Father: WILLIAM HEWITT Mother: ELIZABETH
Note: In 1861 Census (Marriage notes), she is shown as born Bethnal Green. In 1871-1881 she is shown as born London.CHRISTENING: Sarah Ann Hewitt Baptism 14 Aug 1814 William Hewitt, Elizabeth Hewitt St Matthew, Bethnal Green Tower Hamlets
see Genealogy\\pereira\\Images\\HewittSarahAnnBorn18130216Bapt18140814.jpg13 June, 1892: Sarah Ann Pereira late of Maristow House, 27 Gascoyne Road, South Hackney, widow of Henry Pereira, died aged 79(=b.1813). Probate was granted to Henry Pereira, son. Effects £419.4s.4d. from "Henry Pereira, Gentleman Plumber" by Peter T.Pereira
Marriage Notes for Henry Pereira and Sarah Ann Hewitt
MARRIAGE: No 127 5 Jul 1830 St Dunstan and All Saints, Stepney
Henry Pereira�tab�Bach�tab�otp
Sarah Ann Hewitt �tab�Spin�tab�otp
see Genealogy\\pereira\\Images\\PereiraHenry18300705HewittSarahAnn.jpgReceived from Peter T.Pereira 17 Nov, 2004 :
"Robson's London Directory" between 1834&1837
Henry Pereira, Plumber and Co. 17 Pundersons Place, Bethnal Green Road, and as Plumber and Painter or House Painter. Also at this address in 1837 were J.Hobbins, Baker and J.Stevenson, Watchmaker."
from "Henry Pereira, Gentleman Plumber" by Peter Pereira. NOTE Henry 2.7.1810-20.9.18908 March 1856 Married St.Andrew, Bethnal Green Henrietta Pereira age 19 Residence:216 Bethnal Green Road Father:Henry Pereira, Oilman
Post Office Commercial Directory 1862 Henry Pereira Plumber Oil and Colourman 216 Bethnal Green Road
Oil man=1.A manufacturer or dealer in oil. 2.One who oils machinery. Colour man=One who deals in colours. Colour=A colouring matter,pigment,paint.
1841 Census: Source Citation: Class: HO107; Piece 691; Book: 11; Civil Parish: Bethnal Green; County: Middlesex; Enumeration District: 22; Folio: 26; Page: 8; Line: 10; GSU roll: 438807.
Civil parish: Bethnal Green Hundred: Ossulstone (Tower Division) County/Island: Middlesex Country: England Registration district: Bethnal Green Sub-registration district: Church Household Members:
Bethnal Green Road
Name Age
Henry Perrera «tab»30 Plumber«tab»y
Ann Perrera «tab»27 «tab»«tab»y
Henrietta Perrera «tab» 4 «tab»«tab»y
Jessey Perrera «tab» 2 «tab»«tab»y
see Genealogy\\pereira\\Census1841\\PereiraHenry18300705HewittSarahAnn.jpg1851 Census: Source Citation: Class: HO107; Piece: 1541; Folio: 36; Page: 10; GSU roll: 174771.
Civil parish: Bethnal Green Ecclesiastical parish: St Jude County/Island: Middlesex Country: England
Registration district: Bethnal Green Sub-registration district: Church ED, institution, or vessel: 2
Household schedule number: 41. 216 Bethnal Green Road, Bethnal Green
Household Members: Name Age
Henry Pereira«tab»Head«tab»Mar«tab»40«tab»Plumber«tab»«tab»Shoreditch
Sarah Ann«tab»Wife«tab»Mar«tab»38«tab»«tab»«tab»Bethnal Green
Jesse«tab»«tab»Son«tab»«tab»11«tab»«tab»«tab»do
Henry«tab»«tab»Son«tab»«tab» 9«tab»«tab»«tab»do
Anne«tab»«tab»Dau«tab»«tab» 2«tab»«tab»«tab»do
Sarah Smart«tab»Serv«tab»S«tab»30 House Servant«tab»«tab»do
see Genealogy\\pereira\\Census1851\\PereiraHenry18300705HewittSarahAnn.jpg
[Detail from The Parlour Family History by Andy & Sue Parlour 2008]Received from Peter T.Pereira 23 Apr, 2004 (1861,71 Census entries below).
1861 Census:Source Citation: Class: RG9; Piece: 254; Folio: 13; Page: 29; GSU roll: 542600.
Civil Parish: Bethnal Green Ecclesiastical parish: St James the Less County/Island: Middlesex Country:England
Registration district: Bethnal Green Sub-registration district: Green ED, institution, or vessel:1
Household schedule number: «tab»156
40 Sewardstone Road, Bethnal Green «tab»«tab»«tab»
Henry Pereira«tab»Head«tab»Mar«tab»50«tab»Painter«tab»«tab»«tab»Shoreditch«tab»=b.1811
Sarah A«tab»«tab»Wife«tab»Mar«tab»48«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»Bethnal Green
Henry«tab»«tab»Son«tab»Unm«tab»19«tab»Merchant's Clerk«tab»«tab»Bethnal Green
Anne«tab»«tab»Dau«tab»«tab»12«tab»scholar«tab»«tab»«tab»Bethnal Green
Alfred«tab»«tab»Son«tab»«tab» 7«tab»scholar«tab»«tab»«tab»Bethnal Green
see Genealogy\\pereira\\Census1861\\PereiraHenry18300705HewittSarahA.jpg1871 Census; Source Citation: Class: RG10; Piece: 334; Folio: 18; Page: 30; GSU roll: 818903.
