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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => London and Middlesex => Topic started by: keithjd27 on Friday 28 January 22 16:27 GMT (UK)
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Greetings all, - Hope everyone is keeping well,
I am trying to find out what happened to this gentleman after 1902.
His parents were John Burton Famer and Sarah Elizabeth West. He had 3 siblings
- Elizabeth Sarah, George William and Ann. He married my Great grandma in April 1895.
Her name was Annie Rogers ( formerly Hollis ). They appear on the 1901 census all named
Farmer - George, Elizabeth, Annie and Emily wre all Rogers by name. to two little ones,
John and Rose were both born Farmer. John R is down as a (House) Painter. Sadly, both
the youngsters died in 1902 In Bethnal Green. The only other information I have is that my
Great Grandma died in 1921 in Hackney. So I don't know what happened to her from 1902
until her death. John R I know nothing about full stop. His name appears on her death cert
but almost as an afterthought . Any help would be greatly appreciated
Take care all - Thanks and regards - Keith
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I wonder whether Annie is listed as Jane Farmer in 1911 living in a household with daughter Emily Rogers and married daughter Elizabeth Phillips :-\ https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XWGB-4QY
Kay
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His name appears on her death cert
but almost as an afterthought
What do you mean by that exactly? Was he the informant?
If not there's a John Farmer who dies late 1902 age 44 but that could be someone else :-\
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Find My Past have an electoral register at 107 South St , Rodney Rd, Walworth, John Richard Farmer living alone in 1915. Maybe look on the 1911 census at that address?
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Find My Past have an electoral register at 107 South St , Rodney Rd, Walworth, John Richard Farmer living alone in 1915. Maybe look on the 1911 census at that address?
This is the couple at that address
Marriage June qtr 1897
Farmer Richard John
Wootton Caroline
St. Saviour 1d 227
His father according to the marriage was Richard Daniel Farmer occ Grocer.
Most women did not get the vote until the late 1920s so would not appear on the voting register
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The deaths of the two youngest have the same reference (June quarter 1902 volume 1c/106) which might mean there was an accident. Do you have one or both of these certificates? Would be worth checking to see if John was the informant.
It's likely his death is hiding somewhere as plain "John Farmer" - perhaps out of area if he was in hospital or travelling for work and registered by someone who didn't know him that well.
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I wonder whether Annie is listed as Jane Farmer in 1911 living in a household with daughter Emily Rogers and married daughter Elizabeth Phillips :-\
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XWGB-4QY
Might just be coincidence but it looks like John and Annie were at 27 Granby Street in 1902.
GRO refs:
1902 Q1 Birth: Nellie Farmer (mmn: Rogers); Bethnal Green; Vol 01C; Page 118;
1902 Q3 Death: Nellie Farmer; Age 0 (b1902); Edmonton; Vol 03A; Page 196;
I'm not sure about the death but looks like a possibility.
Baptism
name: Nellie Farmer
baptised: 12 Jan 1902; St Matthew, Bethnal Green
father: John Farmer; painter
mother: Annie
abode: 27 Granby Street
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Annie Farmer at 75 Granby Street, Bethnal Green, on the electoral registers (division 3 voters) from at least 1909.
John Farmer at 75 Granby Street in 1903, 1904 (not in 1905)
Years 1906-8 may be unavailable online.
75 Granby also the residence for Elizabeth Rogers on her marriage in 1905.
And George Rogers in 1906!
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Greetings Nice People,
Thank you all who looked at my problem to see if they could help. A special thanks
to those that took the time to find the answers that I've received and because of their
help I can give an update on my quest.
Kay99 - I am pleased to say that I'm sure you're right , that for some unknown reason
Great-Nanny Annie was put in as Jane on the 1911 census - I am sure because it's the
address on the Death Certs of her two children that died so young.
jorose - i have just got a pdf of Rose Farmers Death Cert and found out that she (and
obviously her brother John ) died of Diphtheria. John Richard was the one who reported
the deaths. As to "John Farmer" on his death cert.- I'm still working on it.
Milliepede - On Great Nanny Annies Death Cert. in Rank or Profession it has
" Of 5 Askew Street, Hackney. Wife of John Richard Farmer House Painter". Her death is
reported by my Grandfather. I have just realised that between 1914 and 1922 he'd had
to bury 4 of his children - all under 2 years old and his Mother and Wife had died
within 8 days of each other. The only baby that survived during that period was my Mum.
cuffie81 - When I looked at the 1911 census that kay99 directed me to look at I noticed
that Jane (Ann) had put she had had 3 children and none were alive so this could be
the answer - I will order up the Death cert. and let you know.
jonw65 - All of what you say is true and helpful.
Thank you again to everyone showed an interest and to the ones who moved on my quest
Take Care All - Keith
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Hi Nice People,
Just to let you know about the Death Certs I asked for.
Two of the children died in May 1902 ( John and Rose ) of Diphtheira in Hackney
The last one, Nellie, was born in January 1902 in Hackney but died in August 1902
in a Fever Hospital in Edmonton with her Father present. She died of Scarlet Fever.
This is the last I have been able to find of John Richard Farmer.
I would like to find his grave and maybe take some flowers just to say "Thank You"
He wasn't the John Farmer that died in 1921 in Hackney as I got his D.C.
On Nellies' D.C. he's down as a House Painter and Journeyman ?? Any Ideas?
Thanks again - Take care - Keith