Harry Emmanual Parrett

[daveroot]

Many thanks - great if anyone could find the daughter

[jonw65]

This might be her birth
PARRETT, NELLIE  MAY     
Mother's Maiden Surname: — 
GRO Reference: 1910  D Quarter in SOUTHWARK  Volume 01D  Page 123

I think her date of birth is given in the removal papers, she should also be in the workhouse records
https://www.ancestry.co.uk/imageviewer/collections/1557/images/31952_a013538-00424

[Ladyhawk]

This might be her birth
PARRETT, NELLIE  MAY     
Mother's Maiden Surname: — 
GRO Reference: 1910  D Quarter in SOUTHWARK  Volume 01D  Page 123

I think her date of birth is given in the removal papers, she should also be in the workhouse records
https://www.ancestry.co.uk/imageviewer/collections/1557/images/31952_a013538-00424

Nellie May Parrett Birth 9 Nov 1910
Baptism 22 Nov 1910 Walworth Common, Southwark
Mother:   Florrie Eugie Parrett abode 182 Westmoreland Rd

[daveroot]

Many thanks for all the help

[daveroot]

Looks like Nellie had a hard life. Presumably she was in the Workhouse in the 1911 census? Looks like she married an Edward J Webb in 1926 age 16 but no signs of children. She died I think in 1949 age 38 (right age) in Windsor(!). Interestingly there is also a marriage for an Edward J Webb to a Margaret Parrett in 1940 then two children from that marriage. Seems unlikely there would be two men of exactly the same name marrying Parretts so is Margaret a relation (I don’t have her on any of my trees). If so then Nellie must have been divorced? Is there any way of checking? Also where was she in 1939 and with whom?

Thanks again for any help.

[Comberton]

Sorry
The 1949 death is for Nellie Miriam Webb and there is a corresponding birth for that name in Windsor in 1911.

[Ladyhawk]

Looks like she married an Edward J Webb in 1926 age 16 but no signs of children.

Just to add the marriage to Edward John Webb is on line

16 Apr 1926 St Mark, Walworth, Southwark
Nellie May Parrett age 24 father John Henry Parrett

[daveroot]

Thanks - so the death and marriage are both wrong! What did happen to her then?

[barryd]

http://www.workhouses.org.uk/Newington/


See the reference to Westmoreland Road in the paragraph entitled "After 1834"