Civil parish: Hackney Ecclesiastical parish: St Augustine County/Island: London Country: England
Registration district: Hackney Sub-registration district: South Hackney ED, institution, or vessel: 13
Household schedule number: 148 Maristow House, 27 Gascoyne Road, Hackney. «tab»
Household Members: Name Age
Henry Pereira «tab»Head«tab»Mar«tab»60 «tab»House Decorator «tab»«tab»London«tab»«tab»=b.1811
Sarah «tab»«tab»Wife «tab»Mar«tab»58«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»London
Henry «tab»«tab»Son«tab»Unm«tab»29«tab»Clerk to Papermakers «tab»London
Alfred «tab»«tab»Son «tab»Unm«tab»17«tab»Clerk to Papermakers«tab»London
Maria Chamberlain «tab»Unm«tab»19 «tab»Servant«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»Essex
see Genealogy\\pereira\\Census1871\\PereiraHenry18300705HewittSarahAnn.jpg1881 Census: «tab»Dwelling:«tab»27 Gascoyne Rd
«tab»Census Place:«tab»Hackney, London, Middlesex, England
«tab»Source:«tab»FHL Film 1341068 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 0316 Folio 62 Page 1
«tab»Marr«tab»Age«tab»Sex«tab»Birthplace
Henry PERCIVA«tab»M«tab»70 «tab»M«tab»London, Middlesex, England«tab»«tab»«tab»=b.1811
«tab»Rel:«tab»Head«tab»«tab»Occ:«tab»Retired Oil Merchant
Sarah A. PERCIVA«tab»M«tab»68 «tab»F«tab»London, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Wife
Henry PERCIVA«tab»U«tab»39 «tab»M«tab»London, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Son«tab»«tab»Occ:«tab»Clerk Paper Makers
Fred PERCIVA«tab»U«tab»37 «tab»M«tab»London, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Son«tab»«tab»Occ:«tab»No/Oc
Ann M. CHAMBERLAIN«tab»U«tab»29 «tab»F«tab»Brightlingsea, Essex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Serv«tab»«tab»Occ:«tab»Cook
CHRISTENING: Elizabeth Ann Pereira Born 27 April 1831 Baptised 20 May 1831 St Leonard Shoreditch Hackney
Henry Pereira, Sarah Ann Pereira. Abode: St Matthew, Bethnal Green
Father's Occupation: Plumber & GlazierBURIAL: Eliza Ann Pereira abt 1831 5 Oct 1833 St Leonard Shoreditch Hackney Age 2y 5m
Abode: St.Matthew, Bethnal GreenIn 1851 Henry Pereira b1810 is a plumber, living at 216, Bethnal Green Road. Henry had married Sarah Ann Hewitt 5�sup�th�/sup� July 1830 in St Dunstans Stepney. A son James was soon born but sadly Henry and Sarah lost two daughters - Elizabeth Ann born April 1831 died October 1833 and Maria Ann born November 1832 died December 1833. Henry their fourth child was born 1838 and finally Anne in 1848.
CHRISTENING: Maria Ann Pereira Born 6 Nov 1832, Baptised 27 Aug 1833 St Leonard Shoreditch Hackney
Parents: Henry Pereira, Sarah Ann Pereira. Abode: St Matthew, Bethnal Green, Middlesex, ENG
Father's Occupation: GlazierBURIAL: Maria Ann Pereira Aged 13 months = born Nov 1832 10 Dec 1833 St Leonard Shoreditch Hackney
Abode: St Matthew, Bethnal Green, Middlesex, ENG
CHRISTENING: Henry Pereira Born 4 August 1834, Baptised 31 Aug 1834 St Matthew, Bethnal Green Tower Hamlets
Parents: Henry Pereira, Sarah Ann Pereira. Abode: Pundasn Place, Bethnal Green, Middlesex, ENG
Father's Occupation: PlumberBURIAL: Henry Pereira Aged 3y1m=born 1834. Buried 14 Sep 1837 St Leonard Shoreditch Hackney
Abode: St.Matthew, Bethnal Green
1901 Census: Source Citation: Class: RG13; Piece: 1740; Folio: 107; Page: 28.
Civil parish: Wixoe Ecclesiastical parish: Wixoe St Leonard County/Island: Suffolk
Country: England
Registration district: Risbridge Sub-registration district: Clare ED, institution, or vessel: 9 Household schedule number: 16 Floristan Hall, Wixoe, Essex
Household Members: Name Age
Henry Pereira «tab»Head«tab»S«tab»59 Living on own means«tab»London
Alfred Pereira «tab»Brother«tab»S«tab»47 do«tab»«tab»«tab»do
Daniel Sharpe «tab»Serv«tab»M«tab»65 Coachman«tab»«tab»Essex, Belchamps St.Paul
Sarah A Sharpe «tab»Serv«tab»M«tab»54 Cook«tab»«tab»«tab»Essex, Shelby
Susannah Diggins «tab»Serv«tab»S«tab»19 Housemaid«tab»«tab»do, Steeple Bumpstead
Beatrice L Coe «tab»Serv«tab»S«tab»19 Parlour Maid«tab»«tab»Suffolk, Bardwell
Llewellyn H Everritt «tab»Serv«tab»S«tab»21 Groom«tab»«tab»«tab»Not Known
see Genealogy\\pereira\\Census1901\\PereiraHenryBorn1842&brotherAlfredBorn1854.jpg1911 Census: Source Citation: Class: RG14; Piece: 10523; Schedule Number: 171;
Civil parish:Stoke by Clare Wixoe County/Island:Suffolk Country:England
Registration district:Risbridge Registration District Number:204 Sub-registration district:Clare ED, institution, or vessel:8 Household schedule number:171
Street Address:Floriston Hall, Wixoe Nr Halstead, Essex
Henry Pereira«tab»Head«tab»«tab»69«tab»S Private Means«tab»London, Middlesex
Alfred Pereira«tab»Brother«tab»57«tab»S do«tab»«tab»«tab»do, do
Elizabeth Walton«tab»Housekeeper«tab»62«tab»S«tab»«tab»«tab»do, do«tab»
Daniel Sharpe«tab»Coachman«tab»81«tab»S«tab»«tab»Belchamp St Paul, Essex
Sarah Ann Sharpe«tab»Cook«tab»«tab»64«tab»S«tab»«tab»Rayden, Suffolk
Ellis Backler«tab»Groom«tab»«tab»32«tab»S«tab»«tab»Haverhill, do
Edith Talbot«tab»Parlourmaid«tab»21«tab»S«tab»«tab»Barnardiston, do
Julia Gowers«tab»Housemaid«tab»19«tab»S«tab»«tab»Clare, do
see Genealogy\\pereira\\Census1901\\PereiraHenryBorn1842&brotherAlfredBorn1854.jpg
CENSUS: Notes from Census event: age should be 27
CHRISTENING: Alfred Pereira Born 24 May 1853 Baptised 1 Feb 1857 St Anne, Limehouse Tower Hamlets
Parents: Henry Pereira, Sarah Anne Pereira formerly Hewitt. Abode: Bethnal Green Road
Father's Occupation Oilman
Christened along with sister Anne and niece Adelaide Gregory by older sister HenriettaAssumption is that Fred and Alfred are the same person! The 186&71 Censuses are more likely to be correct as Alfred(Fred) is a scholar in 1861. The deduction, which Peter also makes is that Alfred(Fred) is not aged 37 in 1881 but 27.
