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Canterbury, January 1820

A meeting of the Canterbury Independent Club took place on the 6th, Alderman Cooper in the chair; when it was resolved, that the members of this club view with the most lively feelings of indignation the recent atrocious subversion of the rights of Englishmen at Manchester, and direct the sum of twenty guineas to be transmitted to the London subscription.

Married

Mr. T. Rootes, to Miss S. Taylor

Mr. W. Adley, to Miss M. Piddock

Mr. J. Skinner to Miss Davis all of Canterbury.

Died at Canterbury

in the Precincts, Mrs. Ford, wife of the Rev. James Ford, deservedly lamented

Mr. Maxted, 58

The Monthly Magazine

 

1819/1820 New Monthly Magazine vo. 12

Birth

In Canterbury, Mrs. McAndrew, of a daughter

Married

At Sandwich, Mr. BOORMAN of Canterbury, to Miss E. SWINYARD

At Canterbury, J. LOVETT, esq. of London to Miss Ann BROWN, only daughter of Mr. T. BROWN of Peasmarsh

At Canterbury, the Rev. C. J. BURTON to Eliza, second daughter of hte late W. BOTELER, esq. of Eastry

At Canterbury, Mr. H. MARSH to Miss Eliz. PENFOLD

Death

At Canterbury, J. youngest son of Mrs. KEELER

At Canterbury, Miss C. PURLING, daughter of the late M.P. Esq.

At Canterbury, J. TOKE esq. late of Godington

At Canterbury, Mr. J. HARNETT, 69

At Southwood House, Thanet, the hon. W. BOYLE, third son of the earl of Glasgow. His remains were interred in the cloisters of Canterbury Cathedral.

Other

Mr. Henry KINGSFORD, solicitor is elected an alderman of the corporation of Canterbury.

 

 

"Death - In the Cathedral Precincts, Canterbury, the Rev. John Radcliffe, Vicar of Littlebourne, and one of the Minor Canons of Canterbury Cathedral." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1820

 

"Death - In King Street, Canterbury, aged 98, Mrs. Anna Maria Lefevre. She has lived in the reigns of four Kings of England, and been subjected to various diversities of fortune." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1820 & the Annual Register 1820

 

Married: Lieut. DOORNE, R. N. to Mrs. WETHERELT, of Castle Street, both of Canterbury. Mr. T. TILBEE of Canterbury to Miss J. PILCHER of Nackington. MM1820 Aug

Died at Canterbury: 68, Mr. W. BADCOCK. In Best Lane at an advanced age Mr. P. GAMBIER: 79 Mr. R. WHITE; IN St. Dunstan's 76, Mrs. ROBERSTON. MM1820 Aug

 

Married; Mr. W. DAN of Rye to Miss E. FORSTER of Canterbury. MM1820 Dec

Died at Canterbury: Miss M. AUSTIN, late of the Crescent Margate. Miss E. PLUMMER. Mrs. F. BARROWS. 23 Mrs. REUBEN. 77, Mrs. M. PHILPOT. In St. Dunstan's, 31, Mr. J. ROFFWAY, Jun. of Margate, much and justly respected. Mr. TARLETON. In Dover Street, Mrs. DUNN. 49, Mrs. S. HUMPHREYSON. MM1820 Dec

 

Commercial Report - Under Bankrupts & Dividends - (Dividends) J. SOUTHEE, Canterbury. MM1820

Bankrupts and Dividends, between the 20th of Oct. and the 20th of Nov. 1820 extracted from the London Gazette - T. C. APPLEBY, Canterbury, Stay-maker (Solicitor Bennett). MM1820 Oct

 

Died at Canterbury 44, Mr. S. SIMMONDS. 22, Mr. S. HARDEMAN. At an advanced age Mrs. DAWES. 58, Mrs. H. LEWIS, respected. 41, Mr. J. CULLING of Fokestone. 23, Miss M. E. DENNS, of the Elms near Dover. MM1820 Nov

 

"Marriage, October 9, 1820, at the Cathedral church of Canterbury, James Beckford Wildman, esq. M.P. of Chillham-Castle, to Mary Ann, daughter of S.R. Lushington, esq. M.P. for that city, and grand-daughter of the right hon. lord Harris."

Kent - Dover and Maidstone are about to be lighted with gas. MM1820 Oct

Married: Mr. D. LANE, to Miss M. DIVERS; Mr. G. COLEMAN to Miss S. A. YOUNG; all of Canterbury. Mr. G. BUCKLEY of Canterbury, to Miss S. REID, of Upper Grafton street, Fitzroy square. MM1820 Oct

Died at Canterbury: 49, Mr. W. BAYNES. In King's street, Mr. W. LUCKHURST; Mrs. LUCKHURST his mother. Miss CARTER. MM1820 Oct

 

"A Canterbury paper says, "A viper, measuring the extraordinary length of three feet and a half, on Tuesday last was taken alive in the vacinity of this city; and on its being killed, a toad of extraordinary size was take from its body, in a perfect state." The Annual Register 1820

 

October 9th, At Canterbury Cathedral, James B. Wildman, Esq. M.P. of Chilham Castle, to Mary Anne Lushington, daughter of S. R. Lushington, Esq. M.P. for that city, and grand-daughter of the rt. hon. Lord Harris. July - Dec 1820 The Asiatic Journal and Monthly Miscellany

 

"Alphabetical list of English Bankruptcies, announced between the 20th of January and the 20th of February, 1821, Extracted from the London Gazette - J. Bartram, Canterbury, Linen draper." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine

 

"Jan 1821 - Married at Canterbury,

Mr. J. Wood to Miss E. Barlett,

Mr. J. Hassinger to Miss C. Haywood,

Mr. Kelsey to Miss Jones." The New Monthly Magazine, 1821

"Jan 1821 - Marriages - Mr. J. Wood to Miss E. Bartlett; Mr. J. Hassinger to Miss C. Haywood, Mr. D. Shrubsole to Miss E. Denton; Mr. J. Hearnden to Miss S. Wellington; all of Canterbury. Mr. Lansell of Margaret to Miss Budd of Canterbury." The Monthly Magazine, 1821

"Jan - Died at Canterbury, Mr. W. Home, 74." The New Monthly Magazine, 1821

"Jan 1821 - Died at Canterbury, in Northgate Street, 74, Mr. W. Horn. 28, Mr. J. Goldfinch, deservedly regretted. 47, Mr. R. Fuller. 49, Mr. J. Haigh. 58, James Finch, esq. greatly lamented." The Monthly Magazine, 1821

"Feb - Married at Canterbury:

Mr. E. Knight to Miss A. Wood,

Mr. W. Sanger to Miss J. Hogben,

Mr. Greenstreet to Miss E. Goodwin,

Mr. Banks to Mrs. Johnson." The New Monthly Magazine, 1821

"Feb - Died at Canterbury, Mrs. Charles, Mr. A. Taylor." The New Monthly Magazine, 1821

"March - Married at Canterbury, Capt. W. Davis, to Miss H. Beale." The New Monthly Magazine, 1821

"March - Died at Canterbury, Mrs. A. Reade age 86, Mr. Chapman, Mrs. Pickworth age 76." The New Monthly Magazine, 1821

"Bankrupts from Feb 17 to March 17, 1821 inclusive - J. Bartram, Canterbury, Linen Draper (Jones, Sizelane)." The New Monthly Magazine, 1821

"April - On the 19th ult. the inhabitants of Faversham and its vicinity were thrown into the utmost consternation, in consequence of the explosion of four buildings of the powder manufactory at Oare, near Faversham (belonging to Mr. Hall, of Dartford); the shock of which was so great as not only to injure materially the remainder of the manufactory, but also to demolish a great part of the windows of the adjacent houses, particularly that of Mr. Ashenden. We regret to state, that three poor men fell victims to the dreadful accident, viz. Johnson, Read, and Hindes, each of them leaving a wife and family to lament their loss. A more destructive and awful catastrophe was never witnessed in the neighbourhood of Faversham, by the exploding of gunpowder, although so many accidents of the kind have before occurred. The last explosion at the above mills happened on the 3rd of October 1817, when three lives were lost." The New Monthly Magazine, 1821

"April - Married at Canterbury, Mr. Crute to Miss Archer

Mr. W. Austen to Miss Bradley

Mr. G. Fagg, to Miss T. Keeler

Mr. C. Briggs to Miss Roalfe

Mr. J. Minter to Mrs. Wilson." The New Monthly Magazine, 1821

"April - Died at Canterbury - Mr. R. Pettman, MR. Jno. Blackley, Mrs. Boulden, Mr. John Caddell age 97, Mr. T. Ellis, Mr. W. Willis age 92." The New Monthly Magazine, 1821

"May, Married at Canterbury - Mr. Knight to Miss E. A. Reader." The New Monthly Magazine, 1821

"June - Married at Canterbury - Mr. T. Staines to Miss J. Mann

Mr. J. Boorman to Miss E. Sutton." The New Monthly Magazine, 1821

"June - Died at Canterbury, Mr. W. Twynam age 79 (possibly should be W. Twyman*my notes), Mr. J. Worthy, Mr. E. Chandler, by lightning, the daughter of Mr. William Heanden age 13, Mrs. Austen." The New Monthly Magazine, 1821

"July - The total number of inhabitants in Canterbury and its suburbs is 14, 947." The New Monthly Magazine, 1821

"July - Married at Canterbury - G. Croasdill, esq. to Miss E. C. Kelly of Westgate." The New Monthly Magazine, 1821

*1873 Return of owners of land (Kent) - Stn. CLARK, Eastry (Mr. Clark has disposed of 107 acres 3r. 27 p. of this land to Mrs. E. C. Croasdill of Canterbury, the remainder of Mr. Clark's property in Kent, 5a. Or. 20p. is estimated at the annual value of £10 15s.)

"August - Married at Canterbury - Mr. C. Cordeaux to Miss C. Beake." The New Monthly Magazine, 1821

"August 1820- Married at Canterbury. Lieut. Doorne, R.N. to Mrs. Wetherelt, of Castle Street, both of Canterbury. Mr. T. Tilbee of Canterbury to Miss J. Pilcher of Nackington." The Monthly Magazine, 1821

"August 1820, Died at Canterbury, 68, Mr. W. Badcock. In Best Lane at an advanced age, Mr. P. Gambier. 79, Mr. R. White. In St. Dunstan's, 76, Mrs. Robertson." The Monthly Magazine, 1821

"August - Died at Canterbury - Mrs. Snelling, Mrs. Lashmoore, Mrs. Benefield age 89, Mrs. Greenstreet." The New Monthly Magazine, 1821

"Preferments - Rev. W. P. Jones, M.A. of Pembroke College, Oxford, to be Under Master of the King's School, Canterbury." The New Monthly Magazine, 1821

"Sept - Married at Canterbury - Mr. C. Gill to Miss S. Pope." The New Monthly Magazine, 1821

"Sept - Died at Canterbury - Miss Harwood, Miss S. Marsh." The New Monthly Magazine, 1821

"October - Births at Canterbury - Mrs. Curteis, of a daughter." The New Monthly Magazine, 1821

"October, Married at Canterbury. Mr. D. Lane to Miss M. Divers; Mr. G. Coleman to Miss S. A. Young; all of Canterbury. Mr. G. Buckley of Canterbury to Miss S. Reid of Upper Graton Street Fitzroy Square." The Monthly Magazine, 1821

"October 1820, died at Canterbury, 49, Mr. W. Baynes. In King Street, Mr. W. Luckhurst; Mrs. Luckhurst his mother. Miss Carter." The Monthly Magazine, 1821

