this is her second marriage; the first 1813 to Solomon Sebag 1783-1831
from Alan Pereira 22 Nov 2017
Parish Records, General Records Office BMD Indexes, Deaths Dec 1908 (>99%) GOLDSMID Louisa Sophia 89 Marylebone 1a 348.
Sir
Bart
first Jew to become English barrister
birth/death from familysearch.org
Marriage Notes for Sarah Montefiore and Solomon Sebag
5 Shebat 5573 BMR2
birth/death from Dowling Family Tree
birth/death from Dowling Family Tree
biography
http://www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/history/Biographies/Gompertz.html
Benjamin Gompertz came from a family of merchants who left Holland and settled in England. He was one of three sons born in England to a Dutch family which, although from Holland, was Jewish. His mother, Leah Cohen, was the second wife of the diamond merchant Solomon Barent Gompertz. Benjamin was self educated, learning mathematics by reading Newton and Maclaurin. He had to take this route because he was denied admission to universities since he was Jewish. In fact he was greatly helped in his mathematical education by the Spitalfields Mathematical Society which was later to become the London Mathematical Society. Gompertz, writing to De Morgan, explained how he came to be a member of the Society [6]:-
As to the Mathematical Society, of which I was a member when only 18 years of age, having been, contrary to the rules, elected under the age of 21. How I came to be a member of that Society - and continued so until it joined the Royal Astronomical Society, and then was the President - was: I happened to pass a bookseller's small shop of second hand books, kept by a poor taylor, but a good mathematician, John Griffiths. I was very pleased to meet a mathematician, and I asked him if he would give me some lessons; and his reply was that I was more capable to teach him, but he belonged to a society of mathematicians, and he would introduce me. I accepted the offer, and I was elected, and had many scholars then to teach, as one of the rules was, if a member asked for information, and applied to one who could give it, he was obliged to give it, or be fined one penny.
On 10 October 1810 Gompertz married Abigail Montefiore, who came from a wealthy Jewish family with strong links with the stock exchange, at the Hambro Synagogue, London. They had three children, a daughter Justina Lydia born in 1811, a son Joseph born in 1814, and a second daughter Juliana born one year later. Gompertz himself joined the stock exchange in 1810 and he became a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1819. The following year he read a paper to the Society which applied the differential calculus to the calculation of life expectancy. In 1824, the year his 10 year old son died, Gompertz was appointed as actuary and head clerk of the Alliance Assurance Company. This company had been set up by Sir Moses Montefiore, the brother of Gompertz's wife, at least in part to put Gompertz's mathematical and actuarial skills to good use.
Gompertz applied the calculus to actuarial questions and he is best remembered for Gompertz's Law of Mortality. Gompertz, in 1825, showed that the mortality rate increases in a geometric progression (see [10]). Hence, when death rates are plotted on a logarithmic scale, a straight line known as the Gompertz function is obtained. It is the most informative actuarial function for investigating the ageing process. The slope of the Gompertz function line indicates the rate of actuarial ageing. The differences in longevity between species are the result primarily of differences in the rate of ageing and are therefore expressed in differences in slope of the Gompertz function. His expertise on life tables was recognised at the highest level [2]:-
His expertise in this area led to his being consulted by government, including giving evidence to the select parliamentary committees on friendly societies in 1825 and 1827, and he did important computational work for the army medical board. His insights have remained central to the study of human mortality.
However, Tropp writes in [1]:-
[Gompertz's] rigid adherence to Newton's fluxional notation prevented wide recognition of his accomplishment, but he must be rated as a pioneer in actuarial science and one of the great amateur scholars of his day.
Gompertz also wrote about scientific instruments, writing Theory of astronomical instruments (1822), A new instrument called the differential sextant (1825) and On the converted pendulum (1829). He was an early member of the Royal Astronomical Society and served on its Council from 1821 to 1829. In particular he assisted Francis Baily in producing a catalogue of fixed stars. This venture began at a Council meeting on 30 November 1820 in Baily's house when a request for accurate tables was put forward to which the Council agreed to do their best. Gompertz assisted Baily in calculating positions of stars which was eventually published as Baily's Catalogue giving the constants for 3000 fixed stars.
Gompertz was a founder member of the Royal Statistical Society in 1834. He retired from his positions in 1848 but he took this as simply an opportunity to throw himself more vigorously into his mathematical studies. He published the mathematical work Hints on Porisms in 1850 and contributed a paper on the topic for which he is most famed, namely human mortality, to the International Statistical Congress of 1860. Although 86 years old at the time that the London Mathematical Society was proposed in November 1864, he was enthusiastic about the project which he joined after it was properly established at its first meeting on 16 January 1865. It was decided at this meeting that the Society would publish a journal, the Proceedings of the London Mathematical Society, and Gompertz began work on a paper which he intended to submit for publication. Sadly he died of a paralytic seizure at his home before he could complete the paper.
The quality of Gompertz's contributions is rightly praised by Miller in [2]:-
Gompertz's capacity for sustained, complex computation underlay all his work in whatever field. Tables of lives and tables of stars were generated by the same qualities and both represented a rationalizing spirit which informed the social philosophy of Gompertz and his friends ...
Article by: J J O'Connor and E F Robertson
Marriage Notes for Matilda Salomans and Jacob Waley
from Alan Pereira 13 Nov 2017
Jacob Waley
born abt 1819 Finsbury, Middlesex, England
Parish Records, General Records Office BMD Indexes, Deaths Jun 1873 (>99%) Waley Jacob 54 Marylebone 1a 329
Marriage
Parish Records, General Records Office BMD Indexes, Marriages Sep 1847 (>99%)
Adolphus Edward St Lukes 2 305
COHEN Isaiah Henry St Luke 2 305
Moses Emma St Lukes 2 305
NATHAN Jacob Hyam St Luke 2 305
PHILLIPS Elizabeth St Lukes 2 305
SALOMONS Matilda St Luke's 2 305
Solomons Frances St Lukes 2 305
WALEY Jacob St Luke's 2 305.
Matilda Salomans
Born abt 1829 Bishopsgate, Middlesex, England
Parish Records, General Records Office BMD Indexes, Deaths Jun 1883 (>99%) WALEY Matilda 54 Marylebone 1a 384.
