JAMES PARKER
Before 1833 | Born: | (of full age at Marriage) | ||
Occupation: | Paper-hanger. | |||
3 April 1854 | Marriage: | To Ann Priscilla Wolstenholme at Battersea Parish Church, Surrey. | ||
Address: | 2, Park Crescent Cottages, Chelsea, London. | |||
Witnesses: | William Miller and Sophia Allen. | |||
1855 | Son Born: | James W. Parker | ||
1860 | Son Born: | Henry (Harry) Parker | ||
1862 | Daughter: | Ann Parker | ||
21 Jan 1864 | Daughter: | Emily Charlotte Parker. | ||
1871 | Son Born: | Thomas E. Parker | ||
1874 | His wife died. | |||
1871 to 1881 | Death: | He died between 1871 (his son Thomas' birth) and 1881 At
the Census of 1881 his children James W Parker, Henry
Parker, Ann Parker 1 Bucklers Alley, Fulham, London. |
Census 1861: As they were married in 1854 from 2 Park Terrace Cottages, St. Luke, Kings Road, Chelsea we checked the 1861 RG 933 60/61 and found it occupied by Joseph Haggis born 1831 Coach-builder, Rebecca Haggis his wife born 1827 and children, Elizabeth born 1853, Joseph born1854, Annie born 1856 and Isabella born 1861.
Of course we now know that James and Ann had a son, Harry in 1860 and a daughter, Ann in 1862 and these birth certificates should be purchased to perhaps give us addresses that may be searched in the 1861 Census:
But as we all know family history reserch never ends, there is always something more to do.
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