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First Generation
1. Richard SHRIMPTON [669] was a farmer in Long Crendon. He married Alice BUNT [670] in 1618. He died in 1654.
Alice BUNT [670] was born in Shabbington. She and Richard SHRIMPTON had the following children:
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Second Generation
2. Richard SHRIMPTON 1 [671], son of Richard SHRIMPTON [669] and Alice BUNT [670], was born in 1621. He married Alice CLARK [672] on 14 February 1647 in Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire. He died "1695/6".
Alice CLARK [672] and Richard SHRIMPTON had the following children:
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3. Phyllis SHRIMPTON [673], daughter of Richard SHRIMPTON [669] and Alice BUNT [670], was born in 1625.
4. John SHRIMPTON [674], son of Richard SHRIMPTON [669] and Alice BUNT [670], was born in 1630.
Third Generation
5. Alice SHRIMPTON 2 [675], daughter of Richard SHRIMPTON [671] and Alice CLARK [672], was born in 1648. She was baptised on 19 January 1648 in Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire.
6. Richard SHRIMPTON [676], son of Richard SHRIMPTON [671] and Alice CLARK [672], was born in 1650. He was baptised on 20 March 1650 in Long Crendon. 3 He died in 1729. At some point he married Joan [677] .
Joan [677] and Richard SHRIMPTON had the following children:
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7. John SHRIMPTON [379], son of Richard SHRIMPTON [671] and Alice CLARK [672], was born in 1651. He married Elizabeth EDMONDS [384] on 17 December 1682. He was buried on 24 January 1730.
SOURCE Valda Shrimpton 18th May 2002
Of the Long Crendon tree
John Shrimpton who fathered nearly all the known Long Crendon Shrimpton descendants and 99% of all the needlemaking ones was as far as is known an only child so it all hinged on him.
He was the son of John baptised 6th March 1683- buried 28th August 1762 who married Katerin Fryer 31st October 1717. She was buried 23rd August 1762 as Catherine. John had five/four known siblings. William 1685 -either 1740 or 1759 who may or may not have married Sarah Moss (there is no recorded marriage for this but her father's will evidences it) or the marriage was to Sarah by his cousin also called William. Elizabeth 1688- whose burial is difficult to place because of the number of Elizabeths but was either 1724/1728 or 1734. Thomas baptised 11th July 1697 and either the same Thomas or a second Thomas baptised later in the same year 15th February 1697 (the year then starting on Lady Day in March not January). There is no burial for either Thomas in the parish records.
They were the children of John (slight confusion in the parish register between a baptism or a burial 10th October 1651 but even if this is a burial entry the evidence for John's parentage is given in his father's will) buried 24th January 1730 who married Elizabeth Edmonds (same possible burials as the last Elizabeth I gave) whom he married on 17th December 1682.
John was one of seven or eight children depending on whether there was an earlier John buried in 1651. The entry looks to me like a burial but has been read as a baptism in the IGI. The civil war is obviously impacting on the fullness of the register and some of these siblings baptisms do not exist which could also include the John who lived. The evidence for further children is given from the father's will.
Alice 1648-1703
Richard 1650-1729 who married Joane Heibourn ?-1738 in 1702 and who other known Shrimptons descend. He was the more significant brother consistently appearing in the court rolls like his father before him as a juror.
Posssibly another John buried in 1651
The order then goes purely on guess work.
Probably John who married Elizabeth Edmonds.
William ?-1714 who married Elizabeth (see burial dates of previous Elizabeths) though no marriage found for him. As a younger brother he died a poor man.
Thomas ?-? who as an even younger brother is likely to have had to leave the village as there was no livelihood for him.
Elizabeth ?-? who married Thomas Colliar in 1692
Robert 1665-? who was not mentioned in father's will and for which there was no burial in the registers but like Thomas probably left the village.
That leaves only two more generations with a possibility of a connection with earlier Shrimptons in the village which will probably remain unproven because of the loss of the neighbouring village of Shabbington's registers for this period as the family moved between villages.
Elizabeth EDMONDS [384] and John SHRIMPTON had the following children:
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8. Robert SHRIMPTON 4 [678], son of Richard SHRIMPTON [671] and Alice CLARK [672], was born in 1665. He was baptised on 14 December 1665 in Long Crendon.
Fourth Generation
9. Richard SHRIMPTON [679], son of Richard SHRIMPTON [676] and Joan [677], was born in 1703. He was baptised on 29 April 1703 in Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire. 5 He married Elizabeth BAKER [680] on 15 January 1732 in Long Crendon. 6
Elizabeth BAKER [680] was born in 1705 in Long Crendon. She was baptised on 6 May 1705 in Long Crendon. 7 She and Richard SHRIMPTON had the following children:
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10. Elizabeth SHRIMPTON [681], daughter of Richard SHRIMPTON [676] and Joan [677], was born in 1704. She was baptised on 15 October 1704 in Long Crendon. 8
11. John SHRIMPTON [682], son of Richard SHRIMPTON [676] and Joan [677], was born in 1706. He was baptised on 31 March 1706 in Long Crendon. 9 At some point he married Francis [683] .
Francis [683] and John SHRIMPTON had the following children:
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12. John SHRIMPTON [377], son of John SHRIMPTON [379] and Elizabeth EDMONDS [384], was baptised on 6 March 1683. He married Katerin FRYER [378] on 31 October 1717. He was buried on 28 August 1762.
Katerin FRYER [378] was buried on 23 August 1762. As Catherine. She and John SHRIMPTON had the following children:
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13. William SHRIMPTON [380], son of John SHRIMPTON [379] and Elizabeth EDMONDS [384], was baptised in 1685.
14. Elizabeth SHRIMPTON [381], daughter of John SHRIMPTON [379] and Elizabeth EDMONDS [384], was baptised in 1688.
15. Thomas SHRIMPTON [382], son of John SHRIMPTON [379] and Elizabeth EDMONDS [384], was baptised on 11 July 1697.
16. Thomas SHRIMPTON [383], son of John SHRIMPTON [379] and Elizabeth EDMONDS [384], was baptised on 15 February 1697.
Fifth Generation
17. Richard SHRIMPTON [684], son of Richard SHRIMPTON [679] and Elizabeth BAKER [680], was born in 1733. He married Elizabeth WORTH [686] in 1758.
Elizabeth WORTH [686] was born in Ickford.
18. Elizabeth SHRIMPTON [685], daughter of Richard SHRIMPTON [679] and Elizabeth BAKER [680], was born in 1735. She was baptised on 7 January 1735 in Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire. 10
19. John SHRIMPTON [687], son of John SHRIMPTON [682] and Francis [683], was born in 1735. He was baptised on 30 November 1835 in Long Crendon. 11 At some point he married Sarah WILLIS [688] .
