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Topic: COMPLETED: 1901: Richard Broom (& family?), East Ham (Read 129 times)
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silicondale
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Looking for any information on Richard Broom and his extended family if any.
He was a school teacher in Bromley-by-Bow in 1881 but by 1901 had moved to East Ham (I think was in West Ham in 1891). In 1881 he was lving with Clara Price as his 'wife' but there's an 1884 Poplar marriage of Richard Broom to Elizabeth Hubbard or Florence Andrews - and no trace of any marriage to Clara Price. Richard was born in Bromley-by-Bow but his parents were from Exeter so any evidence of a Devon connection would be useful confirmation (in 1881 his grandmother was living with him, but as she was born in 1794, unlikely still to be around in 1901!).
Should add - Richard was born 1855. He also had two sisters Augusta born 1856 and Elizabeth born 1859, both unmarried in 1881 though likely both married by 1901.
Many thanks for any info.
- Stephen
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Henley (Brighton 1820+, Bedfordshire pre-1840), Vine, Button, Bradford, Bodle (Sussex), Willey (Sheffield, London), Nattriss (London), Wood, Jones, Blaker, Shrimpton (London), Dalby (London 1800+, E.Yorkshire pre-1810), Hillmann, von Thun (London and Hannover)
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CaroleW
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1901 for 24 Heigham Rd East Ham - children b Plaistow
Richard Broom 47 teacher b Bromley - married
Florence 16 daughter
Elsie 6 daughter
The following family are shown as visitors
William Gibbs 30 b Sheerness Tailors packer
Rose 27 b Wallwork
Rose 6 b Wallwork
RG13; Piece: 1603; Folio: 151; Page: 5
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CaroleW
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1891 21 Maud Rd East Ham
Richard Broom 37 asst schoolmaster b Bromley
Florence wife 28 b Pimlico
Florence 5 b Plaistow
Percival 1 b Plaistow
Isabella Andrews 26 sister single b Bromley
RG12; Piece: 1328; Folio 89; Page 17
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silicondale
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Many thanks - brilliant - and 1891 too!
Even the visitors fit: Richard's father William Broom had been a tailor's packer, and his uncle Joseph Nattriss had been a tailor.
thanks a lot.
- Stephen
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CaroleW
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Freebmd deaths
Percival William Broom aged 5 June qtr 1894 West Ham
Volume: 4a Page: 34
Florence Broom aged 35 Dec qtr 1897 West Ham
Volume: 4a Page: 46
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CaroleW
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Sister Augusta was unmarried in 1901 but suspect Elizabeth is the one here
1901 for 73 Wyndham Rd Camberwell
George Hicks 39 b Bromley - beer house keeper - transcribed as Kicks
Elizabeth 40 b Bromley
Charles 9 b Camberwell
George 2 b Camberwell
Augusta Broom 41 visitor b Bromley
RG13; Piece: 493; Folio: 43; Page: 7
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silicondale
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indeed so - found their marriage in 1895 in Holborn.
Odd, George was Kicks there too, not Hicks !
Thanks again - this really sorts out that branch of the family. Richard Broom was a first cousin of my great-grandfather Mark Nattriss, about the same age, and both were teachers.
- Stephen.
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CaroleW
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Can't find a Charles Kicks birth on freebmd but there are several Charles Broom births
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silicondale
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As Elizabeth didn't marry until 1895, he would have been registered as Broom rather than Hicks or Kicks. The one that looks most likely was Charles Henry, born q2 1890 in Camberwell. Right place, slightly wrong age. Other possible was Charles George born q2 1893 Wandsworth. Not too far away. It's possible of course that both are correct, and the first one died in infancy.
Anyway, many thanks, Carole, for your help. I shall pass all this information on to a second cousin who is writing biographies of some of the Nattriss family - he has a lot of family papers that I haven't seen yet, though I doubt if he has much if anything about these Broom cousins.
all the best !
Stephen
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