| SMERDON, Susan |
Born: 4 May 1842, 95 Bishopgate Rd, London 1, 2
Died: Sep 1931, Steyning, Sussex 1
Census: 1851, 19 Middleton Road, Saint Johns Hackney, Tower Hamlets, Middlesex 3
Census: 1871, 86 Greenwood Rd, Dalston, Hackney, Middlesex 4
Census: 1881, 9 Downs Road, Hackney, London, Middlesex 5
Census: 1891, 12 Leyland Road, Lee, Lewisham, London 6
Census: 1901, Moorside Rd, Sutton, Surrey 7
Married: 19 Sep 1864, Hackney, London, John Arthur Joseph Mack 8, 9
Father: William Michael Smerdon
Mother: Mary Anne Harris
Notes:
Interesting this BMD entry - sure this is wrong Smerdon Susan Births Jun 1846 St James Westminster 1 114 Mack Susan Deaths Mar 1891 Norwich 4b 125 45 Her 1831 will noted these legacies To my grandson L.A.K.Leins commonly called Percy £50 To my grand-daughter Phyllis Holmberg my cluster diamond bracelet & my 13 stone diamond ring To Flora Mack wife of my eldest son Arthur my diamond star broach my smaller single stone diamond ring my gold watch & long chain and £25 To my daughter Rosella Bertha Smith £300 To my daughter Alice Clair Barnard £50 To my dearest Friend Fanny Prentis £50 & my 6 stone diamond ring To my grand-daughter Susie Mack my opal & diamond ring £20 To my grand-daughter Alice Mack my wristlet watch amethyst pendant & the remainder of my jewelry £30 except my Large diamond ring which I give to my oldest son Arthur with remainder of my property & money. TODO: BMD, but do not know mother Mack Susie Lilian R Births Dec 1909 W. Ham 4a 99 have not found Susie Mack
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June 1842 Susan Smerdon at East London II page 205 the page number is hard to read and could possibly be 203 or 263
Name: MACK, Susan Registration District: Steyning, Sussex Year of Registration: 1931 Jul-Aug-Sep Age at death: 90 Volume No: 2B Page No: 303
Registration District East London 1842 Birth in the sub-district of St Botolph in the City of London 186 Fourth of May 1842 at No 95 Bishopsgate St, Susan a girl Father William Smerdon, Tobacconist and Cigar Manufacturer Mother Mary Anne Smerdon formerly Harris - informant of No 95 Bishopsgate St Registered Second June 1842
19 Middleton Road, Saint Johns Hackney, Tower Hamlets, Middlesex HO107/1505/585/p25 Registration District:Hackney Sub District:Hackney EnumerationDistrict:25 Ecclesiastical Parish:Saint Philips Dalston Civil Parish:Saint Johns Hackney Municipal Borough:Tower Hamlets SMERDON, William Head Married M 44 1807 Cigar Maker & Fundholder Ashburton Devonshire SMERDON, Mary Ann Wife Married F 46 1805 Ashburton Devonshire SMERDON, Susan Daug F 8 1843 Scholar London Middlesex SMERDON, Mary Ann Daug F 5 1846 Scholar London Middlesex HART, Elizabeth Servant Unmarr F 25 1826 House Servant Whitechapel Middlesex
Source Citation: Class: RG10; Piece: 323; Folio: 176; Page: 38; GSU roll: 818897. Source Information: Ancestry.com. 1871 England Census [database on-line]. Civil parish: Hackney St John Ecclesiastical parish: Dalston St Mark County/Island: London Country: England Registration district: Hackney Sub registration district: West Hackney ED, institution, or vessel: 17b Household schedule number: 171 86 Greenwood Rd, Dalston, Hackney, Middlesex Arthur Mack 36 Middlesex, England Susan Mack 28 Roselle B Mack 4 Arthur W Mack 5 Louisa E Mack 2 Edward Mack 9 months Hannah Waterson 18
Dwelling: 9 Downs Rd
Census Place: Hackney, London, Middlesex, England
Source: FHL Film 1341065 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 0304 Folio 79 Page 53
Household:
Marr Age Sex Birthplace
John A. MARK
M 46 M London, Middlesex, England
Rel: Head
Occ: Bank Clerk
Susannah S. MARK
M 38 F London, Middlesex, England
Rel: Wife
Arthur W. H. MARK
U 15 M London, Middlesex, England
Rel: Son
Occ: Tea Clerk
Rosie B. MARK
U 14 F London, Middlesex, England
Rel: Daur
Occ: Scholar
Cecilia MARK