Other information
1871 Census: London, Marylebone, London, Middlesex, England
Waley Head M 52 Finsbury, London
Matilda Waley Wife F 42 Bishopsgate, London
Arthur J Waley Son M 20 Marylebone, London
Montefoire S Waley Son M 19 Marylebone, London
John F Waley Son M 8 Marylebone, London
Rachel C Waley Daughter F 6 Brighton, Sussex
Charlotte R Waley Daughter F 4 Brighton, Sussex
Emma Saies Servant F 37 Pembrokeshire
Victoria Paul Servant F 15 Covent Garden, Middlesex
Lucy Gee Servant F 21 Marylebone, London
Harriet Eastwood Servant F 36 Cawthorn, Yorkshire
Elizabeth Bradley Servant F 21 Whitechapel, Middlesex
Frances Cornish Servant F 23 Bristol, Somerset
John Sevelting Servant M 34 Knaresborough, Yorkshire
1881 Census: Dwelling: 20 Wimpole Street
Census Place: St Marylebone, London, Middlesex, England
Source: FHL Film 1341031 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 0140 Folio 66 Page 40
Marr Age Sex Birthplace
Matilda WALLEY W 51 F London, Middlesex, England
Rel: Head Occ: Annuitant
Arthur J. WALLEY U 30 M London, Middlesex, England
Rel: Son Occ: Musician
Montefiore L. WALLEY U 29 M London, Middlesex, England
Rel: Son Occ: Stock Exchange
John Felix WALLEY U 18 M London, Middlesex, England
Rel: Son Occ: Scholar
Rachel S. WALLEY U 16 F London, Middlesex, England
Rel: Daur Occ: Scholar
Charlotte R. WALLEY U 14 F London, Middlesex, England
Rel: Daur Occ: Scholar
Marianna GATES U 52 F Steyning, Sussex, England
Rel: Governess Occ: Teacher
Mary E. RENORP U 37 F Catel, Guernsey, Channel Islands
Rel: Servt Occ: Nursemaid Domestic
Lucy KEKRE M 28 F Deptford, Kent, England
Rel: Servt Occ: Cook Domestic
Mary A. HOPE U 23 F London, Middlesex, England
Rel: Servt Occ: Ladysmaid Domestic
Margaret TIETGIN U 19 F London, Middlesex, England
Rel: Servt Occ: Housemaid Domestic
William KEKRE M 33 M Carlow, Ireland
Rel: Servt Occ: Butler Domestic
Fanny ALLFRY U 17 F Brighton, Sussex, England
Rel: Servt Occ: Kitchenmaid Domestic
George SMITH U 19 M Gt Marlow, Buckingham, England
Rel: Servt Occ: Footman Domestic
332. Horatio Joseph Montefiore
had a secret first wife Sarah Nunn (originally Nunes) 1802-19 was a cousin whose parents became Christian. He kept the marriage secret when he saw how his brother Abraham had been cut off when he married his first wife Mary Hall (later he married Henrietta Rothschild). When Horatio married Sarah Mocatta his family was immensely satisfied.
He had a second secret wife Maria Golding, then after he married Sarah he married his neice Charlotte Simcha Montefiore.
http://miriamhakedosha.blogspot.com/2008/08/montefiore-family.html
the marriage was kept secret
Nunes became Nunn after conversion to Christianity
Man Tree says 5 children - Joseph b1823, Rebecca 1825-1904, Henrietta, Horatio 1824-1878, Annie m Leopold Schloss 6 Apr 1864
Ref 32 says 13 children
Marriage Notes for Horatio Joseph Montefiore and Sarah Mocatta
18 Tebet 5583 BMR2 #1617
Man Tree says 2 children Helen b1848, Charles b 1854 - this agrees with ref 32
details of his descendants have been collected by Alan Pereira and have been uploaded to www.barrow-lousada.org
Marriage Notes for Abraham Montefiore and Estrella Hatchwell
8 Adar 5580
MARRIAGE: 8 Adar 5580=23 Feb 1820
1841 Census: HO107 713/24 Registration District Stepney
Place: Mile End Road Spanish And Portuguese Jews Burial Ground
Abraham Montifiore M 52-56 Middlesex
Stella Montifiore F 37-41
Abigail Montifiore F 19-23
Isaac Montifiore M 16-20
David Montifiore M 14
Esther Montifiore F 12
Rebecca Montifiore F 10 Middlesex
Flora Montifiore F 6 Middlesex
Rachael Montifiore F 3 Middlesex
Evelina Montifiore F 1 Middlesex
Emma Banks F 18-22 Middlesex
Elizabeth Burchall F 12 Middlesex1851 Census: HO107 1553/476 Registration District Stepney
White Horse Lane East, Mile End Old Town, Middlesex, England
Stella Montefux Head F 47 JamaicaWidow, Annuitant
David Montefux Son M 23 Plymouth, Devonshire
Flora Montefux Daughter F 15 Mile End, Middlesex
Rachael Montefux Daughter F 13 Mile End, Middlesex
Eveline Montefux Daughter F 11 Mile End, Middlesex
Helen Montefux Daughter F 9 Mile End, Middlesex1861 Census: RG09 209/12 Ecclesiastical Parish St Paul, Registration District St Luke
Chiswell Street, St Luke, London, Middlesex, England
Stella Montefun Head F 57 ...Widow, Fund Holder
Samuel Montefun Son M 37 ...
Evelin Montefun Daughter F 21 ...
Helen Montefun Daughter F 19 ...1871 Census: Whitechapel, London, Middlesex, England
Stella Montifiore Head F 67 JamaicaWidow, Annuitant
Eveline Montifiore Daughter F 31 Mile End, Middlesex
Helen Montifiore Daughter F 29 Mile End, Middlesex1881 Census: Dwelling:58 Gt Prescot St
Census Place:Whitechapel, London, Middlesex, England
Source:FHL Film 1341097 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 0447 Folio 49 Page 20
MarrAgeSexBirthplace
Stella MONTAFIREW77 FJamaica
Rel:HeadOcc:Income From Stocks
Samuel MONTAFIREU57 MDevon, England
Rel:SonOcc:Merchants Clerk
Evangeline MONTAFIREU41 FLondon Mile End , London, Middlesex, England
Rel:Daughter
Name David Montifiore
Event Type Census
Event Date 31 Mar 1901
Event Place Hove, Sussex, England
County Sussex
Civil Parish Hove
Ecclesiastical Parish All Saints
Sub-District Shoreham
Registration District Steyning
Residence Note Church Road
Gender Male
Age 75
Occupation FURNITURE BROKER
Relationship to Head of Household Lodger
Birth Year (Estimated) 1826
Birthplace Stonehouse Plymouth, Devonshire
Schedule Type 44
Page Number 7Name David Montefiore
Event Type Census
Event Date 1911
County Sussex
Parish Preston
Sub-District Preston
Registration District Steyning
Gender Male
Age 84
Birthplace Stone House, Devonshire
Record Type Household
1881 Census: Dwelling:51 Mansell St
Census Place:Whitechapel, London, Middlesex, England
Source:FHL Film 1341097 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 0447 Folio 54 Page 29
MarrAgeSexBirthplace
Rachel COHENM42 FMile End New Town
Rel:Head
Stella COHENU9 FMansel Street Whitechapel
Rel:DaughterOcc:Scholar
Samuel COHENU6 MWhitechapel
Rel:SonOcc:Scholar
Anthony COHEN 4 MWhitechapel
Rel:SonOcc:Scholar
for more details of famiy see ref 243
BIRTH: Also shown as Born 16 Feb 1798
DEATH: Also shown as Died Abt 1881
BIRTH: Also shown as Born London.
DEATH: Also shown as Died Ormskirk.
one child - Man Tree
BIRTH: Also shown as Born London.
BIRTH: Also shown as Born 1822
DEATH: Also shown as Died Kensington.
