KNAPMAN Chart 0400

This is a Chart for George Knapman and Elizabeth Tiltman

  married
December quarter
1859
Thanet district
Kent
 
4,5,6
GEORGE KNAPMAN
born about
1833
Devonport, Devon
occupation
1861 Coastguard
1871 Boatman
1881 Coastguard Boatman
died between
1881 and 1891
  1,4,5,6,7
ELIZABETH TILTMAN
born about
1843
Kingsdown, Kent
(Ringwould, Kent)
occupation
1851 Scholar
1891 Laundress
widow on the
1891 Census

5
Mary J
KNAPMAN
born about
1862
Birchington
Kent
occupation
Scholar
4,5
Elizabeth
KNAPMAN
born about
1869
Kingsgate
Kent
occupation
1881 Scholar
1,2,3,4,5
Eliza
Henrietta
KNAPMAN
born about
1870
(3 months on the 1871 census)
Kingsgate
Kent

married
June quarter
1892
Thanet district
Kent
James
Thomas
FEDARB
4
Frances
KNAPMAN
born about
1877
Margate
Kent
4
Caroline
KNAPMAN
born about
1880
Margate
Kent
  1. 1891 census - 11 Florence Row, Margate, Kent. James is a Boarder but living next door to his parents and family. He was with a Elizabeth KNAPMAN a widow, a Laundress, aged 49 born Kingsdown, Kent, her daughter, niece and grandson. ( I did not enter full details of this family as James was only boarding with them, but on the BMD is appears that he possibly married a Henrietta KNAPMAN, I thought she might have been one of the people on this Census but she is not. The full list is Caroline KNAPMAN, aged 11, daughter, Ida PETERS, niece and James KNAPMAN, grandson. 
  2. 1901 Census - 11 Florence Cottages, Margate, Kent. It appears that James has taken over this property from his parents. Eliza is his wife so it confirms the marriage I have found. Chart to be added as there are seven children on this Census, one of them Henry is 12 and therefore was born before they married and as he does not appear with James on the 1891 Census I would think that he was not the father of this child. Perhaps Eliza had been married before, but I would not think so as her name on the BMD was KNAPMAN and James was living with a family of KNAPMAN's on the 1891 Census. Will look further into this when I put a Chart on for the family.
  3. 1891 Census - Foley House, 8 Brewery Hill, Margate, Kent. Eliza was a Servant to a Howard W TRAVERS a Brewer, aged 36 born Cheam, Surrey. and his family. So this leaves the problem of Henry. He was not with James or Eliza on the 1891 Census, it also appears that he was not with he parent of either of them. I have, I think finally got there, on the BMD there is a James Henry KNAPMAN born in March quarter of 1889 in Thanet district, Kent. This therefore would be the child down as James KNAPMAN, grandson, living with Eliza's mother on the 1891 Census and where James Thomas FEDARB was lodging. 
  4. 1881 Census - 10 Coastguard Station Cottages. Parents of Eliza were George 48 a Coastguard Boatman, born Devonport, Devon, Elizabeth, his wife, 38 born Kingsdown, Kent, Elizabeth, aged 12 Scholar, born Kingsgate, Kent, then Eliza, then Frances 4 born Margate, Kent and Caroline 1 born Margate, Kent. This ties up with the 1891 Census where James is a boarder with an Elizabeth KNAPMAN and she had a daughter Caroline aged 11 with her. So he was with the mother of the person he married.  George and Elizabeth married in December quarter of 1859 in Thanet district, Kent. Her maiden name was TILTMAN.
  5. 1871 Census - 6 Kingsgate Station, St Peter the Apostle, Kent
  6. 1861 Census - St Nicholas Station, Birchington, Kent. Elizabeth is down as married but is only 17, I had wondered about the marriage date, but it is correct. also there is a John and Elizabeth TILTMAN, also at St Nicholas, Station, Birchington, Kent, who I have found as the parents of Elizabeth on the 1851 Census.
  7. 1851 Census - Carter Cottage, Margate, St. John the Baptist.

    PLEASE NOTE THAT THE SPELLING OF FEDARB VARIES ON THE BMD AND ON THE CENSUS RETURNS, ON ANCESTRY.COM IT IS BEST TO SEARCH WITH FED* BUT EVEN THEN THIS DOES NOT COVER ALL THE VARIATIONS. NORMALLY THIS IS ANCESTRY.COM's INTERPRETATON OF THE NAME, BUT IN MANY CASES EVEN LOOKING AT THE CENSUS IT DOES NOT APPEAR AS FEDARB. I THINK THE ENUMERATORS HAD A JOB DECIDING HOW TO SPELL IT.

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