U 12 F London, Middlesex, England
Rel: Daur
Occ: Scholar
Percy Mc. MARK
U 10 M London, Middlesex, England
Rel: Son
Occ: Scholar
Alice C. MARK
U 9 F London, Middlesex, England
Rel: Daur
Occ: Scholar
Willmot MARK
U 5 M London, Middlesex, England
Rel: Son
Occ: Scholar
Cecil MARK
U 4 M London, Middlesex, England
Rel: Son
Occ: Scholar
Martha REDWOOD
U 31 F Dublin, Ireland
Rel: Serv
Occ: Domestic Servant
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Dwelling: 12 Leyland Road Census Place: Lee, Lewisham, London Household: Name Marr Age Sex Rel: Occupation Birthplace John A Mack M 54 M Head Living on own m... London St Johns Wood Susy " M 48 F Wife " Bishopgate Arthur ?. H " - 25 M Son C..aueller " Dalston Roselle ? " - 24 F Dau " Dalston Cecilia L " - 22 F Dau " Dalston Alice C " - 19 F Dau " Dalston Willmot S " - 15 F Son " Dalston Cecil S " - 14 F Son " Dalston Anges R Perkins - 22 F Ser Cook Domestic Surrey Godalming Rose A Btyant 18 F Ser Housemaid Domestic Kent Runnastead
Registration district: Epsom Sub-registration district: Carshalton Civil parish: Sutton Ecclesiastical parish: Benhilton Town: Sutton County/Island: Surrey John A MAck Head 66 Retired Bank Manager Middlesex Susy " Wife 58 " Minnie Mann 20 Domest Servant Surrey
Sept 1864 Susan Smerdon at Hackney 1b page 630 Sept 1864 John Arthur Jospeh Mack at Hackney 1b page 610 or 630
1864 Marriage solemnized at The Parish Church in the Parish of Hackney in the County of Middlesex 375 Sep 19th 1864 John Arthur Joseph Mach of full age and a Bachelor. Cashier of Albert Road. Father John Mack a Gentleman Susan Smerdon of full age and a Spinster. Living at Graham Road. Father William Smerdon a Gentleman Married in the Parish Church by Licence by Richard K Coster Witnessed by William Smerdon, Emma Smerdon, Mary Ann Smerdon, Eliza Warburg and John A L Banner?
| SMERDON, Susanna Murch |
Baptised: 27 Oct 1824, Ashburton, Devon 1
Died: Dec 1893, Poplar, London 2
Census: 1851, Ashburton, Devon 3
Census: 1871, Poplar, London 4
Census: 1881, Union Rd, Poplar, Middlesex 5
Occupation: Beer House Keeper, 1881, Poplar, London
Census: 1891, 172 West Ferry Road, Poplar, London 6
Married: 28 Aug 1849, Ashburton Parish Church, Devon, John Pope 7, 8
They may have married in the parish church, but they attended the Independent Chapel in Ashburton, and had their three oldest children baptised there
Father: Richard Smerdon Smerdon
Mother: Jane Murch
Notes:
Jan Wood says She only had one sister - a girl named Sarah Murch SMERDON - as when they were small, their father [Richard SMERDON Junior] deserted his wife Jane & family and disappeared to Australia. In any event, his deserted wife moved in with her widowed brother in law John SMERDON and his children, and as often happened in these situations they "hooked up" and had two more small illegitimate daughters together! They never married, as she was still married to her errant husband. But also John SMERDON'S dead wife had been Jane's sister!! and marriage laws did not allow a man to marry his dead wife's sister. The family moved up to London in the late 1850s. They did not move up there alone, as Susanna's sister Sarah Murch Smerdon, who had married an Easterbrook in Ashburton, and also attended the Independent Chapel, also moved up to London with her husband and family. Their mother also went with them as their uncle/defacto stepfather John Smerdon, the butcher and innkeeper, had died by then. In 1861 the 2 couples - the sisters and their POPE and EASTERBROOK husbands - lived in the same building, or next door to each other in Poplar. John POPE was a factory worker to begin with - he eventually became a beerhouse keeper in Mill Wall and died of liver disease in his 40s - perhaps he had spent his time drinking the profits! He and his wife Susanna Murch POPE nee SMERDON had had seven children that we know of, by then.