"October - Died at Canterbury - S. Kingsford, esq age 71, Mrs. M. Arnold." The New Monthly Magazine, 1821

"November - Died at Canterbury - Mrs. E. Clarke, Mr. G.D. Tritton, Mrs. T. Hart, Mrs. Forbes, of Hartlip." The New Monthly Magazine, 1821

"November - Births at Canterbury - Mrs. Hodges, of a daughter. Mrs. McAndrew of a son." The New Monthly Magazine, 1821

"Died November 1820 at Canterbury, 44, Mr. S. Simmonds. 22, MR. S. Hardeman. At an advanced age, Mrs. Dawes. 58, Mrs. H. Lewis respected. 41, MR. J. Culling of Folkestone. 23, Miss M. E. Deans, of the Elms near Dover." The Monthly Magazine, 1821

"November - Married at Canterbury - Mr. J. Clay, to Miss E. Baker

Mr. G. Heard to Miss O. Horton

Mr. H. Davison to Miss S. Crowter

Mr. W. Cock to Miss A. Guildford." The New Monthly Magazine, 1821

"December - Married at Canterbury - Mr. Filmer to Miss A. Taylor

Mr. W. Stone to Miss Hayward." The New Monthly Magazine, 1821

"December - Deaths at Canterbury - Mrs. E. Mead, Mr. H. Pratt, Mrs. Foord age 77, Mrs. F. Davies age 74, Mrs. Pearson age 77, Mrs. Powell." The New Monthly Magazine, 1821

Bankruptcies - announced between the 20th of October and the 20th of Nov. 1820 - T. C. Appleby, Canterbury, Stay Maker. (Bennet - Solicitor) The Monthly Magazine

 

"Marriages, December 1820 - Mr. W. Dan of Rye to Miss E. Forster of Canterbury. J. Simmons esq to Miss Boorman both of Laberhurst." The Monthly Magazine

"Died at Canterbury, December 1820 - Miss M. Austin late of the Cresent, Margate. Miss E. Plummer. Mrs. F. Barrows. 23, Mrs. Reuben. 77, Mrs. M. Philpot. In St. Dunstans, 31, Mr. J. Roffway, Junior of Margate, much and justly respected. Mr. Tarleton. In Dover street, Mrs. Dean. 49, Mrs. S. Humphreyson." The Monthly Magazine, 1821

 

"Marriage at Canterbury, according to the Jewish ceremony, Mr. J. Jacobs, to Miss E. Barnard, both of Palace Street" The General Weekly register of news... 1822

"Marriage at Canterbury, Mr. J. Weakley ?, Cordwainer, to Miss Gray, both of that city" The General Weekly register of news... 1822

"Marriage of Mr. Churchill, to Miss Culling ?, of St. Lawrence near that city." The General Weekly register of news... 1822

"Deaths at Canterbury, Elizabeth, wife of Mr. Thomas Sacket Halsey, on of the lay clerks of that Cathedral, aged 49." The General Weekly register of news... 1822

 

"Marriage, July 1, Harry William Carter, esq. M.D. and F.R.S.E. of Canterbury to Louisa, daughter of Rev. H. Plumptre, LL.B. Rector of Claypole, near Newark." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1822

 

"Married, the Rev. Thomas Harrison, of Denne Hill, near Canterbury, to Jemima Elizabeth, only daughter of the late Champion Branfell, esq., of Upminster Hall, Essex." The Christian Remembrancer 1822

 

"Death, January 7th, at Hunton, aged 17, the eldest daughter of Rev. Robert Moore, Prebendary of Canterbury." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1823

"Death, December 25th, aged 56, Mr. Robert Naylor, of the Classical Academy, College Green, Bristol, and formerly of Lincoln College, Oxford. He was son of Rev. Christopher Naylor, for many years Head-master of King's College, Canterbury." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1823

"Ready for publication... Mr. Britton's "History and Antiquities of Canterbury Cathedral," in one vol. 4to is just published. It contains 26 Engravings, with history and description of the Building, account of the Monuments, anecdotes of the Archbishops, &c." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1823 *at the end of the volume are a catalogue of books and prints relating to Canterbury Cathedral, and of memoirs and engraved portraits of the Archbishops and Deans; a chronological list of Archbishops, Priors of Christchurch, and The Deans of Canterbury, their successors; and a chronological table of the ages and styles of different parts of the Cathedral and adjacent edifices. There is also an Index, a convenient appendage of which no work of research should be destitute.

 

"Death, May 11, at Canterbury, very advanced, the relict of late Noah Bolaine, esq. and sister to Edward Farnham, esq. of Quorndon, co. Leic. and of the late Countess of Denbigh." GM1823

1823 - Marriages - Mr. W. H. Vidgen, to Miss S. Croft; Mr. J. Hartley to Miss M. Gorley; Mr. J. Tomsett to Miss Green; Mr. W. Dombrain to Miss Sequin; all of Canterbury. Mr. James Dixon, of Margate to Miss F. Tucker of Canterbury. Mr. J. Dolby, of Margate to Mrs. E. Hambrook, of King's Street, Canterbury. MM1823

1823 - Deaths, 62, Mr. Charles Knell. MM1823

"January 5. At this residence in the Precincts, Canterbury, and in his 74th year, the Rev. James Ford. This highly respectable divine was a native of hte county of Gloucester, and received the early part of his education at the College School in that city, from whence he was removed to Magdalen College, Oxford, where he proceeded to the degree of B.A. in 1772. In 1774 he was ordained a Deacon by Dr. Louth, the then Bishop of Oxford; and in 1776, a Priest, by Dr. Egerton, Bishop of Durham. In 1775 he was elected a Minor Canon of the Collegiate Church of Durham, and which he resigned in 1777, on his appointment to the same situation in the Cathedral Church of Christ, Canterbury; and in the same year was presented by the Dean and Chapter to the Rectories of St. George the Martyr and of St. Mary Magdalene, in that city. He married Dorothy, the thrid daughter of William Spearman, of Durham, esq. of a very antient and highly respectable family in that county (an account of which, together with their several pedigrees, is inserted in Surtees's elaborate History of that County), and by whom he has left issue four sons and two daughters. After a conscientious discharge of the respective duties of his situation for the long period of forty-seven years, he departed this life on the 5th and was interred in the cloisters of Canterbury Cathedral." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1824

 

1824 NMM

April - Marriage at Canterbury, Mr. ADAMS to Miss M. LINTON. Mr. T. ALLEN to Miss S. WILMSHURST

Died at Canterbury, Mrs. STAINES

Nov Married at Canterbury, Mr. G. BURGESS to Miss M. A. WEBB

Nov Died at Canterbury, Mrs. SOLOMON

May - In addition to the improvements lately made and making in Canterbury, the liberal and enlightened mind will rejoice to learn, that it is in contemplation, with the members of the Historical Society, to erect a commodious Lecture Room, and to form a public Library and Museum of Natural History, and thus render an institution formed for hte cultivation of useful knowledge, not only of the greatest public utility, but an ornament to the city.

Died at Canterbury, Mr. W. TAYLOR, T. FLINT, esq. 78, Mrs. RUFF, Mrs. M. PRESTON, 89, Mrs. STEPHENS.

Aug - Married at Canterbury - Mr. SYMONS to Miss S. RECKES

Died at Canterbury - Mr. C. A. GAVROIS, 87, Mrs. ADAMS

June - Married at Canterbury - Mr. J. PRINGNER to Miss R. PHILPOT. Mr. E. GODFREY to Miss A RADCLIFFE. Mr. J. SWINNOCK to Miss G. ROALFE.

Died at Canterbury, Miss A. BANE, Mrs. FOOT, Mrs. A. COUCHMAN, Mrs. FELLOWS. MR. VINCER, Mr. F. WOOD

March - Married at Canterbury, Mr. T. BURTON to Miss SKINNER

Died at Canterbury - Mrs. FIELD

July - Married at Canterbury - Mr. T. JARMAN to Miss S. BISHOP. Mr. S. WHITE to Miss CLARKE.

Died at Canterbury, Mrs. CULLEN, Mrs. S. RYE, Mr. C. PLANK

Sept - Married at Canterbury, J. W. T. FOGG, esq., to Miss F. CARTER.

Died at Canterbury, Mrs. E. BLECHYNDEN, Mrs. PLOMER, Mrs. SALMON, Mr. J. HAWKES, MR. C. BLACKMAN

Married at Canterbury, Mr. KIRTH to Miss PARDON. C. LITTLEHALES, esql, to Miss A CARTER. G. HAMMOND, esq. to Miss M. A. BURNBY.

Died at Canterbury, Mr. DEAN, Mrs. CLARIS, Miss GREAVES, R. HALFORD, esq.

Bankrupts from Nov 18 to Dec 16, 1823 inclusive

B. BAINES, Canterbury, bookseller &c. (Smith and Weir, Austin Friars, solicitor)

Canterbury Philosophical Society - Last month Mr. W. Masters, of that city, delivered the first of a course of lectures on Botany and Vegetable Physiology. The lectures were ably delivered, and illustrated with several beautiful specimens. The company, which was numerous and respectable, was highly gratified.

Feb, Married at Canterbury - Mr. W. HOULTS to Miss H. BAYNES. Mr. BENNET to Miss M AUSTEN.

Died at Canterbury, Mr. G. ANDREWS, Mrs. DIX, The Rev. J. FORD.

 

 

"Married at Canterbury - Mr. A. Kennedy to Miss S. A. Minter

S. E. Pierce, esq. of Tonbridge, to Miss A. Beeching

Died at Canterbury - Mrs. Jeudwine (Oct)

Mr. R. BAX

Mr. R. B. SMELLIE

Mrs. WEST"

The New Monthly Magazine 1824 vol XII

 

Bankrupts list from Sat Dec 28, 1824 - Tuesday, Jan 25, 1825

C. CHAMBERS formerly of Canterbury, but now or late of Southampton row, Russell square mercer and haberdasher (Cooke and Wright, Lincolns inn fields)

T. T. De Lasaux, of Canterbury, porter, ale and cider merchant (Howard, Cook's court, Lincoln's inn)

 

Bankrupts May to June 1825

H. A. HOPE of Mark lane and Canterbury, Kent, dealer (Faithfull, No. 24, Birchin lane)

 

Deaths June 2, at the rectory house, Piccadilly, in the 76th year of his age, Gerard Andrewes, D.D. Dean of Canterbury, and Rector of St. James', Westminster

 

"Death, November 26, at Canterbury, aged 69, Richard Halford, senior, esq. Alderman, and 30 years Chamberlain of that city." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1824

"Death, lately. at Canterbury, Polydore-Bridges, youngest son of Rev. T. A. Methuen, Rector of All Cannings, Wilts." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1824

 

April 28, 1825 - Birth at Canterbury, the hon. Mrs. J. Boscawen, a daughter.. Annual Register 1825

December 1, 1825. Birth at Canterbury, the lady of Arthur Davies, Esq. 1st Dragoon Guards, a Son. Annual Register 1825

February, Death of Arthur Skeene Loftie, Esq. Late of Canterbury, in the 78th Year of his age. Annual Register 1825

Death, June 2nd, At the Rectory house, Piccadilly, in the 76th year of his age, Gerrard Andrewes, D.D. dean of Canterbury and rector of St. James's Westminster. This distinguished divine was born at Leicester, April 3, 1750, and was the son of the Rev. Gerrard Andrewes, vicar of Syston and of St. Nicholas Leicester, and master of the free grammar school in that town...... Annual Register 1825

