Sir George Faudel-Phillips - Lord Mayor of London 1896

[ridban]

Can anyone help me confirm/disprove this story: that Faudel-Phillips, Lord Mayor of London in 1896 was one of ours.

According to the net, Sir George was born in 1840 in Surrey. His father was Sir Benjamin Samuel Phillips, b 1811.

1881 British Census

 George F. PHILLIP       Head       M       Male       40       Surrey, England       Warehouseman       
 Helen F. PHILLIP       Wife       M       Female       38       St Pancras             
 Beatrice R.T. PHILLIP       Dau       U       Female       13       Middlesex, England             
 Millie C.T. PHILLIP       Dau       U       Female       11       Middlesex, England             
 B.S. PHILLIP       Son       U       Male       9       Middlesex, England             
 L.L.F. PHILLIP       Son       U       Male       3       Middlesex, England             
 Stella J.F. PHILLIP       Dau       U       Female       1       Middlesex, England             
 Benj. S. (Sir) PHILLIP       Visitor       M       Male       70       Whitechapel E C       Knt. Magistrate For Kent & C & C

All I have on our Phillips is:

1881 Household:
 William PHILLIPS     Head     W     Male     47     Westminster, Middlesex, England     Pharmacutical Chemist         
 Agnes W. PHILLIPS     Daur     U     Female     21     Lower Norwood     Assistant Teach B Sch         
 Emily F. PHILLIPS     Daur     U     Female     19     Tichurst, Sussex, England     Milliner         
 Henry E. PHILLIPS     Son     U     Male     17     Tichurst, Sussex, England     Chemists Assistant Unemployed         
 Grace E. PHILLIPS     Daur     U     Female     14     Tichurst, Sussex, England     Scholar         
 George T. PHILLIPS     Son     U     Male     11     Tichurst, Sussex, England     Scholar         
 
   Chemist K Hill   
    Census Place   Lambeth, Surrey, England   
    
William Phillips married Martha Hamper in Brighton in 1856. I have a note that his full name was William Tye Phillips, and that his father's name was Thomas, but I'm not sure where I got that information.

I also have some notes from the A2A site, as follows:-   

East Sussex Record Office: East Sussex County Council Education Department [E/SC/119 - E/SC/212]

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EAST SUSSEX COUNTY COUNCIL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
Catalogue Ref. E

    SCHOOL RECORDS

       Ticehurst Church of England Primary School
          [from Administrative History] William Phillips, 1862

   FILE - Declaration of John Haycock Walduck of 86 New Bond Street, chemist and druggist, that James Phillips of Ampthill, Beds., manufacturing chemist, is only son of late William Phillips of George Yard, Lombard Street, brother-in-law to Walduck. - ref.  ACC/1294/044  - date: 1838

If anyone can help me advance my knowledge, I'd be so grateful!

Thanks, Linda

[Meliora]

If you go to this website

http://www.simmonsgallery.co.uk/2001site/medals/Livery/liverymedals_8.htm

Scroll down to find item 184, you will find a medelat with the head of George Faudel-Phillips

The try this one for a brief note on George Faudel-Phillips in Hertfordshire
scroll down the page to find him

http://www.hertford.net/history/names.asp

Meliora

[avm228]

A quick websearch for Faudel-Phillips shows them to be a distinguished Jewish family, Benjamin Samuel PHILLIPS having married Rachel FAUDEL in abt 1833.

Is there any Jewish connection in your PHILLIPS family?

Anna

[ridban]

Thanks for your replies.

I think perhaps this must be just a family story, a mare's nest. 

There is no jewish connection that I'm aware of.

In that case, perhaps somebody would be kind enough to give me some census information in William Phillips so I can work back.

Thanks,
Linda

[warwickshirelass]

My grandma always claimed to be related to the Phillips Lord Mayors of London -though how I don't know. She was Lavinia Phillips born Birmingham 1883.

Her father was  according to her birth certificate Samuel Thomas Phillips (designer) born London Tottenham about 1853 although I  cant find his birth registered, nor any trace of him (other than marriage cert for Birmingham 1872 to Sarah Ann Whittington) until 1891 census when he is a widower in Birmingham with daughters Charlotte, Elizabeth, Florence, Lavinia, Alice, Lilian and Leah

His marriage certificate gives his father's  name as also being Samuel Thomas Phillips, occupation 'gentleman' - of him too  I can find no trace.

With Whittington ancestors I think she was confused with Dick Whittingtonand his cat more like!!
I can't find a Jewish connection either

Do any of these names mean anything to you?  Thanks Frances