St Giles With Cripple Gate Census 1841-1851

[Valda]

Hi

21st September 1817 St Paul, Covent Garden Westminster
Charles Henry Cooke parents John Robinson Cooke and Grace Cook, Hart Street, father's occupation Baker

Deaths Dec 1843   COOK  John Robinson    Bloomsbury  1 83


Regards

Valda

[texasjoe]

Hi Valda


That is very execellent news as I had a feeling that there were more brothers and sister than just Thomas Cook


Great Work there on finding more out

texasjoe

[texasjoe]

HI Valda

I did a print out of what you have found and maybe you can help here

On the census you have Mary Ann Cook 21 Married  and then you have Bloomsbury , I presume that is where she was born ?


The marriage of Thomas Cook & Martha Maria Pope withe the location as ST George , Hanover Square

Where abouts is that location as there are a lot ?  I am not certain of which location

texasjoe

[Valda]

Hi

Westminster parish map (parishes combined to form larger civil registration districts after the start of civil registration 1st July 1837 based on the poor law unions. The civil registration districts/poor law unions were often but not always named after one of the parishes)

http://homepages.gold.ac.uk/genuki/MDX/Westminster/outline.htm

also shows the position of Bloomsbury and the square mile of the City of London (at this point all that was officially London though it was spreading rapidly and engulfing the surrounding areas such as Westminster in the county of Middlesex). The square mile of the City had over time more than a 100 parish churches. The map of Westminster parishes shows some are larger (none are large) than others - so all very close together.

City of London parish map

http://web.archive.org/web/20071009113436/www.steeljam.dircon.co.uk/churches/londonchurchlocation.htm

The Bloomsbury/Holborn parishes

http://homepages.gold.ac.uk/genuki/MDX/HolbornStAndrew/outline.htm


Greenwood's map of London 1827

http://users.bathspa.ac.uk/greenwood/index.html


Regards

Valda

[texasjoe]

HI Valda

Is there any mention marrieges of

William George Cook
Martha Sarah Cook

Between the time that thye born to 1855

texasjoe

[Valda]

Hi

a possibility from the IGI

MARTHA SARAH COOK
PETER EDWARD ISAACKS   
Marriage:  07 JUL 1850   Saint Anne Soho, Westminster, London

http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/frameset_search.asp?PAGE=igi/search_IGI.asp&clear_form=true

Marriages Sep 1850 
Cook  Martha Sarah     Strand  1 428   
ISAACKS  Peter Edward     Strand  1 428

http://freebmd.rootsweb.com/cgi/search.pl

A second wife

1850 census HO107 1527 folio 54
5 Dean Street St Andrew Holborn
Peter Isaacs 32 Head Married Printers Presser? St Martins
Martha Isaacs 30 Wife Married St Pauls
George Isaacs 10 Son Islington
Mary Isaacks 6 Daughter Lambeth Surrey
Catharine Isaacks 4 Daughter St Clements Middlesex
Elizabeth Isaacks 3 months Daughter St Andrews

1861 census RG9 180 folio 10
2 Clements Court St Clement Danes Westminster
Peter Edwd Isaacks 42 Head Married Letter press printer Haymarket Middlesex
Martha S Isaacks 40 Wife Married Long Acre Middlesex
Maria W Isaacks 17 Daughter Pie? Maker Kensington
Catherine W Isaacks 14 Daughter Servant St Clements Dane
Mary N Isaacks 9 Daughter City
Thos Edwd Isaacks 2 Son Southwark


The three possible marriages for a William George Cook in the London area up to 1861 do not have a father called Thomas. If he lived he could have married just as a William. There is a William Cook aged 27 who gives a birth place of Long Acre on the 1851 census but then there were quite a few William Cooks in London.

http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=46082


Regards

Valda