b. 1778 (app)
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d. 21/11/1846
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8 Marman Street, St Mary in the Parish of St George, SAINT GEORGE (IN THE EAST), Middlesex
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bur. 29/11/1846
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Wycliffe Congregational Church, Middlesex
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Marriages/Partnerships
Children
Note: Includes only children from certificates, baptism entries, or from census
entries where the relationship is specified. For married women, please see their
husband's entry for children from censuses.
Occupations
| 1806 |
Gun-Maker |
| 1807 |
Gun-Finisher |
| 1809 |
Gun-Maker |
| 1812 |
Gun-Finisher |
| 1814 |
Gun Maker |
| 1816 |
Gun-Smith |
| 1820 |
Gun Maker |
| 1822 |
Gun Maker |
| 1823 |
Gun Maker |
| 1830 |
Gun-Maker |
| 1841 |
Gun M |
| 1846 |
Gun Maker |
| 1849 |
Gun-Maker |
| 1854 |
a Gunmaker |
Marriages Witnessed
Note: because marriage records do not indicate the relationship of the witnesses
to the bride and groom, this list represents likely involvement of the individual
on the basis of a name match.
Did You Know?
Documentary Sources
- LEWIS HENRY was indicted for stealing, on the 3rd of March , 1 gun, value 2l. 15s. , the goods of Richard Groom . RICHARD CHARLES GROOM . I am the son of Richard Groom , a gun-maker , of Lemon-street, Whitechapel . On the 3rd of March the prisoner came to the shop; my brother went out with him to take this gun. WILLIAM THOMAS GROOM . I was in the shop; the prisoner came in, and said he wanted to purchase a gun for a gentleman; my brother looked out two - he said if I would go with him to the gentleman in Drury-lane, he would choose one, and send back the money by me; I went with him, and in Fenchurch-street he said; very likely the gentleman might he at his father's livery stables; he took me to Underwood's stables, in Duke's-place - he took one gun off my shoulder, and went in with it, saying, if the gentlemen liked it he would bring me out the money - I waited ten minutes, and then found he had gone through the stable, and out of another door in Mitre-street. Prisoner. Q. Was not that gun fairly bought? A. No - he was a stranger to me; he came to the shop alone- he was not trusted with it, but was to bring me back the money or this gun. JOSEPH SHERWOOD . I am a pawnbroker, and live in the London-road. On the 3rd of March, about eight o'clock in the evening, the prisoner pawned the gun.(Property produced and sworn to.) Prisoner's Defence. I considered it was fairly bought- it was to be paid for by concussion caps; I returned to the gate in ten minutes, and he was gone - I had only been to Mitre-street, where my mother lives; the officer said I should not be prosecuted if I told where the gun was; and the father said he would forego proceedings if I got it back. GUILTY . Aged 22. - Transported for Seven Years .
Source:
t18300415-336, 15th April 1830
Old Bailey Proceedings Online
Locations
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24/02/1805
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Church, St George in the East, Middlesex
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24/02/1805
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St George in the East, Middlesex
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22/06/1806
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Church, St George in the East, Middlesex
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18/10/1807
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Church, St George in the East, Middlesex
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10/12/1809
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Church, St George in the East, Middlesex
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14/06/1812
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Church, St George in the East, Middlesex
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27/03/1814
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Church, St George in the East, Middlesex
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14/04/1816
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Church, St George in the East, Middlesex
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23/07/1820
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Church, St George in the East, Middlesex
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03/03/1822
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Church, St George in the East, Middlesex
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27/07/1823
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Church, St George in the East, Middlesex
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15/04/1830
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Lemon Street, Whitechapel
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07/06/1841
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Upper King St, St George, The Tower Hamlets, Middlesex
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21/11/1846
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8 Marman St, St George in the East, the Tower Hamlets, Middlesex
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29/11/1846
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8 Marman St, St George in the East, the Tower Hamlets, Middlesex
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