SECTION 5WILLIAM MARTIN (2) (1851 - 1937) and SARAH ELIZABETH ABBOTT (1867 - 1934) The following between ""-"" is transcribed as written in Williams notebook ""William, the elder son of John Blackwell Martin and Elizabeth Goodwin was born at Faulcot, a tiny hamlet (now off the map) in the neighbourhood of Brackley, Northamptonshire, on the 7th February 1851. He was given a fairly good education, considering the disabilities of the time. After having held some posts in the public service he was accepted as a Sub- Officer in the Middlesex House of Correction, Cold Bath Fields, Clerkenwell. This appointment gave him the "special qualifications, namely a knowledge of discipline and experience in the charge of men" necessary for entering Her Majesty's Convict Department, one of the oldest branches of the Civil Service. He resigned his office at Middlesex Prison in 1875, was appointed by the Convict Prison Authorities, as a candidate, passed the qualifying Civil Service examination and was finally appointed by the Home Secretary as an officer in HM Convict Department. He commenced duty at the Millbank Penitentiary. In September 1876 he was transferred to the establishment (then in the course of erection by convict labour) at Wormwood Scrubs, he remained there until May 1883. In March of that year, the Straights Settlements Government applied through the Colonial Office for nine experienced Convict Prison Officers, for service in that Colony, subject to the terms of an agreement, covering Home Service, pay, furloughs, pensions etc. He applied through the Governor of the prison for one of the posts. On completion of the usual formalities, the Secretary for State of the Colonies, appointed him to the Prison Service of the Straights Settlements, thus he became a Civil Servant of that Colony.
His service commenced on 29th May 1883, the day he left England. On arrival at Singapore, on the 7th July he was posted to the big general prison there. After eight years service, in 1891, he obtained a years furlough, and stayed the time with his parents at Higham Ferrers. During this period he met and married at Daventry Parish Church, on 18th April 1892, Miss Sarah Elizabeth Abbott, a native of that town. They reached Singapore about the end of May (his wife presented him with a son born on the 12th March 1893, Maxamillian Victor, another born on 28th June 1895, Guy Stanilaus and another, at Higham Ferrers during a second furlough period, on the 21st November 1898, Reginald Vivian).
On this occasion he left his wife and three children at Higham Ferrers and returned to Singapore alone. Early in 1896 he had been promoted, and sent to Malacca as Gaoler in Charge of its small prison, with instructions to reorganise the native staff and duties. On its completion, in 1879, at his own request, he returned to Singapore Prison as Second Officer. In 1901 he became Chief Officer, or Second-in-Command. Owing to a breakdown in health, and on the advice of the medical officer, he returned with pension on the 12th September 1902. AFTERWARDS In 1903 he settled in Bedford with the view of educating his boys at the Modern School. In 1912, necessitated by his wife's poor health, she suffered from bronchitis and Bedford was a damp spot, he removed to Ampthill. Here though he was well over sixty years of age, the War, prompted him to take up public work, he assisted the Urban District Council in D.O.R.A. (Defence of the Realm Act) as an Enumerator, and recruiting agent, also the Rural District Council with the Food Control. He served for twelve successive years as a member of the Board of Guardians (now defunct) and for nine years as a member of the Urban District Council. During that time he acted as Honorary Master of the Workhouse for two periods of six weeks. Under the Guardians he was a member of the House Committee, and the Statutory Assessment Committee, and under the Council a member of the Finance, and Isolation Hospital Committees, and finally after the abolishment of Guardians, the U.D.C. representative on the new Luton Assessment Committee.
He did not seek re-election on either body after 1928, but retained his membership on the Assessment Committee until April 1931. In spite of his eighty years he was not allowed to complete retirement, for the Ampthill League of Young Liberals elected him a Vice President of the League. On the 8th April 1934 his second great blow came, by the death of his beloved wife. The first was the loss of his second son Guy Stanilaus, who was killed in the Great War, 25th August 1918. The loss of his wife entailed his leaving Ampthill, where he had spent twenty two happy years; and at the age of eighty three he gave up housekeeping and went to live with his younger son Vivian at Wilmslow, Cheshire. He could not live alternately with each, as Max, the elder was living in Brazil.