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Name: POPE, Susannah Smerdon Registration District: Poplar, London Year of Registration: 1893 Oct-Nov-Dec Age at death: 69 Volume No: 1C Page No: 498
HO107/1871/342/p 7 Civil parish: Ashburton County: Devon Registration district: Newton Abbot Sub-registration district: Moreton Hampstead ED: 5d Address: Belford Cottage John Pope Head 24 Butcher Devon, Ashbutron Susan A Murch Pope Wife 26 ditto John Smerdon Pope Son 1 ditto William Pope Son 2 MO ditto Address: Belford Mills Lydia Pope Head Widow 54 ditto Willm Henry Pope Son 25 Miller ditto William Gaylor Serv 22 Miller ditto
RG10/586/112/p 42 Civil parish: Poplar Ecclesiastical parish: St Luke County: London Registration district: Poplar Sub-registration district: Poplar ED: 32 Household schedule number: 222 Address 9 Tooke St John Pope Head 44 Labourer Susan Pope Wife 46 John Pope Son 21 Labourer Lydia Pope Dau 11 Eliza Pope Dau 11 William Pope Son 3 Thomas Pope Son 1 next entry - same address - Smerdon MotherInLaw 69 next entry - same address John Easterbrook Head 49 Labourer Sarah Easterbrook Wife 49 Edwin Easterbrook Son 21 Labourer Richard Easterbrook Son 16 Labourer William Easterbrook Son 14 Labourer Janes Easterbrook Son 9 Scholar Amelia Easterbrook Dau 7 Scholar
RG11/512/135/p 27 Registration District: Poplar Sub District: Poplar Civil Parish:Poplar Address:Union Rd, The Union Beer House, Poplar, Middlesex POPE, Susannah Head Married F 56 1825 Beer House Keeper Ashburton Devon POPE, Eliza A Daug Single F 21 1860 London, London Middlesex POPE, William H Son Single M 13 1868 Scholar London, London Middlesex POPE, Thomas S Son Single M 11 1870 Scholar London, London Middlesex
Reg. District: Poplar Sub District: Poplar Parish: Poplar Enum. District: 37 Ecclesiastical District: Christchurch City/Municipal Borough: Address: 172 West Ferry Road, Poplar, London POPE, John Head Married M 41 1850 General Labourer Ashburton Devonshire POPE, Jane Wife Married F 39 1852 Ashburton Devonshire POPE, William Thos Son Single M 11 1880 Poplar London POPE, Susannah Daug F 8 1883 Poplar London POPE, Eliza Daug F 4 1887 Poplar London POPE, Louisa Daug F 2 1889 Poplar London POPE, Susannah Mother Widow F 66 1825 Ashburton Devonshire POPE, William Hy Son Single M 24 1867 General Labourer Poplar London MATTHEW, Peter Lodger Married M 45 1846 Shipwright Co Durham
Pope John Marriages Sep 1849 Newton Abbot 10 211 Smerdon Susana Murch Marriages Sep 1849 Newton Abbot 10 211 Smerdon Susana Murck Marriages Sep 1849 Newton Abbot 10 211
| SMERDON, Thomas |
Died: Aug 1774, Ashburton, Devon
Buried: 17 Aug 1774, Ashburton churchyard
Married: 19 Dec 1759, Ashburton, Devon, Mary Rowe 1
Interesting to note that a John ROWE had married an Ann SMERDON at Ashburton parish church in 1729
Notes:
Jan Wood records there were 5 children, only one was a girl, of which 2 sons were lost after his death. Last (son?) was baptised 2 weeks before Thomas died.
