Notes: Jennerations

Jennerations

Matches 501 to 550 of 3,824

#	Notes	Linked to
501	I cannot find any connection to our family! Source Type: Letter	Source (S507)
502	I used to go to her place as a kid, she was a cook in a big house of a city banker at upper wallingham	Jenner, Daisy Eleanor (I28)
503	In 1892 they owned a drapers and grocers shop in the High Street, Staplehurst in 1891, employing 3 staff. Sarah Wheadon, servant, single, 18, as a drapers assistant, born in Wadhurst. John H Russell, servant, single, 23, as a grocers assistant, born in Egerton, Kent. Jesse Skinner, apprentice, single, 17, grocers apprentice, born (illegible).	Family: Erskine Piper / Mary Jane Prall (F159)
504	In 1901 they also had 1 housekeeper (Sarah Hall, widow, 50, born in Farnbridge) and 2 boarders; Edith Hall (11, born in Grays, Essex, presumably the daughter of Edith) and Florence Gray (17, born in Stanford Le Hope, Essex)	Family: William Henry Jenner / Mary Ann Edginton (F197)
505	In a book called 'History of Banbury,' published by Alfred Beesley in1841, John Hoare is mentioned in a list of prisoners in 1645 being returned to Banbury	Hoare, John (I1382)
506	In St Peter house	Piper, Florence Elsie Mary (I105)
507	In the 1841 census, William describes himself as a Publican and Farmer. He is married to Ann, who is 10 years older than him. He says he is then 50 but this may be wrong since he later claims to be older than that. He states that he was born in Tackley in Oxon, but she says she was born elsewhere. Living in the same house, which is not named, are Harriet Gregory, his niece, aged 40, and her two children, Amelia aged 18 and Joseph, aged 13 years. Harriet was born in Thame, Oxon, but Amelia and Joseph were born elsewhere Ref: HO 107 890 In the 1851 Census, William is 64 years old and is described as a Farmer of 180 acres employing 9 labourers. He is married to Ann who is 11 years older than him. They appear to live in 'the New Lane near the Wood', in Tackley. In the same household are living no children but a niece, Harriet Gregory, who is 50 years old and a nephew, Joseph Gregory, who is 22 years old. Harriet was born in Thame, Oxfordshire, but Joseph was born in Dartford or Deptford in Kent. There are also servants living with the family: John Cripps is 19 years old and was born in Hanborough in Oxon. William Prickett is 19 years old and was born in Tackley. Joseph Prickett is 17 years old and was born in Tackley. Ref: 10107 1730 (81-E) By 1861, William is 74 years old and has retired from work. His wife, Ann, is still alive, aged 86 years, which seems incredible for that period. They are living (can't read the address) with Joseph who is now the head of the family, but has not yet married. He is 32 years old. His mother is with them, aged 60 now. Joseph is a victualler. Also living with the family is Valentine Hoare as a lodger, working as an agricultural labourer. He is aged 40 years, and seems to have been the son of Johanna Hoare, who was related somehow to Mary Ann, the wife of William Edginton. Relationship: Illegitimate for 1 FAMC Family of TUCKWELL & Mary EDGINTON	Edginton, William Tuckwell (I1306)
508	Includes a handwritten note by Henry Piper as follows: "Col. Vincent Hawkins of Minsterworth House, Westerbury-on-Severn; had one child, a son, who committed suicide by hanging when Miss - - married - Morris at Cinderford, Glos. A son was born named John Morris & the grandfather of this illegitimate son often offered money to this John Morris & had been anxious to adopt him as a baby but the mother refused"	Source (S1814)
509	Includes mileage at back of diary. Source Type: Diary/Journal	Source (S2454)
510	Industry or Service with which worker is connected: builder's contractor Whether Employer, Worker, or Working on Own Account: Worker	Guy, Pearson (I602)
511	Industry or Service with which worker is connected: Butcher Whether Employer, Worker, or Working on Own Account: Worker	Northcote, Fred (I2143)
512	Industry or Service with which worker is connected: butcher Whether Employer, Worker, or Working on Own Account: Worker	Tester, Mary Ann (I3088)
513	Industry or Service with which worker is connected: coal merchants Whether Employer, Worker, or Working on Own Account: Worker	Tompsett, Frederick (I3183)
514	Industry or Service with which worker is connected: coal mining Whether Employer, Worker, or Working on Own Account: Worker	Nash, Frederick Henry (I334)
515	Industry or Service with which worker is connected: Collery company	Cox, William John (I340)
516	Industry or Service with which worker is connected: Collery company	Morris, John (I91)
517	Industry or Service with which worker is connected: County Council Whether Employer, Worker, or Working on Own Account: Worker	Evans, William Lemuel (I240)
518	Industry or Service with which worker is connected: cricket lawn & tennis club Whether Employer, Worker, or Working on Own Account: Worker	Tompsett, James Edward (I3181)
519	Industry or Service with which worker is connected: Drapers Whether Employer, Worker, or Working on Own Account: Worker	Northcote, Mary Louisa (I319)
520	Industry or Service with which worker is connected: drapery Whether Employer, Worker, or Working on Own Account: Own Account Whether Working at Home: At Home	Jex, Eliza Rachel (I417)
521	Industry or Service with which worker is connected: drapery wharehouse Whether Employer, Worker, or Working on Own Account: Worker	Piper, Ernest Owen (I423)
522	Industry or Service with which worker is connected: farming Whether Employer, Worker, or Working on Own Account: Worker Whether Working at Home: At Home	Thirkell, Lewis Monckton (I894)
523	Industry or Service with which worker is connected: LCC Whether Employer, Worker, or Working on Own Account: Worker	Piper, Florence Grace (I421)
524	Industry or Service with which worker is connected: motor car works Employer, Worker, or Working on Own Account: Own Account	Gibson, John (I2602)
