| 1863 |
Born 22 June in Peckham,
London
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| 1878 |
A pupil teacher (1st year) at Walkern
Mixed School, Herts |
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WS44 |
| 1881 |
A pupil teacher, living with her
parents in Village Street, Walkern |
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C |
| 1881 |
A pupil teacher (5th year) at Walkern.
She passed her exams |
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WS44 |
| 1882 |
She was a qualified teacher under
Article 79 but not Article 60 |
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WS44 |
| 1882 Oct. |
She was assistant mistress of the
Mixed School, Walkern. She was absent for a week with severe toothache |
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WS44 |
| 1883 Dec. |
She took certificate exams in London
and passed |
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WS44 |
| 1884 Sept. |
She married William T B Blore, the
schoolmaster |
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B |
| 1884 Sept. |
She was appointed Mistress of the
infants' school in Walkern |
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WS44 |
| 1890 |
She was infants' Mistress at the
National School, Walkern |
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T7 |
| 1890 Aug. |
They left Walkern school |
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WS44 |
| 1895 Sept. |
She commenced duties as Infant's
Mistress at Northolt school. Certified Mistress Reg. No. 14555 |
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EAL44 |
| 1895-1904 |
She was in charge of the school during
the master's absence for illness, the choir excursion, an audit,
etc. |
32-41 |
EAL44 |
| 1901 |
A schoolmistress with her family
in Northolt village |
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C |
| 1903 May. |
She was absent from school through
sudden illness. Her daughter Margaret taught in her place |
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EAL44 |
| 1904 June |
They left Northolt School |
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41 |
EAL44 |
| 1906 |
She was mistress of the Public Elementary
School, Laindon Hills (68 children) |
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42 |
G7 |
| 1906 |
She died age 42 (registered June
1906 Orsett) |
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B |
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| Daughter A Margaret
Entwhistle (Madge) Blore 1885-1925 |
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| 1895 Oct. |
She was admitted as a pupil to Northolt
School |
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EAL44 |
| 1899 Mar. |
She resumed her duties as monitress.
She is to be examined as candidate for Pupil Teacher |
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14 |
EAL44 |
| 1900 |
She was recognised (as a Pupil Teacher)
under article 33 |
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15 |
EAL44 |
| 1901 |
A candidate for Pupil Teacher at
Northolt village |
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C |
| 1905/06 |
She was abandoned by her boyfriend
when she became pregnant |
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A12 |
| 1906 Q2 |
Mother of Cyril Frederick Blore in
Kentish Town (reg. St Pancras) |
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A12, B |
| 1910 Q1 |
She married Harold Frankl, a bank
clerk, in Hendon. He treated Cyril as his son |
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A12, B |
| 1910 Q3 |
Mother of Margaret B Frankl (Trix)
in Wembley (reg. Hendon) |
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A12, B |
| 1911 Apr. |
With her father and her family at
106 Blythswood Road, Goodmayes, Essex |
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They lived at 91 Cecil Avenue, Wembley
for some years |
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A12 |
1921 June
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At 91 Cecil
Avenue Wembley with husband Harold age 37, a bank inspector, daughter Margaret
and son Cyril Frederick
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| 1925/26 |
She died of cancer age 40 (reg. Q1
1926 Hendon) |
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A7,B,A12 |
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Soon after she died Harold and the
children moved to Harrowdene Road |
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A12 |
| 1927 |
Harold Frankl married Kate Rosenberg
(reg. Q4 Pancras) |
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A12, B |
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| Daughter E Gertrude
Mary 1892-1935 |
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| 1909 |
Married Martin Luther Hendley (reg.
Q4 Hendon) |
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B |
| 1910 |
Mother of Maurice Blois Hendley (reg.
Q2 Willesden) |
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19 |
B |
| 1911 |
She was at 42 Westbury Road Wembley
with her husband age 21, a clerk in a tourist office, their son Maurice
age 1 born in Willesden and her husband's mother, an unmarried waitress |
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C |
| 1912 |
Mother of Philip M Hendley (reg.
Q1 Hendon) |
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B |
1921 June
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At 118 Hampton
Rd Twickenham with husband Martin, a clerk at Middlesex County Council,
sons Maurice and Philip and her husband’s mother Elizabeth
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| 1923 |
Mother of Peter A Hendley (reg. Q4
Brenford) |
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B |
| 1935 |
Died age 43 (reg. Q3 Brentford) |
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B |
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| Son G William
James Thorpe (Jim) Blore 1898-1931 |
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| 1898 |
Baptised 30 Oct at Northolt St Mary |
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I2 |
| 1914 |
Enlisted in the Royal Bucks Hussars
20 Oct, age 19. He falsified his age to get into the Army |
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Anc43, A12 |
| 1920s |
He lived with his sister Madge in
Wembley |
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A12 |
1921 June
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(not found
on census)
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C
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| 1924 |
Married Marian 'Mick' Smith (reg.
