| 6/27 James Garrett |
Master Lighterman
of London |
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1773-1854 |
Son of James and
Elizabeth Garrett |
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Born 3 Sept 1773 in Southwark, Surrey |
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Baptised 1 Oct 1773 at Saint John Horsleydown,
Southwark |
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Married Jane (marriage not found 1790s
in LMA regs) |
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Father of |
Jane |
17 Jan 1797 at the British
lying-in hospital, Endell Street, Holborn |
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D2 |
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Elizabeth 5/14 |
10 Nov 1800 at the same |
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D2 |
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William George |
5 Feb1803 bapt.
6 Mar St John, Wapping |
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I2 |
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James Robert |
1806 bapt. 23
Mar at St Ann Blackfriars (buried 27 Feb 1807 at St Andrew by the Wardrobe
in the little vault) |
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G2, G2 |
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Isabella |
1808 bapt. 20
Mar at St Andrew by the Wardrobe, Blackfriars (buried 20 Dec 1812 in the
great vault) |
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G2, G2 |
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Died 3 April 1854 of old age and its infirmities
at 1 South Street, Camberwell |
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Buried 13 April 1854 at Camberwell St Giles,
of South Street age 81 |
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Lightermen manoeuvred
the heavy barges that carried goods, exploiting the tides and using 25-foot
oars for steering |
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JVS |
1787-1794 An Apprentice lighterman
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| 1787 |
6 Sept. He was
bound for 7 years as apprentice to Isaac Adams of St Catherine's, Wapping
(Apprentice Registers, Guildhall mss 6289 vol 12) |
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G41 |
| 1788 |
15 May. He was
assigned to Michael Henley of Saint John, Wapping |
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G41 |
| 1794 |
6 Sept. His apprenticeship
expired (General Entry book, mss 6281) |
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G41 |
| 1795-1802 |
A sailor in
the Navy aboard the 74-gun warship HMS 'Mars' |
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| 1795 |
April 16. He entered
service on HMS Mars as an ordinary seaman (voluntarily, not impressed) (Certificate
of Service ref. ADM 29/41/157) |
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E43 |
| 1796 |
Sept 2. He was
promoted to able seaman (more skilled) (ADM 29/41/157) |
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E43 |
c.1796
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Speculation
- He may have met his wife Jane in one of the ports where HMS Mars docked,
but there is no sign of their marriage. Note the parallel with John Brock
5/15 who may have met his wife while serving in the militia during the
Napoleonic Wars
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Jan 17. A sailor
of Wapping. His daughter Jane was born at the Holborn lying-in hospital,
Endell Street, where sailors' wives were often accepted while their husbands
were away at sea. Admission to the hospital was by recommendation from the
husband's employers |
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D2 |
| 1798 |
Jan 6. He was
discharged wounded. HMS Mars was moored in Cawsand Bay, Plymouth. (No obvious
battles or incidents which could have wounded him) |
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E43 |
| 1798 |
July 1. He re-entered
service aboard HMS Mars (ADM 29/41/157) |
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E43 |
| 1800 Nov. |
He was a sailor
of Saint John, Wapping (daughter Elizabeth's birth) |
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Half his pay (£9
4s a month) was allotted to his wife (Pay book ADM 25/1053) |
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| 1802 |
Apr 17. The Mars'
commission ended and the crew was paid off. He left the Navy after 6½
years' service (Certificate of Service ADM 29/41/157) |
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E43 |
| 1802-1803
A Master Lighterman of Wapping |
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| 1802 |
3 June. His abode
was at 6 Lower East Smithfield, Wapping (mss 6281) |
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G41 |
| 1802 |
24 June. He was
granted the freedom of the Watermen and Lightermens' Company. His mooring
was at Hermitage, Wapping. His registration number was 5918 (Calendar of
Admissions, mss 6290A) |
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G41 |
| 1803 Mar. |
He was a lighterman
of Hermitage, Wapping (son William George's baptism) |
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I2 |
| 1803 |
He was a free
waterman of 6 Lower East Smithfield, Wapping. His badge number was 2339
