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Husband: | George Frederick WOOD (1806-1859) | |
Wife: | Maria SMALL (1804-1856) | |
Children: | Frances WOOD (1826-1912) | |
Susanna WOOD (1829-1896) | ||
Charlotte WOOD (1830-1895) | ||
Henry Simon WOOD (1834-1917) | ||
George Frederick WOOD (1837-c. 1899) | ||
Catherine Elizabeth WOOD (1839-1914) | ||
Maria WOOD (1841-1867) | ||
Jane Ellen WOOD (1843-1905) | ||
William Edward WOOD (1847-1848) | ||
Marriage | 13 Jun 1825 | St Georges, Canterbury Kent |
Census (family) | 1841 | St Alphage, Canterbury Kent |
16 Blackfriars |
Name: | George Frederick WOOD | |
Sex: | Male | |
Father: | Thomas WOOD (1759-1809) | |
Mother: | Frances (Françoise) THORELL (1763-1829) | |
Baptism | 22 Dec 1805 (age -1) | St Margarets , Canterbury Kent |
Birth | 6 Oct 1806 | St Margarets , Canterbury Kent |
19 St Margarets Street | ||
Occupation | Cordwainer | |
Residence | 1847 (age 42) | All Saints, Canterbury |
14-15 Best Lane History, Gazeteer and Directory of kent Vol II 1847 shows George Frederick in business as a Boot and Shoemaker here |
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Census | 1851 (age 45) | All Saints, Canterbury |
14 - 15 Best Lane | ||
Residence | 1851 (age 44-45) | All Saints, Canterbury |
14 Best Lane Noted in Kent Post Office Directory as carrying on business of Boot and Shoe Maker |
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Death | 13 Nov 1859 (age 54) | All Saints, Canterbury |
16 Sun Street |
Name: | Maria SMALL | |
Sex: | Female | |
Father: | Samuel SMALL ( - ) | |
Mother: | Margaret SMALL ( - ) | |
Birth | 30 Dec 1804 | St Georges, Canterbury Kent |
Census | 1851 (age 46) | 14-15 Best Lane |
Canterbury, Kent | ||
Death | Jul 1856 (age 51) | Canterbury Kent |
Name: | Frances WOOD | |
Sex: | Female | |
Birth | 23 Aug 1826 | St Alphage, Canterbury Kent |
16 Blackfriars | ||
Baptism | 23 Aug 1826 (age 0) | St Alphage, Canterbury Kent |
Occupation | Sisters of Mercy, Wantage | |
Census | 1841 (age 14) | St Alphage, Canterbury Kent |
16 Blackfriars | ||
Census | 1851 (age 24) | St Stephens, Canterbury |
Canterbury, kent Nurse |
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Census | 1881 (age 54) | Harbledown, Kent |
Mount Ephraim Road Domestic Servant to Daniel Prince, Widower |
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Census | 1901 (age 74) | Worthing, Sussex |
Mission House, Victoria Road | ||
Census | 1911 (age 84) | Wantage, Oxon |
St Marys Convent, Newbury Road | ||
Death | Jan 1912 (age 85) | Wantage, Oxfordshire |
St Mary's Convent |
Name: | Susanna WOOD | |
Sex: | Female | |
Spouse: | Thomas BRYSON (1828-1904) | |
Birth | 4 Jan 1829 | St Alphage, Canterbury |
16 Blackfriars | ||
Baptism | 4 Jan 1829 (age 0) | St Alphage, Canterbury Kent |
Census | 1851 (age 22) | All Saints, Canterbury |
14-15 Best Lane Dressmaker |
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Census | 1861 (age 30) | St Alphage, Canterbury Kent |
48 King Street | ||
Census | 1871 (age 41-42) | Dover St Mary, Kent |
11 Cannon Street Living with husband Thomas and children - George, Charles, Thomas H, Frank Hinge, Rosa and Elizabethes |
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Census | 1881 (age 50) | Dover St Mary, Kent |
11 Cannon Street Living with husband and children - Thomas, George,Rose, Frank, Elizabeth and Clara |
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Census | 1891 (age 60) | Dover St Mary, Kent |
11 Cannon Street Living with husband and children - George, Rosa, Elizabeth and Clara |
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Death | 6 Aug 1896 (age 67) | Dover Kent |
1 Crafford Street Died at Park Avenue Dover. |
Name: | Charlotte WOOD | |
Sex: | Female | |
Birth | 30 Oct 1830 | St Alphage, Canterbury Kent |
16 Blackfriars | ||
Baptism | 30 Oct 1830 (age 0) | St Alphage, Canterbury Kent |
16 Blackfriars | ||
Occupation | Nurse Maid | |
Census | 1841 (age 10) | St Alphage, Canterbury Kent |
16 Blackfriars | ||
Census | 1851 (age 20) | St Stephens, Canterbury |
Nurse Maid with her sister Frances |
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Census | 1861 (age 30) | St Paul, Canterbury Kent |