REMARKS As a prison officer his experience with regard to crime and criminals was varied and lengthy - including the unattached or non-pensionable service at Cold Bath Fields - nigh upon thirty years. It gave him the opportunity of seeing much of the world, and the study of criminology and psychology, long service as a prison officer (it was said) tended, on the one hand, to make one unduly suspicious while on the other it taught toleration. However that may be, Martin says, that a prison officer's career of the last century, was more or less a "run of luck", and that when his own was over, he echoed the exclamation of M. D'Artignan "God be praised! I am no longer a gaoler". HIS DIVERSIONS Martin's diversion was playing the cornet. He was a bandsman in a public institution in London; in the Singapore Infantry Volunteer Corps until it was disbanded in 1890; a member of the Singapore Amateur Orchestra which developed into the Singapore Philharmonic Society and he played at many public and private functions"" The above ends the details taken from his notebook. It is possible that he travelled out to Singapore on the Amedeo, an Itailian ship that left Cardiff Docks on 29 May 1883 and arrived in Singapore on 7 July 1883 - these dates tie in with William's notebook and it seems that it was the only vessel to leave Great Britain for Singapore on that date. It appears that there are no passenger lists available. There appear to be seven prison officers, including William who left England on 29 May 1883 for Singapore and they were being paid SS$720 per annum with free living quarters. William Pye, Charles Warren, John Mc Cann, Walter Giles, Thomas James Stevenson and Charles Philip Bucknell. By 1896 his pay was up to $1200 and in 1901 it was $1440 still with free accomodation as Senior Warder. My father, Reginald Vivian, says "he was a remarkable man in many ways, he had no simple names for his children, perhaps Stanilaus was some hero of the time, he had Max (Maximillian) taught the violin and me the piano." I remember when a child finding what must have been the violin and a trumpet (cornet) in the attic area at Wilmslow and trying to play both, being totally unmusical I did not persist for long which was probably a relief for my parents. I well remember my grandfather, William, living with us and sitting out in the sun at the back of the house, it always seemed much warmer and with longer summers in those days. SARAH ELIZABETH MARTIN
OBITUARY from the Rushden Echo & Argus dated Friday April 13 1934 Mrs W Martin, of Ampthill The death took place at Ampthill after a brief illness, on Sunday, of Mrs Wm Martin, who before her marriage was a Miss S E Abbott, of Higham Ferrers, and was well known in the town. She passed away at her home "Maydencroft", at the age of 67, and her husband, Mr Wm Martin is the eldest son of of the late Mr J B Martin, who was well known in Higham. Mrs Martin was a keen Liberal and worked hard for the Ampthill Liberal Association. She had lived in Ampthill for the past 20 years, and both she and her husband had lived in Singapore for a number of years. Two sons are left, Mr M V Martin, who is in Brazil and Mr R V Martin who lives in Manchester. There are four brothers, Mr S Abbott (Higham Ferrers) Mr T Abbott (Higham Ferrers), Mr J Abbott (Leamington), Mr G Abbott (Daventry) and two sisters Mrs A Stimpson, York Rd, Higham Ferrers and Mrs R Silver, of London. The 1881 census shows him to be with Eliza Ann Martin in London
at 328 Latymer Rd, Hammersmith, Middlesex. (the house was also occupied by
another member of the prison service as are others in the same road). He
is given as Assist. Warder HM Convict Department, aged 30 & married, born
at Falcut, Northampton. 1901 Census Sarah Marten (Martin) Town Yard, Higham Ferrers, wife, aged 34, born Northants Daventry, Max Marten (Martin), son, aged 8, born Singapore LL (SS), Guy Marten (Martin) son, aged 5, born Singapore LL (SS) Vivian Marten (Martin) son, aged 2, born Higham Ferrers & Alice Stimpson, relative,aged 17, born Higham Ferrers, Shoe Machinist Marten & LL - Should be SS for Straights Settlements) wrongly transcribed in 1901 census 1911 census William Martin, Head, 60,