(Register of Free Watermen, mss 6315) |
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G41 |
| 1806-1817
A Master Lighterman of Puddle Dock, Blackfriars |
33-44 |
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| 1806-12 |
He was apparently
resident in Blackfriars (children's baptisms and burials) |
33-39 |
G2 |
| ? |
He was fireman
to the Imperial Fire Office, protected from the impress (6384) |
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| 1812 |
26 Nov. He was
a master waterman of Puddle Dock. He bound William Harmsworth as his apprentice
(which cost £2) (mss 6289 vol 14) |
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G41 |
| 1817 |
13 Feb. He was
a master waterman of Puddle Dock. He bound his son William George as his
apprentice (cost £2 10s) (mss 6289 vol 15) |
43 |
G41 |
| 1821 |
10 Jan. His son
William George was assigned to another master (6289 vol 15) |
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G41 |
| 1822 |
Resident at St
Sepulchre, Holborn. His wife Jane died |
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G2 |
| 1824-1834
Master lighterman of St Dunstan in the West, London |
50-60 |
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Of Puddledock
and then 9 Johnson's Court, Fleet Street. He was master of eight barges
(named) and a punt (Register of Lighter numbers, MSS 6308/2 p.227) |
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| 1824 |
19 Aug. He was
of St Dunstan in the West. His apprentice William Harmsworth of Blackfriars
was granted his freedom. James signed no objection (6289 vol 14) |
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G41 |
| 1824-27 |
He was probably
of Fleur de Lys Court, St Dunstan in the West (land tax) |
50-53 |
G21 |
| 1827 |
4 Jan. He was
a master waterman of St Dunstan West. He bound Benjamin Hugh Cowell as his
apprentice (mss 6289 vol 15) |
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G41 |
| 1827 Apr. |
He was listed
as a free waterman of London, age 47 (mss 6399) |
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G41 |
| 1827-52 |
He was a member
of the Watermen and Lightermens' company, with his mooring at Old Brentford
(Quarterage payments, mss 6401) |
53-78 |
G41 |
| 1829 Aug. |
Residence at 9
Johnsons Court, Fleet Street. He was convicted by the Company court for not
lodging his apprentice BH Cowell (Complaint book, mss 6301) |
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G41 |
| 1834 Feb. |
He was apparently
still at St Dunstan in the West (from apprentice Benjamin Hugh Cowell's freedom)
(mss 6289 vol 15) |
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G41 |
| (1841 |
not found on the
census) |
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| 1849 Apr. |
He applied to
the Admiralty for a pension for his war service (ADM 29/41/157) |
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E43 |
| 1851-1854
A retired lighterman of Camberwell |
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He was a retired
lighterman living with his daughter Elizabeth Thorpe at Brighton Place, Camberwell |
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| 1851 Oct. |
He was recommended
for relief (a pension) by Mr Lucy of the Lightermens' company (Pension recommendations,
mss 6391A) |
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G41 |
| 1852 Aug -1854 May |
He was a pensioner
of the Watermen and Lightermens' Company living at Peckham. He received
10s 9d per quarter (Account book mss 6400/3) |
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G41 |
| 1854 Apr. |
He was a lighterman
living with his daughter Elizabeth Thorpe at 1 South Street, Camberwell |
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| Wife Jane
1767-1822 |
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Born about 1767 (from age at burial and children's births) |
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G2 |
| 1797 |
17 Jan. She was
admitted in labour to the British lying-in hospital 'age 27'. Her daughter
Jane was born the same day |
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D2 |
| 1800 |
Nov 9. She was
admitted to the British lying-in hospital 'age 33'. Her daughter Elizabeth 5/14
was born the next day. She was discharged 20 days later |
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D2 |
| 1822 |
She was buried
30 June at Saint Andrew by the Wardrobe, Blackfriars, age 56 years. Her
abode was in Saint Sepulchre |
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George 1803-1843 |
A Waterman of London |
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| 1817 |
He was bound as
an apprentice waterman to his father James at Puddledock |
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G41 |
| 1821 |
He was assigned
to William Lipscombe of Blackfriars |
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G41 |
| 1823 |
He was assigned
to William Leonard of Vauxhall |
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G41 |
| 1826 May |
He was granted
the freedom of the Watermens' Company. He was of Bankside (Southwark). His
badge number was 6755 (mss 6307, 6317) |
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G41 |
| 1826-34 |
Mooring at Bankside.