Death, June 2 at the Rectory House, Picadilly in the 76th year of his age, Gerrard Andrewes, D.D. dean of Canterbury, and rector of St. James Westminster. This distinguished divine was born at Leicester, April 3, 1750, and was the son of the Rev. Gerrard Andrewes, var of Syston and of St. Nicholas Leicester, and master of the free grammar school in that town. HIs mother was Isabella, daughter of John Ludlam, esq. of Leicester, whose uncle, Sir George Ludlam, was chamberlain of London from 1718 to 1727....... Annual Register 1825

 

Death Kent - Feb. 14 (1825) The wife of Rev. Jas. Croft. Preb. of Canterbury, and daughter of the Archbishop of that Province. GM1825

 

"Thursday, May 20, 1824, Bankrupts' Names - John Eives, Ironmonger, Canterbury, Kent." The Law Advertiser

 

December 3, 1825, At Canterbury, the Lady of Major Wallace, the King's Dragoon Guards, a son

 

Clxxviii. An Act for enabling the commissioners of the pavement of the city of Canterbury to improve and alter the line of certain streets called Palace street, the Borough of Staplegate, and Northgate street from the entrance into the archbishop's palace in Palace Street to Cold Harbour Lane in Northgate street aforesaid, within the said city of Canterbury, and the county of the same city, and the county of Kent. AR 1825

 

Died at St. George's Place, Canterbury, 62, Richard Mount, esq. - The Monthly Magazine 1826 pg. 460 *subscribed 1790 to "A Full Inquiry into the Subject of Suicide: To which are added (as being closely connected with the subject) two treatises on duelling and gaming by Charles Moore" - *Deaths, 1832 At Canterbury, Mrs. Mount, relict of the late Richard Mount, Esq.

**Creditors under 22 & 23 Vict. c. 35. Richard M. Mount, formerly of Canterbury, late of Wingham House, Wingham, Kent, solicitor. Oct. ...Son, and Coward, solicitors, Mincing lane, London - The Law Times, Sept 21, 1878

 

Bankruptcy, G. Croasdill, Holy Cross Westgate, Canterbury, Maltster (Plummer and Sons, Canterbury; Nethersoles and Barron, Essex street, Strand). - The Monthly Magazine 1826 pg. 679

 

Deaths, October 13th, At Canterbury, Lieut. Gen. Bentham, of the Royal Artillery, aged 65.

1826 The Asiatic Journal and Monthly Miscellany

 

Death at Canterbury, Lieutenant Colonel John JAMES, of the Royal Marines

Died on Monday, at Canterbury, suddenly, after eating a hearty breakfast, Mr. Dilot Wildish of the King's Head Inn

Bankrupts - I? FISHER, Canterbury, Brazier (Gatty, Angel court, Thregmorton street)

Bankrupts, Friday, Nov. 5 - F. HACKER, Canterbury, brick-maker (Hard and Johnson, Temple)

Married at Canterbury, Mr. S. S. VALLOTTON, youngest son of S. S. Vallotton, Esq. of Grove House, Old Brompton, to Margaret, third daughter of the late John POPE, Esq. of Canterbury.

Bankrupt, Tuesday, April 25th, T. JENNINGS, Canterbury, builder. (Bower, Chancery Lane)

The Examiner vol 9

 

Passengers from India

Per Toward Castle, from New South Wales....Maj. Marley, 3d Regiment Buffs; Capt. Jones, late of the Pocklington; Mr. Edward Wills; Dr. Linton, R.N.

1826 The Asiatic Journal and Monthly Miscellany

 

Bankruptcy, F. Hacker, Canterbury, brick-maker (Hurd and Co., Temple) - The Monthly Magazine 1826 pg. 679

 

1826 Poll for two barons to serve in Parliament

William ANDERSON, Fishseller, Canterbury

William SYMONS, Butcher, Canterbury

 

Caution to Waggoners. - E. Yeomans, a waggoner, in the employ of Mr. Mason, a brewer in Canterbury, was lately convicted in the mitigated penalty of 5s. and costs, for not having chained a dog to a dray which he was driving on the Whitstable road. The public perhaps are not aware of the following clause in the general Turnpike Act. 4th Geo. IV. chap. 95: "That if any person having the care of any waggon or other carriage to convey goods for hire, reward, or sale, on any turnpike road, shall not chain or fasten any dog that may be attending him on such road to such waggon or other carriage, every person so offending shall forfeit any sum not exceeding 20s." - The Imperial Magazine 1827

 

February 18. At Gunnersbury House, Middlesex (the seat of his uncle, major Morison), aged 24, capt. Geo. Nixon Ramsay, 6th Enniskillen reg. drag. only son of major-gen. Ramsay, of the White Friars, Canterbury. Annual Register 1827

 

"Deaths, Sept 1, 1828. At Ramsgate, in his 74th year, James Tillard, esq. of Street End, near Canterbury." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1828

 

"Birth, November 11, 1828. At Hastingleigh Rectory, near Canterbury, the wife of the Rev. A.H. Dushie, a son." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1828

 

Bankrupts - W. SOUTHEE, Canterbury, Grocer - Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 1828

 

Marriages 1828 - At Canterbury, Kent, J. A. R. Jones, second son of J. R. Jones, of Brussels, coach builder, to Isabella Nicholls, only daughter of the late S. Nicholls, Esq., of Calcutta.

1828 The Asiatic Journal and Monthly Miscellany

 

"Marriage July 29, at Canterbury, the Rev. G. Oakes Miller, Rector of Milton, in Northamptonshire, to Jane Starr, third dau. of Thomas Starr, esq." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1830

"Births, Sept. 19, in the Precincts, Canterbury, the wife of the Rev. W. S. Harris Braham, a daughter." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1830

 

List of Bankrupts - Dividends 1830 - E. BOYS, Junior, Canterbury, Spirit Dealer, May 21 & J. H. LEACH, Canterbury, Draper. April 27

 

"Some tumultuous proceedings have recently taken place throughout the county of Kent, arising from the outrageous conduct of agricultural mobs of the lower classes going about demolishing the threshing machines of the farmers. A body of men, amounting to upwards of 200 in number, lately assembled at the respective residences of Sir Henry Oxenden, Sir Henry Tucker Montresor, Mr. Kelcey, Mr. Holtum, and Mr. Sankey, farmers, and violently broke into their barns, where they destroyed the thrashing-machines they found in them respectively. At the adjouned meeting of the magistrates and other gentlemen of East Kent, held on the 12th of Oct. at Canterbury, the High Sheriff in the chair, it was resolved to offer a reward of 500l. for the discovery of these incendiaries. The Lords of the Treasury have also offered a reward of 100l. for the discovery and apprehension of the offenders who set fire to and burnt the barns and cornstacks belonging to the Rev. Mr. Price, of Lyminge, on the night of 5th Oct." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1830

...The different parishes communicate by beacon fires, and there seems a regular though secret head throughout the country. Threatening letters, signed "Swing," do not always precede the conflagrations. Machinery is almost wholly discontinued, and tithes generally lowered, but there is little return to peace and regularity. Dragoons are stationed in different parts of the country, who have interfered with good effect in meetings where tumult was threatened. Nightly patrols are established, and a day-watch set, but still no discovery has been made of the incendiaries, no stop put to the dangerous musters of men. A most respectable meeting of the men of Kent was held at Canterbury o the 6th, when it was resolved that the persons present would co-operate with the magistrates, land holders, and tenantry, in resisting outrages, alleviating distress, and restoring the independence of the peasantry.

A Royal proclamation, dated Nov. 23, offers to informers a reward of 50l. for every person convicted as authors or perpetrators of the outrages, and 500l. for the conviction of an incendiary. The counties of Wilts, Kent, Sussex, Surrey, Hants, and Berks, are alone mentioned; but the mischief is spreading, particularly in Huntingdon and Cambridge shires.

 

1831, subscribers to A Topographical Dictionary of England

 

"Marriage, June 28th, 1832, at Canterbury, John C. Sicklemore, Esq. Lieut. R.N. to Sarah, eldest dau. of W. Hyder, esq. of Court Lees, Kent." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1832

 

"Died September 4th, at Canterbury, aged 81, Elizabeth Catherine Gregory, relict of Daniel Gregory, esq." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1833

"Death, October 13, at Canterbury, Mary, widow of the Rev. W. Chafy, Rector of Swalecliffe and Vicar of Sterry, Kent; and mother of the Rev. Dr. Chafy, Master of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1833

 

Oct 29, 1833 - Bankrupts, J. Kingsford, Canterbury, Miller NMM (Oct 29 to Nov 26)

1833 Bankrupts Aug 20 - H. R. EYLES, Canterbury, Hatter

 

"Died - Lately, at an advanced age, Charlotte, relict of the Rev. John Loftie, formerly Vicar of St. Dunstan's, Canterbury." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1834

"Death, May 25th, At her son's house at Wingham, on the eve of her 82nd birthday, Mrs. Miller of Canterbury, widow of Mr. L. Miller; mother of eight sons, of whom General Miller, of the Peruvian service is the youngest. Another son is the historian of his brother's actions.." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1834

"Monmouth - Death, Sept 13, at Chepstow, Amelia, widow of Charles James Swann, esq. of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister-at-Law, third dau. of the late Rev. Allen Fielding, Vicar of St. Stephen's, Canterbury." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1834

 

"List of the new house of Commons, to meet Feb 19, 1835 - Canterbury - *Lord A. Conyngham, *F. Villiers.." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1835 *Those marked with * were not in the late Parliament

 

"Death, September 1, at Canterbury, Ensign Macgregor, 46th foot." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1835

"Lately, at Oatenhill, near Canterbury, aged 75, R. L. Barton, esq." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1835

"At Canterbury, aged 72, Major General George Ramsay, Co. Commandant of the 4th Battalion of the Royal Artillery. He was appointed 2d Lieut. 1780, First Lieut. 1785, Capt. Lieut. 1794, Capt. 1798, Major 1805, Lieut. Co. 1806, Colonel 1814, Major General 1821, and Colonel Commandant 1832, on the death of the late General Cuppage." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1835

Died August 1 - At Canterbury, in his 73d year, Lieut. Col. R. Gordon, of the Hon. East India Coompany's Service, for 22 years Adjutant General on the Bombay Establishment. GM 1835

 

The Metropolitan (Bankrupts from November 22 to December 16, 1836 inclusive) C. FEA, Canterbury, Woolstapler

"Among the late judges in our courts of law, there are few whose names are better known than Lord Tenterden. No man who ever sat on the bench was more respected, and no man ever better deserved the respect with which he was universally regarded. His lordship rose to the distinction of Lord Chief Justice of the King's Bench, from the humblest origin. He was the son of a barber, of the name of Abbott, in Canterbury, at the free grammar school of which place he received his education. He was induced to select the law a as a profession in consequence of the advice of the late Mr. Justice Buller, to whose son he had been for some time a tutor."