20. Henry SHRIMPTON [689], son of John SHRIMPTON [682] and Francis [683], was born in 1737. At some point he married Mary EMERTON [690] .
21. Elizabeth SHRIMPTON [691], daughter of John SHRIMPTON [682] and Francis [683], was born in 1741. She was baptised on 17 June 1741 in Long Crendon. 12
22. John SHRIMPTON [288], son of John SHRIMPTON [377] and Katerin FRYER [378], was baptised on 26 February 1717/18. He married Elizabeth PRESTON [277] on 9 October 1738 in Thame. 13 He was buried on 5 June 1787.
SOURCE Valda Shrimpton 15th May 2002
Thomas baptised 28th January 1749-buried 9th December 1818,
a needlemaker on the 1798 Posse Comitatus of 1798
married Sarah Deane circa 1752-buried 11th May 1819.
They had 16 children of which George was the 12th child and the
penultimate boy of 8.
Thomas was the 6th child of 11 children and the 4th
son of 6 of John baptised 26th February 1718-buried 5th June 1787
who married Elizabeth Preston in Thame 9th October 1738 though
both were of Long Crendon. As there were so many Elizabeth Shrimptons
in the village it is too difficult to say which was her burial date.
According to Joyce Donald who wrote the History of Long
Crendon John was the first known Shrimpton needlemaker in the village,
though the trade had been going there for well over 100 years.
She doesn't give her sources of information and indeed on
one point she mentions about an earlier ancestor that he received
a copyright when there is no evidence in the Court rolls that this
actually happened. Anyway she says John came into the trade
circa 1738 and sold his wares to Mackenzie of Whitechapel. From
him descend most of the lines of Shrimptons, and all the needelamakers,
who connect back to Long Crendon including myself descended from
their first child and son James.
SOURCE Valda Shrimpton 18th May 2002
John Shrimpton who fathered nearly all the know Long Crendon Shrimpton dececdants and 99% of all the needlemaking ones was as far as is known an only child so it all hinged on him.
Elizabeth PRESTON [277] and John SHRIMPTON had the following children:
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Sixth Generation
23. James SHRIMPTON [276], son of John SHRIMPTON [288] and Elizabeth PRESTON [277], was baptised on 4 March 1737/38 in Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire.
24. Sarah SHRIMPTON [280], daughter of John SHRIMPTON [288] and Elizabeth PRESTON [277], was baptised on 15 March 1739/40 in Long Crendon.
25. Elizabeth SHRIMPTON [279], daughter of John SHRIMPTON [288] and Elizabeth PRESTON [277], was baptised on 19 June 1743 in Long Crendon.
26. William SHRIMPTON [287], son of John SHRIMPTON [288] and Elizabeth PRESTON [277], was baptised on 5 May 1745 in Long Crendon.
27. Richard SHRIMPTON [285], son of John SHRIMPTON [288] and Elizabeth PRESTON [277], was baptised on 11 October 1747 in Long Crendon.
28. Thomas SHRIMPTON 14 [335], son of John SHRIMPTON [288] and Elizabeth PRESTON [277], was born. 14 He was baptised on 28 January 1748/49 in Long Crendon. He married Sarah DEANE [337] on 23 September 1771 in Long Crendon. 14,15 He died. 14 He was buried on 9 December 1818. 14
Sarah DEANE 16 [337] was born in 1752 (approx.). 16 She died in 1819. 16 She was buried on 11 May 1819. 16 She and Thomas SHRIMPTON had the following children:
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29. Rebeccah SHRIMPTON [284], daughter of John SHRIMPTON [288] and Elizabeth PRESTON [277], was baptised on 8 March 1751/52 in Long Crendon.
30. Mary SHRIMPTON [283], daughter of John SHRIMPTON [288] and Elizabeth PRESTON [277], was christened on 6 June 1754 in Long Crendon. 17
31. John SHRIMPTON [286], son of John SHRIMPTON [288] and Elizabeth PRESTON [277], was christened on 5 November 1757 in Long Crendon. 17
32. Jane SHRIMPTON [282], daughter of John SHRIMPTON [288] and Elizabeth PRESTON [277], was christened on 30 May 1760 in Long Crendon. 17
33. Solomon SHRIMPTON [281], son of John SHRIMPTON [288] and Elizabeth PRESTON [277], was christened on 9 March 1762 in Long Crendon. 17
Seventh Generation
34. Elizabeth SHRIMPTON [278], daughter of Thomas SHRIMPTON [335] and Sarah DEANE [337], was baptised on 7 June 1772 in Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire.
35. Ann SHRIMPTON [275], daughter of Thomas SHRIMPTON [335] and Sarah DEANE [337], was christened on 22 May 1774 in Long Crendon. 17
36. John SHRIMPTON [289], son of Thomas SHRIMPTON [335] and Sarah DEANE [337], was christened on 18 January 1776 in Long Crendon. 17
37. Mary SHRIMPTON [290], daughter of Thomas SHRIMPTON [335] and Sarah DEANE [337], was christened on 31 May 1777 in Long Crendon. 17
38. Edward SHRIMPTON [291], son of Thomas SHRIMPTON [335] and Sarah DEANE [337], was christened on 19 October 1778 in Long Crendon. 17
39. Rebecah SHRIMPTON [292], daughter of Thomas SHRIMPTON [335] and Sarah DEANE [337], was christened on 22 December 1780 in Long Crendon. 17
40. Jonas SHRIMPTON [293], son of Thomas SHRIMPTON [335] and Sarah DEANE [337], was christened on 16 July 1782 in Long Crendon. 17
41. Thomas SHRIMPTON [294], son of Thomas SHRIMPTON [335] and Sarah DEANE [337], was baptised on 23 November 1783 in Long Crendon.
42. Samuel SHRIMPTON [295], son of Thomas SHRIMPTON [335] and Sarah DEANE [337], was christened on 11 December 1785 in Long Crendon. 17
43. Sarah SHRIMPTON [296], daughter of Thomas SHRIMPTON [335] and Sarah DEANE [337], was christened on 13 August 1787 in Long Crendon. 17
44. William Henry SHRIMPTON [297], son of Thomas SHRIMPTON [335] and Sarah DEANE [337], was baptised on 12 April 1789 in Long Crendon.
