SNELLING - Parish Registers - 1808 - 1848 London

[Valda]

Hi

1861 census RG9 138 folio 137
5 Victoria Terrace Islington
Hannah Richardson 61 Head Widow Laundress Stanbridge Bedford
Richard J Richardson 25 Married Son Piano forte finisher Islington Middlesex 
Emma Richardson 23 Married Daughter-in-law Assistant laundress Blackfriars Rd Surrey
Joseph Hollingsworth 34 Widower Son-in-law Plumber  ? Little Bury Essex
Ernest Snelling 20 Unmarried Nephew Invalid of the 3 H M Light Dragoons Windsor Berkshire

Richard Joseph Richardson was baptised at St Mary Islington in 1836 the son of James and Hannah. James was a coal merchant. They married at St Mary Islington in 1831.

4th October 1831
James Richardson
Hannah Chase
Bachelor and spinster of the parish married by banns. Hannah made her mark.
Witnesses John Antiss and Sarah Chase her mark.

SARAH CHASE
Christening:  15 FEB 1807   Stanbridge, Bedford
Father:  FRANCIS CHASE 
Mother:  ANN 

Hannah was baptised there in 1801.


1851 census HO107 1500 folio 745
6 York Street Islington
Hannah Richardson 50 Head Widow Laundress London Middlesex
Martha Richardson 17 Daughter Laundress London Middlesex
Ernest Snelling 10 Nephew London Middlesex

Martha Sarah Richardson married Joseph Hollingsworth at St Mary's Islington in 1855.

No candidate for a Sarah born circa 1807 in Stanbridge Bedfordshire on any censuses from the 1851 onwards.

Marriages
3rd November 1840 St Luke Chelsea
Edmund William Thomas Snelling Full age Bachelor Mariner 22 North Street Chelsea Henry Snelling Musician Royal Horse Guards and Blues
Sarah Smart Full Age Spinster 22 North Street Chelsea William Smart Sergeant in the Royal Mews
Marriage by banns and both signed
Witnesses Anne Hart and James Watth?

25th February 1845 St John Waterloo
William Jordan Winkley Full Age Bachelor Clerk Agnes Street William Winkely Clerk
Susannah Jane Snelling Full Age Spinster Agnes Street Henry Snelling Muscian
Marriage by banns and both signed
Witnesses ? Burton and James Green

The 1819 marriage Dawn gave you

The witnesses to the marriage of Elizabeth Attlee and Henry Snelling at St John's Wapping 27th January 1819 were Michl Hopwood Parish Clerk and Samuel Pound
The marriage was conducted by Chas Wray Haddelsey Curate
Henry Snelling signed and Elizabeth Attlee made her mark. They were spinster and bachelor of the parish and the marriage was by banns.

Burials
Holy Trinity, Brompton Road 11th April 1841
Sarah Snelling aged 3 New Street
Census night 1841 was 6th June

Deaths Jun 1841 Snelling  Eliza Sarah     Kensington  3 147

St Luke, Chelsea 9th March 1823
Thomas Snelling 6 months New Road convulsions

Holy Trinity, Brompton Road 5th October 1840
Ellen Taylor Snelling 16 Knightsbridge

Albion Richard (married to Charlotte Jane and was a biscuit baker) and James Thomas (Caroline Whiteway - her middle name) were married on the 1851 census as was Ernest Alfred (a beer house keeper) by 1871 in 1863 to Amelia Pratchett.
Mary Snelling was with her half brother on the 1851 census and probably married sometime between 1851 and 1861.

HO107 1479 folio 842
21 Lillington Street St John the Evangelist Westminster
James Thomas Snelling 30 Head Married Muscian (Army) Windsor Berkshire
Caroline Snelling 28 Wife Married Devonport Devon
Mary Ann Snelling 14 Sister Regents Park Westminster
Henry Snelling 11 Son Windsor Berkshire
Ellen Snelling 8 Daughter Knightsbrige Middlesex
James Snelling 7 Son Windsor Berkshire
Anne Snelling 5 Daughter Westminster Middlesex
William Snelling 4 Son Regents Park Middlesex
Edmund Snelling 2 Son Westminster Middlesex
Harris Snelling 1 Son Westminster Middlesex

I think that probably covers all the known children mentioned in the previous posts by yourself and Dawn.


Regards

Valda

[Pamjay]

Hi Valda,

Many thanks for the detailed e-mail just received.  There is too much to absorb at the moment and I have to go out soon, but I will try and register it all and reply to you properly tomorrow.  It is all very much appreciated.

Pam

[Pamjay]

Hi Valda,

Many, many thanks for all that new information, it certainly puts some flesh on the bones as it were.  Although I am descended from Albion Richard (s/o Henry and Elizabeth), it is still very interesting to know about Sarah CHASE and her family.  I did try to research them but as I could not find Sarah on the 1861 census, I assumed that she had died or remarried.  It was also good to know about her parents and her elder sister Hannah.

I find Family History absolutely fascinating, but as I do not travel anymore I miss out on a lot of the excitement.   Ancestry.com is out of my reach and my brain does not work so well as it used to these days !!  So it is more difficult to know how to find all these records.

Once again, my sincere thanks for all your hard work on my behalf.  It was certainly well worth waiting for.

Pam

[dawnsh]

Hi Pam

You haven't updated your profile so we don't know where in the world you are but have you tried using Ancestry Library edition for free at your local library. A lot of them have it nowadays. The only thing missing are the family trees people have uploaded, but there's a lot more on there besides those.

Dawn

[Pamjay]

Hi Dawn,

Thank you for that information, I had no idea that Ancestry.com was available  at local libraries.  I doubt if it is at Clifton, so may have to go into Nottingham which is more difficult as I normally use a mobility scooter, but I will see what is available.  Many thanks
Pam

[dawnsh]

Hi Pam

So of the Notts libraries do, some don't. Some have find my past.

Happy hunting

Dawn