Births Jun 1853 Pereira Alfred Bethnal Green 1c 278
1901 Census: Source Citation: Class: RG13; Piece: 1740; Folio: 107; Page: 28.
Civil parish: Wixoe Ecclesiastical parish: Wixoe St Leonard County/Island: Suffolk
Country: England
Registration district: Risbridge Sub-registration district: Clare ED, institution, or vessel: 9 Household schedule number: 16 Floristan Hall, Wixoe, Essex
Household Members: Name Age
Henry Pereira «tab»Head«tab»S«tab»59 Living on own means«tab»London
Alfred Pereira «tab»Brother«tab»S«tab»47 do«tab»«tab»«tab»do
Daniel Sharpe «tab»Serv«tab»M«tab»65 Coachman«tab»«tab»Essex, Belchamps St.Paul
Sarah A Sharpe «tab»Serv«tab»M«tab»54 Cook«tab»«tab»«tab»Essex, Shelby
Susannah Diggins «tab»Serv«tab»S«tab»19 Housemaid«tab»«tab»do, Steeple Bumpstead
Beatrice L Coe «tab»Serv«tab»S«tab»19 Parlour Maid«tab»«tab»Suffolk, Bardwell
Llewellyn H Everritt «tab»Serv«tab»S«tab»21 Groom«tab»«tab»«tab»Not Known
see Genealogy\\pereira\\Census1901\\PereiraHenryBorn1842&brotherAlfredBorn1854.jpg1911 Census: Source Citation: Class: RG14; Piece: 10523; Schedule Number: 171;
Civil parish:Stoke by Clare Wixoe County/Island:Suffolk Country:England
Registration district:Risbridge Registration District Number:204 Sub-registration district:Clare ED, institution, or vessel:8 Household schedule number:171
Street Address:Floriston Hall, Wixoe Nr Halstead, Essex
Henry Pereira«tab»Head«tab»«tab»69«tab»S Private Means«tab»London, Middlesex
Alfred Pereira«tab»Brother«tab»57«tab»S do«tab»«tab»«tab»do, do
Elizabeth Walton«tab»Housekeeper«tab»62«tab»S«tab»«tab»«tab»do, do«tab»
Daniel Sharpe«tab»Coachman«tab»81«tab»S«tab»«tab»Belchamp St Paul, Essex
Sarah Ann Sharpe«tab»Cook«tab»«tab»64«tab»S«tab»«tab»Rayden, Suffolk
Ellis Backler«tab»Groom«tab»«tab»32«tab»S«tab»«tab»Haverhill, do
Edith Talbot«tab»Parlourmaid«tab»21«tab»S«tab»«tab»Barnardiston, do
Julia Gowers«tab»Housemaid«tab»19«tab»S«tab»«tab»Clare, do
see Genealogy\\pereira\\Census1901\\PereiraHenryBorn1842&brotherAlfredBorn1854.jpg
CHRISTENING: Sarah Penelope Pereira Born 9 Nov 1814, Baptised 15 Dec 1814 St leonard, Shoreditch, Middlesex
Parents: Mordett & Sarah Pereira. Abode: Margaret Street, New Haggerstone
Father's Occupation: Merchants ClerkA possible 1881 census entry...
«tab»Dwelling:«tab»Synagogue Bldg
«tab»Census Place:«tab»St Katherine Creechurch, London, Middlesex, England
«tab»Source:«tab»FHL Film 1341082 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 0382 Folio 29 Page 5
«tab»Marr«tab»Age«tab»Sex«tab»Birthplace
David DE ROSE«tab»M«tab»39 «tab»M«tab»The Netherlands
«tab»Rel:«tab»Head«tab»Occ:«tab»Superintendent To Spanish & Portg Synagogue (Minister)
Sophia DE ROSE«tab»M«tab»33 «tab»F«tab»London City Of, London, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Wife
Morris DE ROSE«tab»U«tab»33 «tab»M«tab»The Netherlands
«tab»Rel:«tab»Brother«tab»Occ:«tab»Waiter
Margaret BEAL«tab»U«tab»13 «tab»F«tab»London City Of, London, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Serv«tab»Occ:«tab»Servant (Domestic)
Hannah BENSABAT«tab»U«tab»62 «tab»F«tab»London City Of, London, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Inmate
Rachel BELASCO«tab»W«tab»73 «tab»F«tab»St Georges In The East, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Inmate
«b»Sarah PEREIRA«tab»U«tab»64 «tab»F«tab»London City Of, London, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Inmate«/b»
Francis MENDOZA«tab»W«tab»64 «tab»F«tab»Spitalfields, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Inmate
Hannah BENTOLELA«tab»W«tab»63 «tab»F«tab»Chatham, Kent, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Inmate
Rachel BARZILAY«tab»U«tab»63 «tab»F«tab»Bethnnel Green, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Inmate
Rachel RATTAN«tab»U«tab»70 «tab»F«tab»Whitechapel, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Inmate
Hannah NUNEZ«tab»W«tab»55 «tab»F«tab»Spitalfields, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Inmate
Sarah NUNEZ«tab»U«tab»11 «tab»F«tab»Spitalfields, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Inmate
Sarah MOYEL«tab»W«tab»76 «tab»F«tab»London City Of, London, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Inmate
Rachel COUTINLIO«tab»U«tab»64 «tab»F«tab»The Netherlands
«tab»Rel:«tab»Inmate
Amelia BARACHE«tab»W«tab»79 «tab»F«tab»London City Of, London, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Inmate
Miriam AZEVADO«tab»U«tab»70 «tab»F«tab»Bethnal Green, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Inmate
Hannah MENDOZA«tab»W«tab»84 «tab»F«tab»Mile End, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Inmate
Simha AZULAY«tab»W«tab»72 «tab»F«tab» (F), Morocco
«tab»Rel:«tab»Inmate
Hannah GLUESE«tab»U«tab»78 «tab»F«tab»London City Of, London, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Inmate
Rachel HAMIS«tab»W«tab»70 «tab»F«tab»West End
«tab»Rel:«tab»Inmate
Leah OTTOLAUGUI«tab»W«tab»78 «tab»F«tab»
«tab»Rel:«tab»Inmateor
«tab»Dwelling:«tab»118 Marylebone Rd
«tab»Census Place:«tab»St Marylebone, London, Middlesex, England
«tab»Source:«tab»FHL Film 1341034 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 0157 Folio 57 Page 37
«tab»Marr«tab»Age«tab»Sex«tab»Birthplace
Elizabeth HEARNS«tab»W«tab»67 «tab»F«tab»Filby, Norfolk, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Head«tab»Occ:«tab»Lodging House Keeper
Amy A. EVES«tab»W«tab»63 «tab»F«tab»Carmarthen
«tab»Rel:«tab»Servt«tab»Occ:«tab»Cook
«b»Sarah HERLEY«tab»U«tab»65 «tab»F«tab»Marylebone, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Servt«tab»Occ:«tab»Housemaid«/b»
Grace DEVEAUX«tab»U«tab»22 «tab»F«tab»London Bloomsbury, London, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Lodger«tab»Occ:«tab»Milner
Violet VALENTINE«tab»U«tab»20 «tab»F«tab»London, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Lodger«tab»Occ:«tab»School Teacher
Marriage Notes for Sarah Penelope Pereira and Daniel Hurley
MARRIAGE: Name: Daniel Hurley Spouse Name: Sarah Penelope Precira Record Type: Marriage Marriage Date: 19 Nov 1835 Parish: St Dunstan and All Saints, Stepney County: Middlesex Borough: Tower Hamlets
see Genealogy\\pereira\\Images\\PereiraSarahPenelope18351119HurleyDaniel.jpg1851 Census: Class: HO107; Piece: 1545; Folio: 440; Page: 31; GSU roll: 174775.