525	Industry or Service with which worker is connected: motor car works Employer, Worker, or Working on Own Account: Worker	Gibson, James (I2604)
526	Industry or Service with which worker is connected: railway company Whether Employer, Worker, or Working on Own Account: Worker	Lambert, Arnold Henry (I1855)
527	Industry or Service with which worker is connected: school Whether Employer, Worker, or Working on Own Account: Worker	Piper, Marian Grace (I2775)
528	Industry or Service with which worker is connected: Ship building Whether Employer, Worker, or Working on Own Account: Worker	Munn, David (I1756)
529	Industry or Service with which worker is connected: Shipyard Employer, Worker, or Working on Own Account: Worker	Crichton, William McKay (I1401)
530	Industry or Service with which worker is connected: Turkey Red Dye Works Employer, Worker, or Working on Own Account: Worker	Crichton, John (I353)
531	Industry or Service with which worker is connected: wharehouse Whether Employer, Worker, or Working on Own Account: Worker	Piper, Herbert John (I422)
532	Inside are two photgraphs of Florence Morris - so I assume this is Henry Piper's order of service for his mother-in-law who died shortly after his wife had. Source Type: Book	Source (S1602)
533	Intermediate Arts	Piper, Henry Isaac (I106)
534	Intermediate BA	Piper, Henry Isaac (I106)
535	Interment was at 2pm	Phillips, Florence (I100)
536	Into Place: Australia	Jenner, Albert James (I37)
537	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Stockdale, Winnifred Olive (I166)
538	Into Place: Melbourne, Australia	Evenden, Blanche (I2695)
539	Is John Charles Moate in one of the pictures of crew on HMS Northampton in 1880's on https://www.worldnavalships.com/nelson_class1.htm	Moate, John Charles (I2885)
540	Isleham: a medieval inland port Although the importance of waterborne transport in the Middle Ages has recently become more controversial, its significance in the Cambridgeshire fens has received little detailed attention. This study of Isleham, on the north-eastern Cambridgeshire fen-edge, emphasises the primary role of communications by water in this region and takes earlier work a step further by showing how the form of fen-edge settlement is wholly oriented to the availability of waterways for transport, trade and communication.	Source (S3438)
541	It appears that Thirza married a George Radmore in 1857, in Plomesgate in Suffolk. They apparently (according to Ron Adams) moved around a lot, and they were back in the London area 1858, 1863, 1867, 1872 shot up to Yorkshire 1876 and back to Warlingham for 1881. Thirza's death certificate states that she lived in Caterham and died in Godstone when she was 64 years old. She was the wife of George who was then a tobacconist and stationer. She died from cerebral haemorrhage and cardiac failure. Her death was registered on the 18th February, 1904 by R Radmore her son. To date (2005) I have no record of a R.Radmore. George's family stayed in Surrey, but he ended up in Wales, being looked after by one of the younger members of the family.	Edginton, Thirza (I1290)
542	Items from F E M Jenner (nee Piper) estate Source Type: Documents	Source (S1573)
543	J Piper collection Source Type: Documents	Source (S894)
544	James Moate, son of George Moate and Annie Moate formerly Nash. Folkestone	Source (S1858)
545	Jane appears to have met and married Thomas when she was only 16 years old and he wasn't much older. Thomas was the eldest son of a large family whose father, Samuel, worked as a Blacksmith. One of his sisters, Elizabeth, was a straw bonnet maker when she was only 14. This is recorded in the 1851 census. Thomas himself worked as an Iron Roller then, aged 16. The young couple wed in 1852 and there was soon born the first of many children. By 1861 they were still living at Park St. Brierly Hill in Kingswinford in Staffordshire and they had 3 children. Thomas was now working as a labourer. In 1871 Jane appears to be living at 6, Queen Anne St in Christchurch in Southwark, which is in the Parish of St.Saviours, and describes herself as the Head of the family. She has 5 of her children living with her, the youngest being John, who was only a few months old. There is a real possibility that two of her little boys died here, John , only a few months old and Thomas, who was 5. She also seems to have had another child she called thomas later in the seventies, 1878. She described herself as a Charwoman, and there is no mention of her husband. I did assume she was then a widow but in 1881she is to be found in Poplar, living at 69, Culloden St, which is fairly amazing, since it was so close to where I was born. Thomas is there too, described as an Engine Driver, and Jane says she is a Dressmaker. There are still more children, the youngest now being Lillia, who was then one year old. In 1891 it seems she was indeed widowed, and is described as such. She is working as a Housekeeper to a Mr Hill, and has Evelyn, Thomas and Lydia Rose with her. The address is Clifton House, Erith near abbey Villas. By 1901 she is 64 years old and living at 4, Upper Abbey St, in Erith, in the Parish of All Saints. She has her 23 year old son, Thomas with her, who is working as a labourer, and there is a 5 year old grandson called William Sutton. I do not yet know whose child this is.	Edginton, Jane (I1286)
546	Jesse Weeks initially bought the house, Henry paying him back later	Piper, Henry Isaac (I106)
547	Jesse Weeks initially bought the house, Henry Piper paying him back later	Weeks, Minnie (I199)
548	John Moat Devonshire Record Office 70 A/PO 6214 1817 Now in Kenton, he was born in Sheffield, Yorkshire, where his parents belonged, he was apprenticed to John Bottom, culter there until he was 21, when he was 16 he bought out the rest of the term and enlisted as a private in the Royal Artillery Drivers which service he is still in	Moat, John (I1554)
549	John's father was 'unknown' Source Type: Marriage	Source (S2102)
550	John's ashes were taken to Beachy Head, as he wished, and scattered over the sea	Jenner, John Crichton (I38)