"January 29. At Dorchester, aged 90, Mrs. L. W. Somner, only surviving child of the Rev. W. Somner, M.A., who died Rector of Okeford Fitzpaine, Dorset, in 1749, and who was grandson of the celebrated antiquary and scholar, Wm. Somner, of Canterbury." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1837

 

"February 5th, At his residence in Canterbury, aged 80, John Sicklemore, esq. of Wetheringsett, Suffolk, whose family represented that county, and the Borough of Ipswich, in the Parliament of 1654, &c." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1837 / The Annual Register

 

Patents 1837, John ELVEY, of the City of Canterbury, Kent, Millwright, for improvemnts in paddle wheels- Annual Register

 

1837 The Law Journal - April 21 - Gazette March 31 - John JENNINGS of Canterbury, Hotel Keeper - William PETT of Bridge, near Canterbury, Carpenter

1837 The Law Journal - Feb 1837 - Charles FEA, of Canterbury, Woolstapler - March 14 - Gazette, Feb 21

1837 The Law Journal - 1836 - Charles FEA, now or late of Canterbury, Kent, Woolstapler

1837 The Law Journal - 1833 John KINGSFORD of Barton, in St. Mary, Northgate, Canterbury, Miller; for div. (Dividends, Gazette, March 3) date of fiat 1833

1837 The Law Journal - Sampson KINGSFORD, of Sherry, Kent, Miller; second div.

1837 The Law Journal - William KINGSFORD, (ren. fiat) of Buckland near Dover, Kent, Paper manufacturer and miller, for div.

1837 The Law Journal - 1836 Andrew PLANK and John PLANK of Canterbury, woolstapler, final joint and sep. div.

1837 The Law Journal - Henry HAYWARD, of the city of Canterbury, coach maker, d.e. Sols. Robins, Furnival's Inn and Wilkinson, Canterbury. Fiat. July 25

 

Deaths March 10, 1837, At his seat, Denne Hill, near Canterbury, general Sir Henry Tucker Montressor, K.C.B. and G.C.H. col. of the 11th Foot. Annual Register 1837

 

"Death - Lately, at Canterbury, aged 52, Robert Chisholm, esq. M.D." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1838

"Death, July 19th, at Canterbury, aged 74, Mrs. Carter, Relict of Dr. Carter." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1838

"Oct 11, death in London-st. Fitzroy-sq. aged 75, William Cantis, esq. late of Old-park near Canterbury." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1838

 

"Death, Feb 4, at Park Hill, near Totnes, aged 46, George Carter, esq. second son of the late William Carter, esq. M.D. of Canterbury." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1842

"Death at Canterbury, aged 87, Mary, relict of Capt. G. H. Cadman, R.N." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1842 (Mary Cadman)

"Death, March 12, 1842, At Longport, Canterbury, aged 89, 14 days after the decease of his late wife Rebecca, William Sharpe, esq., M.R.C.S. L. , formerly of Hoxton." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1842

"Clergy Deceased, Jan 17. At Canterbury, aged 68, the Rev. Archibald Colin Campbell. He was of Trinity Hall, Cambridge, B.A. 1795, as 4th Junior Optime; M.A. 1798." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1842

*Death at Canterbury, aged 88, Mrs. Hannah Campbell, sister of the late Rev. Archibald Colin Campbell of Watling Street" The Gentlemen's Magazine 1854

"Death, April 22, John Villiers Jacob, esq., of Canterbury." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1842 *of St. Mary Bredin, Oaten Hill, Independent, born in Ireland

 

"Death, March 14, 1843, At Higham, near Canterbury, the wife of the Rev. Charles Hughes Hallett."

 

"death Nov 27th, Mary, widow of Sir S. Egerton Brydges, Bart., of Denton court near Canterbury. She was his second wife, and daughter of the Rev. William Robinson. Rector of Burfield, Berks, brother to Matthew second Loard Rokeby; she was married to Sir Egerton Brydges in 1796, and had issue five sons and four daughters." Annual Register 1844

 

"Marriages 27th, At Canterbury, Thomas Baker, esq. surgeon, of Steeple Langford, Wiltshire, to Sophia Jane Southey, youngest daughter of the late Captain Thomas Southey, R.N., and niece to the late Poet Laureate, Dr. Southey." The Gentlemen's Magazine Jan to June 1844 *her sister was Sarah Southey and mother Margaret (none of them born in Kent), living in Green Court (Archbishops Palace) around 1840

"Died March 23, at Canterbury aged 70, Bentley McLeod, esq. formerly of Stockwell." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1844

"Died April 8th, at Ventnor, I.W. (Isle of Wight) aged 50, Mr. Charles Dix, third son of the late Rev. Joshua Dix, of Canterbury." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1844

"Birth, April 15, at Canterbury, the wife of Lieut. Col. Hankey, King's Dragoon Guards, a son." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1844

"Died, April 15 at Canterbury, Caroline Maria Hankey wife of Lieut. Col. Hankey, King's Dragoon Guards, and daughter of A. W. Robarts Esq." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1844

 

Death February 5th, at Canterbury, Emily Frances WALLACE, second daughter of the Rev. George WALLACE. GM 1844

1845, Declarations of Insolvency - Thomas FRIEND, Canterbury, Kent, Cabinet Maker. The Jurist vol 8

Insolvent Debtos. Filmer Hume MINTER, Canterbury, butcher, Dec 11 at 1. court of bankruptcy, London. William Honywood MINTER, CAnterbury, butcher. The Jurist vol 8

Declarations of Insolvency, S. GUDGEN, Canterbury, Kent, gun maker. The Jurist vol 8

Court House, Canterbury, Kent, Nov 16 at 10. John MUNDAY, Canterbury, Labourer. The Jurist vol 8

Flat Annulled. John C. WHITE, Canterbury, kent, draper. The Jurist vol 8

Meetings, Thomas MARSH, Canterbury, miller, Jan. 17 at 12, Court of Bankruptcy London. The Jurist vol 8... Thomas MARSH, Canterbury, miller, dealer and chapman

1844 Meetings, Thomas HANCOCK, Canterbury, coachsmith, March 28 at 1, Court of Bankruptcy, London, and ac. The Jurist vol 8

Declaration of Insolvency, Isaac PAGE, Canterbury, painter. The Jurist vol 8

James MOUNT, tavern keeper, Dec 24 at half past 11. Court of Bankruptcy London. The Jurist vol 8

Tuesday, March 26. Bankrupts. William Golightly KELSON, Canterbury, Kent, builder, April 23 at half past 11, and May 14 at 11, Cour of Bankruptcy, London. The Jurist vol 8

Insolvent Debtors, William BRADLEY, Canterbury, inspector of police, Dec 17 at 12, Court of Bankruptcy, London. The Jurist vol 8

John Cooper WHITE, Canterbury, Kent, Draper, dealer and chapman, Dec 11 and Jan 7 at half past 11, Court of Bankruptcy, London. The Jurist vol 8

Michael WRAKE, the younger, Canterbury, bricklayer, Oct. 28 at 1, court of bankruptcy London. The Jurist vol 8

Michael WRAKE, jun. Canterbury, bricklayer and builder, and dealer in coals, Aug 8 at 2 and Sept. 9 at 11, 2, Court of Bankruptcy London. The Jurist vol 8

Court House Canterbury, Kent, July 5 at 10. Albert PRETT, St. George the Martyr, Canterbury, labourer. The Jurist vol 8

Declarations of Insolvency, George BOORMAN, St. Mildred, Canterbury, Baker. The Jurist vol 8

Meetings, William G. KELSON, Canterbury, Kent, Builder, No. 1 at 1, Court of Bankruptcy, London, and. ac.. The Jurist vol 8

Court House Canterbury (city), Nov. 10 at 10. Stephen Lyntott PALMER, Canterbury, teacher of music. The Jurist vol 8

Stephen L. PALMER, Canterbury, professor of music, in the Gaol of Canterbury. The Jurist vol 8

Sept 27, 1845... Insolvent Debtors - William WOOD, St. Alphage, Canterbury, law stationer, Oct. 6th at 1, court of bankruptcy London. The Jurist vol 8

Henry JONES, Canterbury, victualler, Dec 13 at half past 12, Court of Bankruptcy London. The Jurist vol 8

Richard COMBER, Canterbury, ginger beer manufacturer, Dec. 4 at 11 2, Court of Bankruptcy London. The Jurist vol 8

January 1846 Partnership dissolved - Robert SANKEY and William SLADDEN, Canterbury, attornies and solicitors. The Jurist vol 8

George HOBDAY, Canterbury, plumber, Nov. 27 at 12, Court of Bankruptcy London. The Jurist vol 8

Master in Chancery. The Lord Chancellor has appointed Robert George CHIPPERFIELD, of Canterbury, Gent. to be a Master Extraordinary in the high Court of Chancery. The Jurist vol 8

"May 15, 1845, At Oaten-hill, Canterbury, aged 11, William Charles Fielding, third son of the Rev. Henry Fielding." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1845

"Marriage, October 30, 1845, At Brighton, John Hollams, esq. of Mincing-lane, to Rice, third daughter of the late Rev. E. M. Allfree, Rector of St. Andrew with St. Mary Bredman, Canterbury, and Vicar of Shorne, Kent." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1845

"Death, November 8, 1845, at Canterbury, Grace, widow of Rear Adm. Joshua Sydney Horton. Her maiden name was Treacher, and she was married first to Henry Whorwood, esq. Adm. Horton died 1835, leaving two sons and a daughter." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1845

"Marriage lately, at Canterbury, the Rev. Hugh Willoughby Jermyn, B.A. to Ellen, eldest dau. of Edward Scudamore, esq. M.D. Canterbury. The Gentlemen's Magazine 1845

1813 - death at Canterbury, 72, Edward SCUDAMORE, esq. many years an eminent surgeon. MM vol 36

"January 25th, 1845, death at Canterbury, Elizabeth, relict of the Rev. W. P. Warburton, Vicar of Lydd. The Gentlemen's Magazine 1845

"Death January 28th, at Ringwould rectory, aged 80, Sarah Monins, relict of John Monins, esq., of the Archbishop's Palace, Canterbury." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1845

The Law Journal - Date of Fiat 1845 - Michael WRAKE, the younger of Canterbury, bricklayer and builder and dealer in coals; div.

 

"Death, February 10, In London, Alfred Scudamore, third son of Dr. Edward Scudamore, Bridge Street, Canterbury." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1846

"Death April 4th, At Canterbury, aged 75, Mr. John Busher, formerly Clerk of her Majesty's Works, Windsor." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1846

"July 9, 1846, death - At Abingdon-house, Kensington, Katharine, wife of George Keen, esq. formerly of Canterbury." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1846

"July 7, 1846, death - Aged 28, William Pemell, esq. of the Middle Temple, eldest son of Peter Pemell, esq. Canterbury." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1846

"May 9, 1846, death - At the Black Friars, Canterbury, aged 84. R. Frend, esq." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1846

"Charles Sandys, esq. of Canterbury was duly elected a Fellow of the Society." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1846

*Critical Dissertation on Professor Willis's "Architectural History of Canterbury Cathedral." By C. Sandys, of Canterbury. 8vo. 2s 6d.

"Written in no quarrelsome or captious spirit; the highest compliment is paid to Professor Willis, where it is due. But the author has made out a clear case, in some very important instances, of inaccuracies that have led the learned Professor into the construction of serious errors throughout. It may be considered as an indispensable companion to his volume, containing a great deal of extra information of a very curious kind." Art-Union

 

"Death lately (June/July), At Canterbury, aged 73, Miss Affra Rouse Elsted, formerly of Romney." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1846

"Death, August 9th, At Canterbury, Sarah, widow of Capt. R. Russell, formerly of the 18th Hussars, and subsequently Adj. of the East Kent Yeomanry Cavalry." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1846

"Notts. - Oct 1. At Normanton on the Wolds, aged 60, Charles Edmund Goodall, esq. formerly of Canterbury." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1846

"Birth, August 17th, At Canterbury, the wife of Lieut. Col. Stopford, C.B. 40th Regiment, a daughter." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1846

The Law Journal 1846, Gazette, Friday April 17 - Edward SANKEY, of the city of Canterbury, surgeon and apothecary. Official assignee, Graham. Sols. Richardson & Co. Bedford row. Fiat, April 14. Pet. Cr. Robert Sankey, of Canterbury, Gentleman.