Q2 Hendon) |
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A12, B |
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They moved to Birmingham and he worked
for his father as a traveller |
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A12 |
| 1929 |
Father of Pamela and Diana (twins)
(reg. Q2 Birmingham) |
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31 |
A12, B |
| 1931 |
Died of consumption age 33 (reg.
Q4 Birmingham) |
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A12, B |
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| 4/5 William Blore |
Coachman and Cab proprietor of London |
| 1823-1892 |
Son of Thomas Honeyman and Sarah
Blore |
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Age |
Source |
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Born about 1823 in St. Marylebone,
London (from age at death and census) |
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B, C |
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(Baptism not found in LMA or
Westminster FMP registers) |
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I2 |
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Married Jane Maria Entwistle 12 Oct
1847 at St. Mary's Paddington, by banns |
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Father of: |
Henry William |
1/7/1848 in Saint Marylebone (see below) |
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C, I2 |
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Frederick John |
27/7/1851 St Pancras, baptised 7 Sept at Paddington
Green St Mary (buried 26 Oct at Paddington) |
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B, I2, I2 |
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George Charles |
30/7/1852 in Bloomsbury (see below) |
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28 |
B, C, I2 |
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Maria Anne (May) |
1854 (see below) |
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31 |
A7,B,I2 |
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William Thomas Brewster 3/3
1/3/1857 in St Pancras |
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B, I2 |
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John Tom Entwistle |
19/5/1859 in St Marylebone, baptised 19 Jun
at Marylebone St Matthew (died 1860) |
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B, I2, B |
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Jane Elizabeth (Ginny) 12/6/1862
in St Marylebone (below) |
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A7, B |
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Died 17 Jan 1892 in Kilburn Park
aged 68 |
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Buried 22 Jan 1892 in Brent (deceasedonline.com)
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not found on the census) |
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C |
| 1847-1852 A Coachman and
Groom |
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| 1847 Oct. |
He was a coachman of Hall Place,
Paddington (from his marriage) |
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24 |
B |
| 1848 July |
He was a coachman of Hamilton Mews
North, St Marylebone (son's baptism) |
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25 |
I2 |
| 1848 |
Probably received £2 (worth about
£200 now) after his mother's death, his share of the remaining payment
from his grandfather Charles Lister's legacy |
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25 |
BOR5 |
| 1851 Apr. |
He was a personal servant of 37 William
Street, St Pancras |
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27 |
C |
| 1851 Jul. |
He was a groom of 27 Brooke Street,
New Road, St Pancras (son's birth cert.) |
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28 |
B |
| 1851 Jul. |
He witnessed his brother John's marriage
at St Pancras Old Church |
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28 |
I2 |
| 1851 Sept. |
He was a groom of Bathurst Mews,
Paddington (son's baptism) |
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28 |
I2 |
| 1852 Sept. |
He was a coachman of Foundry Walk,
Hoxton, Shoreditch (son's baptism) |
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29 |
I2 |
| 1852 |
His house was owned by William Lawrence,
he paid £12 rent per annum |
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HL20 |
| 1854-1862 A Servant of St
Pancras and Marylebone |
31-39 |
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| 1854 Dec. |
He was a servant of 15 Richardsons
Mews, Warren Street, St Pancras |
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I2 |
| 1857 Mar. |
He was a gentleman's servant of 15
Richardsons Mews, Fitzroy Sq. St Pancras |
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34 |
B, I2 |
| 1859 June |
He was a servant of 2 Hardington
Street, Marylebone |
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36 |
B, I2 |
| 1861 April |
He was a cab proprietor of 1 Hardington
Street, Marylebone. Their children were lodged with various families around
Aldershot, Hampshire |
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C |
| 1862 June |
He was a servant of 7 Chapel Place,
Marylebone |
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B, I2 |
| 1868-1873 A Cab driver of
St. Marylebone |
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45-49 |
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The Hansom cab was patented in 1834
by Joseph Hansom. They were fast and light two-wheeled cabs pulled by a
single horse and so cheaper and more agile in London's notorious traffic
jams. They soon replaced the more cumbersome four-wheeled, two-horse Hackney
carriage. Hansom cabs seated two passengers inside and the driver who sat
in a spring seat behind the vehicle in the open air. There was a trapdoor
through which the passengers could communicate with and pay the driver, who
had a lever to unlock the doors. |
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| 1868 |
He moved into 4 Harrow Street, St.
