Family History, Purbrook Chart 0300 Frederick Charles Purbrook, Rosa Woods, Joan (Jean) (Jane Mary) Fleming, ??? Sharpe, Arthur Webb, Sarah Jones and Charlotte Maria Lloyd

married(1)
20th December 1896
Holy Trinity
Hoxton
Hackney
Middlesex
witnesses
Thomas Newton HERBERT
Ellen Sarah ILLINGWORTH

married(2)
14th December 1902
Holy Trinity
Hoxton
Shoredith
Middlesex
witnesses
Walter JONES
Emily JONES

(3)married(3)
June quarter
1909
Islington district
London
as
Jean Louie

~(2)

(1)married(1)
March quarter
1892
Holborn district
Middlesex

(2)married
March quarter 1933
Brighton district
Sussex

WOODS
Chart 0401

6
CHARLOTTE MARIA
LLOYD
born
9th February 1872
Moor Lane
London City
London
baptised
3rd March 1872
St Bartholomew
Moor Lane
Middlesex
occupation
1881 Scholar
1901 Ostrich Feather Curler
died
September quarter
1901
Clerkenwell
Middlesex
Aged 29

first marriage of
Arthur
WEBB
and
marriage of
Charlotte
Maria
LLOYD

5
SARAH JONES
born
March quarter 1882
Mile End district
Middlesex
occupation
1891 Scholar
died
21st June 1906
St Bartholomew
Hospital
London E.C.
registered
June quarter
1906
Clerrkewell district
Middlesex
Aged 24
buried
26th June 1906
City of London and
Tower Hamlets Cemetery
London

second marriage of
Arthur
WEBB
and
marriage of
Sarah
jones

4
ARTHUR WEBB
born
26th September 1873
36 Rahere Street
St Luke
Middlesex
baptised
19th October 1873
St Thomas
Charterhouse
Islington
London
occupation
1896 Postman
(marriage to
Charlotte Maria)
1901 Town Postman
1902 Postman
(marriage to
Sarah Jones)
1911 Postman GPO
1939 Civil Servant (Retired)
died
3rd December 1952
Tolworth
Surrey
registered
December quarter
1952
Surrey Northern district
Surrey
Aged 79

third
marriage of
Arthur
WEBB
and
marriage of
Joan
(Jean)
(Jane Mary)
FLEMING
this marriage is believed to have been
bigamous as
we do not believe that
Joan
(Jean)
Jane Mary
FLEMING
had been divorced from her first husband
Frederick
Charles
PURBROOK

7
??? SHARPE
born
???

relationship
of
Joan
(Jean)
(Jane Mary)
FLEMING
with a
??? SHARPE

2
JOAN (JEAN) (JANE MARY) FLEMING
born
28th April 1872
Kensington
(Notting Hill - 1911)
Middlesex
as
Jane Mary
(registration not found)
occupation
1906 Barnisher
(work house)
died
(registration not found)
but possibly before
1933

first
marriage of
Frederick
Charles
PURBROOK
and
first marriage
of
Joan
(Jean)
(Jane Mary)
FLEMING

1
FREDERICK CHARLES PURBROOK
born about
29th April 1865
Hammersmith
Middlesex,
registered
June quarter
1865
Kensington district
Middlesex
occupation
1891 Post Office Civil Service
1901 Telegraphist Civil Service
1911 Sorting Clerk Post Office
1939 Retired Post Office Pensioner
died
4th March 1943
Municipal Hospital
Elm Grove
Brighton
Sussex
Aged 76
administration
2nd April 1943
Llandudno
to
Rose PURBROOK
widow
will
£521. 1s. 8d

second marriage of
Frederick
Charles
PURBROOK
and
marriage of
Rosa
WOODS
this marriage
could have been
bigamous
as no
death has been found
for
Joan
(Jean)
(Jane Mary)
FLEMING
it would appear that they married
when
their son
Frederick
Cecil
PURBROOK
married

3
ROSA WOODS
born
26th April 1871
Rudgwick.
or Haven, Rudgwick
(1901)
or Billingshurst (1911)
Sussex,
registered
June quarter
1871
Horsham district
Sussex
baptised
28th May 1871
Holy Trinity
Rudgwick
Sussex
occupation
1881 Scholar
1891 General Servant
1901 Housekeeper (Domestic) 1939 Unpaid Domestic Duties
died
20th February 1954
Upper North Street
Brighton, Sussex
Aged 80
probate
14th April 1954
to
National Provincial Bank Limited
will
£2027 18s 6d