Marriage Notes for Elias Mocatta and Rachel Goldsmid
2nd marriage first to Augusta Goldsmid d 23 Jan 1838
MARRIAGE: 2nd marriage first to Augusta Goldsmid d 23 Jan 1838
1851 Census: HO107 1467 / 689 Registration District Kensington
Devonport Street, Paddington, Middlesex, England
Elias Moccatta Head M 46 London, Middlesex[Married, Indigo Broker]
Rachael Moccatta Wife F 29 Clapham, Surrey
Constance Moccatta Daughter F 13 , London
Johanna Ehrmann F 27 Germany
Elizabeth Price Servant F 26 , Worcestershire
Frances Gilbert Servant F 21 Stratfield Saye, Berkshire
Hannah Thornton Servant F 58 Bromley, Kent1861 Census: RG09 10 / 47 Ecclesiastical Parish St Johns, Registration District Kensington
Devonport Street, Paddington, London, Middlesex, England
Elias Mocatta Head M 56 London, Middlesex[Married, Indigo Broker]
Rachel Mocatta Wife F 39 Clapham, Surrey
Percy Mocatta Son M 9 London, Middlesex
George Bendall Servant M 28 Bath, Somerset
Margaret Charleston Servant F 27 Redruth, Cornwall
Mary Taylor Servant F 34 Hitchin, Hertfordshire1871 Census:
Paddington, London, Middlesex, England
Eliles Mocatta Head M 66 London, Middlesex[Married, Indigo Broker]
Rachel Mocatta Wife F 46 Chapham, Surrey
William Kearnes Servant M 30 Highgate, Middlesex
Jane Clissold Servant F 31 Dundee, Scotland
Mary Pruett Servant F 38 Bristol, Somerset1881 Census: Dwelling:7 Devonport St
Census Place:Paddington, London, Middlesex, England
Source:FHL Film 1341004 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 0018 Folio 14 Page 24
MarrAgeSexBirthplace
Elias (Jr) MOCATTAM76 MLondon, London, Middlesex, England
Rel:HeadOcc:Retired Broker
Rachel MOCATTAM59 FLondon, London, Middlesex, England
Rel:WifeOcc:Wife
Percy MOCATTAU29 MLondon, London, Middlesex, England
Rel:SonOcc:Musical Composer
John LACKEYU25 MCountess Weir, Devon, England
Rel:ServOcc:Footman
Matilda ROBERTSW42 FLeigh, Kent, England
Rel:ServOcc:Cook
Maria JESSOPU32 FLinstead, Suffolk, England
Rel:ServOcc:Housemaid1891 Census: RG12 15 /87 : Ecclesiastical Parish ALL SAINTS, Registration District Paddington
Devonport Street, Paddington, London
Elias Mocatta Head M 86 London Street[Married, living on own means]
Rachel Mocatta Wife F 69 England
Percy Geo Mocatta Son M 38 England
Mary Mocatta Sons Wife F 21 America
Maria Jessop Servant F 42 Suffolk, England
Caroline Petch Servant F 29 England
Annie Best Servant F 22 England
Herbert Talbot Servant M 23 Suffolk, England1901 Census: Civil Parish St Margaret And St John, Ecclesiastical Parish Holy Trinity Kensington Gore, Sub-District Mayfair And Knightsbridge, Registration District St George Hanover Square
St Margaret And St John, London, Middlesex, England
Rachel Mocatto Head F 74 London[Own means]
Maria Jessup Servant F 52 Tunstead, Suffolk
Grace M Tout Servant F 25 Devonport, Devonshire
Susan Pont Servant F 18 Glastonbury, Somersetshire
Prudence Longhurst Servant F 26 Dorking, SurreyMARRIAGE: Also shown as Married Marylebone.
3 children - Man Tree
BIRTH: Also shown as Born London.
DEATH: Also shown as Died London.
Marriage Notes for Elias Mocatta and Augusta Goldsmid
MARRIAGE: 1841 Census: HO107 672 / 55 Parish St George Bloomsbury
Russell Square, St George Bloomsbury, Middlesex, England
Abraham Mocatta M 45-49 Middlesex
Elias Mocatta M 40-44 Middlesex
Esther Mocatta F 45-49 Middlesex
Jessie Mocatta F 30-34 Middlesex
Judith Mocatta F 35-39
Eliza Humble F 35-39
Mary Puller F 30-34
Sarah Kingston F 45-49
Mary Luter F 25-29
George King M 50-54
Thomas Jordan M 30-34
Name Alfred Goldsmid
Census1841 HO107 Piece/Folio 686/12 Registration District St Pancras, Parish St Pancras
Tavistock Place,St Pancras, Middlesex, England
Aaron Goldsmid M 24-28
Sidney Goldsmid M 22-26
George Goldsmid M 21-25
Alfred Goldsmid M 14 Middlesex
Rachel Goldsmid F 20-24
Maria Goldsmid F 18-22 Middlesex
Juliana Goldsmid F 16-20 Middlesex
Semita Toledans F 44-48
Jane Tows F 29-33 Scotland
Mary Lewis F 24-28 Middlesex
Margarett Fletcher F 30-34 Middlesex1851 Census: HO107 1467 / 140 Registration District Kensington
Glouster Road, Paddington, Middlesex, England
George Lousada Head M 29 , Middlesex
Juliana Lousada Wife F 26 , Middlesex
Herbert Lousada Son M 4 , Middlesex
Ada Daughter F 0 , Middlesex
Alfred Goldsmid Visitor M 24 , Middlesex[Unmarried]
Thomas Dolley Servant M 25 Sidmouth, Hampshire
Jane Goslin Servant F 39 Ilford, Essex
Mary Ann Plim Servant F 32 , Middlesex
Eliza Plim Servant F 25 , Middlesex
Marriage Notes for Constance Augusta Mocatta and Alfred Goldsmid
MARRIAGE: 1861 Census: RG09 7 / 100 Ecclesiastical Parish St James, Registration District Kensington
Westbourne Crescent, Paddington, London, Middlesex, England
Alfred Goldsmid Head M 34 London, Middlesex[Married, Stock Broker]
Constance A Goldsmid Wife F 23 London, Middlesex
Mary Emery Servant F 37 ..., Norfolk
Ann Read Servant F 27 ...,
Charlotte Baldry Servant F 38 West Ashling, Sussex
George Cleaner Servant M 29 ..., Middlesex1871 Census:
Knightsbridge, St Margaret, London, Middlesex, England
Alfred Goldsmid Head M 44 St Georges London[Married, Stockbroker]
Constance Augusta Goldsmid Wife F 33 St Georges London
George Cleaver Servant M 38 Sunbury, Middlesex
David Gallant Servant M 19 Norwich, Norfolk
Caroline Smith Servant F 26 London, Middlesex
Ellen Pottinger Servant F 26 Adderbury, Oxfordshire
Charlotte Harvey Servant F 36 Fundenhall, Norfolk
Mary Ann Beatty Servant F 34 New Malton, Yorkshire
Bridget Moore Servant F 48 St James Londonnot found 1881 Census
1891 Census: RG12 673 / 27 Ecclesiastical Parish ST NICHOLAS, Registration District Sevenoaks
