Prince (Wood) Hastings

[Janine]

I don't know if I have missed anything important or not ...

 

I could not see the photos you sent me I assume they were census pages, all I got was the little red x in a box!!

But thanks so much for all the other info Chris.
J.

[L]

Just an addition to the 1901 census information

Ann Hook married Gabriel John Catt 1895.
1901
Serpentine Cottages, 21  Percy Road,Ore
Rg13  862 Folio 69 Page 27 Schedule 164

Alice Maud Hook married George Vennall Neve in 1899. Sorry, don't have the full census details for them.

Ann and Gabriel were my gt grandparents
L

[Chris in 1066Land]

Hi

RG13/ 862/ Folio 69/Page 27 - Serpentine Cottages, Percy Road, Ore

Name Age in 1901 Birthplace Relationship Civil Parish County/Island
 
Ann Catt 22  Halton;Hastings, Sussex, England Wife  St Helen  Sussex   
Frederick B Catt 1  Ore;Hastings, Sussex, England Son  St Helen  Sussex   
Gabriel J Catt 23  Ore;Hastings, Sussex, England Head  St Helen  Sussex   
Gabriel J Catt 5  Halton;Hastings, Sussex, England Son  St Helen  Sussex   


Chris in 1066Land.

PS - In later years, my wifes grandparents lived in 32 Percy Road.

[Chris in 1066Land]

Hi Again

RG13/ 865/ Folio 56/ Page 25 - 14 Windings Street, St Clements, Hastings

Name Age in 1901 Birthplace Relationship Civil Parish County/Island 
 
Alice C Neve 5  Hastings, Sussex, England Daughter  St Clement  Sussex   
Alice M Neve 25  Hastings, Sussex, England Wife  St Clement  Sussex   
Eva M Neve 5 months  Hastings, Sussex, England Daughter  St Clement  Sussex   
George V Neve 25  Hastings, Sussex, England Head  St Clement  Sussex   
Nellie M Neve 3  Hastings, Sussex, England Daughter  St Clement  Sussex   


Chris in 1066Land

[Prince]

Janine, I see you are hunting Prince's in Hastings.

I have recently traced one of my ancestors, William Herbert Prince's death certificate - he died as a young man of 32 in 1893 from tuberculosis. He was born in Hillingdon and worked/ lived as a police officer in London, however on his death cert it states that he died at 53 Western Rd. St. Mary Magdalyn, Hastings, England. I do not know why he was in Hastings and had assumed that he just went to stay by the sea during his illness, but the possibility exists that he went to stay with family that I have not yet located.

Anything here that rings a bell?

Rgds
Kevin Prince

[Chris in 1066Land]

Hi there

Hastings in the mid and late 1800's was famous for its TB Hospital - lots of people came here for treatment and the sea air.

One of my wifes ancestors The Rev Johnathan Eastwood - Clerk in Holy Orders, died aged 40 in the Parish of St Mary Magdalen, St Leonards on Sea, East Sussex. (next street to Western Road)   A plot of ground was purchased in Hastings Cemetery by Mrs Ann Elizabeth Eastwood (nee Dixon)  of Hope Parsonage, Stoke on Trent, Staffordshire.
Rev Johnathan Eastwood from Eccles in Yks - curate of Ecclesfield, YKS 1854 - 1862  curate of Eckington in Derbyshire. 1862 - 1864 vicar of Hope in Staffordshire.  Author of  "History of Eccelsfield and District" (took 14 years to write) that was published by Bell and Daldy in 1862

Chris in 1066Land

[Prince]

Hi Chris,

You are a true font of knowledge, thanks for sharing.

Kevin.