Willoughby Marshall SMITHSON, of St. George's Fields, in the parish of St. Paul, near and without the walls of the city of Canterbury, printer and publisher, dealer in railway shares, d. c. - Official assignee, Johnson. - Sol. Lewis, Warwich Court Gray's Inn. Fiat, June 2, Bankrupts own petition. Gazette, Friday, June 5, Bankrupts. The Law Journal 1846

William Marshall SMITHSON, of St. George's Fields, in St. Paul near Canterbury, printer and publisher and dealer in realiway shares, div. 1846 (Dividends) The Law Journal 1846

Certificates to be allowed Nov 6. Willoughby Marshall Smithson of Canterbury, printer.

Robert Stone of Petham in the county of Kent, grocer. Official assignee, Grahm. Sols. Kirk, Symond's Inn, and Chipperfield, Canterbury. Fiat, NOv. 17. Pet. Cr. Frederick Freeman COBB of the Buttermarket, Canterbury, Grocer. The Law Journal 1846

 

"Death, at Canterbury, Georgiana Mary, wife of Major Randolph, 57th Regt." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1847

"Death, January 18, In the Black Friars, Canterbury aged 88, Mrs. Baker." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1847

"Death, February 28th, at Canterbury, in his 57th year, Lieut. Colonel Sir George Gipps, of the Royal Engineers, late Governor of New South Wales." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1847 *an entire write-up page 425

"February 25th, death at Canterbury, aged 77, Elizabeth Hester Simmonds, widow of S. Hambrook, esq. of Chartham Hatch, and eldest daughter of S. J. Sankey, esq. formerly of Denstead of Poldhurst Farms, in the parish of Harbledown." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1847

"April 25th, death at Canterbury, aged 76, Mrs. H. A. Spencer, widow of the Rev. Mr. Spencer, Minor Canon of Canterbury." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1847

"April 26th, death at Canterbury, aged 70, Capt. William Williams, Paymaster of the 16th Lancers. He had not been long returned home from India, where he had been 25 out of the long period of 52 years service." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1847

18th May, Marriage at Canterbury, Captain H. B. J. Wynyard, to Anne, youngest daughther of the Rev. J. Townley, Vicar of Steeple Bumpsted, Essex. The Gentlemen's Magazine 1847

Death, July 1, at St. Stephen's, Canterbury, aged about 84, Richard Marsh, esq. brother to Dr. Herbert Marsh, late Bishop of Peterborough. He was formerly a stationer in Fleet street, and served the office of Master of the Stationer's Company in 1826, and was the senior member of the Court of Assistants. He married a daughter of the late Charles Fourdrinier, esq. of St. Mary Cray, Kent, who is left his widow." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1847

 

Marriage, November 2nd. At Richmond, Surrey, Sampson Burleigh, youngest son of the late R. Burleigh, esq. Sible Hedingham, Essex, to Arabella Simmons, eldest daughter of the late J. Simmons, esq. of Canterbury. The Gentlemen's Magazine 1847

 

Death, August. DERBY. A few days since, at Little Eaton, aged 39, Elizabeth, only surviving daughter of C. Abbot, esq., and niece of W. Abbot, esq. of Canterbury." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1847

 

Death, July 10th, at Maidstone, aged 70, Elizabeth Ann Philpot, wife of Mr. William Philpot, formerly of Canterbury, and daughter of the late William Sumpter, esq. Ordnance Storekeeper at Faversham and Plymouth Dock." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1847

 

Marriage, September 17th, 1846, at Canterbury, H. W. Miall, Esq., of Birkenhead, to Laura Brent, daughter of John Brent, Esq., magistrate and alderman of that city. - The Christian Reformer, or, Unitarian Magazine and Review

 

"April 1848 - In St. Dunstan's Canterbury, aged 72, Mrs. Elizabeth Scott, widow of Thomas Scott, Captain in the 70th Regiment, and brother of the late Sir Walter Scott, of Abbotsford." The Annual Register 1848

"May 25th, At Dover, aged 85, Barbara De Jonchere, sister of the late Sir E. Hales, Bart. of Hales Place, near Canterbury Her husband was a French Officer." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1848

"Death, June 15th, at Canterbury, aged 80, Mrs. Parnell, relict of John Parnell, esq. and only surviving daughter of the late Charles Fagg esq. M.D." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1848

"Death, July 8th, at Canterbury, Thomas White, esq. Assistant Commissary Gen." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1848

Death, Feb 26 at Canterbury, aged 87, Joseph Royle, esq.. The Gentlemen's Magazine 1848

Death Feb 29th at Canterbury, Anna Maria Peter, second daughter of W. Peter, esq. of Cornwall. The Gentlemen's Magazine 1848

Death, March 7th at Canterbury, aged 88, Mrs. Elizabeth Green. The Gentlemen's Magazine 1848

Death March 6th. AT Ilfracombe, Marjor Nickoll, H.P. 1st Royal Regiment, third son of the late Henry Nickoll, gent. formerly of Barham, near Canterbury.. The Gentlemen's Magazine 1848

Death, May 8th, at Canterbury, aged 83, Harriot, widow of Charles Delmar esq. The Gentlemen's Magazine 1848

1812 Scholars of St. Paul's school (London) - admitted Feb 1 - Edward DELMAR, aged 15, son of Charles DELMAR, brewer, Canterbury.

Death in St. Dunstan's, Canterbury aged 72, Mrs. Elizabeth Scott, widow of Thomas Scott, Captain in the 70th Regiment and brother of the late Sir Walter Scott, first Baronet of Abbotsford. The Gentlemen's Magazine 1848

Death, April 13th, in the Cathedral Precincts, Canterbury aged 79, the widow of Thomas Starr, esq.. The Gentlemen's Magazine 1848

 

"Death May 14th, at Nackington House, near Canterbury, aged 2, Julia Mary Ridley, second daughter of John M. Ridley, esq. of Humshaugh, Northumberland." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1849

"Death, May 27, At Canterbury, Julia eldest dau. of John Brent, esq. Alderman and Magistrate of that city." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1849

"Death, Nov 5th, at Fordwich, aged 45, Mr. George Stringer, solictor, of Canterbury." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1849

"Death, November 14th, In the White Friars, Canterbury, at an advanced age, Mrs. Ramsey, relict of General Ramsey." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1849

"Death, August 27th, At Canterbury, Mary Ellen Austin, wife of Henry G. Austin, Esq." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1849

"Death, August 21, At Bombay, Robert Neunburg Schneider, esq. of the Indian Navy, son of R. W. Schneider, esq. of St. Peter's Canterbury." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1849

"Death, August 29th, At Canterbury, aged 69, John Neame Esq." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1849

"Death, Sept. 2 at Canterbury, Mrs. Hysted* probably Hasted." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1849

"Death, Sept. 4, at Canterbury, aged 59, W. White Esq." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1849

"Death, Sept 5th, of cholera, at Dover, Lieut.-Colonel Henry George Jackson, commanding officer of the Royal Artillery. He attained his rank in 1839." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1849

"Death, Sept 18 at Canterbury, aged 67, Assistant Commissary Bullen of the Ordnance Department." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1849

"Death Oct 3, near Canterbury, by being thrown from his carriage, aged 65 John Neame, esq. of Selling Court, Essex." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1849

"Death, Novmeber 5th, At Fordwich, aged 45, Mr. George Stringer, solicitor of Canterbury." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1849

"Death November 14th, in the White Friars, Canterbury, at an advanced age, Mrs. Ramsey, relict of General Ramsey. The Gentlemen's Magazine 1849

"Death, Sept. 23, At Canterbury, of apoplexy, aged 53, the Hon. and Rev. Henry Watson, brother to Lord Sondes. He was the third son of Lewis Thomas Second Lord Sondes, by Mary Elizabeth, only daughter of Richard Milles, esq. of North Elmham, Norfolk. He was of St. John's College, Cambridge, M.A. 1817; and formerly held the rectory of East Carlton cum Oakley, in Northamptonshire, to which he was presented in 1819 by Sir J. H. Palmer, Bart. but had resigned, we believe in 1829. He was also Rector of Kettering by presentation from his brother, but resigned that benefice in Dec. 1830. Mr. Watson was unmarried, and had latterly addicted himself to very eccentric habits, estranged from his family and friends." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1849

"Death, Oct 1 at North End, Fulham, aged 60, James Edwards, esq. M.D. late of Canterbury, and formerly of Putney." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1849

"Death, October, at Canterbury, aged 62, Mr. Austin, the resident architect of the cathedral, to whose skill and taste the judicious restoration of that magnificent pile is in a great degree due." The Annual Register 1849

"Death, September 23, at Canterbury, of apoplexy, aged 53, the hon. and rev. Henry Watson, brother to Lord Sondes." The Annual Register 1849

"Death April 27th, at Wootton Court, near Canterbury, aged 10, Isabella Louisa Geraldine, daughter and eldest child of Capt. Ponsonby Peacocke, and grandchild of lady Isabella Brydges." The Annual Register 1849

 

"Death, November 2, 1850 - at Canterbury, aged 65, Mary Davidson, widow of Lieut. W. Davidson, 85th Regiment." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1850

"Nov. 26th, 1849, In St. Dunstan's, Canterbury, aged 40, Samuel Kingsford, esq. well known for his great mechanical ingenuity, and especially for his invention of a ballot box, which has secured the approbation of many of the Reform Leaders." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1850

"Dec 26, 1849, At Canterbury, Esther Ann relict of Major Abraham James, formerly of the 67th Regt." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1850

Dec. 16th, 1849, at Sturry, aged 69, Mrs. Neame, relict of Thomas Neame, esq. formerly of Chislett, and latterly of Canterbury." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1850

January 1855, Death at Canterbury, aged 69, Sarah, relict of Thomas Neame, esq. GM1855

Deaths, March 5th at Harbledown, Canterbury, aged 70, Capt. Elwin, late of the 46th Foot." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1850

Obituary, March 19th - Sir Thomas Marrable. At his official residence in St. James's Palace, aged 63, Sir Thomas Marrable, Knt. Secretary of the Board of Green Cloth. He was the second son of Mr. John Marrable, a bookseller and wine merchant in Canterbury, and was formerly in the privy purse and private secretary's department under the patronage of Sir John McMahon, private secretary and keeper of the privy purse to the Prince Regent. Sir John at his death in 1817, not only bequeathed to him as "a dear and esteemed friend" the sum of 2000£, but added the following words - "And, with my last prayers for the glory and happiness of the best-hearted man in the world, the Prince Regent, I bequeath him the said Thomas Marrable as an invaluable servant.... He married, in 1817, the daughter of William Breach, esq. of Sloane street" The Gentlemen's Magazine 1850

"Death, March 17th, at Canterbury, aged 72, Edward Scudamore, esq. M.D. one of the Physicians of the Kent and Canterbury hospital." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1850

1813 - death at Canterbury, 72, Edward SCUDAMORE, esq. many years an eminent surgeon. MM vol 36

"Edward Scudamore, M.D., of Harbledown, Canterbury, on July 17, aged 84." The Medical Times and Gazette, July 23, 1870

*January 6, Marriage at Harbledown, Edward Scudamore, esq. M.D. of Canterbury to Eliza Philadelphia eldest daughter of the Rev. Henry John Parker, M.A. Rector of High Halden. GM 1852

"Death, April 4th, At Canterbury, aged 80, Diana, widow of Capt. Pierce Butler, 52nd Regt. of foot." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1850

Death, Jan 17, at Bombay, Sarah Louisa, wife of Henry Dunne Glasse, esq. 19th regt. N.I., and fourth daughter of the late Capt. Southey, R.N. of Canterbury." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1850

Death, April 10th, At Canterbury, Emma, youngest daughter of the late Henry Godfrey Faussett, esq. of Heppington." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1850

"Death, May 7th, at Avisford, aged 73, Lady Isabella Ann Brydges, widow of Sir John W. H. Brydges, Knt. of Wootton Court, near Canterbury. She was the eldest daughter of George first Marquess of Waterford, by Elizabeth only daughter of Henry Monck, esq. of Charleville; was married in 1812, and left a widow in 1839, having had issue a son and two daughters." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1850

Edward PARKES, of the city of Canterbury, in the county of Kent, shoe-manufacturer; surr. June 5 and 28 at 1. Court, Basinghall Street. Com. Fonblanque. Official Assignnee, Stanfield. Sols. Lawrance & Plews, Old Jewry Chambers. Petition, May 14. Pet. Crs. Jedediah John Holland and James Simester, of Cheapside, stay-manufacturers. The Law Journal 1850

 

Sept 27, 1850 Death, at Canterbury, aged 78, Stephen Pym, esq. formerly of Eastchurch, Sheppey.