He paid quarterage payments (membership/subscription fees) to the Watermens
and Lightermen's Company (mss 6401) |
23-31 |
G41 |
| 1831 |
He was registered
as having a six-seater passenger boat. His abode was in Millford Lane [Temple?]
(mss 6313 fol 164) |
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G41 |
| 1831 Feb. |
He bound an apprentice.
His abode was in Millford Lane (mss 6402A) |
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G41 |
| 1843 |
He died. (Burial
not found in LMA registers) (Quarterage payments mss 6401) |
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manoeuvred the heavy barges that carried goods, exploiting the tides and
using 25-foot oars for steering |
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| 7/53 James Garrett |
A Waterman of
Southwark, London |
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Married 1 (first marriage
not found in LMA registers) |
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Note: James
Garrett married Mary Woodgate 8 Nov 1760 at Milton next Gravesend by licence
(licence not found at Rochester or Canterbury) |
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Note: Children of John and Ann Garrett
bapt Camberwell 1750, 1753 & 1761 |
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Note: Dau of John Garrett, mariner,
& Elizabeth bapt St Paul Shadwell 1755 |
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Married 2 Elizabeth Mackerell
on 17 July 1763 at St John Horsleydown, Southwark, by banns |
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Father of |
Elizabeth |
7/3/1764 bapt
7/3 St John Horsleydown |
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Ann |
4/5/1765 bapt
17/5 St John Horsleydown (possibly buried 7 Jan 1766) |
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William |
14/11/1768 bapt
6/12 St John Horsleydown |
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I2 |
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Charity |
10/8/1771 bapt
21/8 St John Horsleydown |
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James 6/27 |
3/9/1773 bapt
1/10 St John Horsleydown |
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Ann |
5/9/1775 bapt
20/9 St John Horsleydown |
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John Mackrell |
28/1/1779 bapt
5/2 St John Horsleydown |
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I2 |
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(Burial not found in LMA registers) |
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| 1763 |
He was of the
parish of St John Horsleydown, Southwark (he was unable to sign his name) |
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I2 |
| 1764 |
He was a soldier
of St John Horsleydown |
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I2 |
| 1765 |
He was a labourer
of St John Horsleydown |
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I2 |
| 1768 |
He was a porter
of St John Horsleydown |
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I2 |
| 1771 |
He was a labourer
of St John Horsleydown |
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I2 |
| 1773-79 |
He was a waterman
of St John Horsleydown |
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Elizabeth Mackerell 1739-1792? Daughter of 8/107 John and Elizabeth
Mackerell |
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| 1739 |
Baptised 19 June
at St John Horsleydown, Southwark. Her twin sister Mary apparently died one
month old |
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| 1792 |
Possibly buried
10 Aug at St Olave, Southwark |
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| Son William
Garrett 1768-1786? |
A Waterman of London |
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| 1768 |
Born 14 Nov at
St John Southwark (Apprentice Affadavit book 6291/2) |
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G41 |
| 1782 |
He was apprenticed
28 Nov to Henry Baker of Aldgate for seven years. No date of freedom in the
register (Apprentice register, mss 6289 vol 11) |
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G41 |
| 1786 |
Possibly buried
25 Oct at St John Horsleydown |
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I2 |
| 1789 |
He would have
completed his apprenticeship |
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William Garrett
senior 1758- |
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1758 Born 15 Dec
at St John Southwark (Apprentice Affadavit book, 6291/1) |
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1773 Apprenticed
to Jonathan Webb of Rotherhithe Oct 15 for seven years |
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G41 |
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1782 Was granted
freedom of the Watermens company 14 Feb (6289 vol 11) |
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G41 |
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1793 He was probably
a Sunday ferryman of Irongate, later Cherry Garden |
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G41 |
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1798 Of Bermondsey.