High Street, Sevenoaks, Kent
Mary E Bligh Head F 50 Kent, England
Elizabeth A Bligh Sister F 49 Kent, England
Charlotte J Bligh Sister F 45 Kent, England
Charlotte E Bligh Niece F 21 Kent, England
Clara Gillham Servant F 21 Kent, England
Martha Wheeler Servant F 21 Gloucestershire, England
Alfred Goldsmid Boarder M 64 London, England[Own means]
Constance A Goldsmid Boarder F 53 London, England
Emma Fitzwater Boarder F 33 London, England
John Russell Boarder M 26 Essex, Englandnot found 1901,1911 census
Dates from CemeteryScribes.com
From Alan Pereira: revisions based on Census information and FreeBMD death
Mirium Mocatta formerly Brandon #450 shown as died 1 July 1873 whereas FreeBMD shows
Deaths Sep 1878 (>99%)
MOCATTA Miriam 82 Marylebone 1a 363
The age 82 also matches her birth of 1796 (not 1790) in all census details
Marriage Notes for Abraham Jacob Mocatta and Miriam Brandon
21 Iyar 5578 BMR2 #1562
Alan Pereira on 26 Jan 2017 provided the following Census data on the family. 450
The 1841 Census shows 4 children and later censuses are included
1841 Census: Piece: HO107/353/11 Place: Cheltenham -Gloucestershire Enumeration District: 29
Civil Parish: St Mary Cheltenham Ecclesiastical Parish: -
Folio: 37 Page: 33
Address: Royal Well Terrace
Surname First name(s) Sex Age Occupation Where Born Remarks
MOCATTA Abm M 40 Broker Outside Census County (1841)
MOCATTA Mrs F 40 Outside Census County (1841)
MOCATTA Rebecca F 20 Outside Census County (1841)
MOCATTA Jacob M 20 Outside Census County (1841)
MOCATTA Meriam F 15 Outside Census County (1841)
MOCATTA Frederick M 13 Outside Census County (1841)
WATKINS Martha F 30 Governess Outside Census County (1841)
UFFINGTON Mary F 20 Female Servant Outside Census County (1841)
WINDSOR Caroline F 20 Female Servant Outside Census County (1841)
1851 Census:Woburn Place, Saint George Bloomsbury, St Giles in the Fields & St George Bloomsbury, Middlesex, England
Abraham Mocatta Head Married Male 54 1797 Bullion Broker Bishopsgate, Middlesex, England
Miriam Mocatta Wife Married Female 55 1796 - Middlesex, England
Miriam Mocatta Daughter Unmarried Female 27 1824 - St Pancras, Middlesex, England
Frederick Mocatta Son Unmarried Male 23 1828 Bullion Broker Camberwell, Surrey, England
Sophia Miller Servant Unmarried Female 24 1827 General Servant Dorking, Surrey, England
Ann Eaton Servant Unmarried Female 24 1827 General Servant Shropshire, England
James Witt Servant Unmarried Male 21 1830 General Servant Hampstead, Middlesex, England
1861 Census: 2, Woburn Place, St George Bloomsbury, St Giles, London, England
Abraham Mocatta Head Married Male 64 1797 Gentleman London, Middlesex, England
Marian Mocatta Wife Married Female 65 1796 - London, Middlesex, England
Ellen Smith Companion Unmarried Female 35 1826 Companion London, Middlesex, England
Anne Lindon Servant Unmarried Female 35 1826 Servant Devon, England
Ann Cook Servant Unmarried Female 23 1838 Servant Devon, England
1871 Census:Gloucester Place, Marylebone, London, England
Abraham Mocatta Head - Male 74 1797 - Not Known
Miriam Mocatta Wife - Female 75 1796 - Not Known
Ellen Smith Servant - Female 43 1828 - London, Middlesex, England
Julia Glenden Servant - Female 27 1844 - London, Middlesex, England
Harriett Feomest Servant - Female 32 1839 - London, Middlesex, England
Eliza Fisher Servant - Female 30 1841 -
Dates from CemeteryScribes.com
Marriage Notes for Eliza Jacob Mocatta and Sigismund Stiebel
MARRIAGE: 1851 Census: Guildford Street, Saint Pancras, Middlesex, England
Sigismund Stiebel Head Married Male 59 1792 West Indian & Set Annuitant Germany
Eliza Stiebel Wife Married Female 40 1811 - London, Middlesex, England
Daniel C Stiebel Son Unmarried Male 11 1840 Scholar London, Middlesex, England
Jacob Sibel Son Unmarried Male 10 1841 Scholar London, Middlesex, England
Rebecca Sibel Daughter - Female 7 1844 - London, Middlesex, England
George MacFard Servant Unmarried Male 27 1824 House Servant Hackney, Middlesex, England
Hannah Barenger Servant Unmarried Female 35 1816 House Servant Middlesex, England
Emily Wall Servant Unmarried Female 28 1823 House Servant Royston, Hertfordshire, England
Mary Richards Servant Unmarried Female 29 1822 House Servant London, Middlesex, England
BIRTH: Also shown as Born London.
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Jul-Sep 1843
DEATH: Also shown as Died Jan-Mar 1920
DEATH: Also shown as Died London.
Marriage Notes for Rebecca Stiebel and Frederick Gutteres Henriques
MARRIAGE: 1881 Census: Dwelling:19 Hyde Park Sqr
Census Place:Paddington, London, Middlesex, England
Source:FHL Film 1341004 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 0017 Folio 30 Page 12
MarrAgeSexBirthplace
Frederick C. HENRIQUESM53 MLondon, Middlesex, England
Rel:HeadOcc:No Calling
Rebecca HENRIQUESM37 FLondon, Middlesex, England
Rel:WifeOcc:No Calling
Arthur BROWNM31 MLampling, Suffolk, England
Rel:ServOcc:Butler
Emma KNOWLESU39 FClifton, Somerset, England
Rel:ServOcc:Ladiesmaid
Maria CAMPSONU37 FGt Saling, Sussex, England
Rel:ServOcc:Housemaid
Sarah LLOYDU63 FCrudgington, Shropshire, England
Rel:ServOcc:Cook
Had a brother Gershon/George who came to Australia with them
Alan Pereira on 2 Dec 2017 gave these details
#586: (www.cemeteryscribes.com), Died 24 Oct 1886 Buries 27 Oct 1886 Balls Pond Road Jewish Cemetery. Inscription: In affectionate memory of REBECCA the dearly beloved wife of JOSEPH BARROW MONTEFIORE who departed this life the .. of October 188[?] Tishri the 25th 5647 in her 77th year.