Marylebone, owner Thomas Chard, rent £20 |
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ML20 |
| 1870-1873 |
He was occupier of 4 Harrow Street,
St. Marylebone |
46-49 |
SL10 |
| 1871 |
He was a ratepayer of 4 Harrow Street.
His rent increased to £25 |
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47 |
ML20 |
| 1871 |
He was a cab driver of 5 Harrow Street,
St. Marylebone |
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C |
| 1873 |
He moved out of 4 Harrow Street and
Samuel Hemmings moved in |
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49 |
ML20 |
| 1875-1892 |
A Cab proprietor of Kilburn |
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| 1875 |
He was occupier of 14 Pembroke Road,
Kilburn |
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52 |
GM10 |
| 1876 |
He was a cabman of 14 Pembroke Road,
Kilburn. He paid Poor rate £24 and House duty £35 |
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53 |
GM11 |
| 1877-1881 |
He was of 14 Pembroke Road, Kilburn
Park |
54-58 |
GM7 |
| 1881 |
He was a cab man of 14 Pembroke Road,
Kilburn |
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57 |
C |
| 1883 |
He was occupier of 4 Connaught Terrace,
Kilburn |
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60 |
GM10 |
| 1884 |
He was a cab proprietor (son William
T B's marriage) |
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61 |
B |
| 1884-1885 |
He was of 21 Saltram Villas, Shirland
Rd West, St Peters Park |
61-62 |
GM7 |
| 1886-1891 |
He was occupier of 29 Claremont Road,
Kilburn |
63-68 |
GM7&10 |
| 1891-1892 |
He was a cab proprietor of 29 Claremont
Road, Willesden |
67-68 |
C, B |
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(No will or administration found) |
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F5 |
| 1892,1895 |
He died before he could inherit a
share of the legacy bequeathed by his uncles Joshua and Rev. John Lister |
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Age |
Source |
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Maria Entwistle 1821-1905 Daughter of Henry and Jane Entwistle |
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| 1821 |
Born 19 Feb in Saint Marylebone,
London |
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I2, C |
| 1821 |
Baptised 11 March at Saint Mary,
St. Marylebone |
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I2 |
| 1841 June |
She was a servant living with her
brother James Henry Entwistle at Little Exeter Street, St. Marylebone |
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C |
| 1847 Oct. |
She was of Prospect Place (Paddington?).
Her marriage was witnessed by her brother James Henry and her sister Elizabeth |
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26 |
B |
| 1861 |
She was with her husband William
at Hardington Street, age 40 |
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40 |
C |
| 1871 |
She was with her family at Harrow
Street St Marylebone, age 47 |
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49 |
C |
| 1881 |
She was with her family at Pembroke
Road, Kilburn, age 57 |
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C |
| 1892 Jan. |
Her husband William died |
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70 |
B |
| 1892-1897 |
She was of 3 Princess Road, Kilburn
Park |
71-76 |
GM7 |
| 1898-1902 |
She was of 48 Windsor Road, Willesden
Green |
77-81 |
GM7 |
| 1901 |
Living on her own means at 48 Windsor
Road, Willesden with daughter Jane |
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79 |
C |
| 1903-1904 |
She was of 4 Churchill House, 140
Chapter Road, Willesden Green |
82-83 |
GM7 |
| 1905 |
She died in Willesden age 82 (registered
March 1905 Hendon) |
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B |
1905
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Buried
24 Jan in Brent (deceasedonline.com)
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(No will or administration found) |
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| Son A Henry William
1848- Of Liverpool and Manitoba, Canada |
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| 1848 |
Baptised 23 July at St Marylebone
St Mary |
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I2 |
| 1861 |
With his brother William, a visitor
at Heath Vale, Ash, Surrey |
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C |
| 1872 |
Married Emma Baker (reg. Q4 Liverpool) |
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24 |
B |
| 1875-1883 |
Father of Thomas William 1875, William
Arthur 1877, Emma Florence 1881 and Sydney Henry 1883 in Liverpool |
27-35 |
C, B |
| 1881 |
A gas fitter of Seller? Street, Kirkdale,
Liverpool |
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32 |
C |
| 1880s |
He emigrated to Canada |
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C |
| 1890 |
Father of Hellen in Manitoba, Canada |
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41 |
C |
| 1891 |
Living with his family in Selkirk,
Manitoba, Canada |
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42 |
C |
| 1892 |
Of Tecumsech House, Winnipeg. He
advertised in the Manitoba Daily Press; an ex-surveyor of sewerage department,
six years in the employ of Liverpool Corporation, willing to engage in the
building trade (from Del Johnston of Winnipeg, Canada 2009) |
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43 |
BloreSoc |
| 1910 |
Living with his wife Emma in California,
USA |
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| Son C George Charles
1852-1922 A wire worker of Tisbury Wiltshire and Leeds Yorks |
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| 1852 |
Baptised 26 Sept at St John the Baptist,