Bound William Garrett junior as apprentice 20 Sept |
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G41 |
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1800 William Garrett
senior of Rotherhithe, Freedom midsr 1800 (6307 p.93) |
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42? |
G41 |
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1801 William Garrett
of Bermondsey, Freedom mids 1801 (Register, 6316A) |
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G41 |
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1801-1807 Mooring
at Rotherhithe. Quarterage payments (mss 6307 p.93) |
43-49 |
G41 |
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1800s Of 1 Gunnels
Court, Rotherhithe, Badge no. 118. A ferryman, he had William Garrett as
apprentice (Alphabetic Registers, mss 6317, 6394) |
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40s |
G41 |
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William Garrett junior 1784- A ferryman with an 8-passenger
boat |
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1784 Bapt 3 Sept
at St Mary Rotherhithe (Apprentice Affadavit book, 6291/n) |
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G41 |
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1798 Apprenticed
to William Garrett senior 20 Sept for seven years |
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G41 |
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1805 He was granted
the freedom of the Watermens company 10 Oct (mss 6289 vol 13, 6307 p.183,
6316A) |
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G41 |
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1806-1828 Mooring
at Rotherhithe, Quarterage payments (mss 6307 p.183) |
22-42 |
G41 |
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William Garrett
of 2 Gunnels Court, Cherry Garden, Badge no. 716 (mss 6317) |
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1808 William Garrett,
age 24 (physical description including a distinctive scar), Sunday ferryman,
protected from the impress (mss 6383) |
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G41 |
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1813 Bound an
apprentice 18 Mar (List of Masters, mss 6402A) |
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G41 |
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(no date) William
Garrett age 36 (same description), protected from the impress |
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G41 |
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1828 William Garrett
of 7 Gunnels Court, Brewhouse Yard, Bermondsey, boat licenced for 6 passengers
24 July (Reg. of Passenger Boats, mss 6313/2 fol 11) |
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G41 |
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1828-1842 Mooring
at Rotherhithe. Quarterage payments (Ledger, mss 6401) |
44-58 |
G41 |
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1833 Bound an
apprentice 12 Dec (List of Masters, mss 6402A) |
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G41 |
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1836 William Garrett,
boat destroyed, licence cancelled 12 Feb (6313/2 fol 11) |
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G41 |
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1836 Of 7 Cherry
Garden Street, Bermondsey, (new) boat licenced for 8 passengers 11 Feb
(Register of Passenger Boats, mss 6313/2 fol 217) |
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G41 |
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1841 26 Aug, boat
now William Henry Garrett (6313/2 fol 217, 6313/3 fol 28) |
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| Son John
Mackrell Garrett 1779-1841 |
A Lighterman of London |
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| 1793 |
He was apprenticed
14 March to John Babbington of St John Southwark for seven years (Apprentice
Register, Guildhall mss 6289 vol 12) |
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14 |
G41 |
| 1800 |
He was granted
the freedom of the Watermens' Company on 16 Oct (mss 6297) |
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21 |
G41 |
| 1803-1818 |
Of Southwark |
24-39 |
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He married Mary (marriage c.1800 not
found in LMA registers) |
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I2, I2 |
| 1803,1805 |
A lighterman.
He was father of William Mackrell Garrett and Mary Garrett, baptised at
St. John Horsleydown, Southwark |
24,26 |
I2 |
| early 1800s |
He was in the
harbour marine, 3rd Division. He was protected from the impress (mss 6384) |
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G41 |
| 1805-1818 |
He paid quarterages
for his mooring at Pickleherring (along the South Bank opposite the Tower)
(Registers of Watermen, mss 6307 and 6316A) |
26-39 |
G41 |
| 1800s |
His residence
was at Vine Yard, Tooley Street, Southwark. His badge number was 62 (Alphabetic
Registers, mss 6317, 6394) |
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G41 |
| 1813 |
Pickleherring.