Sources:
No 107 Thomas Smerdon of [this] Parish Batchelor and Mary Rowe of [this] Parish Spinster Married in this [church] by [Banns] this Nineteenth day of December in the Year One Thousand Seven Hundred and fifty nine by me Stephen Madg?? [Curator] This Marriage was solemnized between us Thomas Smerdon Mary Rowe In the presence of Richard Hinsh and Willm Cockey
| SMERDON, Thomas |
Born: Dec 1760, Ashburton, Devon
Baptised: 1 Jan 1761, Ashburton parish church, Devon 1
Died: 11 Jun 1831, Ashburton, Devon 1
Buried: 17 Jun 1831, Ashburton churchyard 2
Occupation: cordwainer and merchant, Ashburton, Devon
Married: 18 Apr 1781, Ashburton parish church, Devon, Anne Bennett Weekes 1
Father: Thomas Smerdon
Mother: Mary Rowe
Notes:
Thomas and Anne were non-conformist and did not attend the parish church Jan Wood says there were 8 children The land tax assessments for Ashburton suggest that he occupied a property in Ashburton which had belonged to his wife's mother, Mrs Weekes, which may have been part of his wife's marriage settlement and death details His and Ann's gravestones still survive and is next to the gravestone of Thomas's brother, Richard Smerdon and his wife Sarah. Also close to the graves of the POPE family, their married daughter Lydia’s family. Details are in the Ashburton parish Will proved at Prerogative Court of Canterbury on 23 July 1831 by his executors, his sons Richard and Thomas. There were 2 codicils (PROB 11/1788 at National Archives) Occupation was a Cordwainer, according to his will, by his son Thomas second marriage cert says he was a merchant.
Source: 3
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married by banns by the Reverend Servington Savery witnesses Thomas Hamlyn and Richard Ferris
Gavestone reads... Sacred to the memory of Thomas Smerdon who departed this life the 11th day of June 1831 aged 70 years Also Ann Bennet Smerdon Wife of the above died 9th May 1834 Aged 72 years
sons birth
| SMERDON, Thomas |
Born: 9 Sep 1781
Baptised: 20 Sep 1781, Ashburton Independent Chapel, Devon 1
Died: 9 Apr 1860, 31 Assembly Row, Mile End
Buried: 14 Apr 1860, Holy Trinity, Mile End Old Town
Census: 1841, Gloucester Terrace, Stepney, Mile End Old Town 2
Census: 1851, 41 New Rd, Stepney, Middlesex 3
Occupation: Customs and Excise officer, From to 1851, Devon and then London
Married 1: 24 Nov 1805, Ashburton, Devon, Susanna Ireland 4, 5
Jan Wood - there were 6 children ? Ireland Smerdon died young in Ashburton and is buried there Last child (a 2nd daughter) was born in Mile End Old Town, London. Family had moved to London in 1818-20
Married 2: Dec 1846, London, Sarah Mugford 6
marriage register entry is in the London Banns and Marriages database. Jan Wood has the 1841 census showing her in Ashburton with some of Thomas's cousins. Thomas SMERDON remarried at the end of 1846 in London. His marriage was to an elderly spinster named Sarah MUGFORD who had been born in either Exeter or Ashburton, Devon, sometime between 1779 and 1786. Thomas SMERDON, a 65 year old widower, clerk in Her Majesty's Customs of 41 Gloucester Terrace, Stepney, the son of Thomas SMERDON, merchant, was married to 60 year old spinster Sarah MUGFORD, of Heavitree, near Exeter, Devon, at the parish church of St. Peter upon Cornhill, London, on Christmas Eve 1846. The ceremony was performed by curate the Reverend Thomas GROSE, and the witnesses to the marriage were W.GROVES and Elizabeth GROVES. Their marriage was registered in the last quarter of 1846 in the City of London Registration District
Father: Thomas Smerdon
Mother: Anne Bennett Weekes
Notes:
He was born about 5 months after his parents married, and was named after his father and grandfather I have a unexplained note (feb 10) that his parents (Richard SMERDON and Anne) are wrong There are the following IGI births for Richard&Ann or Anne C050201, Sheet #: 00, Source Call #: 0916801 I500017216030 SMERDON, THOMAS c.27 Jul 1785 of family F31202314 Richard&Anne I500017195191 SMERDON, MARY c.07 Feb 1787 of family F31181056 Richard&Ann I500017223413 SMERDON, ANN c.07 Nov 1788 of family F31209640 Richard&Ann I500017216033 SMERDON, THOMAS c.24 May 1790 of family F31202317 Richard&Ann I500017213223 SMERDON, WILLIAM c.21 Sep 1791 of family F31199557 Richard&Ann I500017206828 SMARDON, JOHN c.13 Mar 1793 of family F31192916 Richard&Anne I500017202554 SMERDON, ELIZABETH c.22 Apr 1795 of family F31188568 Richard&Anne I500017231258 SMERDON, RICHARD c.08 Mar 1797 of family F31218231 Richard&Anne I500017216042 SMERDON, THOMAS POPE c.17 Jul 1798 of family F31202327 Richard&Ann I500017222111 SMERDON, SARAH c.11 Feb 1801 of family F31208469 Richard&Ann I500017213229 SMERDON, WILLIAM c.09 Feb 1803 of family F31199563 Richard&Anne So as there is a Thomas Pope b1798, it is unlikely that this Thomas is of the same family. Jan Wood (July 2011) has more information on his line He was a Customs and Excise officer and it is thought that was why they moved They were non-conformists at Ashburton Great Meeting Independent Chapel - so births are not recorded in Parish Registers Death info from Jan Wood. He may have been buried near his granddaughter Charlotte SMERDON, who had died a few month eariler. Will was proved on 1 jun 1860 at Principal Probate Registry by this 3 sons executors - Thomas SMERDON of Mile End, William SMERDON of Dalston, Hackney, and Richard SMERDON of Tottenham. Value was under £3,000 Death in National Probate Calendar, 1860 London, England: Deaths and Burials, 1813-1980, on-line on AncestryLibrary Edition. Indexed from Holy Trinity Mile End Old Town parish church, burial register. He was possibly buried near his granddaughter Charlotte SMERDON, who had died a few months earlier and had been buried in the same churchyard. from the 1841 census in Mile End Thomas SMERDON, aged 59 and of 'independent' means, was living with his daughters Ann (aged 22) and Elizabeth (aged 20) and a female servant in 41 Gloucester Terrace, New Road, in the Upper District of Mile End Old Town, the Borough of Tower Hamlets, Middlesex, London. He wrote his will while he was living at the house in Gloucester Terrace, and was described there as an officer of Her Majesty's Customs.
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Reg. District: Stepney Sub District: Mile End Old Town, Upper Parish: Stepney Enum. District: Ecclesiastical District: City/Municipal Borough: Tower Hamlets Address: Gloucester Terrace, Stepney, Mile End Old Town, Upper, Tower Hamlets County: Middlesex SMERDON, Thos M 59 1782 Middlesex SMERDON, Ann F 22 1819 Middlesex SMERDON, Elizh F 20 1821 Middlesex MIERS, Fanny F 23 1818 Middlesex
Note sure this is correct - re Y to born in Middlesex
Civil Parish: Stepney, Middlesex Address: 41 New Rd, Stepney, Middlesex Thomas Smerdon Head 70 Custom Clerk Devon, Ashburton Sarah Smerdon Wife 70 Devon, Ashburton Sarah Grover Nurse 69 Nurse Servant Berfordshire Margaret Macnameer Serv 21 House Servant Ireland
No 5 Thomas Smerdon of this Parish Batchelor and Susanna Ireland of this parish Spinster Married in the Church by Banns this 24th Day of November in the Year One Thousand eight Hundred and five By Reverend William Cockey Curate This Marriage was solemnized between Us Thomas Smerdon Susanna Ireland In the Presence of John Ireland Jos Mudge
Smerdon Thomas Marriages Dec 1846 London 2 189 Mugford Sarah Marriages Dec 1846 London 2 189
| SMERDON, Thomas |
Born: 1806, Ashburton, Devon
Baptised: 1
Father: Thomas Smerdon
Mother: Susanna Ireland
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| SMERDON, Thomas |
Born: 1827
Died: 1860, Hereford 1
Census: 1841, Park Street, St Catherine, Gloucester 2
Father: Richard Smerdon
Mother: Maria
Notes:
not found in 1851 census: also could he have married before he died? Smerdon Thomas Marriages Jun 1855 Totnes 5b 305 Smerdon Thomas Marriages Sep 1855 Newton A 5b 181
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Smerdon Thomas Deaths Mar 1860 Hereford 6a 335
how do we know this is him?