His gravestone at Balls Pond Road Jewish Cemetery in Islington shows his Barbados birth. Alan Pereira 2 Dec 2017 gave these details
#455: (www.cemeteryscribes.com), Died 4 Sep 1893 Brighton Buried 7 Sep 1893 Balls Pond Road Jewish Cemetery. Inscription: In memory of JOSEPH BARROW MONTEFIORE born in the Island of Barbados the 24th June 1803 died on the 4th September 1893 Ellul the 23rd 5653.The Australian dictionary of Biography writes of Joseph Barrow Montefiore: "MONTEFIORE, JOSEPH BARROW (1803-1893), merchant and financier, was born on 24 June 1803 in London, the youngest son of Eliezer Montefiore, merchant, of Barbados and London, and his wife Judith, née Barrow. As a scion of a wealthy Sephardi family he was educated at Hurwitz's school at Highgate and at Garcia's academy at Peckham. On leaving school he was articled to a firm of London tea brokers, thus continuing in the tradition of the Montefiores of Barbados, who made their fortune in colonial trade. In 1826 he became one of the twelve 'Jew brokers' in the city of London, buying the privilege for £1500. However, being young and enterprising and with a penchant for larger speculative ventures he decided in June 1828 to emigrate to New South Wales, where he proposed to invest some £10,000 in the wool industry and the cultivation of drugs; he applied for a grant of 5000 acres (2024 ha
Recommended by the Treasury as 'most respectable' and a valuable acquisition to the colony, he arrived in Sydney in February 1829 in the Jupiter with his wife Rebecca, née Mocatta, and their two children, his partner David Ribeiro Furtado and his wife, and his brother-in-law George Mocatta. They established the trading firm J. B. Montefiore & Co., with an office in O'Connell Street. Montefiore acquired large tracts of land in New South Wales and by 1838 owned 12,502 acres (5059 ha) by grant or purchase, including Nanima station, near Wellington. Though a landowner, he never became an 'agriculturist' as he had originally intended. In partnership with his brother Jacob (1801-1895), who in 1835-39 was a member of the South Australian Colonization Commission in London, he made a large fortune in real estate, helped to found the Bank of Australasia and was one of the channels through which English capital contributed to the pastoral expansion and speculative boom of the late 1830s. Joseph B. Montefiore was one of the sponsors of the bill, which became known as the Forbes Act of 1834, advocating interest rates free from statutory limits to encourage the flow of capital into the colony: 'restrict the rate of interest', he warned a sub-committee of the Legislative Council, 'and you at once destroy the stamina of the colony'. After the depression the Montefiore firm in Sydney went bankrupt. The London firm had suspended payment in 1841 and Montefiore had returned to England
By 1844 the Montefiore brothers, assisted by numerous friends and possibly the London Rothschilds, were back in business and Joseph B. Montefiore decided to try his luck in South Australia. He arrived in Adelaide from London on 27 July 1846 bringing with him his wife, nine daughters and two sons, two servants, 'a harp, a piano and 300 packages', and soon set up in business with his nephew Eliezer Levi Montefiore as importers and shipping agents. Joseph invested heavily in copper mines and served on the board of a number of mining companies, notably the Royal South Australian Mining Co. He was a member of the stock exchange, a committee member of the Adelaide Chamber of Commerce and an original trustee of the Savings Bank. In 1851 he stood for election to the East Adelaide seat of the Legislative Council as a 'good friend of free trade and moderate, unhurried reform and an opponent of state aid' but was roundly defeated. True to the Montefiore tradition he retired from business when still in his fifties and in 1860 returned to London where he was active for many years as one of the founders and stalwarts of the Jewish reform movement. Montefiore was one of the earliest free Jewish settlers in New South Wales and was active in Jewish communal life from the start. He was the first president of the Jewish congregation of Sydney upon its official foundation in 1832 and helped to secure a land grant for a Jewish cemetery in 1835. In 1847, together with E. L. Montefiore, he pressed for a Jewish share in state aid to religion, by which means the nascent Jewish community of Adelaide meant to assert Jewish equality in South Australia. Likewise in 1851 he welcomed the General Education Act on behalf of the Adelaide Jewish community
Enterprising, urbane, and noted for his wit and prodigious memory, he was perhaps the outstanding representative in the Australian colonies of the richly endowed Sephardi merchants, financiers and scholars of London, the vanguard of Jewish expansion into a new world and of the Jewish emancipation movement in the old. He died on 8 September 1893 in Brighton leaving ten daughters and three sonsThese are the children of Joseph Barrow Montefiore and his wife Rebecca Mocatta, we learn from http://miriamhakedosha.blogspot.com/2008/08/montefiore-family.html: Georgiana Judith Barrow Montefiore [b.1828 London] Esther Hannah Barrow Montefiore [b.1829 at Sea]married to Eliezer Levi Montefiore Emily Barrow Montefiore [b.1831 Sydney NSW]married Moses Henriques Sarah Evelina Barrow Montefiore [b.1832 Sydney NSW] Justina Barrow Montefiore [b.1835 Sydney NSW]married 1863 Brazil to Joseph Levi Montefiore Augusta Barrow Montefiore [b. 1836 Sydney NSW] Josephina Barrow Montefiore [b.1837 London]married Leopold Offenheim Herbert Barrow Montefiore [b.1839 London] Marion Barrow Montefiore [b.1842 London] Horace Barrow Montefiore [b.1843 Isle of Thanet Kent]married Edith Lacey Thompson George Frederick Barrow Montefiore [b.1845]married Dorothy Frances Fuller Ada Barrow Montefiore [b.1848 Adelaide SA]married Saul Joshua Edith Barrow Montefiore [b.1848 Adelaide SA]married to David Nathan Helen Barrow Montefiore [b.1855 Adelaide
from http://www.oztorah.com/2013/03/the-jewish-emigrants-from-britain-australia-new-zealand/
The free settlers came from a higher socio-economic group than most of the convicts. The free settler movement was a generally middle-class phenomenon, and some of its leading members belonged to the interlinked prominent families of Anglo-Jewry known as “the Cousinhood”. One notable example was Joseph Barrow Montefiore (1803–1893), a cousin of Sir Moses Montefiore. Born in London, he was the youngest son of Eliezer and Judith Montefiore. In 1826, at a cost of ₤1,500, he had bought a seat on the London Stock Exchange and become one of the twelve “Jew brokers” in the City. After arriving in Sydney with his wife and two children in 1830, he invested in the wool trade and mining, also acquiring extensive landed property by 1838. Together with his elder brother, Jacob Montefiore (1801–1895), he established JB Montefiore & Co. and helped to found the Bank of Australasia. It was at the suggestion of Sir Moses Montefiore that Jacob was one of the eleven commissioners appointed by King William IV to plan a convict-free colony in South Australia. When Australia’s first Jewish congregation (forerunner of Sydney’s Great Synagogue ) was established in 1832, Joseph Montefiore served as its first president, his name being a guarantee of Jewish respectability. The economic boom burst in 1840, however, and his firm went bankrupt. He returned to London but was soon back in business (with his nephew) as an importer and shipping agent in South Australia, where he became a leader of the Adelaide Jewish community. Eliezer Levi Montefiore, also prominent in communal affairs, was one of the country’s leading artists. Altogether, the Montefiores made a historic contribution to the development of Australia; and it is hardly surprising that there is a township called Montefiores in New South Wales and a Montefiore Hill overlooking the city of Adelaide.
Marriage Notes for Rebecca Mocatta and Joseph Barrow Montefiore
1 Heshvan 5587 BMR2 #1675
ref 282 refers to a son Leslie 1830-1909 not currently shown in the family but this lifespan corresponds to that of his nephew Leslie Jacob
Alan Pereira 2 Dec 2017 gave these family details
#590: Geni recordEmily Barrow Henriques (Montefiore)
Birthdate: August 17, 1830
Birthdate: April 10, 1839
Birthplace: Sydney, NSW, Australia
Birthplace: Montagu Place / House (?), Bloomsbury, London, Middlesex, England
Death: Died February 16, 1916 in Neuilly-sur-Seine, Île-de-France, France
Death: Died December 4, 1913
Immediate Family:
Son of Joseph Barrow Montefiore and Rebecca Montefiore
Brother of Georgina / Georgiana Judith Henriques; Esther Hannah Montefiore; Emily Barrow Henriques; Sarah Evelina Montefiore; Justina Barrow Montefiore and 7 others
Managed by: Ofir Friedman
THE LONDON GAZETTE, 30 JANUARY, 1914. Page 833
HERBERT BARROW MONTEFIORE, Deceased.
Pursuant to Act of Parliament 22 and 23 Vic.,cap. 35.
NOTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and other persons having any claims or demands against the estate of Herbert Barrow Montefiore, late of 7, Belsize-avenue, Hampstead, N.W. (who died on the 4th day of December, 1913, and whose will was proved in the Principal Probate Registry of His Majesty's High Court of Justice, on the 23rd day of January, 1914, by John Slade and George Slade, the executors therein named), are hereby required to send the particulars, in writing, of their claims or demands to us, the undersigned, on or before the 27th day of February, 1914, after which, date the said executors
will proceed to distribute the estate of the said deceased amongst those entitled thereto, having regard to the claims only of which they, the said executors, shall have had notice; and the said executors will not after that time be liable for the estate and assets, so distributed and appropriated, or any part thereof, to any person or persons of whose claims they shall not then have had notice. Dated this 26th day of January, 1914.