45. George SHRIMPTON 14 [334], son of Thomas SHRIMPTON [335] and Sarah DEANE [337], was baptised on 14 May 1790 in Long Crendon. SOURCE: Valda Shrimpton. George married Elizabeth MUNDAY [349] on 25 December 1815 in Long Crendon. 14 He died on 6 November 1880 in Redditch, Worcestershire. 14
Elizabeth MUNDAY 16 [349] was born in 1793 (approx.) in Long Crendon. 16 She was buried on 25 December 1851 in Redditch. She and George SHRIMPTON had the following children:
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46. Charlot SHRIMPTON [298], daughter of Thomas SHRIMPTON [335] and Sarah DEANE [337], was christened on 9 September 1792 in Long Crendon. 17
47. Mathew SHRIMPTON [299], son of Thomas SHRIMPTON [335] and Sarah DEANE [337], was christened on 23 March 1794 in Long Crendon. 17 He was buried in 1860. At some point he married Elizabeth BURNARD [668] .
48. Harlata SHRIMPTON [300], daughter of Thomas SHRIMPTON [335] and Sarah DEANE [337], was christened on 9 October 1796 in Long Crendon. 17
49. Susannah SHRIMPTON [301], daughter of Thomas SHRIMPTON [335] and Sarah DEANE [337], was christened on 11 November 1798 in Long Crendon. 17
Eighth Generation
50. Thomas SHRIMPTON 14 [313], son of George SHRIMPTON [334] and Elizabeth MUNDAY [349], was baptised on 7 October 1818 in Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire. He was born in 1819 (calculated) in Long Crendon. 18 He married Sarah MARKHAM [350] on 19 May 1842 in Long Crendon. 14 He appeared in the census on 31 March 1901 in Long Crendon. 18 The address was: High Street, Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire. On 31 March 1901 he was a Police Pensioner in Long Crendon. 18 He died on 9 July 1909 in Long Crendon. 14
MARRIAGE:
Free BMD
Shrimpton Thomas. June 1842. Thame 16 155 Sarah Markham.
SOURCE: Valda Shrimpton 25th February 2001
Thomas started in the Long Crendon needlemaking trade before joining the Royal Marines which was not a wise choice for him. He joined the Buckinghamshire Constabulary in 1857. The Buckinghamshire Constabulary had a poor reputation at the time and Thomas' career was somewhat chequered.
Sarah MARKHAM 16 [350], daughter of Thomas MARKHAM (1775- ) [1505] and Elizabeth OSBORNE (1783- ) [1506], was born in 1820 in Long Crendon. 16 She was baptised on 3 September 1820 in Long Crendon. 19 She died in 1899 in Long Crendon. 16 She and Thomas SHRIMPTON had the following children:
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51. Moses SHRIMPTON 20 [302], son of George SHRIMPTON [334] and Elizabeth MUNDAY [349], was born "abt 1820". He died on 25 May 1885 in Worcester Gaol.
WEST MIDLANDS POLICE MUSEUM
http://www .westmidlandspolicemuseum.co.uk/pageeight.htm#murder
Death On the Beat- Police Constable Murdered
In the hedge on the right hand side of Icknield Street, low down you will find a stone inscribed J.D. 1885. In that year at 2.15 am on the dark morning of February 28th.. P.C.Davies of Beoley made a routine contact with P.C. Whitehouse of Wythall. They compared watches. He was never seen again.
At 8.30 am John Twigg of Rowley Green was on his way to work in Weatheroak. He found P.C. Davies lying down in a pool of blood foully murdered with many terrible knife wounds.
When P.C.Davies left P.C.Whitehouse that night he was making for Stecham Farm and his 4 am rendezvous with P.C.Sheppard of Alvechurch, but Sheppard was at home ill, so Davies was not missed as quick as he would have been normally. During the fatal night a fowl house of a nearby farm had been entered and 6 fowl stolen. It was thought that Davies had come upon the thief as he (the thief) was making for Reddich Station.
As the constables whistle and an oak stick were found 200 yards from the body and his handcuffs were still in his pocket it was assumed that the thief had gone quietly for 200 yards before turning on his captor with a knife. Davies`s hands were severely cut where he defended himself, but he had finally succumbed to a gash across the throat.
No cries were heard at Newbould Farm the nearest dwelling though the dog barked fiercely between 3.30 and 4 am.
Superintendent Tyler, of Kings Heath Police, when informed about the murder at once suspected the notorious poacher, one Moses Shrimpton, the terror of Eastern Worcestershire, who despite his 65 years of age, had already committed a brutal assault on a game keeper and had done seven years penal servitude for attacking a policeman.
Recently released from gaol Shrimpton was living in Bartholomew Street Birmingham and there, on 29 February, Superintendent Tyler found him with cuts on his face. His woman companion was found to have a large knife with two blades, this knife had been newly washed and bore traces of blood as did Shrimpton`s clothing.
Enquiries proved that Shrimpton had been out all night. Shrimpton was arrested and charged with the murder. He protested his innocence but was duly sentenced to death and hanged at Worcester Gaol on Whit Monday 25 May 1885.
The story is told that a confession was found in Shrimpton`s snuff box.
Meanwhile Davies had been buried on Tuesday 5 March 1885 in Beoley Churchyard on the hillside overlooking the countryside he had tramped on his beat. His widow was granted the maximum gratuity of £60.18.8d. The public were more generous in subscribing £1,408-1-8d was raised for the murdered constables dependants.
The Times May 26, 1885; pg. 11; Issue 31453; col F
EXECUTION . - Moses Shrimpton, convicted at the last Worcester Assizes of the murder of the policeman Davis who had detected him returning from a poultry stealing expedition at Beoley, near Redditch, on the night of the last day of February in the present year, was hanged within the Worcester county prison yesterday morning. On account of the general holiday an effort had been made in the locality to have the execution deferred, but no petition for a remission of the sentence was ever even thought of. Shrimpton for a long periiod had no honest source of livelihood, but was a noted poacher and robber of henroosts. On the occasiion of one of his commitments while being conveyed to Sworcester Gaol, with which he had become somewhat familiar, he contrived to escape from his custodians, and for a time nothing was heard of him. at the Worcester Races, which are held in sight of the walls of the county prison, eh was duddenly confronted by an office, who asked him why he had given the police the slip. he answered very civilly that he was too unwell at the time to undergo imprisonment, but that after he had "had his fligh" at the races she should give himself up. He kept his word, for the next day he presented himself at the gaol door and he duly served out the period of hard labour to which the magistrate had sentenced him. During his incarceration in the condemned cell Shrimpton listened with respectful attention to the ministrations of the gaol chaplian, the Rev. A.Telfer. Yesterday morning the condemned man rose at 6 o'clock, ate a spare meal, and when the final procession was formed from the condemned cell to the drop he walked firmly and without assistance. Berry, of Bradford, was the executiioner. A long drop was given to the culprit, whose head was partially severed from his body. Mr. Hughes, county coroner, held the usual formal inquest on the body in the course of the morning.