Registration District: Whitechapel Sub-registration District: Whitechapel Church ED, institution, or vessel: 3
Neighbors: View others on page Household Schedule Number: 128 Civil Parish: St Mary Whitechapel
Ecclesiastical parish: St Mary County/Island: Middlesex Country: England
31 Mount Street
Daniel Hurley «tab»Head«tab»Mar«tab»37«tab»Constable / Bank of Eng«tab»«tab»Ireland
S Hurley «tab»Wife«tab»Mar«tab»35«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»Hackney, Middx
S Hurley «tab»Dau«tab»«tab»15«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»Bethnal Green, do
E Hurley «tab»Dau«tab»«tab»13«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»do, do«tab»«tab»«tab»
A Hurley «tab»Son«tab»«tab»10«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»do, do
D Hurley «tab»Dau«tab»«tab» 7«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»Stepney, do
M Hurley «tab»Dau«tab» «tab» 4«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»do, do
J Hurley «tab»Son«tab»«tab» 1«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»do, do
see Genealogy\\pereira\\Census1851\\HurleyDaniel18351119PereiraSarah.jpg
possible Births
Mar 1838 HURLEY Emma Bethnal Green 2 8
Jun 1843 HURLEY Alfred Ambrose Bethnal Green 2 101861 Census: Class: RG 9; Piece: 290; Folio: 87; Page: 24; GSU roll: 542608.
Registration District: Mile End Old Town Sub-registration District: Mile End Old Town Western ED, institution, or vessel: 5 Neighbors: View others on page Household Schedule Number: 148 Civil Parish: Mile End Old Town
Ecclesiastical parish: St Philip County/Island: Middlesex Country: England
37 Nottingham Place, Mile End Old Town
Sarah Hurley «tab»«tab»Head«tab»43 Widow«tab»«tab»Hackney, Middx
Daniel R Hurley «tab»Son«tab»18«tab»«tab»Clerk«tab»Mile End, do
James P Hurley «tab»Son«tab»11«tab»«tab»«tab»Stepney, do
Charles J Hurley «tab»Son«tab» 8«tab»«tab»«tab»Aldgate, do
see Genealogy\\pereira\\Census1861\\HurleyDaniel(decd)18351119PereiraSarah.jpg1871 Census: Source Citation: Class: RG10; Piece: 490; Folio: 10; Page: 13; GSU roll: 823374.
Civil parish: Bethnal Green Ecclesiastical parish: St John County/Island: London Country: England
Registration district: Bethnal Green Sub-registration district: Bethnal Green ED, institution, or vessel: 23
Household schedule number: 79. 10 Russia Lane, Bethnal Green
Household Members: Name Age
Sarah Penelope Hurley «tab»Head«tab»W«tab»55 Annuitant«tab»«tab»«tab»Middx, Bethnal Green
James Hurley «tab»«tab»Son«tab»S«tab»20 Wine Merchant's Labourer«tab»«tab»do, do
Charles Hurley «tab»«tab»Son«tab»S«tab»19 Labourer (unemployed)«tab»«tab»do, do
see Genealogy\\pereira\\Census1871\\HurleySarahPenelopeAge55Widow.jpgpossible 1881 Census: «tab»Dwelling:«tab»118 Marylebone Rd
«tab»Census Place:«tab»St Marylebone, London, Middlesex, England
«tab»Source:«tab»FHL Film 1341034 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 0157 Folio 57 Page 37
«tab»Marr«tab»Age«tab»Sex«tab»Birthplace
Elizabeth HEARNS«tab»W«tab»67 «tab»F«tab»Filby, Norfolk, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Head«tab»Occ:«tab»Lodging House Keeper
Amy A. EVES«tab»W«tab»63 «tab»F«tab»Carmarthen
«tab»Rel:«tab»Servt«tab»Occ:«tab»Cook
Sarah HERLEY«tab»U«tab»65 «tab»F«tab»Marylebone, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Servt«tab»Occ:«tab»Housemaid
Grace DEVEAUX«tab»U«tab»22 «tab»F«tab»London Bloomsbury, London, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Lodger«tab»Occ:«tab»Milner
Violet VALENTINE«tab»U«tab»20 «tab»F«tab»London, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Lodger«tab»Occ:«tab»School Teacher
CHRISTENING: George Alfred Pereira Born 3 Apr Bapt 5 May 1817 St Leonard Shoreditch Hackney
Parents: Mordet Pereira, Sarah Pereira. Abode: Hackney Fields, Haggerston, Middlesex, ENG
Father's Occupation: GentlemanFrom FreeBMD
EVYear«tab»Quarter«tab»Event«tab»Surname«tab»Forename«tab»Location«tab»Vol_Page Age_at_Death«tab»Birth_Year
1888«tab»1«tab»Death«tab»PEREIRA George«tab»«tab»Lambeth«tab»1d 837«tab»71«tab»«tab»1817«tab»
1898«tab»1«tab»Death«tab»Pereira«tab»George Alfred«tab»Hackney«tab»1b 391«tab»78«tab»«tab»1820«tab»
The most likley being the second as this is in Hackney, although both are close on age.1881 Census: «tab»Dwelling:«tab»10 Sidworth St
«tab»Census Place:«tab»Hackney, London, Middlesex, England
«tab»Source:«tab»FHL Film 1341067 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 0311 Folio 24 Page 40
«tab»Marr«tab»Age«tab»Sex«tab»Birthplace
Christopher PEREIRA«tab»M«tab»25 «tab»M«tab»King Blane
«tab»Rel:«tab»Head«tab»«tab»Occ:«tab»Builder
Emma PEREIRA«tab»M«tab»24 «tab»F«tab»Haggerstone, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Wife
Alice PEREIRA«tab» «tab»7 m«tab»F«tab»Shoreditch, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Dau
George PEREIRA«tab»W«tab»63 «tab»M«tab»Shoreditch, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Father«tab»«tab»Occ:«tab»House Decorator
Clara BEASLEY«tab» «tab»14 «tab»F«tab»Shoreditch, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Sister In Law«tab»«tab»Occ:«tab»ScholarThere is also an 1891 Census for this George called "PereiraGeorgeb1817C1891WRONG.jpg", which now turns out to be the correct George Pereira, having left the comfort of his son Christopher's abode. The above "jpg" file has been renamed PereiraGeorgeb1817.jpg
1891 Census: Source Citation: Class: RG12; Piece: 193; Folio 48; Page 24; GSU roll: 6095303.
Civil parish: Hackney Ecclesiastical parish: Dalston Holy Trinity County/Island: London Country: England Registration district: Hackney Sub-registration district: Hackney ED, institution, or vessel: 9 Schedule 154.
