Edith M TURNER

Other Events and Attributes:

• SW Group: 1
• UKC 1881: N
• Census: 1891, 37 Beulah Road, Croydon, London, England
• Census: 1901, 5 Bincton Road, Croydon, London, England

Notes:

Census:
There were 2 additional daughters, but the oldest one was missing. William was still a Civil Service Clerk, and the family has moved.

Census:
Alice was described as a widow in 1901, "Living on Own Means". Only Edith and Lillian are at home. The wherabouts of the two boys are not known, nor of Margaret, but Margaret was also missing from the 1891 census, so perhaps died. The street address is very difficult to make out, but looks like "Bincton".

Other Events and Attributes:

• UKC 1881: Y
• SW Group: 1
• UKC 1881: N
• Census: 3 Apr 1881, 7 Choumert Terrace, Choumert Road, Camberwell, London, England
• Occupation: 3 Apr 1881; Civil Service Clerk (Teleh Dept) [Telegraph? Telephone?]
• Census: 1891, 37 Beulah Road, Croydon, London, England

Notes:

Census:
Alice's sister Mary was with them, no occupation given. William was a Civil Service Clerk in the "Teleh Dept", whatever that was.

Census:
There were 2 additional daughters, but the oldest one was missing. William was still a Civil Service Clerk, and the family has moved.

Died:
There are a great many William Turners in the civil indexes, so without the actual cert one cannot be absolutely certain that this is the correct individual, but:

1. We know that William died between 1891 and 1901 because he was listed in the 1891 census, but Alice was a widow in 1901,

2. This event was registered in Croydon where the family was living in 1891 and 1901,

3. The age at death is very close to what William's age would have been in 1897.

William married Alice H MALLETT est 1876. Alice (daughter of John MALLETT and Louisa LEAVER) was born about 1855 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• UKC 1881: Y
• SW Group: 1
• UKC 1881: N
• Alternate Name: Alice E Mallett
• Alternate Name: Alice H Turner
• Birth: Abt 1855, Guernsey, Channel Islands
• Census: 1871, 41 King Street, St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands
• Photo: Abt 1877, St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands
• Photo: Abt 1881
• Census: 3 Apr 1881, 7 Choumert Terrace, Choumert Road, Camberwell, London, England
• Census: 1891, 37 Beulah Road, Croydon, London, England
• Census: 1901, 5 Bincton Road, Croydon, London, England

Notes:

Census:
John and John H are both Watchmakers, Alice and Louisa have no occupation and are not said to be going to school, Walter, Mary, and Frederick are all going to school.

Census:
Alice's sister Mary was with them, no occupation given. William was a Civil Service Clerk in the "Teleh Dept", whatever that was.

Census:
There were 2 additional daughters, but the oldest one was missing. William was still a Civil Service Clerk, and the family has moved.

Census:
Alice was described as a widow in 1901, "Living on Own Means". Only Edith and Lillian are at home. The wherabouts of the two boys are not known, nor of Margaret, but Margaret was also missing from the 1891 census, so perhaps died. The street address is very difficult to make out, but looks like "Bincton".

Other Events and Attributes:

• UKC 1881: Y
• SW Group: 1
• UKC 1881: N
• Note: From 1819 to 1836
• Census: 1871, 41 King Street, St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands
• Photo: Abt 1877, St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands
• Census: 3 Apr 1881, 41 King Street, St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands
• Occupation: 3 Apr 1881; Watchmaker.

Notes:

Note:
This John Mallett is also a Watchmaker and Jeweller. He probably learned the trade from his uncle John back in Barnstaple. The son John is assumed to be part of this family because his age and occupation (also watchmaker) fit. The two Johns are living in separate households in the 1881 census. The photographs of the John Mallett family taken in Jersey are obviously of this family and not the John Mallett who was a clockmaker and jeweller in Bath. One of the photos shows the 3 brothers together and clearly states their names: John, Walter, and Fred.

Census:
John and John H are both Watchmakers, Alice and Louisa have no occupation and are not said to be going to school, Walter, Mary, and Frederick are all going to school.

Census:
John and Walter were both Watchmakers, Louisa (daughter) was a Watchmaker's Assistant, and Frederick was an Apprentice Engineer.

John H and Alice were both married and living in their own dwellings, Mary was with Alice and her family.

John married Louisa LEAVER est 1852. Louisa was born about 1824 in Dorset, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• UKC 1881: Y
• SW Group: 1
• UKC 1881: N
• Alternate Name: Louisa Mallett
• Census: 1871, 41 King Street, St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands
• Photo: Abt 1877, St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands
• Census: 3 Apr 1881, 41 King Street, St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands
• Photo: Abt 1885
• Census: 1891, 41 King Street, St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands
• Census: 1901, Balmain House Under Cliff, St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands

Notes:

Census:
John and John H are both Watchmakers, Alice and Louisa have no occupation and are not said to be going to school, Walter, Mary, and Frederick are all going to school.

Census:
John and Walter were both Watchmakers, Louisa (daughter) was a Watchmaker's Assistant, and Frederick was an Apprentice Engineer.

John H and Alice were both married and living in their own dwellings, Mary was with Alice and her family.

Census:
Four people were in the household: Louisa, John (son), Mary (daughter), and Grace (grand daughter). Louisa's occupation was given as Jeweller, John's as Watchmaker, and Mary's as "Assistant". Louisa was described as a Widow, John as a Widower, and Mary was single.

Census:
Louisa and Mary occupied 2 rooms in a house otherwise inhabited by Charles Pallot and his wife. Louisa was "Living on Own Means", and Mary had no occupation.

Other Events and Attributes:

• SW Group: 1
• UKC 1881: N
• Note: From 1819 to 1836
• Occupation: 6 Aug 1843; Builder.
• Photo: Abt 1860

Notes:

Note:
All of the information about this family is taken straight out of the IGI. When I asked for a search of the Devon FHS marriage index for Henry and John, there were several possibilities, so they gave me the ones from North Devon. I recognized Henry and Mary Brimmacombe right away, because they seem to have about 50 children listed in the IGI. Closer scrutiny of these listings indicates they are all from individual submitters, and not systematic extractions. Sometimes there are as many as 4 or 5 submissions for the same child. I make the total kid count to be 11, all in reasonable chronological order, always 2 to 3 years apart. I was skeptical at first, but 2 of the submissions actually mention Humphrey and Catherine as parents of Henry, so they may well be a fit. Most of the submissions have them in Barnstaple, but some say Starcross.

Henry married Mary BRIMACOMBE on 12 May 1818 in Holsworthy, Devon, England. Mary (daughter of John BRIMMACOMBE and Dorothy HOSKINS) was born in 1794 in Holsworthy, Devon, England; died in 1845 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• SW Group: 1
• UKC 1881: N
• Alternate Name: Mary Mallett
• Note: From 1819 to 1836