Married, Retired Gaoler, Straights Settlements, born Falcut, Northants -
married for 19 years. What has been a surprise during my research into the family has been his copy marriage certificate from St Catherine's House Records Office which clearly states him to be a widower at the time of his marriage to Sarah Elizabeth Abbott. My father says that he had not heard of an earlier marriage. The 1881 census shows him to be with Eliza Ann Martin in London at 328 Latymer Rd, Hammersmith, Middlesex. (the house was also occupied by another member of the prison service as are others in the same road) He is given as Assist. Warder HM Convict Department, aged 30 & married, born at Falcut, Northampton. Eliza Ann Martin is given as Wife, aged 29, born at Brixworth, Northampton. This marriage took place on 3 September 1874 at Battersea, Surrey.. . It is not conceivable that there were any children of this first marriage as surely he would have made some note of them, though there is nothing in his notebook to refer to this earlier marriage but perhaps he did not consider it to be any business of his sons. ELIZA ANN DICKINS The search for William Martin's first wife began as it was found on his marriage certificate to Sarah Elizabeth Abbott in 1894 that he was recorded as a Widower and that he was shown on the 1881 census to be married to an Eliza Ann, born Brixworth and aged 29. I obtained the census index for Brixworth for 1851 on fiche from the Northampton FHS and listed all the possible Eliza/Elizabeth names on the chance that Eliza Ann had been born before the census date. Northampton Record Office also gave me two possible names and I tried to tie up a marriage with those names and the others that I extracted from the 1851 census index. I had a record agent trace over 80 William Martin marriages in London and Brixworth and even though I went through the quarterly indexes from 1871 to 1881 I was not able to find a matching reference. He had been shown as being unmarried in 1871 on a single sheet that I had of the Brixworth census for that year. I then obtained the full Brixworth census transcripts for 1861 and 1871 and extracted the details of every possible Eliza Ann or Elizabeth Ann, but very near the end of the 1871 records I found William living with his parents and not many houses away an Eliza Ann Dickins, born Brixworth and aged 19, unmarried, head of the family with only her brother Herbert living with her. She was on the 1861 census as Eliza A Dickins with her parents and brothers and sisters but not on the 1851 one as she was not born then. Somehow the Northampton Record Office had missed her! She might have been baptised as a Methodist. I searched the indexes again from 1871 and found the match in September 1874. The certificate was ordered and, on arrival, confirmed my search. Marriage September 3rd 1874 (Wandsworth) Battersea, Surrey. William Martin/Eliza Ann Dickins, his father John Blackwell Martin, Sergeant of Police, her father Robert Dickins, Coachman. Witnesses were Robert Dickins and Sarah Barmham?? That mystery is now solved but what happened to her is the next to find as William went to the Straights Settlements in May 1883. She died on the 26th September 1887 at 5 Victoria Cottages, Mile End New Town, Whitechapel with her brother, Herbert Dickins, present at the death , Heart Disease. The puzzle now: did she and William separate, why did he go to the Straights Settlements alone, did she expect her to join him later? The census details are as below: Brixworth 1851 Index Ref: all - 2a 34 Robert Dickens age 32 Sarah Ann age 24 George age 2 Ann age 67 Brixworth 1861 Census Details Roders? Dickins Head Groom age 42 born Brixworth Sarah Ann Wife age 34 born Brixworth George Son Scholar age 12 born Brixworth Eliza A Dau. Scholar age 9 born Brixworth Charles Son Scholar age 7 born Brixworth Herbert Son age 3 born Brixworth Ann Mother age 77 born Clipstone Brixworth 1871 Census Details Eliza Ann Dickins Head Housekeeper age 19 Unmarried born Brixworth Herbert Brother Scholar age 13 born Brixworth Her parents etc. do not appear on the census but as Robert, her father, was a groom in 1861 he may have worked for a large family and as he was recorded as a Coachman on Eliza's marriage certificate he may have moved up in the world and the family lived on his employers premises
