Family History, Goatham Chart 0400 William Frank Goatham and Hagar Knight

1861 Church Lane, Faversham, Kent. There were four boarders with the family. 1871 45 Partridge Lane, Faversham, Kent 1881 5 Towns Cottages, Faversham, Kent. Frank was a Servant with an Eliza J DARBY a Baker aged 44 born Birchington, Kent and his wife Elizabeth aged 57 both Minster, Kent, There was another servant a Richard FOX aged 23 a Baker born Deal, Kent. 1891 Census - Church Street, St Peter, Ramsgate, Kent. There was also a lodger, a John G J VERTITH? aged 17 a Coachman, born London with the family. 1901 Census - The Bungalow, Northdown Road,, St Peters Intra, Broadstairs, Kent 1911 19 Northdown Road, St Peters Intra, Broadstairs, Kent Newspaper report of the marriage of Herbert Frank GOATHAM and Florence Harriet ROBERTS in 1913. GOATHAM-ROBERTS At the Salem Baptist Church, St Peter's on Saturday, Mr. Herbert Frank Goatham, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Goatham of the Bungalow, Northdown-road, St Peter's was married to Miss Florence Harriett Roberts, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roberts, of Providence House, Granville-road, Broadstairs. Bride and bridegroom had for many years been members of the church, were children together at the Sunday School, and a large number of friends attended the wedding service, which was conducted by the Rev. J. T. Castle. The bride, who was dressed in a cream costume, was accompanied as bridesmaid by her sister, Miss Annie Roberts. Mr. Stanley Goatham acted as best man. The newly married couple afterwards left for Folkstone. They were the recipients of a large number of presents. Information received for David BURRIN on 12th January 2007 regarding the marriage of William Frank GOATHAM and Hagar KNIGHT. The age of William is shown as 23 which is lot younger than he appears on the 1891 and 1901 Census. This is possibly why I have not been able to find this side of the family on any Census before his marriage. David says they were married in Emmanuel Church, but does not say where, I have assumed Margate, Kent. It was definitely in Thanet, Kent as that is where the BMD records it. The witness John KNIGHT signed with a Mark. The father of William GOATHAM was Charles GOATHAM. 1851 Census - 2 Sparrow Castle, Margate, Kent 1861 Census - No 2 Prospect Place, Margate St John the Baptist. 1871 Census - 12 Hawley Square, Margate, Kent. - Hagar is a servant to an Ella H READ a widow aged 30, she had two daughters and was born in India and had an income from "Bengal Collingbury Fund". 1881 Census - 52 Hawley Sq, Hagar was a Domestic Servant to an Elizabeth BENNETT aged 65 a widow, born Canterbury, Kent 1891 Census - Church Street, St Peter, Ramsgate, Kent. There was also a lodger, a John G J VERTITH? aged 17 a Coachman, born London with the family. 1901 Census - The Bungalow, Northdown Road,, St Peters Intra, Broadstairs, Kent 1911 19 Northdown Road, St Peters Intra, Broadstairs, Kent. HAGAR is down as having three children all of whom survived at the date of this Census. On 9th January 2007 I was told by a David BURRIN in email from this Web Site that the person I had down as Agar KNIGHT was indeed Hagar and that she married a Henry ROBERTS. He also sent me a copy of a letter from Hagar from her school to her parents in Sparrow Castle, Margate, Kent. I will put a transcript of this in Note 9. Transcript of letter sent by Hagar KNIGHT to her parents - St John's Schools, Margate, 23rd December 1867. My Dear Parent, I am writing this to tell that our Christmas holidays will commence next week; we have two weeks vactation. When we return to school, we shall have to work very hard because the Inspector will come to examine us; after which, the twenty half crowns will be given with several other prizes, to the most regular ad most attentive girls. I hope we shall all spend a happy and pleasant Christmas. I am My Dear Parents, Your Affectionate Daughter Hagar Knight. To Mr and Mrs Knight, Sparrow Castle, Margate. (Hagar was about 13 when she sent this letter) Newspaper report of the marriage of Herbert Frank GOATHAM and Florence Harriet ROBERTS in 1913. GOATHAM-ROBERTS At the Salem Baptist Church, St Peter's on Saturday, Mr. Herbert Frank Goatham, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Goatham of the Bungalow, Northdown-road, St Peter's was married to Miss Florence Harriett Roberts, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roberts, of Providence House, Granville-road, Broadstairs. Bride and bridegroom had for many years been members of the