Stephen Pym, of East Church, Sheppy - wife Mary Pym and son Stephen Pym

(Stephen Pym of Chilham, bachelor and Mary Meers of Thanington, spinster at Thanington. May 26, 1812)

 

"Death, at Arnhem, Holland, age 75, Catherine Hodgson, wife of Brian Hodgson, esq. late of Canterbury." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1851

"Death at Canterbury, aged 21, Gustavus Matthew Edward, eldest son of Edward MacMahon, esq. formerly of Cadogan Place." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1851

 

"Nov 27th, Marriage at Lower Hardress, Canterbury, Richard T. Hunt, esq. to Jane Ann, daughter of Jacob Chandler. esq." The Annual Register 1852

"Died July 1, In the Precincts, Canterbury, aged 48, the Rev. Frederick Vernon Lockwood, Canon of Canterbury and Vicar of Minster, in Thanet, formerly chaplain to the House of Commons, and in acknowledgment of that service nominated by the Queen to a prebendal stall at Canterbury, in 1838. He married, July 21, 1840, his cousin Mary Isabella, eldest surviving daughter of the Hon. Hugh Percy, D.D. Lord Bishop of Carlisle, and grand-daughter of the Most Rev. Charles Manners Sutton D.D., Archbishop of Canterbury." The Annual Register 1852

"Deaths, August 26th, at Canterbury, aged 44, Capt. Henry Bremer, R.M." The Annual Register 1852

"Death - November 13th - At Canterbury, aged 92, William Baskerville, esq. late Inspector of Riding Officers of H. M. Customs. He was Secretary and Treasurer to the Canterbury Catch Club for upwards of half a century." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1852

"At Canterbury, aged 71, Robert John Sprakeling, esq. for many years one of the magistrates of that city." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1852

"Death at Canterbury, aged 74, Thomas Glover, esq." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1852

"Death - March 13th, at Canterbury, aged 79, Susan, relict of William Clare Bradshaw, esq. of Limehouse." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1852

"Marriage at St. Martin's, Canterbury, Capt. Bellingham, 65th Regiment, son of the late Sir Alan Bellingham, co. Louth, to Felicia, only daughter of the late Rev. John Short Hewett, D.D. Rector of Rotherhithe." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1852

"25 - Marriage at St. George's Bloomsbury, James, son of Peter Pemell, esq. of Canterbury, to Maria, second daughter of James Oliphant, esq. of Bedford Square." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1852

"At the residence of her father aged 20?, Elizabeth Jane, widow of Henry Golding, esq. of Plaxtol, and eldest surviving daughter of T. T. De Lasuax, esq. St. George's, Canterbury." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1852

"April 4th - Aged 7, George William Nassau, eldest son of the Rev. William N. Molesworth, incumbent of St. Clement's, Spotland, and grandson of the Rev. Dr. Molesworth, late Canterbury." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1852

"Death - Mary, eldest daughter of the late Rev. James Ford, Rector of St. George the Martyr and St. Mary Magdalene, Canterbury." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1853

"Death - April 24th, At Canterbury, Anna-Maria, daughter of the late Rev. Dr. Garrow, of East Barnet, Herts, and granddaughter of the late Sir W. Garrow." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1853

"Death - April 26 - Aged 54, Mr. Charles Bloomfield, eldest son of the author of "The Farmer's Boy." He was formerly connected with the press, and was himself a poet, of which some early tokens are extant; but the last fifteen years of his life were passed in the office of Messrs. Weir and Smith, solicitors, Basinghall Street by whom he was much respected. He was many years since a resident at Canterbury, under the patronage of Thomas Culling, esq. formerly house surgeon at the Kent and Canterbury Hospital. He has left a widow, and he will be buried according to his wish in the Kensal-green cemetery." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1853

"Death - Aged 51, Jemima, widow of Richard Marsh, esq. of St. Stephen's, Canterbury and eldest daughter of the late Charles Fourdrinier, esq. of Lower Tooting, Surrey." The Gentlemen's Magazine Jan - June 1853

"Death, In the Cloisters, Windsor, aged 91 Thomasine Packe, younger daughter of Christopher Packe, M.D. formerly of Canterbury." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1853

"Death - December 12th, At Canterbury aged 14, Fanny-Matilda, eldest surviving child of Edward McMahon, esq. formerly of Cadogan place." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1853

"British Archaeological Associations - Exhibit January 26.... Mr. Rolfe exhibited a bronze cup, found at Boughton Hill, Kent, a stirrup of the time of Henry VII. and a portion of painted glass from CANTERBURY, containing the rebus of a robin in a tree, with the letters R.T. (Robin Tree)." The Gentlemen's Magazine Jan - June 1853

"Death, October 24th - At Canterbury, aged 64, the Rev. Francis Dawson, Canon of Canterbury and Vicar of East Peckham, Kent. He was of Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A. 1812, M.A. 1816, B.D. 1825. He was nominated a Canon of Canonbury in 1833, and instituted to the vicarage of East Peckham in 1846." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1853

"Marraige - At Portsea, the Rev. A. N. Bredin, Rector of Taney, Dublin, eldest son of the late Major-Gen. Bredin, Royal Art. to Harriett Pemell, eldest daughter of Peter Pemell, esq. of St. Stephen's Canterbury." The Gentlemen's Magazine Jan - June 1853

Richard POOL, Canterbury, Kent, boot closer in the Gaol of Canterbury

Petitions Annulled - Frederick F. COBB, Canterbury, Grocer

Henry BRIDGES, Canterbury, licensed victualler, June 5 at half-past 12, and July 9 at 1, Court of Bankruptcy, London: Off. Ass. Whitmore; Sols. Furley and Mercer, Canterbury; Venour, Gray's Inn - Petition filed May 21

John PERKINS, Canterbury, Kent, sail maker, Aug 23 at 10, County Court of Kent at Canterbury

John BRYSON, Canterbury, butcher, Sept 22 at 10, County Court of Kent at Canterbury

Stephen Lintott PALMER, Canterbury, Kent, professor of music, No. 67, 043C; Robert Walker assignee

John DAVIS, Canterbury, Kent, Grocer, Oct 28 at 11, County Court of Kent at Canterbury

George GIBBS the younger, Canterbury, Kent, grocer, Oct 28 at 11, Count Court of Kent at Canterbury

Edward MACE, Canterbury, Kent, Hop Planter, Nov. 23 at 11, County Court of Kent at Canterbury

The Jurist 1853

 

April marriage 15th at St. Martin's, Canterbury, Capt. Bellingham, 85th Regt. to Felicia, only daughter of the Rev. John Short Hewett, D.D. Annual Register 1852

Marriage at Portsea, the Rev. A. N. Bredin, Rector of Taney, Dublin, to Harriet, eldest daughter of Peter Pennell, esq., of Canterbury. Annual Register 1852

 

"Death, August 27th in Palace street, Canterbury of Mr. Henry Palmer, Professor of Music, and for many years leader of the orchestra of the Canterbury Catch Club." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1854 (living in Dane John Grove, St. Mildred in 1841, Professor of Music, with his son Henry W. Palmer and Mary Amos a servant)

Marriage at Canterbury, Wm. Lemon Oliver Esq., of Widcombe house, De Beauvoir Sq. and Threadneedle St. to Bertha, youngest daughter of William Mount, Esq., of Canterbury. 1854

Death May 25th, 1854 of Miss Delasaux at Canterbury, aged 68. 1854

May 30th, death at Shepherd's-bush, suddenly, Charlotte, widow of James Simmons, esq. of Canterbury. 1854

Death of June 10th 1854, at Willingham, at the house of her mother, aged 38, Elizabeth, wife of the Rev. John Rootham, of Canterbury. 1854

"Marriage, August 1st, 1854, At Saltwood, Kent, Henry Coare Kingsford, eldest son of Henry Kingsford, esq. of Littlebourne, Kent, to Anna-Maria, daughter of the Ven. James Croft, M.A. Archdeacon of Canterbury, and Rector of Saltwood." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1854

Death, April 30th, At Canterbury, Mrs. S. TERRY, widow of S. TERRY esq. of Bombay. The Gentlemen's Magazine 1854

Death Feb 13, Aged 74, John Heritage, esq. late of Ramsgate and Canterbury. The Gentlemen's Magazine 1854

Feb 6, At Dover, aged 63, Charlotte wife of Richard Halford, esq. of Paddock House, near Canterbury. The Gentlemen's Magazine 1854

Death Feb 11, At Canterbury, Charlotte Emily, wife of Charles MacFarlane, esq. The Gentlemen's Magazine 1854

Death Feb 25th, At Canterbury, aged 56, William Finlayson, esq. late purser R.N. The Gentlemen's Magazine 1854

Death, December 18th, At Canterbury, aged 87, Henry TIDDEMAN, esq. late of the 75th Foot. The Gentlemen's Magazine 1854

Births, January 16th, At Canterbury, the wife of Captain Edmund Cornwall LEGH, 97th Regt., a son. The Gentlemen's Magazine 1854

Death, December 30th, At Canterbury, aged 85, Caroline, widow of John LeGrand, esq. daughter of the late Rev. Christopher NAYLOR, Head Master of the King's School. The Gentlemen's Magazine 1854

1858 - Obituary - December 9th - At Westgate Tower, Canterbury, aged 38, Henry Coare Kingsford esq. eldest son of Henry Kingsford, esq. of Littlebourne near Canterbury. GM1858

*1843, Lawyer, Henry Coare Kingsford (no address listed) - London Agents Waterman, Wright and Kingsford

"Marriage, August 16th, 1854, at Canterbury, the Rev. J.B. Freer, Curate of St. John's Newfoundland, eldest son of John Both Freer, esq. M.D. of New Brentford, Middx., to Elizabeth-Hannah, second daughter of George Curteis, esq." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1854

"Marriage October 27, at Elm, Camb. Augustus Edgar Burch, esq. barrister at law, youngest son of T. L. BURCH, esq. of Catnerbury, to Emily, only surviving daughter of the Rev. Jeremial Jackson, M.A. Vicar of Elm-cum-Emneth" The Gentlemen's Magazine 1854