Her Brother Charles Dickins appears on the 1881 census: Charles Dickins born 1855 at Brixworth rel; Son in law - Head - married Occ. Coal Miner. Sarah Ann Dickins - aged 28 - married - b. Monk Bretton, Yorks. Census at 26 Littleworth Bridge, Monk Bretton, Yorks. All the houses nearby are occupied by Coal Miners and their families. Eliza Ann Dickins was born on 27 September 1851 and the birth registered on 23 October 1851 in Brixworth (St Catherine House Ref Vol. 15 Page 242 which seems a strange reference as the Vol. is usually a number followed by a letter) December Qtr 1851 No address was given on the certificate, the birth registered by her mother Sarah Ann Dickens formerly Tyrrell, her father, a Groom. Some census information about the Dickins family: Most of the information below is as transcribed on the census, including all the transcription errors !!! 1841 census transcription details for: Cross Hill Street, Brixworth National Archive Reference: RG number: HO107 Piece: 807 Book/Folio: 1/8 Page: 9 Reg. District: Brixworth Sub District: Brixworth Parish: Brixworth Enum. District: Ecclesiastical District: City/Municipal Borough: Address: Cross Hill Street, Brixworth County: Northamptonshire DICKINS, Samuel M 55 1786 Northamptonshire DICKINS, Ann F 55 1786 Northamptonshire DICKINS, George M 25 1816 Northamptonshire DICKINS, Robt M 21 1820 Northamptonshire 1851 census transcription details for: Clay Hill, Brixworth National Archive Reference: RG number: HO107 Piece: 1742 Folio: 409 Page: 34 Reg. District: Brixworth Sub District: Brixworth Parish: Brixworth Enum. District: 2A Ecclesiastical District: City/Municipal Borough: Address: Clay Hill, Brixworth County: Northamptonshire DICKINS, Robert Head Married M 32 1819 Groom Brixworth, Northamptonshire DICKINS, Sarah Ann Wife Married F 24 1827 Brixworth, Northamptonshire DICKINS, George S Son M 2 1849 Brixworth, Northamptonshire DICKINS, Samuel M 4 1847 No 2 Norfolk St St Clements, Middlesex 1861 census transcription details for: Turnpike Road, Brixworth National Archive Reference: RG number: RG09 Piece: 950 Folio: 35 Page: 26 Reg. District: Brixworth Sub District: 3 Brixworth Parish: Brixworth Enum. District: 3 Ecclesiastical District: City/Municipal Borough: Address: Turnpike Road, Brixworth County: Northamptonshire DICKINS, Robert Head Married M 42 1819 Groom Brixworth, Northamptonshire DICKINS, Sarah A Wife Married F 34 1827 Brixworth, Northamptonshire DICKINS, George S Son M 12 1849 Scholar Brixworth, Northamptonshire DICKINS, Eliza A Daughter F 9 1852 Scholar Brixworth, Northamptonshire DICKINS, Charles Son M 7 1854 Scholar Brixworth, Northamptonshire DICKINS, Herbert Son M 3 1858 Brixworth, Northamptonshire DICKINS, Ann Mother F 77 1784 Clipstone, Northamptonshire
1871 census transcription details for: Little Park Private House, Wickham National Archive Reference: RG number: RG10 Piece: 1158 Folio: 57 Page: 3 Reg. District: Fareham Sub District: Titchfield Parish: Wickham Enum. District: 11 Ecclesiastical District: City/Municipal Borough: Address: Little Park Private House, Wickham County: Hampshire BOYD, Mary C Head F 73 1798 India BOYD, Catherine H Daughter F 48 1823 India BOYD, Eliza S Daughter F 47 1824 India BOYD, Edward Son M 41 1830 Kent FREEMAN, William Servant M 31 1840 Rutland DICKENS, Robert Servant M 52 1819 Northamptonshire Coachman Widower born Brixworth STEVENS, James Servant M 21 1850 Sussex FORD, George Servant M 16 1855 Hampshire WILLIAMS, Eliza Servant F 51 1820 Berkshire COOK, Eliza Servant F 58 1813 Kent MARKITT, Annie