Shoreditch |
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B, C, I2 |
| 1861 |
Apparently a visitor with William
Reed, a 'foreman of forest' at Yately, Hants |
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9 |
C |
| 1876 |
Married Mary Adams (reg. Q2 Bradford,
Yorkshire) |
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24 |
B |
| 1877 |
Father of William John in Leeds (Postman,
married 1Louisa Hodgson 1902 (issue), married 2Elizabeth
Ann Bradley 1906 (issue), killed in action 1915) |
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25 |
BloreSoc |
| 1879 |
Father of Florence in Leeds (all
from Del Johnston, Winnipeg Canada 2009) |
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27 |
BloreSoc |
| 1880 |
Father of Ernest Edward in Hindon,
Wiltshire (Boot rivetter, emigrated to Winnipeg, Canada in 1904, married
Eva, father of Elsie, Daisy and Maurice Blore, City of Winnipeg police
chief) |
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28 |
BloreSoc |
| 1882 |
Father of Mabel Annie in Tisbury,
Wilts (Taylor's machinist) |
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30 |
BloreSoc |
| 1884 |
Father of Louisa in Tisbury (Boot
machinist) |
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32 |
BloreSoc |
| 1887 |
Father of Beatrice Emma in Tisbury |
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35 |
C |
| 1889 |
Father of Percy Frederick in Tisbury
(Shoemaker, married Dorothy Buck 1912 in Winnipeg, Canada, father of Frank
1913 and Ivy 1915. Died 1950) |
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37 |
BloreSoc |
| 1891 |
Father of Edith in Tisbury |
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39 |
C |
| 1895 |
Father of George Albert in Leeds |
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43 |
C |
| 1897 |
Father of Norman Charles in Leeds |
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45 |
C |
| 1900 |
Father of Lily Doris in Leeds |
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48 |
C |
| 1901 |
A wire worker of 19 Harold Street,
Headingley, Leeds with wife and 9 children |
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48 |
C |
| 1922 |
Died age 69 (reg. Q1 Leeds) |
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| Daughter D Maria
Anne 1854-1944 |
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| 1854 |
Baptised 17 Dec at St Pancras Old
Church and St John the Evangelist |
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| 1861 |
Possibly a visitor with Thomas Instone,
smith farrier, of 1 Union Lane Aldershot |
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C |
| 1871 |
A pupil teacher living with her parents
in St Marylebone |
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16 |
C |
| 1879 |
Possibly with her brother William
at Seale School. A certificated teacher |
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25 |
SCH44 |
| 1882-1884 |
She was mistress of the infants'
school at Walkern, Herts. A certified teacher 2nd class |
27-30 |
WS44 |
| 1883 Oct. |
She was called to London through
"serious illness in the family" |
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28 |
WS44 |
| 1887 |
She married William John Reuben Clinch,
a mechanical engineer of 29 Claremont Road, 26 July at St Luke's Kilburn,
parish of Paddington |
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A, B, GM7, I2 |
| 1888-1890 |
Mother of Jennie May 1888 and John
Charles Clinch 1890 in Willesden |
34-36 |
C, B |
| 1891 |
An elementary teacher, with her husband
William in Willesden, next door to her father William Blore |
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36 |
C |
| 1892-1884 |
She was living with her mother at
3 Princess Rd, Kilburn Park |
38-40 |
GM7 |
| 1891-1896 |
Mother of Winifred 1891, Lucy 1892,
William 1894 and Edward Lister Clinch 1896 in Kilburn (reg. Hendon) |
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| 1901 |
A schoolteacher of 62 Churchill Road
Willesden, with five children |
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46 |
C |
| 1911 |
At 60 Churchill Road, Cricklewood
with husband William and four children |
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56 |
C |
| 1944 |
Died age 89 (reg. Q2 Hendon) |
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Elizabeth 1862- |
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| 1862 |
She was baptised 29 June at St Marylebone
St Matthew |
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I2 |
| 1879-1881 |
She was a teacher with her brother
William at Seale School |
17-19 |
SCH44 |
| 1880 July |
She conducted Seale School for a
week while William was incapacitated due to a fall |
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19 |
SCH44 |
| 1881 Apr. |
She was a pupil teacher living with
her parents in Kilburn |
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19 |
C |
| 1891 |
She was an elementary school teacher
living with her parents in Kilburn |
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29 |
C |
| 1901 |
A teacher living with her mother
in Willesden |
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39 |
C |
| 1904 |
Married William Brown, railway clerk,
5 April at Brondesbury Church, Hendon |
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42 |
I2 |
| 1907 |
Mother of Robert Chandler Brown in
Willesden (reg. Q2 Hendon) |
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45 |
C, B |
| 1911 |
At 5 Holland Road, Willesden, with
her husband and son |
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48 |
C |
1921 June
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A teacher
at the Council School in Stonebridge, widow, at 3 Clifton Avenue, Wembley,