#591: Jamaican Family Search, BIRTHS OF THE SEPHARDIC CONGREGATION KINGSTON, JAMAICA, WEST INDIES
Henriques, Benjamin; Moses 29/12/1809.
#595: Parish Records, General Records Office BMD Indexes, Deaths Jun 1920 (>99%) MONTEFIORE Augusta B 83 Paddington 1a 41.
#598: Parish Records, General Records Office BMD Indexes, Deaths Dec 1913 (>99%) Montefiore Herbert B 74 Hampstead 1a 737.
Geni
Herbert Barrow Montefiore
#599: Parish Records, General Records Office BMD Indexes, Deaths Mar 1908 (>99%) MONTEFIORE Marion B 65 Hampstead 1a 467.
572. Judith Georgiana Barrow Montefiore
birth from ref 170 ptIp1
see ref 259 for more details including spouse
as 1st daughter she would have been named Judith so perhaps the name order has somehow been reversed in those sources which give her name as Georgiana Judith! Her name in any case is a reference to King George 4!
of Hackney
Marriage Notes for Judith Georgiana Barrow Montefiore and Joseph Henriques
Adelaids Times 29 Aug 1851 p2
Alan Pereira 2 Dec 2017 gave these family details
#590: Geni recordEmily Barrow Henriques (Montefiore)
Birthdate: August 17, 1830
Birthplace: Sydney, NSW, Australia
Death: Died February 16, 1916 in Neuilly-sur-Seine, Île-de-France, France
#591: Jamaican Family Search, BIRTHS OF THE SEPHARDIC CONGREGATION KINGSTON, JAMAICA, WEST INDIES
Henriques, Benjamin; Moses 29/12/1809.
of Strangways Terrace
Marriage Notes for Emily Barrow Montefiore and Moses Benjamin Henriques
South Australian Register 22 Feb 1856 p2
The Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser 9 Jun 1832 p3
death Sydney Morning Herald 30 Jun 1876 family notice aged 46
576. Justina Barrow Montefiore
perhaps she is the daughter born 13 Apr 1834 reported in The Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser 15 April 1834 p3
577. Augusta Barrow Montefiore
Parish Records, General Records Office BMD Indexes, Deaths Jun 1920 (>99%) MONTEFIORE Augusta B 83 Paddington 1a 41.
578. Josephina Barrow Montefiore
birth date from ref 170 ptIp1
fro details see ref 257
Marriage Notes for Josephina Barrow Montefiore and Leopold Offenheim
see ref 257
579. Herbert Barrow Montefiore
birth 10 Apr 1839 from The Sydney Monitor and Commercial Advertiser 23 Aug 1839 p3
from Alan Pereira
Parish Records, General Records Office BMD Indexes, Deaths Dec 1913 (>99%) Montefiore Herbert B 74 Hampstead 1a 737.Geni
Herbert Barrow Montefiore
Birthdate: April 10, 1839
Birthplace: Montagu Place / House (?), Bloomsbury, London, Middlesex, England
Death: Died December 4, 1913
H B Montefiore attended St Peters Collegiate School Adelaide but being there less than 12 months was ineligible to win a Young Exhibition for which he qualified 1st.
(South Australian Register 17 Jun 1852 p3)In 1862-65 his uncle Jacob traded on his own and lived at Birchgrove House, Balmain, with his brother Octavius and Herbert, whose firm was Montefiore & Montefiore. In 1866 Jacob joined them in Montefiores & Te Kloot but in 1867 with S. A. Joseph established Montefiore, Joseph & Co.
(see notes for Jacob)
birth and death see ref 254
ref 254
Marriage Notes for Edith Barrow Montefiore and David Nathan
found by Alan Pereira
Marriages Mar 1878 (>99%)COHEN Sarah Marylebone 1a 900
LEVY Benjamin Wolfe Marylebone 1a 900
MONTEFIORE Edith Barrow Marylebone 1a 900
NATHAN David Marylebone 1a 900
from Alan Pereira
Some extra details from Find a Grave…
Name Ada Barrow Joshua
Event Type Burial
Event Date 1916
Event Place Melbourne, Melbourne City, Victoria, Australia
Photograph Included N
Death Date 27 May 1916
Affiliate Record Identifier 156278290
Cemetery Brighton Cemetery
Marriage Notes for Ada Barrow Montefiore and Joshua Saul
from Alan Pereira 11 Nov 2017
also UK 1881 Census give spouse details and children
1881 Census: Dwelling: 27 Linden Gdns
Census Place: Kensington, London, Middlesex, England
Source: FHL Film 1341006 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 0028 Folio 102 Page 32
Marr Age Sex Birthplace
Samuel JOSHUA M 38 M Sydney N S W
Rel: Head Occ: Retired Merchant
Ada B. JOSHUA M 31 F Adelaide
Rel: Wife
Edith JOSHUA 12 F Mauritius
Rel: Daur
John M. JOSHUA 10 M Melbourne Victoria
Rel: Son
Arthur JOSHUA 9 M Mauritius
Rel: Son
Philip GALAN U 32 M France
Rel: Svt Occ: Butler
Martha BRAGLE U 36 F Guilford, Surrey, England
Rel: Svt Occ: Domestic Svt
Mary BURTON U 17 F Dover, Kent, England
Rel: Svt Occ: Domestic Svt
Mary A. HOLMES U 29 F Congleton, Worcester, England
Rel: Svt Occ: Domestic Svt
birth from Adelaide Times 3 Dec 1850 p3
search for early death in Adelaide until end of 1870 showed no result
birth from South Australian Register 14 Feb 1855
see
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A050302b.htm
for biography which says he was survived by 3 sons and a daughter
nee Voss a rich widow
from
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A050302b.htmfrom Alan Pereira 2 Dec 2017
NSW Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages (https://familyhistory.bdm.nsw.gov.au/lifelink/familyhistory/search;jsessionid=D14BA59F67E02F8E7415C91913EE387E?0), MOCATTA LYDIA HRegistration number
4483/1907
Father's Given Name(s)
JOHN M
Mother's Given Name(s)
JANE
District
CHATSWOOD.
587. George Vivian Voss Mocatta
had 7 children - 3 boys 4 girls with Emeline Mary Gerturde Hollingdale 1857-1979
from Alan Pereira 21 Nov 2017
Parish Records, General Records Office BMD Indexes, Deaths Mar 1953 (>99%) MOCATTA Annie B 87 Westminster 5c 554.
from Alan Pereira 28 Nov 2017
Died in 1875 aged 67 = born 1808
CHRISTENING: Manassah Lopes Baptism 2 Jan 1811 St Pancras Parish Church, Middlesex Isaac Pereira,Rachael Pereira
Epitome of the Will of Dame Charlotte Lopes late of Plymouth in the County of Devon widow deceased bearing date the 9th of July 1831:
"Testatrix also gave and bequeathed unto her nephew Manasseh Lopes Pereira a Colonel in the East India Company's Service the sum of £450 to be paid to him out of her Residuary Estate. Testatrix gave and bequeathed directed limitted and appointed unto each of his (Col Pereira's) two sons then living £100 Stock when they should attain their respective ages of 21 years. "Records of Peter Thomas Pereira of Brighton 8.11.1999.
The Bunhill Fields Non-Conformist Burial Ground, London. The majority of the gravestones were removed in the 1860s.