Servant F 40 1831 Isle of Wight JENNINGS, Emma Servant F 27 1844 Isle of Wight KITE, Emily Servant F 22 1849 Herefordshire 1881 census transcription details for: 31, Mallard St, Hackney National Archive Reference: RG number: RG11 Piece: 318 Folio: 50 Page: 44 Reg. District: Hackney Sub District: South Hackney Parish: Hackney Enum. District: Ecclesiastical District: City/Municipal Borough: Address: 31, Mallard St, Hackney County: Middlesex KEMP, John Head Married M 50 1831 Porter Kingsland, Middlesex KEMP, Eliza Wife Married F 38 1843 Whitechapel, Middlesex KEMP, Ellen Daughter Single F 10 1871 Scholar Hoxton, Middlesex KEMP, Harriet Daughter Single F 7 1874 Scholar Hackney, Middlesex KEMP, Emily Daughter Single F 4 1877 Scholar Hackney, Middlesex KEMP, Thomas Son Single M 3 1878 Hackney, Middlesex KEMP, Sarah Daughter Single F 1 1880 Hackney, Middlesex KEMP, Alice Daughter Single F 8 1873 Bethnal GN, Middlesex DICKENS, Robert Father Married M 62 1819 (N/o) Northampton, Northamptonshire 1871 census transcription details for: Salem Lane, Wellingborough National Archive Reference: RG number: RG10 Piece: 1501 Folio: 136 Page: 30 Reg. District: Wellingborough Sub District: Wellingborough Parish: Wellingborough Enum. District: 14 Ecclesiastical District: City/Municipal Borough: Address: Salem Lane, Wellingborough County: Northamptonshire WATERS, George Lodger M 19 1852 Bedfordshire COLERBY, Benjn Lodger M 40 1831 Northamptonshire DICKINS, George Lodger M 22 1849 Brixworth, Northamptonshire 1891 census transcription details for: H M Prison Wakefield, Love Lane Wakefield National Archive Reference: RG number: RG12 Piece: 3750 Folio: 143 Page: 5 Reg. District: Wakefield Sub District: Wakefield Parish: Wakefield Enum. District: 21 Ecclesiastical District: All Saints City/Municipal Borough: Wakefield Address: Wakefield County: Yorkshire (West Riding) DICKENS, George Prisoner Single M 42 1849 Groom born Brixworth, Northamptonshire
1871 census transcription details for: Old Bleach Works, Worsbrough National Archive Reference: RG number: RG10 Piece: 4651 Folio: 82 Page: 53 Reg. District: Barnsley Sub District: Worsbrough Parish: Worsbrough Enum. District: 3 Ecclesiastical District: City/Municipal Borough: Address: Old Bleach Works, Worsbrough County: Yorkshire WEBB, William Head M 31 1840 Northamptonshire WEBB, Jane Wife F 29 1842 Northamptonshire WEBB, Lousia Daughter F 9 1862 Northamptonshire WEBB, John E Son M 7 1864 Northamptonshire WEBB, Albert Son M 2 1869 Yorkshire WEBB, George Son M 0 1871 Yorkshire CLARK, George Lodger M 19 1852 Northamptonshire DICKINS, Charles Lodger, b. Brixworth, M 16 1855 Northamptonshire DICKINS, Janes Lodger, b. Brixworth M 16 1855 Northamptonshire 1881 census transcription details for: 26, Littleworth Bridge, Monk Bretton National Archive Reference: RG number: RG11 Piece: 4605 Folio: 104 Page: 19 Reg. District: Barnsley Sub District: Barnsley Parish: Monk Bretton Enum. District: Ecclesiastical District: City/Municipal Borough: Address: 26, Littleworth Bridge, Monk Bretton County: Yorkshire (West riding) DICKINS, Charles Son In Law Head Married M 26 1855 Coal Miner Brixworth, Northamptonshire DICKINS, Sarah Ann Wife Married F 28 1853 Monk Bretton, Yorkshire 1891 census transcription details for: Littleworth, Monk Bretton National Archive Reference: RG number: RG12 Piece: 3776 Folio: 54 Page: 32 Reg. District: Barnsley Sub District: Barnsley Parish: Monk Bretton Enum. District: 28 Ecclesiastical District: Monk Bretton City/Municipal Borough: Address: Littleworth, Monk Bretton County: Yorkshire (West Riding) SHOULD READ DICKINS DICKENSON, Charles Head Married M 36 1855 Coal Miner Brixworth, Northamptonshire DICKENSON, Sarah Ann Wife Married F 38 1853 Monk Bretton, Yorkshire KEEN, Irving Adopted Son Single M 8 1883 Scholar Wakefield, Yorkshire 1901 census transcription details for: 31, Littleworth Buildings, Monk Bretton National Archive Reference: RG number: RG13 Piece: 4317 Folio: 158 Page: 13 Reg. District: Barnsley Sub District: Barnsley Parish: Monk Bretton Enum. District: 47 Ecclesiastical District: Monk Bretton St Paul City/Municipal Borough: Address: 31, Littleworth Buildings, Monk Bretton County: Yorkshire (West riding) DICKENS, Charles Head Married M 46 1855 Coal Miner Hewer Brixworth, Northamptonshire DICKENS, Sarah Ann Wife Married F 48 1853 Monk Bretton, Yorkshire KEEN, Irving Adopted Son Single M 18 1883 Coal Miner Hurrier Wakefield, Yorkshire
