SALTER Chart 0400

This is a Chart for Charles James Salter,  Edith Francis Dackombe and ???

(1)married(1)
26th April 1896
St Paul
 Clapham, Surrey
witnesses
Henry WHEELS
 Sarah Jane WHEELS
 

(1)married

 
2
EDITH FRANCIS DACKOMBE
born 
1875
Streatham, Surrey
baptised
13th January 1875
Christ Church
Streatham, Surrey
occupation
1881 Scholar
1891 Domestic Servant
died
16th October 1898
61 Camilla Road, Bermondsey
of
Double Pneumonia 
present at death
S J WHEELS sister

1
CHARLES (CHARLEY) JAMES SALTER
born  about
1875
Isle of Wight
Hampshire
occupation
Looking after horses (Groom)
1896, 1898 Horse Keeper
1901 Omnibus Driver

 

3
???

born 


4
Henry
 Charles
SALTER
born about
6th July 1896 
London

married
???

5
William Walter
SALTER
born about
189?
London

  1.  I had the following email message from a Clarissa PARKINSON on the 30th July 2007 - I am the Great Grandaughter of Edith Frances Dackcombe b 1874 daughter of Richard Dackombe (b 1841)and Jane Elizabeth Tingley. Edith married my paternal great grandfather Charley James Salter in 1896 -she died in 1898. My Grandfather Henry Charles Salter and his brother William Walter Salter were taken by their grandmother to live on the Isle of Wight where they were brought up. The Salter's being a very old Isle of Wight family. I hope that I will be able to add more to this chart as a result of this contact
    1896 - 64A Wandsworth Road, Clapham, Surrey
    Father - Henry SALTER - Horse Keeper
    Further information from Clarissa PARKINGSON states - My Great Grandfather Charley James Salter was born on the Isle of Wight but went to live and work in London sometime between 1891 and 1895. He started off looking after horses but later in 1901 was shown as an omnibus driver. 
    He married Edith Frances Dackombe 26 Apr 1896 in Clapham. They had two sons Henry Charles Salter b 06 Jul 1896 and William Walter Salter. Edith died of double pneumonia on 16 Oct 1898 at 61 Camilla Road, Bermondsey. Her sister 
    Sarah Jane Wheels was present at her death. The family story goes that she went to her brother's funeral, contacted pneumonia and died two weeks later. Charley James Salter stayed in London and went on the marry again in 1904. His two children were collected by their grandmother Eliza Reed and taken back to the Isle of Wight where they were raised. I don't think they had much contact from their father after that.
    On Charley and Edith Frances's marriage certificate the witnesses are Henry Wheels and Sarah Jane Wheels. Her father is Richard Dackombe (driver). In 1891 she is shown as a Domestic Servant in the parish of St Jude's, St Pancras, London. 11 Liverpool Street age 17 - her sister Florence age 12 is with her as a nurse girl. In 1881 she is 7 years old living with her parents Richard Dackombe (brewer) at 2 Colan Grove, Streatham.
    As I mentioned in previous email Richard Dackombe 1841 - 1888 married Jane Elizabeth Tingley 5 Dec 1864. Richard 1841-1888's father was Robert 
    Dackombe 1818 - 1871.
  2. From the 1881 IGI CD Rom Census
    These names taken from the General Index at the Family History Centre, Myddleton House
    I had the following email message from a Clarissa PARKINSON on the 30th July 2007 - I am the Great Grandaughter of Edith Frances Dackcombe b 1874 daughter of Richard Dackombe (b 1841)and Jane Elizabeth Tingley. Edith married my paternal great grandfather Charley James Salter in 1896 -she died in 1898. My Grandfather Henry Charles Salter and his brother William Walter Salter were taken by their grandmother to live on the Isle of Wight where they were brought up. The Salter's being a very old Isle of Wight family. I hope that I will be able to add more to this chart as a result of this contact
    1896 - 64A Wandsworth Road, Clapham, Surrey
    1891 Census - 11 Liverpool Street, St Jude, St Pancras, London, with her sister Florence with a G CANN, a Butcher, aged 46 a Journeyman Butcher born Islington, London and his family.
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