52. Isabel SHRIMPTON [376], daughter of George SHRIMPTON [334] and Elizabeth MUNDAY [349], was baptised on 5 May 1816 in Long crendon, Buckinghamshire.
BAPTISM:
Source IGI.
Ninth Generation
53. Susan Elizabeth SHRIMPTON 14 [330], daughter of Thomas SHRIMPTON [313] and Sarah MARKHAM [350], was born in 1842. 14 She died on 14 December 1857 in Podds Lane, Buckingham. 14
BIRTH:
Free BMD
Shrimpton Susan Elizabeth. June 1842. Thame 16 112.
SOURCE Valda Shrimpton 10th March 2001
The first child of Thomas and Sarah nee Markham was Susan Elizabeth 1842 to 14th December 1857. On the 1851 census she was a needle planner when the family was still in Long Crendon and before her father joined the Buckingham Police, thought he may have been then a Special Constable. Susan's death was registered in the name of Elizabeth. She died of Typhus feaver 2 weeks and bronchitus one week at Podds Lane Buckingham.
54. Thomas SHRIMPTON 14 [312], son of Thomas SHRIMPTON [313] and Sarah MARKHAM [350], was born on 12 May 1845 in Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire. 14 He married Elizabeth MADDOX [351] on 11 February 1873 in St Margaret West (registration district - St. George Hanover Square). 14 On 2 August 1897 he was an Ex police constable. He appeared in the census on 2 April 1911 in Long Crendon. 21 The address was: Burts Lane, Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire. On 2 April 1911 he was a Police Constable & Sweet Shop in Long Crendon. 21 He died on 18 December 1939. 14 He was buried on 21 December 1939 in Long Crendon.
Profession: 1 September 1896 - Police Constable.
MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE (MB 334552)
Registration District Saint George Hanover Square
1873. Marriage solemnized at the Parish Church in the parish of St Margaret West in the County of Middlesex
NO: 436
WHEN MARRIED: Feb 11 1873
NAME AND SURNAME: Thomas Shrimpton
AGE: 28
CONDITION: Bachelor
RANK OR PROFESSION: Baker
RESIDENCE AT TIME OF MARRIAGE: 22 King St
FATHER'S NAME AND SURNAME: Thomas Shrimpton
RANK OR PROFESSION OF FATHER: Iron Trade
NAME AND SURNAME: Elizabeth Maddox
AGE: 27
CONDITION: Spinster
RANK OR PROFESSION: ----
RESIDENCE AT TIME OF MARRIAGE: 45 Lancaster Gate
FATHER'S NAME AND SURNAME: Thomas Maddox
RANK OR PROFESSION OF FATHER: Tailor
IN THE PRESENCE OF US: George Shrimpton, Emma Maddox
AFTER BANNS BY ME: John Shaw.
SOURCE: Valda Shrimpton 25th February 2001
Thomas enlisted on 1st October 1864 in Westminster in 35th foot. He joined Oxfordshire police force on 19th July 1869 where he had a somewhat chequered career before joining the Metropolian Police force on 30th January 1871 and retiring on 8th February 1897 returning to Long Crendon.
SOURCE: Valda Shrimpton 26th February 2001
I think my favourite record is Thomas 1845-1939. His Army record ended with him being unfit for military service due to valve disease of the heart which came on after a fall in the gymnasium at Chatham in 1865. The Army stated at the time he can do but little to earn a livelihood. He then went on to join the Oxfordshire Police force and the Met in 1871 where he served for 26 years. He retired in 1897 and would have received a Met pension for the next 42 years which I don't think is bad for someone ruled out in his early 20s. His Army record also says he had a fore toe of on both feet shorter than the others. You can still see his gravestone in Long Crendon churchyard.
Elizabeth MADDOX 16,22 [351], daughter of Thomas MADDOX (1820- ) [1455] and Ann CLIBBON (1820?- ) [1456], was born in 1846 in Ware, Hertfordshire. 16,23 She was christened on 2 September 1846 in Ware. 24 She appeared in the census on 30 March 1851 in Ware. 23 The address was: Star Lane. On 30 March 1851 she was an At Home in Ware. 23 She appeared in the census on 2 April 1911 in Long Crendon. 21 The address was: Burts Lane, Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire. She died on 14 September 1926 in Long Crendon. 16 She was buried in Long Crendon church yard.
[Penfold2.FTW]
Name and surname: Thomas Shrimpton
Age: 28
Condition: Bachelor
Rank or profession: Baker
Residence at time of marriange: 22 King street
Father's name and surname: Thomas Shrimpton
Rank or profession of father: Iron Trade
Name and surname: Elizabeth Maddox
Age: 27
Condition: Spinster
Rank or profession: --
Residence at time of marriange: 45 Lancaster Gate
Father's name and surname: Thomas Maddox
Rank or profession of father: Tailor
In the presence of:
George Shrimpton
Emma Maddox
Rector: John Shaw.
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55. John Solomon SHRIMPTON 14 [331], son of Thomas SHRIMPTON [313] and Sarah MARKHAM [350], was born on 4 March 1848 in Long Crendon. 14 He married Mary Maria PLUMB [372] on 15 February 1870 in St. Lukes, West Holloway. He appeared in the census on 2 April 1871 in Princes Ward, Lambeth. 25 The address was: 8 1/2 Devonshire Place, Lambeth. On 2 April 1871 he was a Police Constable in Princes Ward. 25 He appeared in the census on 3 April 1881 in Ealing. 26 The address was: 8 Conningsby Road, Ealing. On 3 April 1881 he was a Sergeant of Police in Ealing. 26 He appeared in the census on 5 April 1891 in Long Crendon. 27 The address was: Chuchill Arms, Long Crendon. On 5 April 1891 he was a Pub - Licensed Victualler in Long Crendon. 27 He appeared in the census on 31 March 1901 in Long Crendon. 28 The address was: High Street, Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire. On 31 March 1901 he was a Pub Beer Retailer - Own Account - At Home in Long Crendon. 28 He died on 4 January 1905 in Long crendon, Buckinghamshire. 14
SOURCE Valda Shrimpton 10th March 2001.
