Vincent Barber / Charles Barber (Artist) Help

[Mabel Bagshawe]

1841 - Chichester Place, St Pancras

James Barber    50 - goldsmith
Jessy Barber    28
Jessey Barber    5
Fanny Barber    3
William Barber    1

[Jessie Silver Barber was 2 yrs 4 months on her baptism in 1838]

[Mabel Bagshawe]

Charles Louis Henry Barber of St Dunstan In The West
Ann Gros Clarke of kensington, aged upwards of 21 [note some entries look like Kennington]

Application for licence for marriage 3 Sep 1835

[MaureeninNY]

And there's this one from the GRO births:
SILVER, ELIZA  EMILY  mmn MIDDLETON     
 1841  S Quarter in SAINT PANCRAS  Volume 01  Page 252

Maureen

[rosie99]

December 21st 1868 - St Mark, Old Street (Shoreditch)

Samuel Park Silver-full age-Hair Dresser -father James Silver-occ Goldsmith
Marion Cole-father Henry Cole occ Painter
Witnesses Henry Ward and what looks like (F?)anny Manley

Same church 13 Jul 1868
Calib Whitman 20
Ellen Silver 17 father James Silver -can't make out occupation could be Jeweller
wit James Silver & Elizabeth Silver

[Mabel Bagshawe]

Jeweller quite likely - this is his occupation on the joblot baptisms of Samuel, Eliza Emily, William Wheatley (surnamed Silver) and James in 1848 - in Bromley for some reason - and of Eleanor [Ellen] in 1851

[Mabel Bagshawe]

marriage of James Albert Silver in 1862 has witnesses William Manley and Fanny Vincent Manley

[rosie99]

Beat me to it Mabel 

[Mabel Bagshawe]

Wlliam Manley marries Fanny Vincent Barber, august 20 1860 in St Matthias, Stoke Newington. her father Charles Barber, artist. witnesses Edward Manley and Charlotte Bond

[Annie65115]

I've got lost reading this thread! But just wanted to add that the Worksop baptism (at St Mary's) confirms Charles Louis Barber's occupation as artist.

I wonder why they were in Worksop?