? Barton Villas Lady's Maid |
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Census | 1871 (age 40) | St Paul, Canterbury Kent |
Barton Villas Employed as a Nurse |
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Census | 1881 (age 50) | St Alphage, Canterbury Kent |
14 Sun Street Emplyed as a general Servant |
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Census | 1891 (age 60) | Dover Kent |
45/46/47 Biggin Street Employed as a House keeper in a Boarding House |
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Death | 3 May 1895 (age 64) | Dover, Kent - St James parish |
Cause: Heart disease, Congestion of lungs Address: ! Crafford Street, Charlton Employed at above address as Housekeeper, Domestic servant. Reported by niece R A Bryson |
Name: | Henry Simon WOOD | |
Sex: | Male | |
Spouse: | Mary JENNINGS (1835-1914) | |
Birth | 31 Aug 1834 | St Alphage, Canterbury Kent |
16 Blackfriars | ||
Baptism | 31 Aug 1834 (age 0) | St Alphage, Canterbury Kent |
Occupation | Shoemaker | |
Census | 1841 (age 7) | St Alphage, Canterbury Kent |
16 Blackfriars | ||
Census | 1851 (age 17) | All Saints, Canterbury |
14-15 Best Lane | ||
Census | 1861 (age 27) | St Alphage, Canterbury Kent |
16 Sun Street Living with his sister Jane E. Master Shoemaker employing two men and two women |
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Census | 1871 (age 37) | St Alphage, Canterbury Kent |
17 Sun Street Living with wife and children - Alice, Herbert, Ernest and Annie |
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Census | 1881 (age 47) | St Alphage, Canterbury Kent |
17 Sun Street Living with wife Mary and children - Emily, Alice, Herbert, Ernest. Annie and Arthur |
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Residence | 1882 (age 47-48) | St Alphage, Canterbury Kent |
17 Sun Street Kelly's Directory of Kent shows Henry Simon Boot and Shoemaker in business at 17 Sun Street |
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Census | 1891 (age 57) | St Alphage, Canterbury Kent |
17 Sun Street Living with wife Mary and children - Annie and Arthur J |
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Census | 1901 (age 66) | St Alphage, Canterbury Kent |
17 Sun Street Living and working from home |
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Residence | 1903 (age 68-69) | St Alphage, Canterbury Kent |
17 Sun Street Kelly's Directory of Kent 1903 shows Henry Simon in business as a Boot and Shoemaker |
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Census | 1911 (age 76) | St Alphage, Canterbury Kent |
17 Sun Street Living with wife Mary and son Arthur |
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Death | Dec 1917 (age 83) | Canterbury Kent 2a 1151 |
Name: | George Frederick WOOD | |
Sex: | Male | |
Birth | 3 Sep 1837 | St Alphage, Canterbury Kent |
16 Blackfriars | ||
Census | 1841 (age 4) | St Alphage, Canterbury Kent |
16 Blackfriars | ||
Baptism | 3 Sep 1843 (age 6) | St Alphage, Canterbury Kent |
Occupation | Apprentice Baker | |
Census | 1851 (age 14) | All Saints, Canterbury |
14-15 Best Lane Apprentice Baker. Living with parents |
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Census | 1861 (age 23-24) | |
? serving in Navy on HMS Neptune as Armourers Crew. Census states born in St Pauls Canterbury | ||
Death | c. Apr 1899 (age 61) | Uxbridge, Middlesex |
Name: | Catherine Elizabeth WOOD | |
Sex: | Female | |
Spouse: | Charles HATTON (1839-1922) | |
Birth | 21 Apr 1839 | St Alphage, Canterbury Kent |
16 Blackfriars | ||
Baptism | 21 Apr 1839 (age 0) | St Alphage, Canterbury Kent |
16 Blackfriars | ||
Census | 1841 (age 2) | St Alphage, Canterbury Kent |
16 Blackfriars Living with parents |
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Census | 1851 (age 12) | All Saints, Canterbury |
14 - 15 Best Lane Living with parents |
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Census | 1861 (age 22) | Sittingbourne, Kent |
4 Rose Place, High Street Lodger at home/shop of Ambrose and Mary Jean Whibley, Draper and Mercer |
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Occupation | Drapers Assistant | |
Census | 1871 (age 31-32) | Canterbury Kent |