John Solomon 4th March 1848 to 4th January 1905 (birth registered as Solomon) who married Mary Maria Plumb born circa 1848/9 in Fulborne, Cambrideshire burried like her husband in 1921 in Long Crendon Baptist churchyard, though there is no gravestone. They married on 15th February 1870 at St. Lukes West Holloway when John was a waiter. On the 1861 census with his parents in Whaddon Buckinghamshire he was an Agricultual Labourer. On 1871 census he was a Police Constable in Kennington and on the 1881 census a Sergeant in Ealing. By 1891 he had retired to Long Crendon and was the Publican of the Churchill Arms where I usually eat when I visit Long Crendon. His death was announced in the Thame Gazette at Ivy View Long Crendon. If the couple had children none survived childhood.
Mary Maria PLUMB [372] was born "1848/9" in Fulborne, Cambridgeshire. She appeared in the census on 2 April 1871 in Princes Ward. 25 The address was: 8 1/2 Devonshire Place, Lambeth. She appeared in the census on 3 April 1881 in Ealing. 26 The address was: 8 Conningsby Road, Ealing. She appeared in the census on 5 April 1891 in Long Crendon. 27 The address was: Chuchill Arms, Long Crendon. She appeared in the census on 31 March 1901 in Long Crendon. 28 The address was: High Street, Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire. She appeared in the census on 2 April 1911 in Long Crendon. 29 The address was: High Street, Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire. One child born, none living.
Married 35 years.
Widow living on private means.
Four rooms. On 2 April 1911 Mary was a Widow in Long Crendon. 29 She died in 1921. She was buried in 1921 in Long Crendon, Baptist Churchyard.
56. Emanuel George SHRIMPTON 14 [332], son of Thomas SHRIMPTON [313] and Sarah MARKHAM [350], was born on 11 June 1850. 14 He married Matilda GREEN [373] on 6 October 1878 in St. Mary Le Strand. He died in 1901 in Pancras. 14
SOURCE Valda Shrimpton 10th March 2001
The next brother was Emanuel George 11th June 1850 to 1901 (birth registered as Emanuel) who married Matilda Green born London circa 1860-1890. They married 6th October 1878 at St. Mary Le Strand. Very briefly Emanuel joined the Metropolitan Police force because he appears as a police constable in Kentish Town police station on the 1871 census. He stay in the force so brief there are no survining records for him. He was a carman on marriage and in the 1881 a carman and contractor in St. Giles in the Fields and at the same address in 1891. Matilda's death was registered in St.Giles while Emanuel's was registered in Pancras. They had at least three known daughters probably four. Two of whom died young and the other two married.
Matilda GREEN [373] was born "abt 1860" in London. She died "abt 1890" in St. Giles.
57. Albert Hooper SHRIMPTON 14 [333], son of Thomas SHRIMPTON [313] and Sarah MARKHAM [350], was born in 1852 in Long Crendon. 14,30 He married Elizabeth Mary Hannah JONES [374] on 27 April 1876 in Kennington Parish Church. He appeared in the census on 2 April 1911 in Camberwell, London. 30 The address was: 240 Southampton Street, SE. On 2 April 1911 he was a Compositor Worker in Camberwell. 30 He died in 1929. 14 He was buried on 17 May 1929 in Camberwell Old Cemetry.
BIRTH:
Free BMD
Shrimpton Albert Hooper. September 1852. Thame 3a 469.
SOURCE Valda Shrimpton 10th March 2001
Albert Hooper 1852 - 1929 was the last known sibling. He married Elizabeth Mary Hannah Jones born Lambeth circa 1855 buried Camberwell Old Cemetry 17th May 1929 [Valda's original email shown as 1922]. On the 1871 census when Albert's parents were in Loughton, Albert was an unemployed printer compositor. He married on 27th April 1876 in Kennington parish church. On 1881 census he was a printer compositor in Kennington but had moved to Vauxhall by 1891. His death was registered in Chelsea. The couple had seven probably eight known children. Of the two eldest daughers one married one probably didn't. Of the five possibly six known sons, two died young, two never married, and the other two married but had no children. Pre first world war one served unsuccessfully in the navy and one likewise in the army, while the other brothers' army career was more successful. Don't know as yet whether any served in the first world war and have survinging records.
The death was registered in Chelsea.
Elizabeth Mary Hannah JONES [374] was born "abt 1855" in Lambeth. She appeared in the census on 2 April 1911 in Camberwell. 30 The address was: 240 Southampton Street, SE. She and Albert Hooper SHRIMPTON had the following children:
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Tenth Generation
58. Thomas Charles Albert SHRIMPTON 14 [310], son of Thomas SHRIMPTON [312] and Elizabeth MADDOX [351], was born on 25 November 1873 in 10 Lloyds Place, Brompton, London. 14 He was baptised on 4 November 1875 in St. Mary Magdalene, Paddington, London. He married Eliza Ann FOREMAN [309] on 1 September 1896 in Holy Trinity, Brompton, London. 14 He appeared in the census on 31 March 1901 in Battersea, London. 31 The address was: 55 Inglow Road. On 31 March 1901 he was a Letter Sorter in Battersea. 31 He appeared in the census on 2 April 1911 in Lambeth, SW. 32 The address was: 53a Ingelow Road, Queens Road South, Lambeth. On 2 April 1911 he was a Letter Sorter (Post Office) - Worker in Lambeth. 32 He died on 26 November 1951 in 166 Banstead Road, Banstead, Surrey. 14
MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE (TA 865163)
Registration District Kensington
1896. Marriage solemnized at the Parish Church in the district parish of Brompton in the County of London
NO: 321
WHEN MARRIED: Sept 1st 1896
NAME AND SURNAME: Thomas Charles Albert Shrimpton
AGE: 22
CONDITION: Bachelor
RANK OR PROFESSION: Sorter in Post Office
RESIDENCE AT TIME OF MARRIAGE: 12 Chapel Place
FATHER'S NAME AND SURNAME: Thomas Shrimpton
RANK OR PROFESSION OF FATHER: Police Constable
NAME AND SURNAME: Eliza Ann Foreman
AGE: 22
CONDITION: Spinster
RANK OR PROFESSION: ----
RESIDENCE AT TIME OF MARRIAGE: 12 Chapel Place
FATHER'S NAME AND SURNAME: Fred Forman
RANK OR PROFESSION OF FATHER: Builder
IN THE PRESENCE OF US: F. Forman, E Shrimpton, A.E. Shrimpton
AFTER BANNS BY ME: C.J. Radford Young.
Profession: 1 September 1896 - Sorter in Post Office
Residence: 1 September 1896 - 12 Chapel Place, Bromton, London.
SOURCE: Valda Shrimpton 25th February 2001
Thomas Charles Albert joined the post office in 1891 first as a telegraph operator and then as a letter sorter by the time of his son's birth. I don't know how long he remained with the post office. His younger brother Alfred Edward 1875-1949 who married Rose Foreman circa 1876 to 1919 in Wislow, Huntingdon in 1897 joined the post office in 1890 and remained in Kensington.