1911 census transcription details for: 46 Littleworth Bridge Monk Bretton National Archive Reference: RG14PN27599 RG78PN1578 RD507 SD2 ED40 SN131 Reg. District: Barnsley Sub District: Barnsley Parish: Monk Bretton Enum. District: 40 Address: 46 Littleworth Brigdge Monk Bretton County: Yorkshire (West riding) DICKENS, Charles Head Married M 57 1854 Labourer Colliery Below Ground Brixworth N Hampton DICKENS, Sarah Ann Wife Married,37 years F 58 1853 Yorks Littleworth M Bretton 1871 census transcription details for: Village, Brixworth National Archive Reference: RG number: RG10 Piece: 1496 Folio: 34 Page: 28 Reg. District: Brixworth Sub District: Brixworth Parish: Brixworth Enum. District: 3 Ecclesiastical District: City/Municipal Borough: Address: Village, Brixworth County: Northamptonshire DICKENS, Eliza A Head F 19 1852 Northamptonshire DICKENS, Herbert Brother M 13 1858 Northamptonshire 1881 census RG number: RG11 Piece:, 21 Folio: 36 Page: 3 Registration District: Kensington Sub District: St John Paddington EnumerationDistrict: Ecclesiastical Parish: Civil Parish: Paddington Municipal Borough: Address: 31 - 61, Westbowrne Grove, Paddington County:, Middlesex DICKENS, Herbert Servant Single M 23 1858 Waiter Dom, Bonsworth, Northamptonshire 1891 census transcription details for: Haileybury Lodge, Hertford Road, Great Amwell National Archive Reference: RG number: RG12 Piece: 1092 Folio: 128 Page: 13 Reg. District: Ware Sub District: Hoddesdon Parish: Great Amwell Enum. District: 6 Ecclesiastical District: St John the Baptist City/Municipal Borough: Address: Haileybury Lodge, Hertford Road, Great Amwell County: Hertfordshire DICKENS, Herbert Head Married M 33 1858 Waiter At The College Head, Brixworth, Northamptonshire DICKENS, Rhoda Wife Married F 21 1870, Tockenham, Wiltshire DICKENS, Hilda G Daughter F 3 1888, Mill End, London DICKENS, Lilian A Daughter F 0 (6M) 1891, Putney, Surrey 1901 census transcription details for: 93, Kilburn Lane, Willesden National Archive Reference: RG number: RG13 Piece: 1219 Folio: 93 Page: 57 Reg. District: Hendon Sub District: Willesden Parish: Willesden Enum. District: 32 Ecclesiastical District: St John's Kensal Rise City/Municipal Borough: Address: 93, Kilburn Lane, Willesden County: Middlesex DICKINS, Herbert Head Married M 43 1858 Waiter, Brisworth, Northamptonshire DICKINS, Rhoda Wife Married F 42 1859, Tockenham, Wiltshire DICKINS, Hilda G Daughter F 13 1888, Mile End New Town, London DICKINS, Lilian A Daughter F 10 1891, Putney, London DICKINS, Herbert W Son M 8 1893, Paddington, London DICKINS, Lionel A Son M 5 1896, College Park N W, London 1911 census transcription details for: 70 College Road Kensal Rise NW National Archive Reference: RG14PN7007 RG78PN346A RD129 SD1 ED27 SN356 Reg. District: Willesden Sub District: Willesden Parish: Willesden Enum. District: 27 Address: 70 College Road Kensal Rise NW County: Middlesex DICKINS, Herbert Head Married 24 years M 53 1858 Washer Northants Brixworth DICKINS, Rhoda Wife Married F 52 1859 Wife Wilt Tokenham DICKINS, Hilda Geraldine Daughter Single F 23 1888 Millinery Worker Middlesex Whitechapel DICKINS, Lilian Augusta Daughter Single F 20 1891 Millinery Worker Middlesex Putney DICKINS, Herbert William Son Single M 18 1893 Railway Clerk Midd Paddington DICKINS, Lionel Aidan Son Single M 15 1896 Railway Clerk Midd Paddington BAILOR, Herbert Beathcote Boarder Single M 24 1887 Bank Clerk Worker Lancs Whalley Note spelling is wrong in some cases 1841 census transcription details for: Norfolk Street, St Clement Danes, Westminster National Archive Reference: RG number: HO107 Piece: 731 