Frederick Thomas King - Shoreditch

[KDrive]

Looking for any info on a Frederick Thomas King who was born in Shoreditch in 1831, then moved to New Zealand, dying 1878
Any help much appreciated
Cheers
Alan

[jennifer c]

When did he moved to NZ?
Possible found in 1841 census 12 Elsey Place St.Leonards Shoreditch

William King 40 Bricklayer
George 20
James King 45 ? Mender?
Frederick 9
Rose 40 all born in the county ( shown in that order?)

Jennifer

[Eyesee]

There is also this one, no second name though

St Leonards Shoreditch baptism
1831 Feb 20, Frederick, s/o Thomas & Charlotte KING, Curtain Road, Tailor, born 1831 Jan 26

Ian C

[KDrive]

Many thanks for that, it looks like the baptism one matches as I had some info but but confirmed about being baptised in Feb 1831 - they came to NZ in 1856
Where did you get the baptism info from Ian, and is it easy to access?
Thanks again

[TC66]

Hi Alan, Frederick Thomas was my 3rd GGFather. What details are you after?
I have a few certificates of the family. His parents were Frederick Thomas King and Charlotte Shanks.
Immigration to NZ was in 1856 on "Joseph Fletcher" ship.
Frederick was married to Eliza Cole, had 10 children. + 4 other siblings

Regards Terry

[KDrive]

Terry
Thanks for reply, that matches up with what I have
Very interested in the certificates you have - any chance you can scan/copy them and email them to me on
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Many thanks
Alan

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[TC66]

Hey Alan, Thought it may have been you asking the question!!
(No offense - but thought it may be someone new out there!)

Havn't caught up for a while.

Will send you a message via Facebook later, and I'll do some scanning next week for you

Terry

[KDrive]

Thanks Terry - it makes sense now I know that the Terry is you Terry!
Cheers
Alan

[KDrive]

Hi there
I've just been sent a marriage certificate that makes it look like the father of Frederick Thomas King was George King, not Frederick as I've always thought, especially if  you compare Eliza's signature on the other document attached.
Has anyone heard of George before?