"Family vault of John Rutherford Esq. late of Jamaica and William Duff Esq. of Red Lion Square, London. In which are interred the remains of -
Margaret Rutherford, wife of Richard Todd and Sister-in-Law to above, died 4 July 1800.
Wilhelmina Rutherford daughter of John, died 9 June 1807 age 19.
Charles Duff son of William died 11 January 1810 age 19 months.
William Duff the above died 12 June 1822 age 60.
Robert Duff son of Simon Duff of Stockbridge,Hants. died 17 April 1830 age 35.
John William Kitson Duff son of Simon and grandson of William Duff died 20 July 1831 age 2 years 11 months.
Catherine Duff widow of William Duff died 26 October 1847 age 78./
Manasseh Lopes Pereira of the Madras Army died 20 April 1853 age 77".
NOTE Manasseh m.15.10.1834 Charlotte Duff.Prerogative Court of Canterbury and related Probate Jurisdictions: Will Registers. Will of Manasseh Lopes Pereira, Lieutenant General in the Honorable East India Company's service on the Madras Establishment of Woburn Square , Middlesex.
Collection: Records of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury
Date range: 03 June 1853 - 03 June 1853
Reference:PROB 11/2174/53
Subjects:Indian Subcontinent | Wills and probate
There were 2 baptisms on the 2nd January, 1811 at St.Pancras Old church
Maria Rebecca Charlotte Albert and Manasseh Lopes Pereira (her Uncle).Will summary...
All Real Estate to wife Charlotte
£1500 3% consolidated bank annuities Edward Pereira (son)
remainder stocks & funds to wife Charlotte + Allan Bell of Hillowton near Castle Douglas in North Britain Esquire and William Duff of Nicholas Lane in the City of London Esquire their executors administrators and assigns
On Charlotte's decease her Legacy to William Duff Pereira or his spouse, if none then to Edward Pereira
Mary Adelaide Pereira wife of Colonel Manasseh Lopes Pereira of the Honourable Company's Madras Army
Marriage Notes for Manasseh Lopez Pereira and Maria Du Rhone
MARRIAGE: In 1824 Benjamin Pereira (eldest borther of Manasseh) is shown on the parents and guardians list for the two brothers Henry and Edward Pereira at the Hyde Abbey School, Winchester.
His address was 8 Carburton Street, Fitzroy Square, London.
The address on the parents and guardians list for 1825 was 53 Great Marylebone Street, London.
At the end of the Mid Summer Term of 1826, his address was 1 Thayer Street, Manchester Square, London.
As Parent or Next of Kin, Benjamin Pereira also signed the Nomination Papers of the Honorable Court of Directors of the Limited East India Company, for Cadet Henry Pereira, 182 Season, 1826 - 1827 Madras or Bombay Establishment.
NOTE '96 It is possible that Great Marylebone Street is an error and should read Great Marlborough Street. - see actual notes against BenjaminMarriage Date 19 Oct 1807
Menasse Lopes Pereira to Maria Du Rhone
Source Year 1809
Source Edition 1
Source Presidency Fort St. George
Entry Capt. Menasse Lopes Pereira, 11th regt. N.I., to Miss Maria Du Rhone.
Sponsors at his Christening:
Sir Massa Lopes, Bart. (Great Uncle),
William Albert(Uncle), Isabella Albert (his daughter=cousin)
by Chrl824-Chrl826 educ.: Hyde Abbey
Winchester,Hants.with Edward
references:
Benjamin Pereira, 53 Great Marlborough St.,London
& Sir Masseh Lopes,Bt.,3 Arlington St.Piccadilly,London
2.2.l827 passed by Honourable East India Company, Madras Establishment
as Cadet&Ensign; became Lieutenant,43rd Regiment Native InfantryBenjamin Pereira is shown on the parents and guardians list for the two brothers Henry and Edward Pereira at the Hyde Abbey School, Winchester.
His address was 8 Carburton Street, Fitzroy Square, London.
The address on the parents and guardians list for 1825 was 53 Great Marylebone Street, London.
At the end of the Mid Summer Term of 1826, his address was 1 Thayer Street, Manchester Square, London.
As Parent or Next of Kin, Benjamin Pereira also signed the Nomination Papers of the Honorable Court of Directors of the Limited East India Company, for Cadet Henry Pereira, 182 Season, 1826 - 1827 Madras or Bombay Establishment.
NOTE - It is possible that Great Marylebone Street is an error and should read Great Marlborough Street.AP Note: Although uncle Benjamin was a known debtor by this time, he was eldest male of Isaac and held title to lands / inheritance that Manasseh Lopez Pereira couldn't lay claim to. Also, Manasseh was in India at this time.
SS Lady Flora:
756 ton Ship: Built 1814 Calcutta
Owned by Ford & Co, Port of London
R. Ford - Master
Benjamin Pereira is shown on the parents and guardians list for the two brothers Henry and Edward Pereira at the Hyde Abbey School, Winchester.
His address was 8 Carburton Street, Fitzroy Square, London.
The address on the parents and guardians list for 1825 was 53 Great Marylebone Street, London.
At the end of the Mid Summer Term of 1826, his address was 1 Thayer Street, Manchester Square, London.
As Parent or Next of Kin, Benjamin Pereira also signed the Nomination Papers of the Honorable Court of Directors of the Limited East India Company, for Cadet Henry Pereira, 182 Season, 1826 - 1827 Madras or Bombay Establishment.
NOTE - It is possible that Great Marylebone Street is an error and should read Great Marlborough Street.AP Note: Although uncle Benjamin was a known debtor by this time, he was eldest male of Isaac and held title to lands / inheritance that Manasseh Lopez Pereira couldn't lay claim to. Also, Manasseh was in India at this time.
For 1881 census, see marriage notes.
RESIDENCE: shown as abode on burial record
DEATH: Charlotte Pereira, abode of 18 Orsett Terrace, Gloucester Gardens was Buried 17 Oct 1863 All Souls Cemetery, Kensal Green Kensington and Chelsea. Aged 68=born abt 1795
BURIAL: Charlotte Pereira aged 68=born1795 17 Oct 1863 All Souls Cemetery, Kensal Green Kensington and Chelsea [Duff]
Abode shown on burial entry as
18 Orsett Terrace, Gloucester Gardens, Kensington, Middlesex, ENGNote: Although her main residence at the time of her death was 18 Orsett Terrace in London, she actually died down in Brighton, Sussex as is shown by the FreeBMD registration of death.
See Will and Testament of 27 Feb 1868 of Adelaide Sarah Skrine Whittington formerly Albert.
Peter Thomas Pereira notes the witnesses were William Duff and Jane Forsyth Duff, both of 11 Orsett Terrace, Bayswater, London.
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.
These could be siblings of Charlotte as they are all recorded as being unmarried.
Marriage Notes for Manasseh Lopez Pereira and Charlotte Duff
MARRIAGE: Husband surname Pereira
Husbands rank/occupation Colonel
Husbands unit Madras Army
Wife surname Duff
Wife first names Charlotte
Marriage date 15 Oct 1834
Place of marriage St George's Queen Square
Edition Date Dec 1834
Page number 641
Detail At St. George's, Queen-sq., Col. Pereira, of the Madras Army, to Charlotte, eldest dau. of the late W. Duff, esq. of Red Lion-sq., Bloomsbury.
