LOOK UP REQUEST:- ST MARTINS IN THE FIELD

[rutht22000]

I can only see North Place. Had one look through, don’t see him.

there's North Street as well - just running through it now

edited - don't see him there either....

[mckha489]

He’s not at Edward Pruen’s (the solicitor he went to work with)

I see in one of the obits that they were accusing a committee of killing him by making him go to a cold meeting room in the winter in his wheelchair. 

[mckha489]

I see he was election agent for The Hon Craven Berkeley in 1841.  Where is Craven Berkeley that year? Perhaps they were out on the hustings.

[mckha489]

I see he was election agent for The Hon Craven Berkeley in 1841.  Where is Craven Berkeley that year? Perhaps they were out on the hustings.

No, Craven is  in London, Mansfield Street, Marylebone

[rutht22000]

I can see if he was running around with MPs that having 2 kids of out wedlock or marrying a woman who had 2 kids out of wedlock might not be the social fit. 

There's definitely more to this one that meets the eye I think

[mckha489]

The big long obit for him finishes up saying he lost “the fond and faithful partner of his life” in 1862
And leaves two daughters.

[rutht22000]

The big long obit for him finishes up saying he lost “the fond and faithful partner of his life” in 1862
And leaves two daughters.

which would be Sarah Ann and Mary Milbro...actual birth certificates might be the only way to check just in case she named Dad for Mary (or indeed baby George).

I've drawn a blank on GEW in 1841

[mckha489]

1841!

Geo Edmn^d 37 solicitor.  (Indexed as Edwd)


Palace Yard, St Margaret, Westminster, London & Middlesex, England

[Rob2]

My thanks to you all for your responses – and particularly for revealing the name of Millborough Carlton’s father.

ROB