Book/Folio: 2/19 Page: 30 Reg. District: Strand Sub District: St Clement Danes Parish: St Clement Danes Enum. District: Ecclesiastical District: City/Municipal Borough: Westminster Address: Norfolk Street, St Clement Danes, Westminster County: Middlesex DICKING, William M 30 1811 DICKING, Jane F 30 1811 DICKING, Charles M 6 1835 DICKING, Sarah F 4 1837 Middlesex DICKING, Lucy F 0 (9 months) 1841 Middlesex 1851 census transcription details for: 34, Arundel Street, Saint Clement Danes, Westminster National Archive Reference: RG number: HO107 Piece: 1512 Folio: 57 Page: 2 Reg. District: Strand Sub District: Saint Clement Danes Parish: Saint Clement Danes Enum. District: 1CD Ecclesiastical District: City/Municipal Borough: Westminster Address: 34, Arundel Street, Saint Clement Danes, Westminster County: Middlesex DICKIN, William Head Married M 36 1815 Lodging House Keeper Brinsworth, Northumberland (Brixworth, Northampton !!) DICKIN, Jane Wife Married F 40 1811, Ribworth, Leicestershire DICKIN, Lucy Daughter Unmarried F 10 1841, London DICKIN, William Son M 6 1845, London DICKIN, Sarah Daughter F 4 1847, London WATS, Elizabeth Servant Unmarried F 21 1830 Servant , Kilworth, Leicestershire DICKIN, Samuel Brother Unmarried M 27 1824 Servant , Blisworth, Northamptonshire 1871 census transcription details for: Norfolk St, St Clement Danes National Archive Reference: RG number: RG10 Piece: 365 Folio: 43 Page: 19 Reg. District: Strand Sub District: St Clement Danes Parish: St Clement Danes Enum. District: 3 Ecclesiastical District: City/Municipal Borough: Address: Norfolk St, St Clement Danes County: London, Middlesex Name Relation Condition Sex Age Birth Year Occupation Where Born DICKINS, William Head, Hotel Keeper, M 58 1813 Northamptonshire DICKINS, Jane Wife F 63 1808 Leicestershire DICKINS, Samuel Son M 25 1846 Middlesex DICKINS, S Elizabeth Daughter F 22 1849 Middlesex NORMAN, Harriett Servant F 35 1836 Middlesex LUDBROOK, Clara Servant F 23 1848 Sussex PARKIS, Thomas Servant M 17 1854 Middlesex ARREY, Mathew Boarder M 58 1813 Westmorland
1881 England Census 1881 England Census Name: William Dickens , Age: 68, Estimated birth year: abt 1813 Relation: Head Spouse's name: Jane Gender: Male Where born: Northamptonshire, England Civil parish: Isleworth County/Island: Middlesex Country: England Street Address: Clifton Villa Condition as to marriage: Married Occupation: Retired Hotel Keeper Registration district: Brentford Sub-registration district: Isleworth ED, institution, or vessel: 3 William Dickens 68 Jane Dickens 72 Lile Dickens 32 Alice Carr 24 1891 census transcription details for: Clifton Villa, Roxburgh Terrace, Isleworth National Archive Reference: RG number: RG12 Piece: 1023 Folio: 79 Page: 7 Reg. District: Brentford Sub District: Isleworth Parish: Isleworth Enum. District: 4 Ecclesiastical District: St John City/Municipal Borough: Address: Clifton Villa, Roxburgh Terrace, Isleworth County: Middlesex DICKINS, William Head Widower M 77 1814 Retired Hotel Keeper, Northamptonshire DICKINS, Sarah E Daughter Single F 48 184, London DICKINS, Ethel Granddaughter Single F 12 1879, London LAMBERT, Susan Servant Widow F 37 1854 Domestic Servant, Hounslow, Middlesex 1901 census transcription details for: Clifton Villa, The Woodlands, Isleworth National Archive Reference: RG number: RG13 Piece: 1183 Folio: 146 Page: 46 Reg. District: Brentford Sub District: Isleworth Parish: Isleworth Enum. District: 6 Ecclesiastical District: St John Baptist City/Municipal Borough: Address: Clifton Villa, The Woodlands, Isleworth County: Middlesex DICKENS, William Head Widower M 87 1814 Living On Own Means Blind N K, Northamptonshire MASON, Lucy A Daughter Married F 60 1841 Living On Own Means , N K, London PARRISS, Emma Nurse Married F 41 1860 Monthly Nurse Horton Lindsay, Warwickshire DICKENSON, Clara Servant Widow F 47 1854 Cook Domestic , Walworth, London GROVER, Esther Servant Single F 14 1887 General Servant Domestic, Hounslow, Middlesex
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