with her son Robert age 14
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A Cook of Saint Marylebone,
London |
| 1786-1829 |
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Born about 1786 (from age at burial)
(baptism not found in LMA or Westminster registers)
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(Possibly came from Staffordshire
- a local name) |
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JVS |
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Married Sarah Lister 27 Dec 1816
at Whitechapel St Mary by banns |
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I2 |
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Father of: |
Thomas Honeyman |
11 Mar 1819 (see below) |
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33 |
I2 |
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William |
3 Oct 1821 baptised 18 Nov at St Marylebone
St. Mary (buried 9 Mar 1823 at Paddington St Mary age 16 months) |
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35 |
I2, I2 |
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William 4/5 |
1823 in St Marylebone |
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37 |
B, C |
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Ann |
(buried 19 Jan 1825 age 3 days at Paddington
St Mary) |
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39 |
I2 |
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Charles |
17 Mar 1827, bapt 6 Apr St Marylebone All Souls
(buried 19 Feb 1828 at Paddington St Mary age one year) |
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41 |
I2, I2 |
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John |
1829 in St Marylebone (see below) |
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43 |
I2, C |
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Died Aug 1829 age 43. Buried 23 Aug
at Paddington St Mary |
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43 |
I2 |
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| 1810s |
Speculation: Was he a servant at
Charles Lister's house in Arksey? Did he and Sarah run away to London
to get married? |
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JVS |
| 1816 |
He was a bachelor of St Mary Whitechapel
parish |
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30 |
I2 |
| 1819 |
He was a 'man cook' of St Marylebone
(son Thomas' baptism) |
|
33 |
I2 |
| 1821 |
He was a 'servant' of St Marylebone
(son William's baptism) |
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35 |
I2 |
| 1823 |
He was of Grotto Passage, St Marylebone
(son William's burial) |
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37 |
I2 |
| 1825 |
Possibly of Welbeck Street, St Marylebone
(daughter Ann's burial) |
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I2 |
| 1827 |
He was a servant of New Cavendish
Street, St Marylebone (son's baptism) |
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I2 |
| 1828 |
He was of Cavendish Street, St Marylebone
(son Charles' burial) |
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I2 |
| 1829 |
He was of Albany Street, St Marylebone
(from his burial) |
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I2 |
| (1839 |
He was a Coachman (from his son Thomas'
marriage) |
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| (1847 |
He was a Cook (from his son William's
marriage) |
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| Wife 5/10 Sarah
Lister 1794-1858 Daughter of Charles and Ann Lister |
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She was related to Baron J. Lister
(1827-1912) who founded antiseptic surgery in 1865. The Blore family
benefited in his will. [Probably actually her father Charles Lister
and brothers Joshua and John Lister's wills. JVS] |
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A7 |
| 1794 |
Baptised 8 Feb at Arksey, West Yorkshire |
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WY2 |
| 1816 |
A spinster of St Mary Whitechapel
parish |
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I2 |
| 1831 |
A widow, married William Ireland,
wheelwright and widower, 22 Dec at Trinity, Saint Marylebone |
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I2 |
| 1832,1833 |
Living at 11 Tottenham Place. Mother
of Elizabeth Susannah Ireland and Arthur Ireland, baptised at Trinity,
St Marylebone |
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I2 |
| 1841 |
William Ireland, wheelwright, was
with his children Elizabeth and Arthur at Tottenham. Sarah Ireland was
at Edwin Street, Milton in Gravesend |
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C |
| 1848 |
She was bequeathed £100 (worth
over £8,000 now) in ten yearly installments by her father Charles Lister |
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BOR5 |
1851
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received £10 as her share of her uncle John Horne’s bequest
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| 1851 |
William and Sarah were at Henry Street,
St Pancras with son Arthur a French polisher |
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C |
| 1858 |
Of 20 Henry Street, Hampton Road,
St Pancras (from her burial) |
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I2 |
| 1858 |
Died, registered Q2 in St Pancras
(no will or admon found) |
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B, F5 |
| 1858 |
Buried 1 July at St Pancras St James |
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I2 |
| 1858 |
The last installment from her father's
legacy was to be divided equally among her children |
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BOR5 |
| 1861 |
William Ireland was with married
daughter Elizabeth Conway in Marylebone |