125 Holly Street.
George«tab»Pereira«tab»Lodger«tab»Widr«tab»72«tab»Living on own means«tab»London, Hackney
DEATH: died possible Q11859 Shoreditch 1c 156 (PTP 25/5/2007)
In FreeBMD there are 2 possible deaths...
EVYear�tab�Quarter�tab�Event�tab�Surname�tab�Forename�tab�Location�tab��tab�Vol_Page
1855�tab�3�tab�Death�tab�Pereira�tab�Mary Ann«tab»Lambeth«tab»«tab»1d 215«tab»«tab»«tab»
1859«tab»1«tab»Death«tab»Pereira«tab»Mary Ann«tab»Shoreditch«tab»1c 156«tab»
Of the 2 the latter appears the more likely
Daughter Alice was born in 1853 and shown in FreeBMD as...
EVYear«tab»Quarter«tab»Event«tab»Surname«tab»Forename«tab»Location«tab»Vol_Page
1853«tab»1«tab»Birth«tab»PEREIRA«tab»Alice«tab»Shoreditch«tab»1c 216«tab»
Based on this the 1859 date is taken as proved.«tab»
Marriage Notes for George Alfred Pereira and Mary Ann Gibbs
MARRIAGE: No 147 27 Mar 1848 St Peter, Bethnal Green
George Pereira�tab�Full Bach�tab�Painter�tab�1 Gloucester Street�tab��tab�Mordet Pereira�tab�Gentleman
Mary Ann Gibbs�tab�Full Spin�tab��tab�do�tab��tab��tab�Joseph Gibbs�tab�Carpenter
see Genealogy\\pereira\\Images\\PereiraGeorge18480327GibbsMaryAnn.jpgMarriages Mar 1848
Adams William Bethnal Gn. 2 26
COOPER William James Bethnal Gn 2 26
Cronin Timothy Bethnal Green 2 26
Gibbs Mary Ann Bethnal Green 2 26
Jackson Sarah Bethnal Green 2 26
PEREIRA George Bethnal Gn 2 26
PETERSON William Bethnal Gn 2 26
QUINTIN Ellen Bethnal G 2 26
WRIGHT Jane Elizabeth Bethnal G 2 261851 Census: H.O. 107 Piece 1539, Folio 540, Page 1 Registration district Bethnal Green, Sub-registration district Hackney Road, Civil parish Bethnal Green, Ecclesiastical parish St.Peter, County Middlesex
Parish of Bethnal Green, Ecclesiastical District of St.Peter, Borough of Tower Hamlets
2 Gloucester Place
No. of Householder's Schedule 7
George«tab»Pereira«tab»Head«tab»Mar«tab»34«tab»Painter«tab»«tab»Middlesex
Mary Ann do«tab»Wife«tab»Mar«tab»32«tab»«tab»«tab»Essex
Frederick«tab»do«tab»Son«tab»U«tab»10«tab»«tab»«tab»Herts
Emily«tab»do«tab»Daur«tab»U«tab» 4m«tab»«tab»«tab»Hackney Road
see genealogy\\pereira\\census1851\\PereiraGeorgeAlfred18480327GibbsMaryAnn.jpgNote: Based on the above both William Alfred and Mary Ann must have died.
From FreeBMD...
EVYear«tab»Quarter«tab»Event«tab»Surname«tab»Forename«tab»Location«tab»«tab»Vol_Page
1848«tab»1«tab»Death«tab»Pereira«tab»William«tab»«tab»Bethnal G«tab»2 45«tab»
1849«tab»1«tab»Death«tab»PEREIRA Mary Ann«tab»Bethnal Gn«tab»2 401861 & 1871 Census details are shown against George Alfred's second marriage notes.«tab»«tab»«tab»
1881 Census: «tab»Dwelling:«tab»10 Sidworth St
«tab»Census Place:«tab»Hackney, London, Middlesex, England
«tab»Source:«tab»FHL Film 1341067 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 0311 Folio 24 Page 40
«tab»Marr«tab»Age«tab»Sex«tab»Birthplace
Christopher PEREIRA«tab»M«tab»25 «tab»M«tab»King Blane
«tab»Rel:«tab»Head«tab»«tab»Occ:«tab»Builder
Emma PEREIRA«tab»M«tab»24 «tab»F«tab»Haggerstone, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Wife
Alice PEREIRA«tab» «tab»7 m«tab»F«tab»Shoreditch, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Dau
George PEREIRA«tab»W«tab»63 «tab»M«tab»Shoreditch, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Father«tab»«tab»Occ:«tab»House Decorator
Clara BEASLEY«tab» «tab»14 «tab»F«tab»Shoreditch, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Sister In Law«tab»«tab»Occ:«tab»Scholar5Apr1891 Census: RG12, Piece 193, Folio 48, Page 24 Registration and Sub-registration districts Hackney, Civil parish Hackney, Ward of Dalston, Ecclesiastical parish Holy Trinity Dalston, County London
Administrative County of London. The undermentioned Houses are situate within the Boundaries of the
Civil Parish of Hackney, Municipal Ward of Dalston, Parliamentary Borough of Central Hackney, Ecclesiastical parish of Holy Trinity Dalston
125 Holly Street, Dalston
No. of Schedule 153 Number of rooms occupied if less than five:3
Henry Noyes «tab»Head «tab»M «tab»50 «tab»Painter «tab»«tab»London St.Marylebone
Emma «tab»«tab»Wife «tab»M «tab»51«tab»«tab»«tab»Bucks Burnham
Louisa «tab»«tab»Dau«tab»S «tab»19«tab»«tab»«tab»London Hackney
Henry W «tab»«tab»Son«tab»«tab»13«tab»«tab»«tab»do
George «tab»«tab»Son«tab»«tab» 9 «tab»«tab»«tab»do
No. of Schedule 154 Number of rooms occupied if less than five:1
George Pereira «tab»Lodger «tab»Wid«sup»r«/sup» «tab»72«tab»Living on means «tab»London Hackney
see genealogy\\pereira\\census1891\\PereiraGeorgeb1817.jpg
BURIAL: Joseph Alfred Pereira aged 8 months = born Sep 1843. Buried 29 Apr 1844 St Matthew, Bethnal Green Tower Hamlets (Aged 8 months). Abode: Workhouse, Bethnal Green
BURIAL: Emily Pereira Aged 25Years=born 1850. Buried 7 Jun 1875 St John At Hackney, Hackney Hackney
Abode: Mare Street
CHRISTENING: Emma Foster Born 15 Nov 1819 Baptised 28 Sep 1823 St Mary Islington
William Foster (Book Keeper) & Ann Foster living Back Road
Marriage Notes for George Alfred Pereira and Emma Foster
MARRIAGE: 1861 Census: R.G.9, Piece 792, Folio 35, Page 60 Registration district Edmonton, Sub-registration district Hornsey, Civil parish Hornsey, Ecclesiastical parish St.Mathias, County Middlesex
The undermentioned Houses are situate within the Boundaries of the
Parish of Hornsey, Ecclesiastical District of St.Mathias
No. of Schedule 316 Spenser Cott, 317 6 Linwood Ter, 318 5 Linwood Ter,
No. of Schedule 319 4 Linwood Terrace.