Eliza Ann FOREMAN 14 [309], daughter of Edward FORMAN (1836-1891) [353] and Eliza PALMER (1840?-1915) [354], was born on 15 August 1874 in St. Ives, Warboys. 14 She was born on 15 August 1874 in Wistow, Huntingdonshire. She was baptised "6th September 1874" in Wistow. She appeared in the census on 3 April 1881 in Wistow. 33 The address was: Church Street. On 3 April 1881 she was a Scholar in Wistow. 33 She appeared in the census on 5 April 1891 in Chelsea. 34 The address was: 1 Trafalgar Square. On 5 April 1891 she was a Parlour Maid (domestic) in Chelsea. 34 She appeared in the census on 31 March 1901 in Battersea. 31 The address was: 55 Ingelow Road. She appeared in the census on 2 April 1911 in Lambeth. 32 The address was: 53a Ingelow Road, Queens Road South, Lambeth. She died on 8 April 1965. 14 She and Thomas Charles Albert SHRIMPTON had the following children:
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59. Alfred Edward SHRIMPTON 14 [328], son of Thomas SHRIMPTON [312] and Elizabeth MADDOX [351], was born in 1875. 14,35 On 2 August 1897 he was a Cheesemonger. His parish was Holy Trinity, Brompton, Middlesex. Alfred married Rose FOREMAN [321] on 2 August 1897 in Wistow. 14,36 He appeared in the census on 31 March 1901 in Marylebone. 37 The address was: 66 North Street. On 31 March 1901 he was a Provision Assistant in Marylebone. 37 He appeared in the census on 2 April 1911 in Wandsworth, London. 35 The address was: 14 Elsley Road, Lavender Hill, London. On 2 April 1911 he was a Warehouse Porter, Auctioneers - Worker in Wandsworth. 35 He died in 1947 in Kensington. 14,38
SOURCE Valda Shrimpton 10th March 2001
Pamela (Eileen's mum) gave me the information that Alfred Edward 1875 -1947 had at least one known daughter. From her information of Mabel I found her birth registered as Elizabeth Mabel R 1909 in Marylebone. She married John S Webber in 1933 in Croydon. Pamela said John was also in the Police Force.
Rose FOREMAN 14 [321], daughter of Edward FORMAN (1836-1891) [353] and Eliza PALMER (1840?-1915) [354], was born in 1876 (approx.) in Wistow. 14,35 She was born in 1876. She was baptised on 30 April 1876 in Wistow. She appeared in the census on 3 April 1881 in Wistow. 33 The address was: Church Street. On 3 April 1881 she was a Scholar in Wistow. 33 She appeared in the census on 5 April 1891 in Chelsea. 34 The address was: 1 Trafalgar Square. On 5 April 1891 she was a Housemaid in Chelsea. 34 She appeared in the census on 31 March 1901 in Marylebone. 37 The address was: 66 North Street. She appeared in the census on 2 April 1911 in Wandsworth. 35 The address was: 14 Elsley Road, Lavender Hill, London. She died on 9 November 1919. 14 She was buried in Tooting Cemetery grave number 1265H 3rd con. She and Alfred Edward SHRIMPTON had the following children:
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60. Florence Mary SHRIMPTON [1703], daughter of Albert Hooper SHRIMPTON [333] and Elizabeth Mary Hannah JONES [374], was born in 1881 (calculated) in Kennington, London. 30 She appeared in the census on 2 April 1911 in Camberwell, London. 30 The address was: 240 Southampton Street, SE.
61. John Thomas SHRIMPTON [1704], son of Albert Hooper SHRIMPTON [333] and Elizabeth Mary Hannah JONES [374], was born in 1886 (calculated) in Holborn, London. 30 He appeared in the census on 2 April 1911 in Camberwell. 30 The address was: 240 Southampton Street, SE. On 2 April 1911 he was a General Labourer (Unemployed) in Camberwell. 30
62. George Henry SHRIMPTON [1705], son of Albert Hooper SHRIMPTON [333] and Elizabeth Mary Hannah JONES [374], was born in 1888 (calculated) in Camberwell. 30 He appeared in the census on 2 April 1911 in Camberwell. 30 The address was: 240 Southampton Street, SE. On 2 April 1911 he was a General Labourer - Coffee Roasting in Camberwell. 30
63. William Robert SHRIMPTON [1706], son of Albert Hooper SHRIMPTON [333] and Elizabeth Mary Hannah JONES [374], was born in 1892 (calculated) in Kennington. 30 He appeared in the census on 2 April 1911 in Camberwell. 30 The address was: 240 Southampton Street, SE. On 2 April 1911 he was an Ex Messenger (Unemployed) in Camberwell. 30
Eleventh Generation
64. Albert Fred Thomas SHRIMPTON 14 [306], son of Thomas Charles Albert SHRIMPTON [310] and Eliza Ann FOREMAN [309], was born on 15 September 1897 in 12 Chapel Place, Kensington. 14 He was baptised on 10 October 1897 in Holy Trinity, Brompton, London. 39 "Jan 1931 to 1949/50" he was resident. The address was: 39 Oakway, Raynes Park, London SW. He appeared in the census on 31 March 1901 in Battersea, London. 31 The address was: 55 Inglow Road. He appeared in the census on 2 April 1911 in Lambeth, SW. 32 The address was: 53a Ingelow Road, Queens Road South, Lambeth. He married Agnes Emmeline Gladys MILES [307] on 10 January 1920 in Christ Church, Clapham. 14 He died on 21 June 1968 in Lat 55 deg 55 mins N, Long 5 deg 0 min W - Lancastrian Prince. 14
MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE (A 504180))
Registration District
1920. Marriage solemnized at the Parish Church in the parish of Christ Church, Clapham in the County of Surrey
NO: 309
WHEN MARRIED: January 10th 1920
NAME AND SURNAME: Albert fred Thomas Shrimpton
AGE: 22
CONDITION: Bachelor
RANK OR PROFESSION: Policeman
RESIDENCE AT TIME OF MARRIAGE: 53a Inglow Road Battersea
FATHER'S NAME AND SURNAME: Thomas Charles Albert Shrimpton
RANK OR PROFESSION OF FATHER: Overseer
NAME AND SURNAME: Agnes Emmeline Gladys Miles
AGE: 23
CONDITION: Spinster
RANK OR PROFESSION: ----
RESIDENCE AT TIME OF MARRIAGE: 178 Larkhall Lane
FATHER'S NAME AND SURNAME: Altimus Charles Miles
RANK OR PROFESSION OF FATHER: Signalman
IN THE PRESENCE OF US: Lilian Viloet Maud Miles, Norah Ruby Elizabeth Shrimpton
AFTER BANNS BY ME: J.J. Olive Assistant Priest.