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| 1875 |
Her brother Joshua Lister bequeathed
the proceeds of one of his houses in London to be divided among his brothers
and sisters' children, after the death of his wife (she died 1895, by
which time very few of the beneficiaries were still alive) |
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| 1891-1896 |
Her brother John Lister bequeathed
£200 to her descendants. She apparently had 62 living descendants
who received £3 3s 5d each after duty paid (Louisa Turpin) |
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Sarah's daughter Elizabeth Ireland
1832-1882 |
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1854 Married George William Conway
10 Dec at St Mark Clerkenwell |
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I2 |
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1855-61 Mother of Elizabeth 1855,
George William 1857, Ellen 1858 (d.1862) and Frederick Conway 1861 in Pancras
or St Marylebone |
24-28 |
B, C |
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1861 In Norfolk St, St Marylebone
with husband George, a butcher & 4 children |
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1864-70 Mother of Thomas 1864, Albert
1867, Jane 1868 and Alice Conway 1870 in St Marylebone |
32-38 |
B, C |
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1871-81 In Cleveland St, St Marylebone
with George, a butcher & 6 children |
39-49 |
C |
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1882 Died age 50 (reg. Q4 Marylebone) |
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Sarah's son Arthur Ireland
1833-1908 A French polisher |
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1851 A french polisher with his parents
in St Pancras |
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C |
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By 1855 Married 1Philadelphia
Elder (not found GRO or LMA registers. Note: Robert Ireland married
Jane Elder 1853 Lambeth. Did they give false names?) |
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1855-57 Father of Arthur 1855 and
Elizabeth Ireland 1857 in St Pancras |
22-26 |
C, B |
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1861 A French polisher with wife
Pilis? and two children in St Pancras |
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1863-73 Father of William 1863, Thomas
1867, Gertrude, Eliza 1871 and George Ireland in St Pancras |
34-40 |
C, B |
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1876 Wife Philadelphia Elder died
age 42 (reg. Q4 Kensington) |
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1877 Married 2Hannah Huggett
(reg. Q1 Holborn) |
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B |
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1880 Father of Albert Ireland in
Clerkenwell |
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B, C |
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1881 A French polisher in Arch Street
Newington with his wife, four children and two grandchildren |
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C |
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1883 Father of Ernest Ireland in
Southwark |
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B, C |
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1883 Son? Arthur married Jane Huggett
4 Mar 1883 at Newington All Souls |
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1891 A french polisher (cabinet)
in Gravel Lane, Southwark with wife & 4 sons |
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1901 A french polisher in Newington
workhouse |
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1908 Died age 78 (reg. Q1 Southwark) |
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| 5/9 Thomas
Honeyman Blore (continued) |
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Age |
Source |
| Son Thomas Honeyman Blore
1819-1872 Coachman of Paddington |
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Baptised 11 Apr 1819 at Saint Marylebone
St Mary's |
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I2 |
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Married Eliza Dye 20 May 1839 at
Paddington St John |
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I2, B |
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Father of |
Mortimer Honeyman 1840 in Marylebone
or Kensington |
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B, C |
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Lucy Georgina |
4/10/1841 in St George Hanover Square, |
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I2, B, C |
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bapt 25/12/1855 (age 14) in Paddington (m. Henry
J Spriggs 1884 Marylebone, apparently no children) |
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I2
B, D5a
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Emily Eliza |
7/12/1847, baptised age 7 at Paddington |
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B, I2 |
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Albert Herbert |
1849 in Kensington (d.1850 Kensington) |
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B, B |
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Agnes Lister |
1/8/1854, baptised 17 Dec at Paddington St James
(m. Alfred Hawkins 1884 Pancras, children Alfred, Dudley and Violet Hawkins
1885-88) |
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B, I2
B
B
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Died 1872 aged 52 (reg. March 1872
Kensington) |
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B, I2 |
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(burial not found in Westminster