1841 Census: HO107/1081/1: Registration district Dorking, Sub-registration district Capel, Civil parish Abinger, Hundred Wotton (First Division), County Surrey. Enumeration Schedule 6. Forest Green
Manasseh Pereira65Major GNoshown as Manafseh where fs=ss
Charlotte do40No
William do 5No
Catherine Duff70No
Louisa do 7No
+3 Servants
Note: Is Catherine Duff Charlotte's mother? Who is Louisa Duff?
see genealogy\\pereira\\census1841\\PereiraManasseh18341015DuffCharlotte.jpg1851 Census 30 March: HO107/1507/173/15: Registration District of St.Giles. Sub-district & Parish of St.George, Bloomsbury. Borough of Finsbury
18 Woburn Square Bloomsbury
M L PereiraHeadMar75Lieut Gen E.I. ServiceJamaica
Charlotte PereiraWifeMar56London
MargaretDuffVisitorUnm55London
WilliamDuffVisitorUnm53Public NotaryLondon
Jane LDuffVisitorUnm52London
Charles Beale Servant Un 28 Footman b.Southampton
Ann Blagg Servant W 42 Cook b.Cambridgeshire
Kanna? Edwards Servant Un 25 b.Cambs.
Sophia Loton? Servant Un 19 b.London.
see file called "The family of Manasseh Lopes Pereira.doc"
Also see genealogy\\pereira\\census1851\\PereiraManasseh18341015DuffCharlotte.jpgMANASSEH LOPES PEREIRA widower of this Parish of St.George in the County of Middlesex (now London), was married in this church of St.George the Martyr, Queen Square, Bloomsbury in the Borough of Finsbury to CHARLOTTE DUFF spinster of this Parish, by Licence l5th October l834 by me J.L. MARTYN, Rector
Note in 1868 William and Jane Duff witnessed Adelaide Sarah Skrine Whittington formerly Duff's Will and were then living at 11 Orsett Terrace, Bayswater, London
1861 Census: RG9/3: Folio 20, Page 20 Registration district Kensington, Sub-registration district St.Mary Paddington; Civil parish Paddington, Ecclesiastical parish Holy Trinity. Schedule 72.
18 Orsett Terrace
WilliamDuffHeadWdr63Public NotaryMiddlesex
Charlotte PereiraSisterWid64Fund Holderdo
MaryDuffdoUnm61do
Jane FDuffdoUnm58do
Robert ? DuffNephewdo28Army, East India ServiceMadras, East Indies
Catherine E DuffNiece25do,do
see genealogy\\pereira\\census1861\\PereiraManasseh(dec)18341015DuffCharlotte.jpg
CHRISTENING: William Duff Pereira Born 6 Jun 1836, Baptism 6 Jul 1836 Menasch Lopes Pereira, Charlotte Pereira St George, Bloomsbury Camden. Abode Woburn Square. Father's Occupation: Colonel Honorable ESL Service
6 June, 1836: William Duff Pereira born 18 Woburn Square, Bloomsbury, London son of Jamaica-born Colonel Manasseh Lopes Pereira of the Madras Native Infantry and his second wife, Charlotte, née Duff, daughter of William Duff, a Public Notary of Red Lion Square, London. 1835 Robson London Street Directory Col.Pereira is listed at 18 Woburn Square.
August 1850 at Rugby School aged 14, Headmaster Dr.Goulburn
Rugby School list:1850 & 1852William Duff Pereira. Regiment: 38th Foot. Date of Service: 1853. Born: 1836. Reference:WO 76/94/105 The National Archives, Kew
1851 Census: Source Citation: Class: HO107; Piece: 2069; Folio: 368; Page: 14; GSU roll: 87333.
Civil parish: Rugby Ecclesiastical parish: St Andrew Town: Rugby County/Island: Warwickshire
Country: England Registration district: Rugby Sub-registration district: Rugby ED, institution, or vessel: 15g
Household schedule number: 34
Household Members: Name Age
Charles Evans 27 Martha Evans 23 Sarah Knight 32 Elizabeth Williams 18 Mary Strickland 17
Eliza Holmes 29 Mary Walker 25 Edward Seaton 25 Richard Wiron 23 John Troutbook 18
David Hanbury 17 Richard Clement 18 John N Potts 17 George Tyrrell 16 Thomas H Green 14
George Troutbock 16 Joseph Fenwick 16 John C H P Callon 15 Henry M Carr 15
Charles H Newbolt 16 Joseph H Fawcett 16 Elliot H Stapleton 15 James Ackers 14
Francis H Lan 16 Joseph H Jakes 16 William C Porter 14 Charles T Bigge 16
Reynolds A Clement 17 William H Watkin 14 Birchall Helme 15 Hugh L Smyth 16
George A R Elliott 15 Cuthbert Helme 13 Frederick J Fergusson 15 Bertie P Cator 14
Charles R Ovans 14 William C Turner 14 John G Moore 14 John L Ovans 13 Clement A Thruston 13
Chapell W Hodge 15
William D Pereira Pupil14 Scholar of Rugby SchoolMiddx, London
Howard Parker 13 Thomas Bewsley 15 John Beaseley 17 William F Fergusson 13
William E Harness 16 Adam H Favibaine 14 William Elley 14 Arthur E Monck 13
Humphrey E Creem 15 Robert Davis 14 William Inglis 11 Charles A Moore 11
see Genealogy\\pereira\\Census1851\\PereiraWilliamDAged14.jpg20.3./29.7.1855 Enlisted (according to present day Regimental Secretary of Staffordshire Regiment (formerly 38th)/according to Army Records at P.R.O., Kew) with the 38th Regiment of Foot as an Ensign without Purchase. 5.1.1856 Posted to Malta until 3.7.1856. "Pereira would have been sent to Malta to build up the Regiment which had suffered very heavy losses during the Crimean War." 26.6.1856 38th Regiment left Balaclava on H.M.S. Caesar via Malta where it collected 110 members of the Regiment and arrived Portsmouth 21.7.1856.
19.8.1856 He resigned his Commission.
5.12.1857 Commissioned by Purchase with the 6th Dragoon Guards.
19.7.1859 became Lieutenant by Purchase.
19.7.1859 "London Gazette" reads "Cornet William Pereira, 6th Dragoon Guards, to be Lieutenant, vice Russell." A list of Officers for Commission dated 30.9.1862 includes Lt.W.D.Pereira.
6.10.1862 the Officers' Fund List at Army Headquarters had a Holding of £1100 for the Purchase of a Troop for Lieutenant W.D.Pereira.
21.10.1862 Lt.W.D.Pereira Commissioned by Purchase to Captain vice Captain T.Bott, 6th Dragoon Guards.[Extract Bulletins and Other State Intelligence, Page 2070]
War-Office, Pall Mall, 4 December, 1857
William Duff Pereira, Gent., to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Forster. Dated 5th December, 1857
[Hart's Annual Army List, Militia List, and Imperial, Page 135]
Willaim Duff Pereira, Cornet 5 Dec 57, Lieut. 19 Jul 59, Captain 21 Oct 1862: 1863 Retires25.5.1875 died age 38 at 9 Fisher Street, Holborn, London. A Retired Captain, British Army. Informant, present at death, was Frederick Ross of 21 Great Queen Street, Lincoln's Inn, London.
Peter T.Pereira's "letter to Royal Dragoon Guards Headquarters at Edinburgh confirmed that W.D.P. was in their records as a Corner (the same rank as Ensign)." PTP has not found a record of discharge. See PTP's paper on W.D.P.