"Death aged 74, John HERITAGE, esq. late of Ramsgate and Canterbury." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1854

"Death at Canterbury, aged 87, Henry Tiddeman, esq. late of 75th Foot." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1854

"Death, 1854 at the residence of her son-in-law Mr. G.T. Davis, upholsterer, Canterbury, aged 85, Elizabeth, relict of John Farebrother esq. of Westminster." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1854

"Death at Canterbury, aged 56, William Finlayson esq. late Purser R.N." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1854

"September 29th, death, at Canterbury, aged 72, Jane, younger dau. of the late J. Baker, esq. M.P. for Canterbury." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1854

"Death, at St. Stephen's vicarage, Canterbury, aged 17, George Baker, eldest son of the Rev. John White." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1854

"Death at Canterbury, Mrs. S. TERRY, widow of S. TERRY esq. of Bombay." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1854

"James Henwood, Esq. Died April 5th, at Hull, aged 70, James Henwood, esq. one of Her Majesty's Justices of the Peace for that Borough. Mr. Henwood was a native of Canterbury, but had resided in Hull considerably more than a half century. He was connected, during the whole of that time, with the bank of Messrs. Samuel Smith, Brothers, and Co. first in the cpacity of clerk, and eventually as a partner......etc." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1854

"At the County Court of Kent, at Maidstone, Nov. 7 at 12. F. W. Rooff, Canterbury out of business." The Jurist 1854

 

"Birth, February 14th, at Canterbury, the wife of Capt. Leopold Paget, Royal Horse Artillery, a son." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1855

"Death, at Canterbury, July 2, aged 78, Sarah, relict of John Friend, esq. late of Alexandria in Egypt, and Harbledown, Kent." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1855

Death, June 19, At Canterbury, John Friend, esq., Customhouse and commercial agent of Alfred Place, Dover. Deceased was for several years member of the corporate body of Dover, and from his scientific attainments long occupied a prominent position in connection with the Museum and Philosophical Institution. The Gentlemen's Magazine 1856

"January 1854 - Death at Canterbury, aged 69, Sarah Neame, relict of Thomas Neame, esq." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1855

"Death, October 9th, at Quebec, Lieut. John Parker, 16th Foot, youngest son of the Rev. H. J. Parker, of Canterbury." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1855 *Henry J. Parker, Rector of High Holden, living at 27 St. George's Place 1851

"Death, October 13th, at Kennington, Maria Louisa, wife of George Roberts esq. and daughter of the late William Chandler*, esq. M.D. of Canterbury." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1855 *was a Surgeon of the Kent and Canterbury Hospital - "The London Medical and Physical Journal", on the treatment of fractures of the bones of the lower estremity; with a description of an improved Apparatus for suspending the limb - by William Chandler, esq.

"Death, November 5th, at Tottenham, at an advanced age, Anne, relict of Capt. George Robinson, R.N. of Canterbury." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1855

"Death, November, at Canterbury, Julia Neame, second daughter of the late John Neame, esq. formerly of Garrington." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1855

"Death, April 27, at Canterbury, Mrs. Margaret Curling, at an advance age." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1855

"Death, August 20th, at Canterbury, at an advanced age, James Saffery, esq., who at the early part of this century was a printer and publisher of the Kent Herald. A newspaper entitled the Kentish Herald had previously been published by Mr. Epps, but the undertaking having been abandoned, was revived with success by Mr. Saffery.." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1855 *The family was In Surrey in 1841, his son James George Saffery (also a printer) died at age 40 in Canterbury. Dover Telegraph 1850, October 12

"Death October 1, aged 70, Margaret Pearson, wife of Wm. Pearson, esq., of Harbledown, Canterbury." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1855

"Death, October 4th, at Bourne-park, the residence of her son, aged 79, Jane Bell, relict of John Bell, esq. K.C. late of Lincoln's Inn, and Street End House, near Canterbury." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1855

"Death, aged 84, Henry Buckton, esq., of Canterbury, and formerly of the Cape." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1855

"Death, July 26th, at Canterbury, age 68, Helen youngest daughter of the Rev. Joshua Dix, late Minor Canon of the Cathedral." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1855

"Death, March 10th, at Canterbury, aged 54, Elizabeth Delasaux, wife of T. T. Delasaux, esq. Coroner." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1855 *Thomas Thorp Delasaux

"Death, August 14th, at the house of her son-in-law, in Holborn, aged 70, Ann-Elizabeth, widow of Mr. Mawer Cowtan, of the British Museum, and formerly bookseller of Canterbury, in which city he twice filled the office of chief magistrate." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1855

"Death, at Canterbury, March 22, aged 54, James Haydock Haydock, esq. of Datchet, Bucks, only son of the late Colonel Haydock Boardman, Scots Greys." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1855

*In 1871 there is a Joseph James Boardman Haydock born Sandgate, Kent c. 1841 in Cheriton, Kent, he's a Captain in the 3rd Foot

"Insolvent Debtors - John H. Payn, Canterbury, Kent, out of business, Feb. 14 at 11, County Court of Kent, at Canterbury." The Jurist 1855 - he was living at 24 St. Peter's Street, Canterbury with his wife, 2 sisters and 2 young sons - Linen Draper, became a Solicitor's Clerk, he was living near William Masters J.P.

"Insolvent Debtors - Jos. Admans, Canterbury, Kent, Carpenter, Feb. 14 at 11, County Court of Kent, at Canterbury." The Jurist 1855

"Insolvent Debtors - William Prett, Canterbury, Kent, Plumber, March 21 at 11, County Court of Kent, at Canterbury." The Jurist 1855

"Insolvent Debtors - Thomas Blake, Canterbury, Kent, Ironmonger's Clerk, March 21 at 11, County Court of Kent, at Canterbury." The Jurist 1855

"Insolvent Debtors - John Watson Holtum, St. Dunstan, Kent, licensed victualler, April 25 at 11, County Court of Kent, at Canterbury." The Jurist 1855

"Insolvent Debtors - William Ruglys, Canterbury, Kent, Eating House Keeper, May 12 at 11, County Court of Kent, at Canterbury." The Jurist 1855

"Insolvent Debtors - John Morris Thomas, Canterbury, Kent, Tailor, June 9 at 11, County Court of Kent, at Canterbury." The Jurist 1855

"Insolvent Debtors - Robert Ford, Canterbury, Kent, Carpenter, July 5 at 11, County Court of Kent, at Canterbury." The Jurist 1855

"Insolvent Debtors - Richard Corringham, Canterbury, Kent, Working Jeweller, Sept 6 at 11, County Court of Kent, at Canterbury." The Jurist 1855

"Insolvent Debtors - Robert Martin, Sturry, Kent, farmer, Jan 10 at 11, County Court of Kent, at Canterbury." The Jurist 1855

"F. W. Rooff, Canterbury, Kent, out of business: in the Gaol of Maidstone" The Jurist 1855

"Partnerships Dissolved - Henry Kingsford, Henry Coare Kingsford, and Thomas Norman Wightwick, Canterbury, Kent, attornies-at-law, solicitors, and conveyancers, (as far as regards the said Henry Kingsford)." The Jurist 1855

"Insolvent Debtors - Daniel Hayward and Ledger Hayward, Canterbury, Kent, Coach builders, Jan 10 at 11, County Court of Kent, at Canterbury." The Jurist 1855

"Bankrupts, Friday, November 3 - Henry Thwaites Bayley, Canterbury, Kent, linen draper, Nov. 10 at 1, and Dec. 20 at 12. Court of Bankruptcy, London: Off. Ass. Nicholson; Sol. Heather, 17 Paternoster-row, London. Petition dated Oct. 24." The Jurist 1855

 

Death November 5th, At Upper Norwood Surrey aged 68, Edward Kingsford, esq., late manager of the Southwark Branch of the London and Westminster Bank, formerly of Canterbury." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1856

 

"Death, November 27, at his residence, Canterbury, Toke James Simmonds, son of the late Toke James Simmonds, Lieut. of Sandgate Castle." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1857

 

"Death, Aged 69, the Very Rev. W. R. Lyall, Dean of Canterbury." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1857

 

"March 3rd, Death at his residence, in Canterbury, aged 52, Robert Walker, esq., Solicitor." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1857

 

"At the residence of his father, aged 45, George Russell Parker, eldest son of the Rev. Henry John Parker, of St. George's Place, Canterbury." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1857

 

Death, September 20th, at his residence, Lorn road, Brixton road, after a long and painful illness, aged 59, Mr. Joseph Wrightson, formerly of Canterbury, and for upwards of 18 years the Editor of the "Weekly Dispatch." having succeeded the late Mr. S. Smith (also of Canterbury) in that office." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1856 *1840's noted as Literary in Christchurch, Surrey

 

"Birth at Fordwich House, near Canterbury, the wife of Capt. C. J. Cox, of twins, a son and daughter." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1858

 

"Marraige at St. George's, Canterbury, Arthur, son of John Whitehead, esq., Barngett, Maidstone to Sophie, youngest daughter of the late W. Philpot, esq. of Canterbury." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1858

 

"In London, aged 61, Charles Webb Coleman, esq. formerly of St. Thomas's Hill, Canterbury." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1858

 

"Birth, September 14th, at the Paddock, Canterbury, the wife of William Henry Furley, esq. a son." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1858

 

Death, December 21, At Canterbury, aged 56, Mr. Henry WARD, Bookseller and proprietor of the "Kentish Gazette" The Gentlemen's Magazine 1858

Marriage October 19th, 1861 - At Canterbury, Henry LAWES, esq., of Putney, to Rosa, forth daughter of the late Henry WARD, esq. of Canterbury.

 

April 3. The Rev. William John Chesshire to be Cannon of Canterbury. The Gentlemen's Magazine 1858

 

Death, March 25th. At St. Dunstan's, Canterbury, aged 37, Charles BOYES, esq., Surveying General Examiner of the Inland Revenue. The Gentlemen's Magazine 1858

 

"July 30th, At Bengal, of cholera, George A. Neame, youngest son of the late John Neame, esq. of St. Dunstan's Canterbury." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1858 *was two deaths of a John Neame, one of 1841 in Canterbury and one of 1856 in Canterbury (and 1861 in Canterbury)

 

"At Littlebourne, Kent, the Rev. Thomas Hirst, M.A., Rector of St. Martin's-with-St. Paul's, and Minor Canon of Canterbury Cathedral, son of hte late Geroge Hirst, esq. of Oulton, near Wakefield to Emma, eldest daughter of Denne Denne, esq., of Elbridge House, Littlebourne." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1859

 

"Death, May, at St. Mildred's Canterbury, aged 84, Mr. Thomas Clark, the well known composer of psalmody." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1859

 

"July 2, Death, As Spa, Henry Plumptre Gipps, esq., late of Elmley. He was one of the representatives for Canterbury in 1852, in conjunction with the Hon. H. Butler Johnstone, and was unseated on petition." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1859

 

"July 21, Death, In the Precincts, Canterbury, Mary Ann Jane Bennett, daughter of the late Rev. Thomas Bennett, formerly a Minor Canon of the Cathedral." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1859

 

"November 1st at the Paddock, Canterbury, aged 57, William Henry Furley, esq., banker, of that city. Mr. Furley will be remembered in perpetuity in Canterbury, having during his lifetime given 10 great coats annually to the poor through the Charity Trustees, and has provided property so that the donation may be perpetual. He presented to the corporation the gold chain and badge which decorate the person of the chief magistrate for the time being." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1859

 

"Death, At St. Helier's, Jersey, aged 69, John Wraith, esq. of Canterbury." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1859

 

"September 28th, Death at the residence of her father, the Ven. Archdeacon Croft, in the Precincts, Canterbury, after a few hours illness, Anna Maria, the widow of Henry Coare Kingsford, esq." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1859

 

"August 24, Death at Dover aged 28, Michael Mascall, esq., of Canterbury." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1859

 

"Marriage June 7th, at Littlebourne, Kent, the Rev. Thomas Hirst, M.A., Rector of St. Martin's with St. Paul's, and Minor Canon of Canterbury Cathedral, son of the late George Hirst, esq. of Oulton, near Wakefield, to Emma, eldest daughter of Denne Denne, esq., of Elbridge house, Littlebourne." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1859

 

"Marriage, June 7th, at St. James's, Piccadilly, Lieut. Thomas Rose Hunter, H. M.'s Indian Navy to Fanny, younger daughter of Leeds Paine, esq., of Chartham, near Canterbury." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1859

 

"Births, June 16 at Canterbury, the wife of Major Bowlby, 64th Regiment, a son." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1860

 

March 2 at Canterbury, the lady of E. Grantham, esq., Capt. Ninety-eighth Foot, a son. - The Annual Register 1859

March 2, At Moss Park, Toronto, Canada, the lady of the Hon. George Allan, a daughter. The Annual Register 1859

 

"Death, June 10th, At Canterbury, aged 42, William Piers Ormerod, esq., F.R.C.S., late one of the surgeons of the Radcliffe Infirmary, Oxford, and fifth son of George Ormerod, D.C.L., of Tyldesley, Lancashire, and Sedbury-park, Gloucestershire." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1860

*William Piers Ormerod, Esq. F.R.C.S.