church, were children together at the Sunday School, and a large number of friends attended the wedding service, which was conducted by the Rev. J. T. Castle. The bride, who was dressed in a cream costume, was accompanied as bridesmaid by her sister, Miss Annie Roberts. Mr. Stanley Goatham acted as best man. The newly married couple afterwards left for Folkstone. They were the recipients of a large number of presents. Information received for David BURRIN on 12th January 2007 regarding the marriage of William Frank GOATHAM and Hagar KNIGHT. The age of William is shown as 23 which is lot younger than he appears on the 1891 and 1901 Census. This is possibly why I have not been able to find this side of the family on any Census before his marriage. David says they were married in Emmanuel Church, but does not say where, I have assumed Margate, Kent. It was definitely in Thanet, Kent as that is where the BMD records it. The witness John KNIGHT signed with a Mark. The father of William GOATHAM was Charles GOATHAM. 1891 Census - Church Street, St Peter, Ramsgate, Kent. There was also a lodger, a John G J VERTITH? aged 17 a Coachman, born London with the family. 1901 Census - The Bungalow, Northdown Road,, St Peters Intra, Broadstairs, Kent 1911 19 Northdown Road, St Peters Intra, Broadstairs, Kent Newspaper report of the marriage of Herbert Frank GOATHAM and Florence Harriet ROBERTS in 1913. GOATHAM-ROBERTS At the Salem Baptist Church, St Peter's on Saturday, Mr. Herbert Frank Goatham, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Goatham of the Bungalow, Northdown-road, St Peter's was married to Miss Florence Harriett Roberts, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roberts, of Providence House, Granville-road, Broadstairs. Bride and bridegroom had for many years been members of the church, were children together at the Sunday School, and a large number of friends attended the wedding service, which was conducted by the Rev. J. T. Castle. The bride, who was dressed in a cream costume, was accompanied as bridesmaid by her sister, Miss Annie Roberts. Mr. Stanley Goatham acted as best man. The newly married couple afterwards left for Folkstone. They were the recipients of a large number of presents. 1891 Census - Church Street, St Peter, Ramsgate, Kent. There was also a lodger, a John G J VERTITH? aged 17 a Coachman, born London with the family. 1901 Census - The Bungalow, Northdown Road,, St Peters Intra, Broadstairs, Kent 1911 19 Northdown Road, St Peters Intra, Broadstairs, Kent David BURRIN also gives information for Victor that he was a Church Organist. Although I have three thousand chart on my site I do not have a heading for this situation. I have put it down as occupation but I would think this was not his main occupation but something he did on Sundays, hobbies does not sound correct for doing this. 1891 Census - Church Street, St Peter, Ramsgate, Kent. There was also a lodger, a John G J VERTITH? aged 17 a Coachman, born London with the family. 1901 Census - The Bungalow, Northdown Road,, St Peters Intra, Broadstairs, Kent 1911 19 Northdown Road, St Peters Intra, Broadstairs, Kent Newspaper report of the marriage of Herbert Frank GOATHAM and Florence Harriet ROBERTS in 1913. GOATHAM-ROBERTS At the Salem Baptist Church, St Peter's on Saturday, Mr. Herbert Frank Goatham, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Goatham of the Bungalow, Northdown-road, St Peter's was married to Miss Florence Harriett Roberts, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roberts, of Providence House, Granville-road, Broadstairs. Bride and bridegroom had for many years been members of the church, were children together at the Sunday School, and a large number of friends attended the wedding service, which was conducted by the Rev. J. T. Castle. The bride, who was dressed in a cream costume, was accompanied as bridesmaid by her sister, Miss Annie Roberts. Mr. Stanley Goatham acted as best man. The newly married couple afterwards left for Folkstone. They were the recipients of a large number of presents. David BURRIN tells me that Stanley GOATHAM died in the first world war, from that I have found the details about him on the Commonwealth Graves Commission Site as shown above. The following information is also on the CGCS site: Son of Frank and Agar Goatham, of St. Peters, Broadstairs, Kent; husband of F. Goatham (now Harper) of 7, Dymchurch Rd. Hythe, Kent. From this it would appear that Stanley was married, and that his wife remarried

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