or LMA registers) |
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fmp,Anc |
| 1839 |
He was a servant of 30 Albion Street,
Paddington (from his marriage) |
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20 |
I2 |
| 1840 |
He was a groom of 12 Oxford Mews,
Paddington (son's baptism) |
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21 |
I2 |
| 1851 |
He was a servant of 8 Townshend Cottages,
St Marylebone |
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31 |
C |
| 1854 |
He was a coachman of Bathurst Mews,
Paddington (daughters' baptisms) |
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35 |
I2 |
| 1855 |
He was a coachman of Elms Lane, Paddington
(daughter Lucy's baptism) |
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I2 |
1859 Sept.
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A cabman,
badge no. 1999. He was charged with driving while drunk and causing severe
injuries to Martha Dixon, the wife of a private watchman (The Standard 16
Sept p.7, West End News 22 Oct p.3)
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| 1861 |
A coachman of Norfolk Yard, Westbourne
Grove, with wife and three children |
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C |
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His Son Mortimer Honeyman Blore
1840-1877 Letter Carrier |
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1840 |
Baptised 9 Aug at Paddington St Mary |
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I2 |
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1861 |
A letter carrier, with his parents
in Westbourne Grove |
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C |
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1864 |
He married Caroline Bedford (reg.
Q2 Holborn) |
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B |
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1865 |
Father of Charlotte Emily in Lambeth
(died 1879 Farnham) |
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C, B |
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1867 |
Father of Agnes M. in Willesden (died
1885 in Paddington) |
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C, B |
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1869-1877 |
He was occupier of 6 Campbell St,
Paddington |
29-37 |
SL10 |
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1869 |
Father of Thomas Mortimer in Paddington |
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B |
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1870 |
Father of Edward Charles in Paddington
(d.1887 Paddington) |
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B, B |
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1871 |
He was a Letter carrier, GPO, of
6 Campbell St |
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C |
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1873 |
Father of Edgar Robert in Kensington
(died 1875 Kensington) |
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B, B |
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1875 |
Father of Francis A. in Kensington
(died 1876 in Kensington) |
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B, B |
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1877 |
Father of William Eyre in Kensington
(married Harriet 1901 in Reading, lived 1911 in Willesden, died 1953 in
Harrow) |
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37 |
B, B, C, B |
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1877 |
He was of 6 Campbell Street, Hall
Place, Paddington (will) |
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37 |
F5 |
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1877 |
He died 7 May (burial not found
in LMA registers) |
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F5, I2 |
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1877 |
His will was proved at Central Registry
by widow Caroline |
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F5 |
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c.1883 |
His son Thomas Mortimer Blore emigrated
from London to Canada on a cattle boat when he was 14 (from Russ Blore) |
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Age |
Source |
| Son John Blore 1829-1904 |
Carpenter of St Pancras |
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Born 1829 in St Marylebone |
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Married Sarah Elizabeth Ann Barton
13 July 1851 at St Pancras Old Church |
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I2 |
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Father of |
Charles |
24/5/1852 bapt 11 Aug 1855 St Pancras |
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I2 |
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Elizabeth Sarah |
15/8/1854 bapt 11 Aug 1855 St Pancras |
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I2 |
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Emma Susannah |
28/9/1856 bapt 24 July 1858 St Pancras |
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I2 |
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Alfred |
7/7/1858 bapt at St Pancras (died 1860) |
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I2, B |
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Richard Lister |
3/8/1860 bapt at St Pancras (died 1864) |
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I2, B |
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George |
1865 in St Pancras (baptism
not found) |
36 |
B, I2 |
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Honeyman James |
11/2/1868 in St Pancras (died 1869) |
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B, B |
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Q3 1870 |
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B |
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Horace |
28/8/1871 in St Pancras (died 1873) |
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42 |
B, B |
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Honnoria |
1874 in St Pancras, bapt 25 Feb 1877 at Christchurch,
Albany street (died 1886) |
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C, I2, B |