George«tab»Pereira«tab»Head«tab»Mar«tab»43«tab»out of situation«tab»«tab»Middlesex, Hackney
Emma«tab»do«tab»Wife«tab»Mar«tab»38«tab»Milliner«tab»«tab»«tab»do, St. Pancras
Frederick«tab»do«tab»Son«tab»Unm«tab»20«tab»Cardmaker«tab»«tab»Herts, St. Albans
----
Emily«tab»do«tab»Daur«tab»Unm«tab»11«tab»Scholar«tab»«tab»«tab»Middlesex, Hackney
Alice«tab»do«tab»Daur«tab»Unm«tab» 8«tab»do«tab»«tab»«tab»do, Dalston
Christopher do«tab»Son«tab»Unm«tab» 4«tab»do«tab»«tab»«tab»do, Kingsland
see genealogy\\pereira\\census1861\\PereiraGeorgeAlfred&EmmaP1&2.jpg1871 Census: R.G.10, Piece 333, Folio 56, Page 35 Registration district Hackney, Sub-registration district South Hackney, Civil parish Hackney, Ecclesiastical parish South Hackney
The undermentioned Houses are situate within the Boundaries of the
Civil Parish of Hackney, Parliamentary Borough of Hackney, Ecclesiastical District of South Hackney.
No. of Schedule 188
11 Bentham Road.
George«tab»Pereira«tab»Head«tab»Mar«tab»50«tab»House Decorator«tab»«tab»Middlesex, Shoreditch
Emma«tab»do«tab»Wife«tab»Mar«tab»48«tab»Dressmaker«tab»«tab»do, St.Pancras
Emily«tab»do«tab»Daur«tab»Unm«tab»20«tab»do«tab»«tab»«tab»do, Kingsland
Alice«tab»do«tab»do«tab»do«tab»18«tab»Employed at Warehouse«tab»Albert ?
Christopher do«tab»Son«tab»-«tab»14«tab»do, do, do«tab»«tab»Middlesex, Shoreditch
Clara«tab»do«tab»Daur«tab»-«tab» 9«tab»Scholar«tab»«tab»«tab»Middlesex, Hackney
see genealogy\\pereira\\census1871\\PereiraGeorgeAlfred1860FosterEmma.jpgFrom FreeBMD possible children of this marriage are...
EVYear«tab»Quarter«tab»Event«tab»Surname«tab»Forename«tab»Location«tab»Vol_Page
1862«tab»1«tab»Birth«tab»PEREIRA«tab»George Stafford«tab»Hackney«tab»1b 339«tab»«tab»«tab»
1862«tab»1«tab»Birth«tab»PEREIRA«tab»Clara Isabel«tab»Hackney«tab»1b 362«tab»shown on 1871 Census
1863«tab»1«tab»Birth«tab»PEREIRA«tab»Florence Isabel«tab»Hackney«tab»1b 384«tab»«tab»«tab»
1865«tab»2«tab»Birth«tab»Pereira«tab»«tab»Charles Frederick«tab»Hackney«tab»1b 417«tab»(gson = son of Frederick)«tab»
1868«tab»2«tab»Birth«tab»PEREIRA«tab»Francis Edward«tab»Hackney«tab»1b 479«tab»«tab»«tab»
1868«tab»2«tab»Birth«tab»PEREIRA«tab»Ada Annie«tab»Hackney«tab»1b 479«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»
1870«tab»2«tab»Birth«tab»Pereira«tab»«tab»Theresa Lavinia«tab»Hackney«tab»1b 394«tab»«tab»
1870«tab»3«tab»Birth«tab»Pereira«tab»«tab»Alberto«tab»«tab»Hackney«tab»1b 420«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»
CHRISTENING: Lydia Isabella Pereira Born 19 May 1819, Baptised 17 Jun 1819 St Leonard Shoreditch Hackney
Parents: Mordit Pereira, Sarah Pereira. Abode: 8 Dove Row, Hackney Fields, Haggerston, Middlesex, ENG
Father's Occupation: GentlemanIGI
LYDIA ISABELLA PEREIRA Birth: 19 MAY 1819 Christening: 17 JUN 1819 Saint Leonards, Shoreditch, London, England
Parents: Father: MORDIT PEREIRA Mother: SARAH
OCCUPATION: Notes from Occupation event: which is a worker in leather or a shoe/boot maker
RESIDENCE: Notes from Residence event: Also home of his parents James & Ann.
CHRISTENING: William Parler Born 20 Jan 1817, Baptism 9 Feb 1817 James Parler, Ann Parler St Mary Magdalene, Woolwich Greenwich. Abode High Street. Father's Occupation: Rope Maker
Marriage Notes for Lydia Isabella Pereira and William Parlour
MARRIAGE: No 175 23 Jul 1838 St Matthew, Bethnal Green, Middlesex
William Parlour �tab��tab�Full Bach�tab�Cordwainer�tab�12 Ann's Row�tab�James Parlour�tab�Rope Maker
Lydia Isabella Pereira�tab�Full Spin�tab��tab��tab�3 Durham Street�tab»Morditt Pereira«tab»Gentleman
see Genealogy\\pereira\\Images\\ParlourWilliam18380723PereiraLydiaIsabella.jpg1851 Census: Census: H.O.107 Piece 1554, Folio 110, Page 21 Registration district Stepney, Sub-registration district Limehouse, Civil parish Limehouse, County Middlesex
Parish of St.Anne Limehouse
1 Regent Street
No. of Householder's Schedule 80
William«tab»Parlour«tab»Head«tab»Mar«tab»32«tab»Shoemaker«tab»Woolwich
Lydia«tab»Parlour«tab»Wife«tab»Mar«tab»30«tab»«tab»«tab»Hackney
James«tab»Parlour«tab»Son«tab»U«tab»12«tab»Scholar«tab»«tab»Limehouse
Esther«tab»Parlour«tab»Daughter«tab»U«tab»10«tab»Scholar«tab»«tab»Westminster
Louisa«tab»Parlour«tab»Daughter«tab»U«tab» 8«tab»Scholar«tab»«tab»Limehouse
William«tab»Parlour«tab»Son«tab»U«tab» 6«tab»Scholar«tab»«tab»Limehouse
John«tab»Parlour«tab»Son«tab»U«tab» 3«tab»Scholar«tab»«tab»Limehouse
see genealogy\\pereira\\census1851\\ParlourWilliam18380723PereiraLydiaIsabella.jpg1861 Census: R.G.9 Piece 286, Folio 98, Page 22 Registration district Stepney, Sub-registration district Limehouse, Civil parish Limehouse St.Anne, Ecclesiastical parish St.John, County Middlesex
4 Catherine Place
No. of Schedule 138
William«tab»Parlour«tab»Head«tab»Mar«tab»43«tab»Shoemaker«tab»Woolwich
Lydia«tab»Parlour«tab»Wife«tab»Mar«tab»42«tab»«tab»«tab»Limehouse
Leanora«tab»Parlour«tab»Daughter«tab»U«tab»16«tab»Shoebinder«tab»Limehouse (Louisa?)