SOURCE: Valda Shrimpton 26th February 2001
A very short record on Albert Fred Thomas' first world war service. In 1918 he was of 53a Ingelow Road Battersea declared fit as an observer in the RAF but not as a pilot. I also have details of his Metropolian Police service, joining on 8th December 1919.
Agnes Emmeline Gladys MILES 14 [307], daughter of Altimus Charles MILES (1870-1950) [314] and Agnes Emma WESTON (bap.1870, d.1955) [352], was born on 3 July 1896 in Wandsworth, East Battersea, London. 14 She was christened. She was baptised on 16 September 1896 in St. Bartholomew, Battersea. 40 The address was: 19 Arliss Road. She appeared in the census on 31 March 1901 in Battersea. 41 The address was: 118 New Road. She appeared in the census on 2 April 1911 in Battersea. 42 The address was: 46 Ingelow Road, Queens Road, Battersea, SW. On 2 April 1911 she was a Flower Mounting, Artificial Flowers - Worker in Battersea. 42 She died in July 1981. 14 She and Albert Fred Thomas SHRIMPTON had the following children:
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65. Norah Ruby Elizabeth SHRIMPTON 14 [311], daughter of Thomas Charles Albert SHRIMPTON [310] and Eliza Ann FOREMAN [309], was born on 7 January 1904 in Battersea. 14,32 She was baptised on 7 February 1904 in All Saints, Battersea Park. 43 She appeared in the census on 2 April 1911 in Lambeth. 32 The address was: 53a Ingelow Road, Queens Road South, Lambeth. She died on 29 April 1930. 14 She was buried in Holy Trinity church yard, Claygate.
66. Alfred Edward SHRIMPTON 14 [329], son of Alfred Edward SHRIMPTON [328] and Rose FOREMAN [321], was born in 1903 in Paddington, London. 35,44 He appeared in the census on 2 April 1911 in Wandsworth, London. 35 The address was: 14 Elsley Road, Lavender Hill, London. In the Disrcharge Papers dated 9th January 1920, (from Ancestry.Co.UK) Alfred Edward's date of birth is shown as 6th January 1901. This cannot be a fact as his birth is registered in 1903 and on the 1911 census he is shown as aged 7 years. (July 2009).
67. Elizabeth Mabel Rose SHRIMPTON 14 [323], daughter of Alfred Edward SHRIMPTON [328] and Rose FOREMAN [321], was born in 1909 in Marylebone. She appeared in the census on 2 April 1911 in Wandsworth. 35 The address was: 14 Elsley Road, Lavender Hill, London. She married John Stanley WEBBER [375] in 1933 in Croydon. 45 From Free BMD, Dec Qtr 2a 825.
John Stanley WEBBER [375] was born in 1905 in Cardiff. Registered in December Qtr, Cardiff, Glamorgan, Monmouthshire, 11a 330.
Twelfth Generation
68. Eileen Gladys SHRIMPTON 14 [308], daughter of Albert Fred Thomas SHRIMPTON [306] and Agnes Emmeline Gladys MILES [307], was born on 27 May 1925. 14 She died on 28 February 1929. 14 She was buried in Morden Cemetery in private grave no.5760 G.
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| 1 | "I.G.I.". |
| Text From Source: Marriage of Richard Shrimpton to alice Clark. May 2009. |
| 2 | "I.G.I.". |
| Text From Source: Baptism for Alice Shrimpton. May 2009. |
| 3 | "I.G.I.". |
| Text From Source: Baptism for Richard Shrimpton. May 2009. |
| 4 | "I.G.I.". |
| Text From Source: Baptism for Robert Shrimpton. May 2009. |
| 5 | "IGI (April 2009)". |
| 6 | "IGI (April 2009)". |
| Date, year already known. |
| 7 | "IGI (April 2009)". |
| 8 | "IGI (April 2009)". |
| 9 | "IGI (April 2009)". |
| 10 | "IGI (April 2009)". |
| 11 | "IGI (April 2009)". |
| 12 | "IGI (April 2009)". |
| 13 | "Valda Shrimpton". |
| 14 | "Penfold2.FTW". Text From Source: Date of Import: 15 May 2002 |
| 15 | "IGI - 15 May 2002". |
| 16 | "Penfold2.FTW". Text From Source: Date of Import: 18 May 2002 |
| 17 | "IGI - 16 May 2002". |
| 18 | "Census 1901 Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire RG13 1374, Schedule 47, Page 7 (Ancestry.Co.UK - August 2009)". |
| Text From Source: Name Related Age Occupation Birth Place
Thomas Shrimpton Head 82 Police Pensioner/Widow Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire |
| 19 | "Genes Reunited (Heather Brooks (Baptism)) May 2009". |
| 20 | "Valda Shrimpton' Email Dated 26th February 2001". |
| 21 | "Census 1911 Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire RG 14 PN 8093 (Natiional Archives - June 2009)". |
| Text From Source: Name Related Age Occupation Birth Place
Thomas Shrimpton Head 66 Police Constable & Sweet Shop Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire Elizabeth Shrimpton Wife 64 Ware, Hertfordshire Notes: married 38 years Notes: 5 rooms |
| 22 | "Free BMD: Birth". |
| Text From Source: Sept Qtr. 1846, Ware, 6 607 |
| 23 | "Census 1851 Ware, Hertfordshire HO 107/1705, Page 31 (Information from Ancestry.Co.UK)". |
| Text From Source: Name Related Age Occupation Birth Place
Thomas Maddox Head 33 Tailor Whitechurch, Shropshire Ann Maddox Wife 31 At Home Ware, Hertfordshire Richard Maddox Son 7 At Home Ware, Hertfordshire Elizabeth Maddox Dau 5 At Home Ware, Hertfordshire Walter Maddox Son 2 At Home Ware, Hertfordshire Emma Maddox Dau 2 mths At Home Ware, Hertfordshire |
| 24 | "Christening: IGI". |
| March 2009. |
| 25 | "Census 1871 Princes Ward, Lambeth RG10 670, Schedule 193 (Ancestry.Co.UK - August 2009)". |
| Text From Source: Name Related Age Occupation Birth Place
John Solomon Shrimpton Head 23 Police Constable Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire Mary Maria Shrimpton Wife 23 Fulbourn, Cambridgeshire |
| 26 | "Census 1881 Ealing RG11 1347". |
| Text From Source: Name Related Age Occupation Birth Place