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Married Annie (between 1874 and 1877) |
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C, I2, B |
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Died in 1904 (reg Mar 1904 St Pancras) |
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B, I2 |
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Probably
buried 8 Jan 1904 in Camden (deceasedonline.com)
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| 1851 Apr |
He was a joiner living with his brother
William at William Street, St Pancras |
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22 |
C |
| 1851 July |
He was a joiner of Caroline Street,
St Pancras (from his marriage) |
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22 |
I2 |
| 1855 |
He was a carpenter of Seymour Place,
St Pancras (children's baptisms) |
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26 |
I2 |
| 1858 |
He was a carpenter of Euston Road,
St Pancras (son Alfred's baptism) |
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29 |
I2 |
1859
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A carpenter
of 24 Little Paul’s Terrace. He was charged with being drunk and causing
damage at the Red Cap public house, Camden High Street and was fined 15s at
Clerkenwell court (Pall Mall Gazette 5 Aug p.5)
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| 1860 |
He was a carpenter of St Paul's Crescent,
St Pancras (son Richard's baptism) |
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31 |
I2 |
| 1861 |
He was a carpenter & joiner of
24 St Paul's Crescent, St Pancras |
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32 |
C |
| 1868 |
He was a joiner of 26 Fitzroy Place,
Chalk Farm, Pancras (son's birth) |
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39 |
B |
| 1871 |
He was a carpenter of 6 Stuckley
Place, Camden Town (son Horace's birth) |
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42 |
B |
1873
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A labourer.
He was charged with being drunk and disorderly and assaulting a police officer,
fined 20s at Clerkenwell court (Morning Advertiser 28 Dec p.7)
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| 1874 |
His wife Sarah Elizabeth Ann died
(registered June 74 St Pancras) |
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45 |
B |
| 1877 |
He was a carpenter of 95 Stanhope
Street, Kings Cross (daughter's baptism) |
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48 |
I2 |
| 1881 |
He was a carpenter of 3 Little Exmouth
Street, St Pancras |
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52 |
C |
| 1881 |
He was renting two parlours on the
ground floor at 3 Little Exmouth Street, unfurnished, rent 6s per week |
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52 |
SL10 |
| 1895 |
He inherited one-fifth share of the
proceeds of a house in London bequeathed by his uncle Joshua Lister |
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66 |
F5 |
| 1899 |
His wife Annie died (registered
Sept St Pancras) |
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70 |
B |
| 1901 |
A Carpenter, widower, inmate of the
workhouse in Streatham |
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72 |
C |
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His daughter Emma Susannah
1856-1930 |
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Married 1 William
Bates, a railway clerk, 20/7/1877 at St Pancras |
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Louisa |
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Mother of Louisa Bates 1878 (m.
William McDougall),
Emily Sarah Bates 1878 (a cook, never married,
d.1971),
Thomas WJ Bates 1879, William G Bates 1882,
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Turpin, Blore Society |
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Violet Agnes Bates 1889 (m.
Frederick W Ralph 1914, d.1956) and
Ethel M Bates 1892 (m. Clarence Cresswell, no
children, d.1971)
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Married 2Alfred Slade,
harness maker, 2/9/1894 at Haverstock Hill Holy Trinity |
38 |
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Mother of Daisy L Slade 1895 (never
married, d.1971), Ada B Slade 1896, Gladys F Slade 1900 (d.1935
reg. Willesden) and Bertie Slade |
40-44 |
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Died 1930 (registered Q4 St Pancras) |
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B |
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His son George Blore 1865-1939
A Zookeeper of London |
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1892 Married Hannah Down Singer
(reg. Q4 Frome) |
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B |
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Father of Leslie G 1893 (Pancras),
Cyril Reginald 1898 (Pancras) |
28-33 |
B |
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1901 A zookeeper of 41 Princess
Road Regents Park with wife & 2 children |
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C |
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1902 A keeper at London Zoo. He was
sent to Aden to take over the animals, five lion cubs and two zebras, sent
to the coronation of Edward VII by emperor Menelik of Abyssinia (July 14,
Evening Standard p.4 & Globe p.8)
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1933 Aug.
Senior keeper at Regents Park zoo. He wrote an article on how the animals
cope with a heatwave (Daily Mirror 8 Aug p.10)
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68
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H61
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1933 Dec.
Senior keeper. He wrote an article on how they keep the animals warm and
healthy in the cold weather (Daily Mirror 27 Dec p.10)
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68
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H61
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1939 Probably died age 73 (reg.
Q2 Barnet) |
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B |
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