William«tab»Parlour«tab»Son«tab»U«tab» 6«tab»Shoemaker«tab»Limehouse
John«tab»Parlour«tab»Son«tab»U«tab»12«tab»Scholar«tab»«tab»Limehouse
Henry«tab»Parlour«tab»Son«tab»U«tab» 9«tab»Scholar«tab»«tab»Limehouse
George«tab»Parlour«tab»Son«tab»U«tab» 7«tab»Scholar«tab»«tab»Limehouse
Charles«tab»Parlour«tab»Son«tab»U«tab» 5«tab»«tab»«tab»Limehouse
Anna«tab»Parlour«tab»Son«tab»U«tab» 2«tab»«tab»«tab»Limehouse
see genealogy\\pereira\\census1861\\ParlourWilliam18380723PereiraLydiaIsabella.jpg1871 Census [from The Parlour Family History by Andy & Sue Parlour 2008]
In 1871 they were living at 9, St Thomas Road, Mile End Old Town. The census read thus: William Parlour aged 51, shoemaker, Sarah wife (should read Lydia) aged 50, Susan (Esther) daughter aged 26, Elizabeth (Louisa Ann) daughter 23, William son aged 21 wood chopper, Henry son aged 18 shoemaker, George Alfred son (my gt grandfather) aged 16 shoemaker, Charles son aged 14 shoemaker and finally Annie daughter aged 11 shoemaker. Why Lydia, Esther and Louisa are down as different names one can only guess-but we have found this happening before.
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«/b»1871 Census: St Thomas Rd, East Side, Mile End Old Town, London, England
William «tab»Parlour «tab»Head «tab»- «tab»Male «tab»51 «tab»1820 «tab»- «tab»Middlesex, England «tab»
Sarah «tab»Parlour «tab»Wife «tab»- «tab»Female «tab»51 «tab»1820 «tab»- «tab»Middlesex, England «tab»
Susan «tab»Parlour «tab»Daughter - «tab»Female «tab»28 «tab»1843 «tab»- «tab»Middlesex, England «tab»
Elizabeth Parlour Daughter - «tab»Female «tab»23 «tab»1848 «tab»- «tab»Middlesex, England «tab»
William «tab»Parlour «tab»Son «tab»- «tab»Male «tab»26 «tab»1845 «tab»- «tab»Middlesex, England «tab»
Henry «tab»Parlour «tab»Son «tab»- «tab»Male «tab»19 «tab»1852 «tab»- «tab»Middlesex, England «tab»
George «tab»Parlour «tab»Son «tab»- «tab»Male «tab»16 «tab»1855 «tab»- «tab»Middlesex, England «tab»
Charles Parlour «tab»Son «tab»- «tab»Male «tab»14 «tab»1857 «tab»- «tab»Middlesex, England «tab»
Annie «tab»Parlour «tab»Daughter - «tab»Female «tab»11 «tab»1860 «tab»- «tab»Middlesex, England«b»«/b»1871 Census: Source Citation: Class: RG10; Piece: 562; Folio: 128; Page: 48; GSU roll: 823315.
Civil Parish: Mile End Old Town Ecclesiastical parish: St Luke Town: Mile End Old Town County/Island: London Country: England Registration district: Mile End Old Town Sub-registration district: Mile End Old Town, Eastern ED, institution, or vessel: 18 Household schedule number: 266
Household Members: Name Age
William Parlour «tab»Head«tab»M«tab»51 Shoe Maker«tab»«tab»«tab»Middx, Bow
Sarah Parlour «tab»Wife«tab»M«tab»51 «tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»do, Whitechapel
Susan Parlour «tab»Daur«tab»«tab»28 «tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»do, Finsbury
Elizabeth Parlour «tab»Daur«tab»«tab»23 «tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»do, do
William Parlour «tab»Son«tab»«tab»26 Wood Chopper«tab»«tab»«tab»do, Stepney
Henry Parlour «tab»Son«tab»«tab»19 Shoe Maker«tab»«tab»«tab»do, do
George Parlour «tab»Son«tab»«tab»16 do«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»do, do
Charles Parlour «tab»Son«tab»«tab»14 do«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»do, Finsbury
Annie Parlour «tab»Daur«tab»«tab»11 do«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»do, do
Note: Wife Sarah is really Lydia.
seee genealogy\\pereira\\census1871\\ParlourWilliam18380723PereiraSarah(Lydia)P1&2.jpg
1881 Census: «tab»Dwelling:«tab»18 St Thomas Rd
«tab»Census Place:«tab»Mile End Old Town, London, Middlesex, England
«tab»Source:«tab»FHL Film 1341107 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 0486 Folio 57 Page 38
«tab»Marr«tab»Age«tab»Sex«tab»Birthplace
William PARLOUR«tab»M«tab»63 «tab»M«tab»M E O T, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Head«tab»«tab»Occ:«tab»Shoe Maker
Lydia PARLOUR«tab»M«tab»62 «tab»F«tab»M E O T, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Wife
William PARLOUR«tab»U«tab»24 «tab»M«tab»M E O T, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Son«tab»«tab»Occ:«tab»General Labourer
Annie FREEMAN«tab» «tab»3 «tab»F«tab»M E O T, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Grand Daur
John FREEMAN«tab» «tab»1 «tab»M«tab»M E O T, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Grand Son
George COX«tab» «tab»20 «tab»M«tab»M E O T, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Lodger«tab»«tab»Occ:«tab»General Labourer
«tab»Dwelling:«tab»18 St Thomas Rd
«tab»Census Place:«tab»Mile End Old Town, London, Middlesex, England
«tab»Source:«tab»FHL Film 1341107 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 0486 Folio 57 Page 38
«tab»Marr«tab»Age«tab»Sex«tab»Birthplace
James BREWER«tab»M«tab»32 «tab»M«tab»Epping, Essex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Head
«tab»Occ:«tab»General Labourer
Louisa BREWER«tab»M«tab»32 «tab»F«tab»Stepney, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Wife
Esther BREWER«tab» «tab»7 m«tab»F«tab»Stepney, Middlesex, England
see genealogy\\pereira\\census1881\\ParlourWilliam18380723PereiraLydiaIsabella.jpg
DEATH: Possible death...