John Solomon Shrimpton Head 33 Sergeant of Police Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire Mary Maria Shrimpton Wife 32 Fulborne, Cambridgeshire |
| 27 | "Census 1891 Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire RG12 1161, Schedule 8, Page 2 (Ancestry.Co.UK - August 2009)". |
| Text From Source: Name Related Age Occupation Birth Place
John Solomon Shrimpton Head 43 Pub - Licensed Victualler Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire Mary Maria Shrimpton Wife 42 Fulborne, Cambridgeshire |
| 28 | "Census 1901 Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire, Schedule 48, Page 7 (Ancestry.Co.UK - August 2009)". |
| Text From Source: Name Related Age Occupation Birth Place
John Solomon Shrimpton Head 53 Pub Beer Retailer - Own Account - At Home Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire Mary Maria Shrimpton Wife 52 Fulborne, Cambridgeshire |
| 29 | "Census 1911 Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire RG14 PN8093 (National Archives - July 2009)". |
| Text From Source: Name Related Age Occupation Birth Place
Mary Maria Plumb Head 62 Widow Fulborne, Cambridgeshire |
| 30 | "Census 1911 Camberwell, London RG 14 PN 2496 (National Archives - June 2009)". |
| Text From Source: Name Related Age Occupation Birth Place
Albert Hooper Shrimpton Head 58 Compositor Worker Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire Elizabeth Mary Hannah Shrimpton Wife 56 Lambeth Florence Mary Shrimpton Dau 30 Kennington, London John Thomas Shrimpton Son 25 General Labourer (Unemployed) Holborn, London George Henry Shrimpton Son 23 General Labourer - Coffee Roasting Camberwell, London William Robert Shrimpton Son 19 Ex Messenger (Unemployed) Kennington, London Florence Miriam Shrimpton G.Dau 1 Clapham, Surrey Notes: married 34 years Notes: 9 children, 7 living, 2 died Notes: 7 rooms |
| 31 | "Census 1901 Battersea, London RG13/446" (RG13/446). |
| Text From Source: Name Related Age Occupation Birth Place
Thomas Charles Albert ShrimptonHead 27 Letter Sorter 10 Lloyds Place, Brompton, London Eliza Ann Shrimpton Wife 26 St. Ives, Warboys Albert Fred Thomas Shrimpton Son 3 12 Chapel Place, Kensington | |
| RG13/446. Cit. Date: 31 March 1901. |
| 32 | "Census 1911 Lambeth, SW RG 14 PN 2176 (National Archives - June 2009)". |
| Text From Source: Name Related Age Occupation Birth Place
Thomas Charles Albert Shrimpton Head 37 Letter Sorter (Post Office) - Worker 10 Lloyds Place, Brompton, London Eliza Ann Shrimpton Wife 36 St. Ives, Warboys Albert Fred Thomas Shrimpton Son 13 12 Chapel Place, Kensington Norah Ruby Elizabeth Shrimpton Dau 7 Battersea, London Notes: married 14 years Notes: 3 rooms |
| 33 | "Census 1881 Wistow, Huntingdonshire RG11 1605" (RG11 1605). |
| Text From Source: Name Related Age Occupation Birth Place
Edward Forman Head 45 Carpenter and Blacksmith, 3 men Wistow, Huntingdonshire Eliza Forman Wife 40 Ramsey, Huntingdonshire Edward Foreman Son 11 Scholar Eliza Ann Foreman Dau 6 Scholar St. Ives, Warboys Rose Foreman Dau 5 Scholar Ann Palmer Foreman Dau 2 | |
| RG11 1605. Cit. Date: 3 April 1881. |
| 34 | "Census 1891 Chelsea RG12/59" (RG12/59). |
| Text From Source: Name Related Age Occupation Birth Place
Eliza Ann Foreman 18 Parlour Maid (domestic) St. Ives, Warboys Rose Foreman Sis 16 Housemaid | |
| RG12/59. Cit. Date: 5 April 1891. |
| 35 | "Census 1911 Wandsworth, London RG 14 PN 2183 (National Archives - June 2009)". |
| Text From Source: Name Related Age Occupation Birth Place
Alfred Edward Shrimpton Head 35 Warehouse Porter, Auctioneers - Worker Rose Shrimpton Wife 35 Wistow, Huntingdonshire Alfred Edward Shrimpton Son 7 Paddington, London Elizabeth Mabel Rose Shrimpton Dau 22 mths Marylebone Notes: married 13 years Notes: 3 rooms |
| 36 | "Free BMD: Marriage". |
| Text From Source: Marriages Sep 1897
FOREMAN Rose St Ives 3b 611 SHRIMPTON Alfred Edward St Ives 3b 611 |
| 37 | "Census 1901 Marylebone RG13/112" (RG13/112). |
| Text From Source: Name Related Age Occupation Birth Place
Alfred Edward ShrimptonHead 25 Provision Assistant Rose Shrimpton Wife 23 | |
| RG13/112. Cit. Date: 31 March 1901. |
| 38 | "BMD Index: Death". |
| Text From Source: Dec Qtr 1947, SHRIMPTON Alfred E., Kensington, 5c 1054. Age 73 years. |
| 39 | "Baptism (Ancestry.Co.UK) - Shrimpton, Albert Fred Thomas". |
| 40 | "Baptism (Ancestry.Co.UK) - Miles, Agnes Emmeline Gladys". |
| 41 | "Census 1901 Battersea, London RG 13 445 Folio 119 Page 28 (Altimus Miles (Head))". |
| Text From Source: Information from Census images on Ancestry.co.uk (Subscription) |
| 42 | "Census 1911 Battersea, London RG 14 (National Archives - June 2009)". |
| Text From Source: Name Related Age Occupation Birth Place
Altimus Charles Miles Head 41 Railway Signalman, C&SL Tube - Worker 39 Gladstone Street, Battersea Agnes Emma Miles Wife 40 Clapham, London Altimus Charles Miles Son 17 Railway Booking Clerk, C&SL Tube - Worker Battersea, London Agnes Emmeline Gladys Miles Dau 14 Flower Mounting, Artificial Flowers - Worker Wandsworth, East Battersea, London Lilian Violet Maude Miles Dau 9 School Battersea, London Jack Samuel Miles Son 3 Notes: married 18 years Notes: 5 children, 4 living, 1 died Notes: 5 rooms |
| 43 | "Baptism (Ancestry.Co.UK) - Shrimpton, Norah Ruby Elizabeth". |
| 44 | "Free BMD - Birth". |
| Text From Source: Dec 1903, Marylebone, 1a 577 |
| 45 | "BMD Index". |
| Text From Source: Dec Qtr 1933, Croydon, 2a 825. |