1861 Andrews Cottages, Brook Green Lane Albion Place, Hammersmith, Kensington, Middlesex. Head Henry F PURBROOK (39) Agent Needle And Fish Cooks born Reading, Berkshire wife Martha E (31), children Henry J (7) and Jessie M (2) with 2 Servants) 1871 Albion Road Albion Villas, Hammersmith, Kensington, London, Middlesex. Mother widow Martha PURBROOK (42) Needle Agent born Essex, children Jessie (12), Lillie (7) and Frederick (5) all born London, Middlesex. A Servant was Carole WHITING(21) and a Nurse was Amy SALMON (15) both born London, Middlesex 1881 33, Montpelier Street, Brighton, Sussex, Indexed as BEDBROOK on ancestry and findmypast!. Mother widow Martha (52) Lodging House born Stanstead, Essex, her children Lili (18) born Hammersmith, Middlesex and Frederick (16). Visiting them is Ellen STACEY (age entered as 81) married born City of London, Middlesex followed by two children George (8) and Charles (6) both born India both indexed as BEDBROOK but entered as "do" 1891 Montpelier Street, Brighton, Sussex, Mother widow Martha PURBROOK (62) Lodging House Keeper born Stanstead, Essex and Frederick. Boarders were widow Sarah SLIGHT (67) Living on her Own Means born Banbury, Oxfordshire, Helen STUART (47) single Living on her Own Means born Hampstead, Middlesex and Elizabeth COVENEY (34) single Nurse born Gravesend, Kent. A General Servant was Annie PAGE (26) single born Buckinghamshire 1901 43, New Town Road, Hove, Steyning, Sussex. Shown as married but no wife present Rose WOODS (29) was Housekeeper Domestic born Haven, Rudgwick, Sussex. Visiting them were Agnes A WEST (10) born Henfield, Sussex and Mary WEST (6) born Brighton, Sussex 1911 98 Upper North Street Brighton, Brighton, Sussex. Shown as married although the marriage was not registered until 1933. A Servant was Olive KEEPER (15) General Servant Domestic born Putney, London. A Boarder was Walter MARTIN (446) single Private Means born Bethnal Green, Middlesex After 1915 98 Upper North Street, Brighton, Sussex (death of son Frederick Henry) From Commonwealth War Graves Commission web site "Son of Frederick Charles and Rose PURBROOK, of 98, Upper North St., Brighton, Sussex". 1939 98 Upper North Street , Brighton C.B., Sussex 1943 98 Upper North Street , Brighton, Sussex (probate) 1906 City Road Workhouse, Holborn, Middlesex 1908 City Road Workhouse, Holborn, Middlesex 1911 7A Roupell St, Lambeth, London S E 1911 as Jean Ronie. Jean is down as having been married 2 years and having had 4 children all of whom survive at the date of this Census. 1881 Part? Titisfold?, Rudgwick, Sussex as Rose 1891 15 Montpelier Street, The Palace, Brighton, Sussex. General Servant, with sister Eliza, to Lillie Ada PURBROOKE (27) unmarried Lodging. House Keeper born Hammersmith, Middlesex 1901 New Town Road, Hove, Steyning, Sussex as Rose. She is entered as WOODS, single, Servant, Housekeeper. Shown as born Haven, Rudgwick, Sussex. Are the children hers? In 1911 she said she had had 4 children Visiting them were Agnes A WEST (10) born Henfield, Sussex and Mary WEST (6) born Brighton, Sussex 1911 98 Upper North Street Brighton, Brighton, Sussex as Rose. Shown as married although the marriage was not registered until 1933. A Servant was Olive KEEPER (15) General Servant Domestic born Putney, London. A Boarder was Walter MARTIN (46) single Private Means born Bethnal Green, Middlesex. On the 1911 census Rose is shown as having been married 18 years and having had 4 children all still living After 1915 98 Upper North Street, Brighton, Sussex (death of son Frederick Henry) From Commonwealth War Graves Commission web site "Son of Frederick Charles and Rose PURBROOK, of 98, Upper North St., Brighton, Sussex". 1939 98 Upper North Street , Brighton C.B., Sussex 1957 St Brelades, 98 Upper North Street, Brighton, Sussex (address given at probate) 1873 36 Glasshouse Yard, Charterhouse, Islington, London (at baptism) Father Henry WEBB a Warehouseman, Mother Margaret 1896 7 Winlock Street, Hoxton, Middlesex (address at marriage to Charlotte Maria LLOYD - Father Henry WEBB - Commercial Traveller 1901 35 Shepherdess Walk, Hoxton New Town, Shoreditch, Middlesex. With Arthur and Charlott was Sydney A WEBB, brother aged 20 a Letter Sorter born St Lukes, Middlesex. 