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Kent Completed Lookup Requests / Re: Richard & Elizabeth COULDERY - Greenwich & Deptford
« on: Thursday 31 January 08 23:37 GMT (UK) »I have a Elizabeth Couldery in my tree, married to Thomas Larking. The marriage took place in Charlton, Kent in 1839. Elizabeth is down as of full age and a spinster. Her fathers name is Richard Couldery, a butcher. They had eight children.
In the 1841 census they are living in Greenwich and have a son Thomas 1yr old. Living with them is Frederick Couldery age 16. probably Elizabeths brother. They are all ticked born in County. In the 1851 census Frederick is a visitor at Blackheath Hill, Greenwich age 26 and a Butcher. In 1871 Frederick is married to Rosina and still in Blackheath Hill, although now he is the Head of family, there are no children. In 1851 Richard Couldery appears as a witness on the marriage certificate of Edward Larking, my g.g.grandfather.
How certain are you that the Frederick Couldery who married Rosina Job (14 Jun 1858 in Saint Dunstan, Stepney) is the same Frederick Couldery who was living with your Elizabeth Couldery and Thomas Larking in 1841? I could be wrong, but I have Frederick as the son of William Couldery and Ann, and in 1841 Frederick is living with them at Turnpin Lane, Greenwich, Kent (HO107 / 489 / 1 Folio 18, Page 30). So, it seems that the 1841 census has two Frederick Coulderys in Greenwich who are about the same age and born in the county. I'm not certain which one later married Rosina Job.