Reg. District: Gloucester Union Sub District: St Nicholas Parish: St Catherine Enum. District: Ecclesiastical District: City/Municipal Borough: Gloucester Address: Park Street, St Catherine, Gloucester County: Gloucestershire SMERDON, Richard M 45 1796 SMERDON, Maria F 35 1806 Gloucestershire SMERDON, Richard M 15 1826 SMERDON, Thomas M 14 1827 Gloucestershire SMERDON, Eliza F 10 1831 Gloucestershire
| SMERDON, Willaim |
Born: 13 Aug 1785
Baptised: 25 Aug 1785, Ashburton Independent Chapel, Devon 1
Father: Thomas Smerdon
Mother: Anne Bennett Weekes
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| SMERDON, William |
Baptised: 13 Dec 1770, Ashburton parish church, Devon 1
Buried: 15 Aug 1776, Ashburton parish church, Devon 1
Father: Thomas Smerdon
Mother: Mary Rowe
Sources:
'William, son of the widow SMERDON'
| SMERDON, William Michael |
Born: 1807, Ashburton, Devon
Baptised: 1 Jan 1808, Ashburton, Devon 1
Died: 14 May 1883, Islington, London 2
Buried: 17 May 1883, Abney Park Cemetery
Census: 1841, Bishopsgate Street, St Botolph Without Bishopsgate, London, Middlesex 3
Occupation: Cigar Maker & Fundholder, 1841, Hackney, London
Census: 1851, 19 Middleton Road, Saint Johns Hackney, Tower Hamlets, Middlesex 4
Census: 1871, 66 Graham Road, St John Hackney, London, Middlesex 5
Census: 1881, 73 Tollington Park, Islington, Middlesex 6
Married: 11 May 1837, Saint Helen Bishopsgate, London, Mary Anne Harris 7
Jan Wood knows they are 1st cousins
Father: Thomas Smerdon
Mother: Susanna Ireland
Notes:
Todo: He is in the 1861 census under SMEEDON - but I can not find him! Jan Wood records from the Old Bailey website In 1834, William is known to have been working in the tobacconists' shop of Jewish cigar-maker John WARBURG, who had emigrated to London from Germany. National Probate Calendar, 1860: In 1860 when his father died and William acted as one of his executors, he was still living in Dalston. National Probate Calendar, 1883 states he died on 14 May 1883 The informant of his death was his married daughter Mary Ann BAKER. His will was proved on 6 June that year, by his son-in-law John Arthur MACK, principal cashier of the National Provincial Bank of England, Bishopsgate Street, in the City of London, and his effects were valued at £6,614.16s. 8d. The value was later resworn at the lower figure of £6,557.11s.8d. William SMERDON left money in the Chancery Division of the Law Courts to his daughter Susan MACK for her life. He probably left the same to his other daughter Mary Ann BAKER as well, but until his will is purchased we won't know what arrangements he made Buried in Abney Park Cemetery Burial Surnames Index, on-line at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com . Burial no. 073358, section JO9, Index no. 3802 In loving Memory of WILLIAM SMERDON OF TOLLINGTON PARK. N. WHO DIED MAY THE 14th 1883 AGED 74 YEARS rest in peace Also in loving Memory of EDWARD PERCY ERNEST, Dearly beloved second son of ARTHUR and SUSIE MACK and Grandson of the above Who entered into rest Februart 5th 1886 Aged 15, Years and 8 months
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Smerdon William Deaths Jun 1883 Islington 1b 240 75
died of chronic bronchitis
Bishopsgate Street, St Botolph Without Bishopsgate, London, Middlesex HO107/725/12/29/p53 Registration District:London, East Sub District:St Botolph Civil Parish:St Botolph Without Bishopsgate Municipal Borough:London GAZAD, James M 40 1801 Middlesex GAZAD, Martha F 40 1801 Middlesex REDMAN, Elizabeth F 50 1791 HUGHES, Elenor F 20 1821 Middlesex ARAM, John M 18 1823 SMERDON, William M 33 1808 Tobacconist N SMERDON, Mary F 32 1809 N BUSHELL, Emma F 23 1818 Middlesex SINCLAIR, Margaret F 20 1821 Middlesex
19 Middleton Road, Saint Johns Hackney, Tower Hamlets, Middlesex HO107/1505/585/p25 Registration District:Hackney Sub District:Hackney EnumerationDistrict:25 Ecclesiastical Parish:Saint Philips Dalston Civil Parish:Saint Johns Hackney Municipal Borough:Tower Hamlets SMERDON, William Head Married M 44 1807 Cigar Maker & Fundholder Ashburton Devonshire SMERDON, Mary Ann Wife Married F 46 1805 Ashburton Devonshire SMERDON, Susan Daug F 8 1843 Scholar London Middlesex SMERDON, Mary Ann Daug F 5 1846 Scholar London Middlesex HART, Elizabeth Servant Unmarr F 25 1826 House Servant Whitechapel Middlesex
Graham Road, St John Hackney,London, Middlesex RG10/322/90/p8 Registration District:Hackney Sub District:Hackney EnumerationDistrict:10 Civil Parish:St John Hackney SMERDON, William Head M 63 1808 Devon SMERDON, Mary A Wife F 63 1808 Devon SMERDON, Mary A Daug F 24 1847 London SPIGGS, Elizabeth Servant F 35 1836 London
73 Tollington Park, Islington, Middlesex RG11/276/51/p40 Registration District:Islington Sub District:Islington Civil Parish:Islington SINERDON, William Head Married M 74 1807 No Occupation Ashburton Devon SINERDON, Mary A Wife Married F 74 1807 No Occupation Ashburton Devon SINERDON, Mary A Daug Single F 29 1852 No Occupation London Middlesex SINERDON, Lydia H Visitor Widow F 60 1821 No Occupation Tanes Devon SINERDON, Kate B Servant Single F 21 1860 Dom Serv London Middlesex
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They were both of the parish of St Helen Bishopsgate when they married by banns, and the witnesses were William's father Thomas SMERDON, his brother Thomas SMERDON Junior, Mary Ann's brother Edward HARRIS, her sister S. E. (Susannah Eddy) HARRIS, and tobacco manufacturer Henry WARBURG.
