TIFFIN Chart 0600

This is Chart for James Benjamin Tiffin and Mary Elizabeth Lupton

 

married
18th October 1852 
Old Church
Saint Pancras 
London
(September quarter 1852
Pancras district, London)

  

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JAMES BENJAMIN TIFFIN
born 
8th September 1818
Holborn, Middlesex
baptised
4th October 1818 
Saint Andrew, Holborn, London, England 
occupation
1861 Printers Clerk
1871 Accountant
died 
December quarter
1878
St Pancras district
Aged 60
buried
24th December 1878
Highgate Cemetery
London

  

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MARY ELIZABETH LUPTON
born about
 28t March
1828
St Pancras
Middlesex
baptised
20th April 1828 Old Church
Saint Pancras London
occupation
1851 Schoolmistress
1881 Rent of House and Dividends
1901 Living on own means
widow on the 1881 Census
died about
March quarter 
1909
St Pancras district
London
Aged 80
buried
25th January 1909
Highgate Cemetery
London

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Agnes
TIFFIN
born about
1854
St Pancras
London
occupation
1861 Scholar
1881 Teacher of Music
1901 Clerk CC Council
died about
1907
buried
10th February 1907
Highgate Cemetery
London
  1. 1851 UK Census - 32 George Street, Somers Town, St Pancras, Middlesex. 
  2. 1841 Census - Drummond Street, Somers Town, St Pancras, Middlesex. With the names from the 1851 Census it enabled me to find the family on the Census. They are down as LAPTON. Thomas is with the family on this Census.
  3. 1861 Census - 121 ??? Street, Regent, St Pancras, Middlesex. (no name of road on the page of census). Richard was a lodger with a James TIFFIN and family. I believe the wife of James, although down as Elizabeth which was her second name was his sister.
  4. 1881 Census - 18 Gairford Street, Kentish Town, St Pancras, Middlesex. Mary's mother Mary was with Mary and her daughter
  5. 1901 Census - 90 Fortess Road, St Pancras, Middlesex. Agnes was head of household, her mother Mary was with her. There was a visitor and a servant
  6. 1871 Census - 28 Barker Road?, Kentish Town, St Pancras, Middlesex. Ancestry.com has the family down as SEFFON. There were two boarder and also a Bertha LUPTON, niece aged 11 born St Pancras, Middlesex and a Servant.
  7. Still to find Agnes and Mary on the 1891 Census.
  8. IGI Baptism and birth date. 
  9. The death of James TIFFIN matches the birth date of 1818 and I was expecting to find his death between 1871 and 1881 as his wife was a widow on the 1881 Census. The name is given as James Benjamin TIFFIN, and we have him down because of the Censuses as being born in Holborn. This made me recollect that I had seen a James Benjamin TIFFIN on the IGI. There is in fact a birth, baptism and marriage. The problem I have is that the marriage on the IGI, in 1852 and in St Pancras as I would expect it to be is down as being to a Sarah JENKINS or LARARD, the fact that there is a query over the name, makes me think that this is the correct marriage and I have put the date and the place of marriage in. It is in fact the same church that Mary Elizabeth LUPTON was baptised in, making it another pointer to being the correct one. I have also put the IGI details for the birth and baptism of James Benjamin TIFFIN. I have left the BMD details in as they show the marriage of James TIFFIN to Mary Elizabeth LUPTON. The parents of James Benjamin TIFFIN are down as Charles TIFFIN and Mary. Then having looked at the Batch Number on the IGI we find that James Benjamin TIFFIN had at least one sibling, as the details are there for a Henry TIFFIN - Birth: 24 JUL 1820 , Christening: 20 AUG 1820 Saint Andrew, Holborn, London.
  10. Having now found the marriage on the London Marriages on Ancestry.com it appears that James Benjamin TIFFIN did not marry Mary Elizabeth LUPTON but Sarah JENKINS, but her father is down as Thomas LARARD even if this was meant to be LUPTON the first name Thomas is incorrect as Mary's father was George, and Thomas is down as a Jeweller not a Builder, House Decorator etc. At present do not know therefore who or if Mary Elizabeth LUPTON married, I have left the chart on for the present time as this was information given to me.

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