He bound James Parker as his apprentice 2 Sept (6289 vol 14) |
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34 |
G41 |
| 1818-1841 |
Of Peckham |
39-62 |
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At Peckham. Paid
quarterages (Quarterage Ledger, mss 6401) |
39-51 |
G41 |
| 1821 |
He was 'of this
parish'. He married Frances Maria Verinder on 29 May at St Andrew by the
Wardrobe, City of London, by banns |
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42 |
G2 |
| 1821-1826 |
Father of Frances,
Mary and Elizabeth in Surrey |
42-47 |
C |
| 1841 |
He was of 'Melon
Ground' Peckham, of independent means, with wife Frances and daughters Frances,
Mary and Elizabeth |
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62 |
C |
| 1841 |
He was of Peckham.
Died age 62, buried 3 Aug at St John Horsleydown |
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I2 |
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A Waterman of
Southwark, London |
| 1705-1766 |
Probably the son
of John and Mary Mackerell |
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Source |
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Probably baptised 26 Nov 1705 at Saint Olave,
Southwark |
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I2 |
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Married Elizabeth Inyon 25 Nov 1726 at St
Olave, Southwark, by banns |
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I2 |
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Father of |
John |
1727 5 Sept, baptised 28 Sept
St Olave |
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I2 |
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William |
1729 14 Jun, baptised 23 June
St Olave |
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I2 |
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Judith Inyoun |
1730/1 baptised
9 Feb St Olave |
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I2 |
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Robert |
1732/3
baptised 27 Mar St Olave (Possibly buried 3 Jan 1734/5 St John
Horsleydown) |
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I2, I2 |
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Ann |
1735 bapt. 22
Apr St John Horsleydown |
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I2 |
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Thomas |
1737 bapt. 10 May St John
Horsleydown |
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I2 |
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Elizabeth 7/54 |
1739 bapt. 19 June St John
Horsleydown |
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I2 |
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Mary (twins?) |
1739 bapt. 19
June St John Horsleydown (buried 24 July 1739) |
34 |
I2, I2 |
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Mary |
1741 bapt. 30
Dec St John Horsleydown (buried 20 Mar 1742/3) |
36 |
I2, I2 |
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Mary Fell |
1744 bapt. 19
Jun St John Horsleydown (buried 1 July 1744) |
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I2, I2 |
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George |
1745/6
bapt. 28 Feb St John Horsleydown (buried 26 Nov 1746) |
41 |
I2, I2 |
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Probably buried 10 June 1766 at St John
Horsleydown, Southwark |
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I2 |
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Watermen ferried
passengers across the river in light wherries |
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JVS |
| 1719 |
14 Aug. He was
apprenticed for 7 years to William Yarp, waterman, at Saint Olaves (Apprentice
Register, Guildhall mss 6289 vol 6) |
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14 |
G41 |
| 1725 |
May. He was turned
over to complete his apprenticeship to John Inyoun 9/215, waterman
of St Olaves (mss 6289 vol 6) |
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20 |
G41 |
| 1726 |
7 Oct. He was
at St Olaves. He was granted the freedom of the Watermens and Lightermens'
Company (mss 6289 vol 6) |
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21 |
G41 |
| 1727-1746 |
He was a Waterman
of Southwark (children's baptisms) |
22-41 |
I2 |
| In 1733 |
the parish of
St John Horsleydown was created from part of St Olave |
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Wikip |
| 1741 |
19 Feb. He was
of St John Southwark. He bound his son John as an apprentice waterman for
seven years (mss 6289 vol 8) |
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G41 |
| 1743 |
He was a ratepayer
of Millingtons Rents, Shad Thames, St John Horsleydown, in premises previously
occupied by his brother-in-law John Inion 9/215A |
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CPL20 |
| 1749 |
He was probably
a ratepayer of Kings Row East, Shad Thames |
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CPL20 |
| 1751 |
23 Aug. He was
of St John Southwark. He bound his son Thomas as an apprentice waterman
for seven years (mss 6289 vol 9) |
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G41 |
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| Wife 8/108
Elizabeth Inyon 1703- Daughter of 9/215 John and Charity Inyon |
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| 1726 |
She married John
Mackerell at St Olave by banns |
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(Burial not
found in LMA registers 1745-1785) |
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| 8/107 John Mackerell (continued) |
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Source |
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John 1727-1787 |
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A Waterman of Southwark |
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| 1741 |
He was apprenticed
to his father John at St John Southwark (6289 vol 8) |
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G41 |
| 1748 |
He was granted
the freedom of the Watermens' Company on 24 Feb (6289 v.8) |
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G41 |
| 1749 |
He married Ann
Battle on 4 Sept at St John Horsleydown |
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I2 |
| 1752-1766 |
He was a waterman.