1864 Marriage solemnized at The Parish Church in the Parish of Hackney in the County of Middlesex 375 Sep 19th 1864 John Arthur Joseph Mach of full age and a Bachelor. Cashier of Albert Road. Father John Mack a Gentleman Susan Smerdon of full age and a Spinster. Living at Graham Road. Father William Smerdon a Gentleman Married in the Parish Church by Licence by Richard K Coster Witnessed by William Smerdon, Emma Smerdon, Mary Ann Smerdon, Eliza Warburg and John A L Banner?
The Proceedings of the Old Bailey London's Central Criminal Court, 1674 to 1913 Reference Number: t18341016-29 Offence: Theft > stealing from master Verdict: Guilty > with recommendation Punishment: Imprisonment 1503. JAMES TYE was indicted for stealing, on the 4th of September , 60 cigars, value 5s.; the goods of John Warburg , his master . JOHN WARBURG . The prisoner was my groom - I came home that evening with my horse, and I saw the prisoner's coat hanging over the hogshead where we kept the corn - I felt something bulky in the pocket, and told my clerk not to take any notice, but to watch him - when he put his coat on to go out, I stopped him, and told him to let me see what he had in his pocket - he then pulled out this property - these cigars were in his pocket, and these other were found at his lodging. WILLIAM MAILLARD (police-constable H 46). I took the prisoner, and have the property. WILLIAM SMERDON . I am shopman to the prosecutor. These cigars were found on the prisoner, and these at his lodgings. Prisoner. It is the first time - I hope you will not be severe with me. GUILTY. Aged 21. - Recommended to mercy . Confined Three Months .
The Proceedings of the Old Bailey London's Central Criminal Court, 1674 to 1913 Reference Number: t18410301-927 Offence: Theft > stealing from master Verdict: Guilty > with recommendation Punishment: Imprisonment > no_subcategory 927. GEORGE GORDON was indicted for stealing, on the 10th of February, 14 shercots, value 2s. 4d.; and 6 cigars, value 1s.; the goods of John Warburg, his master. WILLIAM SMERDON . I am in the employ of Mr. John Warburg, a cigar-manufacturer in Mansell-street—the prisoner was in his employ as a stripper, and a porter. On the 10th of February I came out of the front shop to go into the manufactory—at the end of that there is a coach-house—I saw a figure there—I knew no one had any business there at that time, which was about twelve o'clock in the day—I went up to see who it was, and found the prisoner—I asked what he wanted—he said, See original "A board"—I said, "You don't want a board, if you did, you would have had it at eight o'clock this morning"—he said, "Do you think I came here to steal?"—I said, "I will have a light brought, and see"—I had a light, and found in a chaise a parcel of cigars and sheroots mixed together—I said, "You see I have not looked in vain"—he said he hoped I would forgive him, as I had forgiven him once before—I said I could not forgive every time, I would leave it in the hands of Mr. Warburg. Cross-examined by MR. PAYNE. Q. What are they worth? A. 3s. 4d. JOHN GOOZEE (police-constable K 142.) I was sent for, and took the prisoner—I asked him what he was going to do with them—he said he did not take the larger quantity—he took the small quantity to smoke. (The prisoner received a good character.) GUILTY. Aged 16.—Recommended to mercy— Confined One Month.