1902 35 Shepherdess Walk?, Hoxton, Middlesex (at marriage to Sarah JONES) Father Henry WEBB - Commercial Traveller 1911 7A Roupell St, Lambeth, London S E. Living with wife Jean Ronie (née FLEMING), his son Sydney Ernest (mother Charlotte LLOYD), Gladys Lottie (daughter of Jean and Unknown SHARPE), Arthur Henry (mother Sarah JONES) and Edward Harold (son of Arthur and Jean). All children shown as WEBB 1939 9 Trematon House, Lambeth, London as a widower. Living with him was his son Edward H WEBB 1891 46 Ely Terrace Mile End Old Town, Middlesex. Father John JONES aged 72 a Carman born Bethnal Green, London, Mother Annie aged 45 born Bloomsbury, London, Siblings Arthur aged 21 a Carman born Mile End, London, Walter aged 16 a Boy in Tailors Shop born Bethnal Green, London, Edwin aged 12 a Scholar born Mile End, London, then Sarah followed by Emily aged 7 a Scholar bonr Mile End, London. 1901 Not found 1902 64 Taplon Street, Hoxton, Middlesex (at marriage) Father John JONES (deceased) Wine and Spirit Merchant? 1872 9 Silk Street, St Giles, Middlesex (Father Evan a Porter, Mother Elizabeth Jane 1881 1 Church Row. City Road, Holborn, Middlesex> Father Evan aged 42 a Warehouse Porter born Southwark, Surrey, Mother Elizabeth aged 41 born S Luke, Middlesex, Siblings Charles aged 20 a Warehouse Porter born St Luke, Middlesex, Mary A aged 16 born St Giles, Middlesex, Emily 13 born St Giles, Middlesex, Henry aged 11 a Scholar born St Giles, Middlesex, then Charlotte followed by Ellen aged 6 a Scholar, born St Luke, Middlesex, Caroline aged 3 a Scholar born St Luke, Middlesex and Beatricer aged 1 born St Luke, Middlesex. 1901 35 Shepherdess Walk, Hoxton New Town, Shoreditch, Middlesex. With Arthur and Charlott was Sydney A WEBB, brother aged 20 a Letter Sorter born St Lukes, Middlesex. 1896 17 Sturt? Street, Hoxton, Middlesex (address at marriage) - Father Evan LLOYD (deceased) Porter 1906 City Road Workhouse, Holborn, Middlesex 1908 City Road Workhouse, Holborn, Middlesex 1911 7A Roupell St, Lambeth, London S E 1911 7A Roupell St, Lambeth, London S E 1906 City Road Workhouse, Holborn, Middlesex 1908 City Road Workhouse, Holborn, Middlesex 1911 7A Roupell St, Lambeth, London S E 1906 City Road Workhouse, Holborn, Middlesex 1911 7A Roupell St, Lambeth, London S E 1939 9 Trematon House, Lambeth, London. Living with his father Arthur WEBB 1901 43, New Town Road, Hove, Steyning, Sussex. Father shown as married but no wife present Rose WOODS (29) was Housekeeper Domestic born Haven, Rudgwick, Sussex. Visiting them were Agnes A WEST (10) born Henfield, Sussex and Mary WEST (6) born Brighton, Sussex 1911 98 Upper North Street Brighton, Brighton, Sussex. Father shown as married to Rose although the marriage was not registered until 1933 A Servant was Olive KEEPER (15) General Servant Domestic born Putney, London. A Boarder was Walter MARTIN (446) single Private Means born Bethnal Green, Middlesex From Commonwealth War Graves Commission web site Historical Information The name "Dud Corner" is believed to be due to the large number of unexploded enemy shells found in the neighbourhood after the Armistice. The only burials here during hostilities were those of four Officers of the 9th Black Watch and one Private of the 8th Royal Dublin Fusiliers, close to Plot III, Row B; the remainder of the graves were brought in later from isolated positions near Loos and to the North, and from certain small cemeteries, including:- TOSH CEMETERY, LOOS, was on the North side of the village, close to the communication trench called Tosh Alley. It contained the graves of 171 soldiers from the United Kingdom (118 of whom were Irish) and five from Canada. It was used from October 1915 to September 1917. CRUCIFIX CEMETERY, LOOS, was a little West of Tosh Cemetery. It was used from