Father of John 1752, Ann 1753, Sarah 1757, John 1759, Ann 1763 and Charity
Inyoun 1766, baptised at St John Horsleydown |
25-39 |
I2 |
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His wife Ann was
possibly buried 1769 or 1774 at St John Horsleydown |
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I2 |
| 1787 |
He was possibly
buried 16 Mar at St John Horsleydown |
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I2 |
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| Son B
William 1729-1781? |
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A Waterman of Southwark |
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| 1743 |
He was apprenticed
to John Inyoun 9/215C of St John Southwark 24 June for seven years
(mss 6289 vol 8) |
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14 |
G41 |
| 1750 |
He was granted
the freedom of the Watermens' Company on 13 July (6289 v.8) |
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21 |
G41 |
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He married Susannah
(marriage not found 1740-60 in LMA registers) |
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I2, I2 |
| 1750-1766 |
He was a waterman.
Father of Charity Inion 1750, John 1751 and Robert 1766, baptised at St
John Horsleydown |
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I2 |
| 1781 |
He was possibly
buried 15 July at St Paul Deptford |
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I2 |
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Thomas 1737-1783? |
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A Waterman of Southwark |
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| 1751 |
He was apprenticed
to his father John at St John Southwark (mss 6289 vol 9) |
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14 |
G41 |
| 1763 |
He was granted
the freedom of the Watermens' Company on 4 March (6289 v9) |
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G41 |
| 1763 |
He married Mary
Meylen on 28 May at St John Horsleydown |
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I2 |
| 1764-1772 |
He was a waterman
or lighterman. Father of Elizabeth 1764, Mary 1766, Robert 1767, Mary 1770
and Charity 1772, baptised at St John Horsleydown |
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I2 |
| 1783 |
Possibly of Blue
Anchor Yard. Died of consumption, buried St Mary Whitechapel |
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| 9/213 John Mackerell |
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A Victualler of
Southwark, London |
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-1715 |
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(Baptism not found 1670-80 in LMA, Kent
or Nonconformist registers) |
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Married Mary; Possibly Mary Cannon at St
James Clerkenwell 30 Mar 1700 (or Mary Rogers 11 Nov 1675 at St Mary Newington) |
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(Note children of John and Mary Mackerell
baptised 1692 & 1694 in Deptford) |
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Father of |
Mary |
6 July 1702, baptised
6 July at St Olave |
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John |
9 Nov 1703, baptised
21 Nov at St Olave (buried Feb 1703/4 at St Olave) |
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John 8/107 |
26 Nov 1705, baptised
26 Nov at St Olave |
I2 |
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Probably buried 30 May 1715 at St Olave |
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| 1702-1705 |
He was a Victualler
of Saint Olave, Southwark (from his children's baptisms) |
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Victuallers re-supplied
the ships in the docks |
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| By 1702 |
Married John Mackerell |
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I2 |
| 1716/7 |
A widow of St
Olave. Married William Yarp, widower of St Olave, 10 Jan at St Olave by
Faculty Office licence |
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I2, H3 |
| 1719 |
William Yarp took
her son John Mackerill 8/107 as apprentice on 14 August for seven
years (Apprentice Register, mss 6289 vol 6) |
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G41 |
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(Burial not
found in GLRO registers or Greater London burial index) |
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| 9/215 John Inyoun |
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A Waterman of
St Olave, Southwark, London |
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-1729 |
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Born about 1681 (from his likely age at
apprenticeship) |
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(Baptism not found c.1681 in LMA, Kent
and Nonconformist registers) |
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I2,fmp2,Anc2 |
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Possibly came from Wales (a local name) |
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Married Charity Chapman 27 Dec 1702 at St
Olave, Southwark, by banns |
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I2 |
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Father of |
Elizabeth 8/108
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1703 bapt 27 Aug St Mary
Newington |
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I2 |
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Judith |
1705/6 bapt 9
Jan at St Mary Newington (buried 19 March) |