Deaths Dec 1911 PARLOUR William 65 Poplar 1c 532
CHRISTENING: Peter John Parlour Born 29 Dec 1856, Baptism 12 Apr 1857 William Parlour, Lydia Parlour St Anne, Limehouse Tower Hamlets. Abode St Dunstan Road. Father's Occupation: Shoemaker
CHRISTENING: Louisa Ann Pereira Born 12 July 1822, Bapt 14 Aug 1822 St Leonard, Shoreditch, Middlesex
Parents: Mordett & Sarah Jane Pereira. Abode: Hackney Fields, Haggerston, Middlesex, ENG
Father's Occupation: Gentleman
Marriage Notes for Louisa Ann Pereira and William James West
MARRIAGE: No 307 2 Apr 1848 St Leonard Shoreditch
William James West�tab�Full Bach�tab�Paper Hanger�tab�Shoreditch�tab�Edward West�tab�Gardener
Louisa Ann Pereira�tab�Full Spin�tab��tab��tab�do�tab��tab�Mordit Pereira�tab�-
see Genealogy\\pereira\\Images\\PereiraLouisaAnn18480402WestWilliamJames.jpgFreeBMD Volume 2 Page 359
Marriages Jun 1848
CARWELL Elizabeth Mary Shoreditch 2 359
MULLIS Mary Shoreditch 2 359
PEREIRA Louisa Ann Shoreditch 2 359RICHARDS John Shoreditch 2 359
Stockwell Edgar Shoreditch 2 359
West William James Shoreditch 2 3591851 Census searched in Ancestry.com 7 Jan, 2007 for Surnames Richards, Stockwell & West. The only match being found for West, confirming the 1881 Census below.
Census 1851: HO107/1537, Folio 319, Page 13: Parish of St.Leonard's Shoreditch. Ecclesiastical District of Haggerstone West in the borough of Tower Hamlets. Household Schedule 66. 78 York Street.
William J West«tab»Head«tab»Mar«tab»40«tab»Paper Hanger«tab»«tab»Middlesex, Finchley
Louisa Ann do«tab»Wife«tab»Mar«tab»28«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»do, Hackney
William«tab»West«tab»Son«tab»«tab» 9«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»do, Bethnal Green
Edward«tab»do«tab»Son«tab»«tab» 6«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»do, do
Joseph G. Brand «tab»Lodger «tab»Mar «tab»22 «tab»Gutte Perile Mance (job illegible) Middlesex Hoxton
Jane «tab»Brand «tab»Wife «tab»Mar «tab»25 «tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»Sussex Brighton
Note: The above record indicates that both sons are from a prior marriage - presumably based in Bethnal Green
see genealogy\\pereira\\census1851\\WestWilliamJ1848PereiraLouisaAnnP1&2.jpg1871 Census: Source Citation: Class: RG10; Piece: 1333; Folio: 115; Page: 32; GSU roll: 828277.
Civil Parish: Finchley Ecclesiastical parish: Holy Trinity County/Island: Middlesex Country: England
Registration district: Barnet Sub-registration district: Finchley ED, institution, or vessel: 4
Household schedule number: 167. Prospect Place, Finchley
Household Members: Name Age
Henry Bettle «tab»Head«tab»M«tab»35
Emma Bettle «tab»Wife«tab»M«tab»34
Henry Bettle «tab»Son«tab»«tab» 9
Charlotte Bettle «tab»Daur«tab»«tab» 3
Emma Bettle «tab»Daur«tab»«tab» 3
Robert S Bettle «tab»Son«tab»«tab» 7 Months
168. Still Prospect Place
Louisa C West «tab»Lodger«tab»W«tab»48 Charwoman«tab»«tab»Middx, Hackney
Emma West «tab»do«tab»«tab»10 «tab»«tab»«tab»do, do
see genealogy\\pereira\\census1871\\West(Pereira)LouisaAAge48.jpg1881 Census: «tab»Dwelling:«tab»8 Aveton Rd
«tab»Census Place:«tab»Finchley, Middlesex, England
«tab»Source:«tab»FHL Film 1341333 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 1371 Folio 112 Page 12
«tab»Marr«tab»Age«tab»Sex«tab»Birthplace
Louisa WEST«tab»W«tab»58 «tab»F«tab»Hackney, Middlesex, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Head«tab»Occ:«tab»Charwoman
Fred BROOKER«tab» «tab»23 «tab»M«tab»Hastings
«tab»Rel:«tab»Visitor«tab»Occ:«tab»Seaman Mercht1891 Census: Piece: RG12/1055 Place: Barnet -Middlesex Enumeration District: 4
Civil Parish: Finchley Ecclesiastical Parish: Holy Trinity
Folio: 78 Page: 2 Schedule: 10
Address: Bulls Lane
Surname First name(s) Rel Status Sex Age Occupation Where Born Remarks
WEST Louisa Head W F 68 Monthly Nurse(Em'ee) London - Hackney1901 Census: Source Citation: Class: RG13; Piece: 1234; Folio: 148; Page: 54.
Civil parish: Finchley Ecclesiastical parish: Holy Trinity County/Island: Middlesex Country: England
Registration district: Barnet Sub-registration district: Finchley ED, institution, or vessel: 10
Household schedule number: 343. 3 Almhouses, Finchley
Household Members: Name Age
Louisa A West «tab»Head«tab»Wid«tab»78 None«tab»«tab»London, Hackney
see Genealogy\\pereira\\Census1901\\West(Pereira)LouisaAAged78.jpg1911 Census: Class: RG14; Piece: 7176; Schedule Number: 227.
Registration District: Barnet Registration District Number: 131 Sub-registration District: Finchley ED, institution, or vessel: 18 Household Schedule Number: 227 Civil Parish: Finchley County/Island: Middlesex Country: England
Street Address: 2 Alms Houses, Oak Lane
Louisa West «tab»Head«tab»89 Widow«tab»«tab»Hackney
see Genealogy\\pereira\\Census1911\\West(Pereira)LouisaBorn1822.jpg