September 1915 to May 1916, and it contained the graves of 53 soldiers from the United Kingdom. LE RUTOIRE BRITISH CEMETERY, VERMELLES, was close to Le Rutoire Farm, which is on Loos Plain, near the village of Vermelles. It was used in 1915, and contained the graves of 82 soldiers from the United Kingdom and six French soldiers. There are now nearly 2,000, 1914-18 war casualties commemorated in this site. Of these, over half are unidentified and special headstones have been erected to 15 soldiers from the United Kingdom who are believed to be buried among them. The great majority of the dead buried here fell in the Battle of Loos 1915; but some were killed in succeeding years. Originally, the regimental memorials for the following units were brought into the cemetery:- 10th Scottish Rifles and the 17th London Regiment, dating from the Battle of Loos, and those of the Royal Montreal Regiment and the Royal Highlanders of Canada, dating from the Battle of Hill 70 in August 1917. These memorials were later removed. Special memorials are erected in this Cemetery to twelve soldiers of the 2nd Welch Regiment, killed in action on the 12th October 1915, and originally buried in Crucifix Cemetery, Loos, whose graves could not be found on concentration. The cemetery now covers an area of 5,550 square metres, and is bounded by a low rubble wall except on the road side, where the War Stone is raised on a grass terrace and flanked by buildings. 1901 43, New Town Road, Hove, Steyning, Sussex. Father shown as married but no wife present Rose WOODS (29) was Housekeeper Domestic born Haven, Rudgwick, Sussex. Visiting them were Agnes A WEST (10) born Henfield, Sussex and Mary WEST (6) born Brighton, Sussex 1911 98 Upper North Street Brighton, Brighton, Sussex. Father shown as married to Rose although the marriage was not registered until 1933. A Servant was Olive KEEPER (15) General Servant Domestic born Putney, London. A Boarder was Walter MARTIN (446) single Private Means born Bethnal Green, Middlesex 1915 98 Upper North Street Brighton, Brighton, Sussex. (enlistment WWI) 1926 Gerald sailed from Southampton and arrived 25th June 1926 in Quebec, Canada on the "Minnedosa) Nearest relative given as Father 98 Upper North Street, Brighton 1927 Gerald sailed from Cherbourg, France arriving in Quebec, Canada on 26th May 1927 on the "Montroyal" Nearest relation given as Father F. C. PURBROOK, 98 Upper North Street, Brighton, Sussex 1928 Gerald arrived in St John, New Brunswick, Canada on the 12 Aroil 1928 on the "Marloch" having sailed form Southampton 1929 Gerald arrived in Quebec, Canada on the 4th October 1929 on the "Montrose" having departed from Southampton. Nearest relation down as Wife, Mrs A PURBROOK, 35 Church Road, Seaford, Sussex 1930 Gerald sailed from Antwerp, Belgium, Southampton, England and Cherbourg, France arriving in St John, New Brunswick, Canada on 21st April 1930 on the "Montrose" Nearest relative down as wife - Assunto A PURBROOK, Norton Cottages, Brockenhurst, Hampshire. 1939 12 Bridge Street , Newhaven U.D., Sussex, wife entered as Sunta Agnes (Agnes A). Following her was a Record Officially Closed entry and then Colin T PURBROOK (born 26 February 1936) Under School Age 1983 7 Marine Drive, Bishopston, Seaford, East Sussex (address given at probate) Below are all the sailings I have found for Gerald Redford PURBROOK, I have just cut and pasted details as found on Ancestry.com and put into date order, each on should read for example using the first entr : Arrived 25th June 1926 in Quebec Canada having sailed from Southampton, England on the "Minnedosa". All sailings found for Gerald Redford, PURBROOK on Canadian Passenger Lists 1865-1935 on Ancestry.com 25 Jun 1926 Quebec, Canada Southampton, England Minnedosa 20 Aug 1926 Quebec, Canada Southampton, England Minnedosa 17 Sep 1926 Montreal, Quebec, Canada Southampton, England Minnedosa 23 Apr 1927 Montreal, Quebec, Canada Glasgow, Scotland Melita 26 May 1927 Quebec, Canada Cherbourg, France Montroyal 23 Jun 