June 10. At Canterbury, aged 42, W. P. Ormerod, Esq.

The deceased the fifth son of George Ormerod, D.C.L., F.R.S., and of Sarah, daughter of John Latham, M.D., F.R.S., was born in London on May 14, 1818, and educated at Rugby. From the tutelage of Dr. Arnold he went, in 1835, to St. Bartholomew's Hospital, where he was articled to Mr. Stanley; and he soon began in earnest the work of his life under the eye of his uncle, Dr. P.M. Lantham, and with the guiding friendship of Mr. Paget. In 1839 he was most highly distinguished at the annual examination for prizes. In 1840 he discharged the duties of house-surgeon under Mr. Lawrence, and an essay embodying some of the results of his observations during this period was honoured with the Jacksonian prize of the Royal College of Surgeons in 1842, and in that year he was appointed one of the demonstrators of anatomy.

His incessant labours in the wards and the dissecting-rooms began after a while to tell injuriously on his health, and he was compelled in 1844 to resign his appointment and retire to the country. The first results of his return health appeared in 1846, when he published a volume of Clinical Surgery which he had found leisure to arrange; and in the summer of the same year he established himself in practice at Oxford, where he was shortly afterward elected surgeon to the Radcliffe Infirmary.

For about two years he filled this situation most honourably and happily in the friendship of his colleagues, Dr. Greenhill and Dr. Arcland, when, in December 1848, after a period of great hurry and anxiety, he was seized with an epileptic fit; and, the fits continuing, he was compelled to resign this appointment also, and to retire from practice altogether. The last ten years of his life were spent at Canterbury where he lived with his friends, Mr. Reid and Mr. Andrews; and he died at the house of the latter, the immediate cause of his death being haemorrhage from laceration of a branch of the middle meningeal artery; the skull having been fractured by a fall at the beginning of an epileptic fit.

Though he had been shut out from the course of life for which he had so very zealously prepared himself, yet his energy and industry never flagged, and he had always a bright prospect before him of some useful purpose to which his knowledge might be applied - a cherished hope that he might serve his Saviour on earth as a medical missionary. But his bright future was not to be here. Unconscious himself of the gradual failure of his mind and memory, he lived cheerfully on till he was suddenly and painlessly removed after a few hours of insensibility.

Besides the "Clinical Collections in Surgery" already noticed, Mr. Ormerod was the author of "Questions in Anatomy for the Use of the Students of St. Bartholomew's Hospital," of a paper "On the Sanitary Condition of Oxford," published by the Ashmolean Society, of "A Few Plain Words on Cholera," and of several articles in the "British and Foreign Medical Review." He was a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons and of the Medico-Chirurgical Society.

 

"Death June 10th, at Canterbury, aged 25, Godfrey Thomas Hallifax, esq., only son of the Rev. J. S. Hallifax, of Edwardstow-house, co. Suffolk." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1860

 

"August, Death at Canterbury, aged 76, Ann Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the late Rev. William Chapman, Vicar of St. John's Margate." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1860

 

"After a short illness, aged 37, Henry C. Mount, esq., of Chippenham, second surviving son of William Mount, esq., of Canterbury." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1860

 

"Insolvents - Frederick Thomas Doddington, Assistant to a Lace Manufacturer, Canterbury" The Draper & Clothier 1860

 

"Insolvents - Richard Marsh, Lace Manufacturer, Canterbury" The Draper & Clothier 1860

 

"Dissolutions of Partnerships - F. R. Beioley, Sen. and Jun., Drapers, Canterbury". The Draper & Clothier 1860

 

"Mr. Robert Tassell, M.R.C.S.E., L.A.C. London, was appointed Surgeon to St. Augustine's County Prisons, Canterbury, on the 28th June last, the post being rendered vacant by the death of Mr. D. B. Major." The Medical Times and Gazette 1861

*1861, 8 St. Margaret's street Robert Tassell (age 35) with his wife Ann M. Tassell (age 26) with a housemaid, domestic cook and Groom - Richard Sladden. Married 1857 in East Ashford, Kent to Ann Maria Harvey.

 

"Apothecaries' Hall - names of gentlemen who passed their examination in the Science and Practice of Medicine, and received certificates to practise on Thursday, August 22nd, 1861 - Nathaniel Engleheart Cresswell, Canterbury." The Medical Times and Gazette 1861

 

"Apothecaries' Hall - names of gentlemen who passed their previous examination in Arts, on Friday and Saturday, September 27th and 28th - George W. Rigden, Canterbury." The Medical Times and Gazette 1861

 

The Solicitors' journal and reporter - Swinford FRANCIS - H. T. Sankey, Canterbury (Admission of Attorneys - notices of admission, Easter Term 1861)

 

The Solicitors' journal and reporter - Assignment for Benefit of Creditors, Tuesday, Nov. 13, 1860. John Cull CHANDLER, Linen Draper, Canterbury, Oct 29. Sols. Sankey and Son Canterbury

 

The Solicitors' journal and reporter - Assignment for Benefit of Creditors - Charles DUNN, Cordwainer, Canterbury. Feb 5. Sol. Wilkinson, 16 Best Lane, Canterbury

 

Birth - January 24, 1862, at Cape-town, Cape of Good Hope, the wife of the Rev. Thomas Fothergill Lightfoot, late of St. Augustine's, Canterbury, a son. Gentlemen's Magazine 1862

 

Marriage, April 1862, at St. George's Hanover Sq., Edwin Henry Alger, esq., of Widsor, to Frances, youngest dau. of James Bligh, esq., of Canterbury. Gentlemen's Magazine 1862*

*1 King Street, Canterbury 1861, James Bligh, age 65, Master Plasterer, employing 6 men and 1 boy, wife Mary, and children E?, Frances, age 22, son James and son Alfred. Is a widower in 1871, still on King Street.

 

"Marriage, at Canterbury, the Rev. Thomas Henry Lee Warner, youngest son of the late Rev. Daniel Henry Lee Warner, of Walsingham Abbey, Norfolk, and Tiberton Court, Herefordshire, to Henrietta Jane Foley, third dau. of Henry Foley, esq., of Ersham-house, Canterbury, and Weston, Hunts."

Gentlemen's Magazine 1862 (April - June)

 

Death, at Queen's-gate-terr., Anna Maria, widow of James Bradshaw, esq., M. P. for Canterbury. This lady is known to the elder generation of play-goers as Miss M. Tree. IN the old days of English ballad-opera she stood in the highest rank of her profession, and in the musical adaptations of Shakespeare's plays, which were common many years ago, she was frequently associated with Miss Stephens. Her retirement fromt he stage, consequent on her marriage with Mr. Bradshaw, occured so long since that to modern amateurs of misic she will seem to belong to a remote past, and to exist only in honourable tradition. Thirteen years have elapsed since the death of Mr. Bradshaw, and she has left one child, a daughter, who is married to Mr. H. Langley, formerly of the 2nd Guards. Mrs. Bradshaw was the eldest sister of Mrs. Charles Kean (Times). Gentlemen's Magazine 1862

 

Marriage Feb. 21. At St. George's, Bloomsbury, Thos. Langdon, eldest surviving sone of the late Rev. Edmund Gilbert Roberts, B.D., Rector of Glanvilles Wootton, Dorset, and grandson of the late Sir Walter Cramer Roberts, bart., to Emily, only dau. of Thomas Moor, esq. of St. Alphage, Canterbury, and late H.E.I.C.S. Gentlemen's Magazine 1862

 

The Solicitors' Journal & Reporter. July 6, 1861. Births, Marriages, and Deaths. Births - FIELDING, On July 1, at Canterbury, the wife of Allan Fielding, Esq., Solicitor of a son.

"Death, August 15, Aged 17, Ellen Augusta Lawrance, youngest daughter of Major Stephenson, Paymaster, Cavalry Depot, Canterbury." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1863

 

Hamilton Christian Messenger: 16th April 1863.
dd: Bayly
At his residence in Ancaster, near Jerseyville on the 22nd. March, Dr W.H. Bayly, 43 years of age. He was a native of Canterbury, England and born April 27th, 1820. He came to Canada, when 11 years of age, with his father, the late Reverand William L Bayly, Baptist Minister. He was married in Blenheim in 1853 to Mary, daughter of Deacon John Maynard. He left a wife and infant children.

 

"Marriage Sept. 21, at Canterbury, Lieut. Col. J. B. Barnett, late Indian Army, to Caroline Mary Constant, eldest surviving dau. of J. Constant, esq., late 5th Dragoon Guards." The Gentlemen's Magazine 1865

Edward Stephen Bird, died 1869 in Canterbury Kent born c. 1793

Creditors under Estates in Chancery. Last day of proof. Friday, Aug. 15, 1873. *Edward Stephen Bird, Canterbury, Kent, Gent. Oct 1. Wildish and Welby, V.C. Wickens. Callaway, Canterbury.

 

"Frances Georgina Hayes the wife of Peter L. Cheminant and daughter of George and Fanny Hayes of Canterbury, she was born December 24, 1853, died September 10, 1876, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA."

 

From the Exchange Column (The British Journal of Photograpy) Wanted to exchange, a large-sized background (marine view), for carte camera with double dark slide or a carte rolling press. Address, NICHOLS, Photographer, Canterbury - March 3, 1876

 

Saturday, September 15th, 1894, The Kentish Observer - Death of Mrs. George Furley. We announce with sincere regret the death of Mrs. Furley, the wife of Mr. George Furley, J.P., of Barton Fields, Canterbury, which occurred on Tuesday morning. The deceased lady, who was seventy-eight years of age, had been an invalid for a considerable time past, but it was only quite recently that her condition became such as to cause grave anxiety. During Sunday and Monday she lay in an unconscious state and passed away almost impreceptibly about nine o'clock on Tuesday morning, to the intense grief of her husband and family, for all of whom the deepest sympathy is felt by a very wide circle of friends and acquantances and, we feel sure, by the citizens generally.

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