Sun Street, St Alphege Living with husband and children |
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Census | 1881 (age 41-42) | Canterbury Kent |
14 London Road, St Dunstan Living with husband and and children. also in residence Charles HATTON (65), Father in Law & Retired Tailor and Eliza MAXTED - a servant |
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Census | 1891 (age 51-52) | Canterbury Kent |
14 London Road, St Dunstan Living with husband and children Ada, Charles and Gertrude aged 5 who is probably a niece as she can be found in Dover with George & Ellen Sara HATTON. This correlates with the 1911 census where only 4 children were born to Charles and Catherine. |
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Census | 1901 (age 61-62) | Canterbury Kent |
14 London Road, St Dunstan Within Living with husband and daughter Ada |
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Census | 1911 (age 71-72) | Canterbury Kent |
14 London Road, St Dunstan Within Living with husband and son Frank |
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Death | Jul 1914 (age 75) | Canterbury Kent |
Name: | Maria WOOD | |
Sex: | Female | |
Birth | Jan 1841 | St Alphage, Canterbury Kent |
16 Blackfriars | ||
Baptism | 5 Sep 1841 (age 0) | St Alphage, Canterbury Kent |
Census | 1851 (age 10) | 14-15 Best Lane |
Canterbury, Kent | ||
Census | 1861 (age 19-20) | Rochester, Kent |
The Banks Drapers Assistant in the place of Albert BULLOCK, Draper |
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Death | Apr 1867 (age 26) | Blean, Kent |
Name: | Jane Ellen WOOD | |
Sex: | Female | |
Spouse: | John SHILLAKER (1842-1903) | |
Birth | 11 Jul 1843 | St Alphage, Canterbury Kent |
16 Blackfriars | ||
Baptism | 3 Sep 1843 (age 0) | St Alphage, Canterbury Kent |
Census | 1851 (age 8) | All Saints, Canterbury |
14-15 Best Lane | ||
Census | 1861 (age 18) | St Alphage, Canterbury Kent |
16 Sun Street Living with her brother henry Simon |
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Census | 1871 (age 28) | Islington, London |
Frederick Place, Islington St Mathias Living with husband and children John and William |
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Census | 1881 (age 37-38) | Bourn Lincolnshire |
Deeping St James Living with husband and children John, William, Minnie, Egbert, and Ada |
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Census | 1891 (age 47-48) | Bourne, Lincolnshire |
Bridge House, Bridge Street, Deeping St James living with husband John and chidlren, Minnie, Egbert, Ada, and Beauvais. |
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Census | 1901 (age 57-58) | Bourne, Lincolnshire |
Church Street, Deeping St James Living with husband and son Beauvais |
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Death | 4 Dec 1905 (age 62) | Deeping St James, Lincolnshire |
Probate to son John, Schoolmaster and William, Draper |
Name: | William Edward WOOD | |
Sex: | Male | |
Birth | 7 Jan 1847 | St Alphage, Canterbury Kent |
16 Blackfriars | ||
Baptism | 7 Jan 1847 (age 0) | All Saints, Canterbury |
Death | Apr 1848 (age 1) | Canterbury Kent |
Burial | 16 Apr 1848 (age 16 mns) | All Saints, Canterbury |
14-15 Best Lane |
Freeman of City of Canterbury 13 July 1830
Appointed as one of the Overseers (there were usually two appointted) for All Saints Ward for 1851/52. Information published in Kentish Gazette 15 Apr 1851. In 1771 an Act of Parliament allowed the city parishes to be rated as a whole. From 1728 to 1850 the workhouse for all city parishes was the Poor Priests Hospital in Stour Street, St Margarets Parish Canterbury; now the museum of Canterbury and situated opposite 19 Margaret Street. 1850/51 was the time when the poor of Canterbury parishes were moved from the city centre to the suburbs and the large Victorian Workhouse in Nunnery Fields, St Mary Bredin Parish. That building had only been started in the autumn of 1849 and was to house 400 poor from all of the parishes in the City and Borough of Canterbury.
George Frederick would have held a book which showed the rate to collect and from whom and those who received aid from the parish.