m. 1 Mar 1863
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| Birth |
1838 |
Winton, Barton on Irwell, Lancashire  |
| Christening |
22 Apr 1838 |
St. Mary the Virgin, Eccles |
| Death |
11 Sep 1918 |
202, Victoria Road, Old Charlton, Woolwich |
| Burial |
14 Sep 1918 |
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| Marriage |
1 Mar 1863 |
Upper Charlotte Street, Fitzroy Square, London |
| Father |
James MILLS, Snr. | F000151 Group Sheet |
| Mother |
Ann HUGHES | F000151 Group Sheet |
| Birth |
12 Oct 1863 |
Winton, Barton Upon Irwell, Lancs. |
| Christening |
25 Oct 1863 |
Pendleton, (Nr Salford) Lancashire |
| Death |
8 Feb 1945 |
210 Annandale Street, Annandale, Sydney NSW |
| Burial |
9 Feb 1945 |
Church of England Cemetery, Rookwood, Sydney NSW |
| Spouse |
Jessie (Davidson) STEVENSON | F000100 (Certificate) |
| Marriage |
28 Dec 1889 |
Bible Christian Church, Plumstead |
| Birth |
31 Mar 1866 |
38, Upper Denmark Road, Ashford, Kent |
| Christening |
3 Feb 1867 |
Willesborough, Kent |
| Death |
30 Aug 1951 |
St. Nicholas Hospital, Plumstead |
| Burial |
5 Sep 1951 |
Plumstead Cemetery |
| Spouse |
William KEEN | F000166 |
| Marriage |
1 Sep 1900 |
St John's Church, Plumstead |
| Birth |
7 Jul 1868 |
Willesborough, Kent |
| Death |
9 Jan 1871 |
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| Burial |
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| Birth |
2 Sep 1870 |
Mead Terrace, Willesborough |
| Christening |
6 Nov 1870 |
Willesborough, Kent |
| Death |
19 Feb 1937 |
110, Ancona Road, Plumstead |
| Burial |
24 Feb 1937 |
Plumstead Cemetery |
| Spouse |
William Charles CARTER | F000148 |
| Marriage |
13 Jan 1900 |
St. John's Church, Plumstead |
| Birth |
5 Mar 1874 |
3 Mead Terrace, Willesborough, Kent |
| Christening |
5 Apr 1874 |
Willesborough, Kent |
| Death |
25 May 1901 |
Barrack No. 2, Newcastle upon Tyne |
| Burial |
29 May 1901 |
Preston Cemetery, North Tyneside |
| Spouse |
Eva Annie WILLIAMS | F000018 |
| Marriage |
2 Mar 1897 |
the Parish Church, Alverstoke |
| Birth |
20 Jan 1878 |
15, Newtown, Ashford, Kent |
| Christening |
29 Jun 1879 |
Kent |
| Death |
8 Feb 1963 |
2 Ethel Road, Broadstairs, CT10 2BE |
| Burial |
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Broadstairs |
| Spouse |
Maud Mary HAYES | F000108 (Licence) |
| Marriage |
15 Mar 1910 |
Woolwich Register Office |
| Birth |
19 Mar 1881 |
95, Newtown, Willesborough, Kent |
| Christening |
11 Jul 1883 |
Kent |
| Death |
20 Dec 1955 |
Home of Peace, Petersham, NSW |
| Burial |
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| Spouse |
Harry Jarvis WYNN | F000154 |
| Marriage |
7 Aug 1905 |
Sunfields Memorial Methodist Church, Banchory Road, Blackheath |
| Birth |
19 Sep 1883 |
96, Robert Street, Plumstead |
| Death |
4 Feb 1889 |
98, Robert Street, Plumstead |
| Burial |
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| Notes |
- The 1911 Census records that James and Sarah had 9 children born alive.
Apart from Thomas William there must have been three other children who probably died in infancy.
Married:
- Witnessed by William Reynolds & Christina Gosling
- St. Pancras parish was split up into 33 eclesiastical parishes. It was in one of these, St. John the Evangelist, that James and Sarah were married. The parish church was situated in Upper Charlotte Street, Fitzroy Square.
The church has been demolished.
The London Metropolitan Archives holds the marriage registers.
Reference P90/JNA2/15. Film X78/102
- FreeFormatDate:1904 until 1918
- Description: (Kelly's Directory)
- He was noted at this address until 1916 in Kelly's Directory.
The Greenwich History Centre doesn't have copies between 1917 & 1919.
He doesn't appear in the 1920 Directory.
In the London Post Office Directory the house is listed as being occupied by James Jesse Mills until 1920.
- Description: at the time of their marriage
- FreeFormatDate:At the time of Edward's birth
- FreeFormatDate:at the birth of their daughter Ellen
- ASHFORD
Probably the greatest influence on the growth of the town was the arrival of the railway in 1842 and the decision by the South Eastern Railway Company to build the Railway Works in the town in 1846. Between 1841 and 1861 the town more than doubled in population from 3,000 to 7,000.
The railway workers developed their own community in an area originally called Alfred Town by the Railway Company. The community, which soon became known locally as The New Town and finally Newtown, had its own schools, pub, bathhouse, shops and Mechanics' Institute, which doubled up as a library and social and educational club for the workers.
The Railway Works dominated the town and nearly 1,000 locomotives were built or re-built there before the Works was closed in 1981. The Wheel Shop closed in March 1993.
- FreeFormatDate:at the births of their daughter Louisa and son Thomas William
- FreeFormatDate:at the birth of their son James Jesse
- FreeFormatDate:at the birth of their daughter Sarah Ann
- Description: James was present at the death of his son Thomas in Newcastle on Tyne
- He was noted at this address in the Kelly's Directory of 1893
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