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I2, I2 |
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John |
1710 bapt in April
at St Mary Newington |
29 |
I2 |
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Probably buried 2 July 1729 at St Mary Newington |
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I2 |
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| 1695 |
26 July. He was
bound as an apprentice to John Boyer of St Olave for seven years (Apprentice
Register, Guildhall mss 6289 vol 2) |
14 |
G41 |
| 1696 |
12 June. He was
turned over to Thomas Brumell (mss 6289 vol 2) |
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15 |
G41 |
| 1702 |
He completed his
term of apprenticeship on 26 July (mss 6281) |
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21 |
G41 |
| 1717 |
31 May. He was
granted the freedom of the Watermens & Lightermens' Company (mss 6289
vol 2) |
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36 |
G41 |
| 1717 |
31 May. Of St
Olave. He was to bind Robert Groves as his apprentice (General Entry book
mss 6281, but no ref. in Apprentice Registers mss 6289) |
36 |
G41 |
| 1725 |
May. He was a
waterman of St Olave. He took apprentice John Mackerill 8/107
turned over from William Yarp. John Mackerell completed his apprenticeship
in 1726 (mss 6289 vol 6) |
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44 |
G41 |
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| Wife 9/216
Charity Chapman 1680-1744 |
Probably daughter of Robert
Chapman |
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| 1680 |
Probably baptised
27 Sept at St Mary Newington |
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I2 |
| 1702 |
She married John
Inyoun at St Olave |
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I2 |
| 1744 |
She was probably
buried 14 Aug at St John Horsleydown |
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I2 |
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his Son John 1710- |
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(No marriage found
1720-40 in LMA registers) |
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I2 |
| 1734 |
He was a ratepayer
of Mr Loadmans Rents, Shad Thames, St John Horsleydown |
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24 |
CPL20 |
| 1736 |
He was a ratepayer
of Millingtons Rents, Shad Thames |
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26 |
CPL20 |
| 1743 |
He was a waterman
of St John Southwark. He bound William Mackerill 8/107B as his
apprentice 24 June for seven years (mss 6289 vol 8) |
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33 |
G41 |
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(No burial
found 1743-63 in LMA registers) |
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of St Mary Newington |
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Source |
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(Baptisms Robert Chapman, Millicent
Jardane and Mary Blyth not found c.1650 in LMA or Kent registers) |
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Married Millicent Jardane 22 May 1670 at
St Mary Newington |
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I2 |
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Father of |
Catherine |
1671 bapt St Mary Newington
19 Mar |
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I2 |
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John |
1672 bapt St Mary Newington
19 May |
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I2 |
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Anne |
1673 bapt St Mary Newington
4 July, buried either 1674 or 1675 at St Mary |
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Robert |
1674/5 bapt St
Mary Newington 25 Mar, bur. 21 Sept 1680 at St Mary Newington |
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I2, I2 |
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Elizabeth? |
Buried 25 Oct
1675 at St Mary Newington |
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I2 |
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(Burial Millicent Chapman c.1675 not
found in LMA registers) |
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I2 |
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Married Mary Blyth 25 Nov 1675 at St Mary
Newington |
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I2 |
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Father of |
Elizabeth |
1676 bapt St Mary Newington
26 Sept, buried 8 Sept 1678 at St Mary Newington |
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9/216 Charity |
1680 bapt St Mary Newington
27 Sept |
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I2 |
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David |
1683 bapt St Mary Newington
29 Apr, buried 19 Aug at St Mary Newington |
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Margaret |
1684 bapt St Mary Newington
21 Sept |
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I2 |
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Elizabeth |
1685 bapt St Mary Newington
8 Nov, bur. 23 Sept 1692 at St Mary Newington |
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I2 |
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(Burial Robert Chapman or Mary Chapman
1685-1705 St Mary Newington not found in LMA registers) |
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He might have been
a waterman? (Watermens' Company records don't start until 1688). |
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G41 |
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