[NI189]
In the 1881 Census the family were living at 3 Ravens Villas, New Windsor.
Details were as follows:-
Name Marriage Age Sex Birthplace Occupation
George T. M 36 M Bromley,Kent Footman to the Queen
Martha Wife 36 F Easton, Huntington
Ellen Daughter 13 F Portsmouth, Hampshire Scholar
George Son 11 M Pimlico, Middlesex Scholar
Edith Daughter 9 F Daughter Scholar
Alice Daughter 9 F Daughter Scholar
Maude Daughter 7 F Daughter Scholar
Arthur Son 4 M Slough, Buckinghamshire Scholar
Frederick Son 2 M Slough, Buckinghamshire
[NI218] Arthur was a cook to the King who remained in Canada after a trip to Canada. He married a woman with 2 children
[NI228]
A James Shorter was living in Cranbrook as a labourer in 1881 with a Sarah A
They had Bertha aged 9 1872
William James 7 1874
Alice K 4 1877
Edith A 1 1880
[NI230]
In the 1881 census William was still living with his parents at home in Godington as an un-employed gardener.
As he died in 1882, only a year later, he was clearly unwell and perhaps this he why he was still at home.
[NI237]
Worked for Onley Savill Onley at Stisted Hall as well as building houses.
Onley Harvey (1795-1890) was the only son of Charles Onley, M.P. for Norwich and Recorder of that city. Later known as Onley Savill Onley, he inherited Stisted Hall, and devoted himself to modernising and embellishing the village and estate.
The following is an excerpt from a book "Small Beer" by Ursula Thompson. It
traces the history of Stisted from Elizabeth 1 to Elizabeth 11. It was
produced in 1967 but is no longer in print.
"Thomas Watts, a builder who came from Norwich in the 1830s, and later his
son John Lent Watts, did a great deal of work for Savill Onley, in the
Church, and in his new house, and also all over the village. It was Watts who
built the houses in the Street, with their decorated bargeboards and also
with their ornamental chimneys.These seem to have been Watts' speciality, and
they crop up all over the parish. They appear on some of the ancient
farmhouses, and sometimes on houses which are otherwise quite
undistinguished. They are easy to recognise by their "cobweb" design, as it
was called, and the square-stone plaque, which is invariably at the base,
with the initials O.S.O. and the date. It may be mentioned here that the
elder Watts was buried in the churchyard, and his tombstone is decorated with
two miniature chimneys of his habitual design."
Hope this will have been of interest with perhaps the fact that Thomas came
from Norwich being of use for researching earlier generations. Savill Onley
was the local Squire. This account suggests John Lent compared with Lent John.
Just also read in White's Commercial Directory 1848 (photocopy from E.R.C.)
Thomas Watts listed as bricklayer.
[NI249]
Dwelling: 10 Botolph St
Census Place: Colchester St Botolph, Essex, England
Source: FHL Film 1341431 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 1787 Folio 6 Page 5
Marr Age Sex Birthplace
Josiah H. JOHNSON M 43 M Hornchurch, Essex, England
Rel: Head
Occ: Plumber Emplg 4 Men 1 Boy
Charlotte JOHNSON M 45 F Norwich, Norfolk, England
Rel: Wife
Alice YOUNG U 19 F Stisted, Essex, England
Rel: Niece
Occ: No Occupation
[NI313] Lived in Tunbridge Wells, 15 Farm Rd., Died unmarried and childless
[NI332] Went to live in Whitton Middx after marriage at St Barnabas' church Clapham
[NI335]
Just found the baptism of Gaius PIMM
It was at the Witney Wesleyan 1.11.1835 s of Thomas and Maria of Ensham
baker. He was born Sept. 5th. There was one more that I found, also at the
W.W. That was James, bap. 24.2.1841, he was 6 months old then.
I noticed a Thomas bap. at Eynsham 7.5.1809 s of John & Mary. Wonder if that
was the same Thomas?.
[NI407] Will shows a John Pimm carpenter & wheelwright d.1842 ref. W.Cod.Aff.226.45;272/1/14
[NI496]
Dwelling: Rayne Road
Census Place: Bocking, Essex, England
Source: FHL Film 1341436 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 1806 Folio 20 Page 13
Marr Age Sex Birthplace
Isaac BROWN M 57 M Black Notley, Suffolk, England
Rel: Head
Occ: General Porter
Eliza E. BROWN M 53 F Stisted, Suffolk, England
Rel: Wife
Occ: Laundress
[NI528]
Address: St Stephens Street, Norwich
Census Place: Norwich St Stephen Norwich, Norfolk
PRO Reference: HO/107/1815 Folio: 244 Page: 24 FHL Film:0207468
Head: SWAIN, Rose Neighbors 169341
Name Relationship Mar Age Sex Occupation Birthplace
Rose SWAIN Head W 75 F Formerly Wash Woman Norwich St Stephens----
Thomas MARTIN GSon U 22 M Shoe Maker Norwich King St----
William C. MARTIN GSon U 19 M Butcher Norwich St Stephens----
Sarah WATTS GDau U 10 F Scholar At Home Stisted-ESS
Address: Unicorn Yard, Norwich
Census Place: Norwich St Stephen Norwich, Norfolk
PRO Reference: HO/107/1815 Folio: 252 Page: 40 FHL Film:0207468
[NF136]
ANDREWS Mary
JARVIS Samuel
Above were witnesses at wedding in1775.
[NF141] Witnesses Thomas Pimm Ann Pickett William Green
[NF143]
Witnesses
Edward Jeoffrey
Jane Jeoffrey
William Green
[NF186] Witnesses at wedding Geo.Pimm and Ann Pimm
[NF200]
Witnesses
PENCOTT A
SWINGBURN Sarah
[NF201]
witnesses
BATT John
Holloway Martha
SHEPERD Sarah
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NAME Family History Library
ADDR 35 N West Temple Street
CONT Salt Lake City, Utah 84150 USA
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NAME Family History Library
ADDR 35 N West Temple Street
CONT Salt Lake City, Utah 84150 USA
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NAME Family History Library
ADDR 35 N West Temple Street
CONT Salt Lake City, Utah 84150 USA