1927 Quebec, Canada Antwerp, Belgium Montroyal 21 Jul 1927 Quebec, Canada Antwerp, Belgium Montroyal 12 Apr 1928 St John, New Brunswick, Canada Southampton, England Marloch 15 Jun 1928 Montreal, Quebec, Canada Southampton, England Metagama 18 Jul 1928 Quebec, Canada Southampton, England Montroyal 10 Aug 1928 Quebec, Canada Southampton, England Metagama 20 Jan 1929 St John, New Brunswick, Canada Liverpool, England Montrose 19 Feb 1929 St John, New Brunswick, Canada Liverpool, England Montrose 18 Mar 1929 St John, New Brunswick, Canada Liverpool, England Montrose 6 Sep 1929 Montreal, Quebec, Canada Southampton, England Montrose 4 Oct 1929 Quebec, Canada Antwerp, Belgium and Southampton, England Montrose 30 Dec 1929 St John, New Brunswick, Canada Liverpool, England Montrose 21 Apr 1930 St John, New Brunswick, Canada Antwerp, Belgium and Southampton, England and Cherbourg, France Montrose 23 Mar 1930 St John, New Brunswick, Canada Cherbourg, France Montrose All UK Incoming Passenger Lists, 1878 to 1960 on Ancestry.com for Gerald Redford PURBROOK And if in full for below: Left 8th February 1920 St John, New Brunswick, Canada sailing for Liverpool, England 8 Feb 1920 St John, New Brunswick, Canada Liverpool, England 5 Dec 1922 Quebec, Canada Southampton, England 10 May 1924 Quebec, Canada Liverpool, England 8 Jul 1926 Montréal, Québec, Canada Southampton, England 8 Aug 1926 Quebec, Canada Southampton, England 11 Aug 1926 Quebec, Canada Southampton, England 25 Nov 1926 Montréal, Québec, Canada Southampton, England 23 Dec 1926 St John, New Brunswick, Canada Southampton, England 4 Feb 1927 St John, New Brunswick, Canada Southampton, England 11 Mar 1927 St John, New Brunswick, Canada Southampton, England 8 Apr 1927 St John, New Brunswick, Canada Glasgow, Scotland 6 May 1927 Montréal, Québec, Canada Glasgow, Scotland 9 Jun 1927 Quebec, Canada Southampton, England 5 Jul 1927 Quebec, Canada Southampton, England 2 Aug 1927 Quebec, Canada Southampton, England 25 Aug 1927 Quebec, Canada Southampton, England 2 Jul 1928 Quebec, Canada Southampton, England 20 Sep 1928 Montréal, Québec, Canada Southampton, England 2 Feb 1929 St John, New Brunswick, Canada Liverpool, England 2 Mar 1929 St John, New Brunswick, Canada Liverpool, England 30 Mar 1929 St John, New Brunswick, Canada Liverpool, England 27 Apr 1929 St John, New Brunswick, Canada Liverpool, England 25 May 1929 Montréal, Québec, Canada Southampton, England 20 Jun 1929 Montréal, Québec, Canada Southampton, England 17 Jul 1929 Quebec, Canada Southampton, England 17 Aug 1929 Montréal, Québec, Canada Liverpool, England 15 Nov 1929 Montréal, Québec, Canada Southampton, England 11 Jan 1930 St John, New Brunswick, Canada Liverpool, England 1 May 1930 St John, New Brunswick, Canada Southampton, England 28 Jun 1930 Montréal, Québec, Canada Southampton, England 23 Aug 1930 Montréal, Québec, Canada London, England 20 Sep 1930 Montréal, Québec, Canada London, England 1911 98 Upper North Street Brighton, Brighton, Sussex. Father Shown as married to Rose although the marriage was not registered until 1933 A Servant was Olive KEEPER (15) General Servant Domestic born Putney, London. A Boarder was Walter MARTIN (446) single Private Means born Bethnal Green, Middlesex Information for Deboroah Gwen VOLLER 1939 13 Lower Flat Newmarket Road , Brighton C.B., Sussex Father James VOLLER (born 3 January 1875) Boiler Maker Rivetter Hand, mother Emily L VOLLER (born 10 June 1874) Domestic Duties At Home and brother Charles P VOLLER (born 29 December 1913) Clerk & Cashier Gas Company 1911 98 Upper North Street Brighton, Brighton, Sussex. Father shown as married to Rose although the marriage was not registered until 1933 A Servant was Olive KEEPER (15) General Servant Domestic born Putney, London.. A Boarder was Walter MARTIN (446) single Private Means born Bethnal Green, Middlesex 1987 98 Upper North Street, Brighton, Sussex (address given at administration) Note Violet CLEMENTS marriage again.

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