marriage GEORGE ROGERSON b. 1859

[florence kate]

In 1881 census George Rogerson (b. Brixton, 1859) was living with his wife Mary (born Fulham, 1860) in Fulham.  Their eldest child Mary was 4.  I cannot find  their marriage anywhere, but guess it would have been Surrey or Mddx.  Could anyone help please?

[groom]

Hi

Have you considered this one?

Richard George Rogerson
Sept quarter 1876
FULHAM 1a 437

On the same page is a Mary Ann Keen

Jan

[louisa maud]

Marriage took place according to banns

St Peter Hammersmith, (comes under Hammersmith and Fulham)
13/08/Aug 1876
Richard George Rogerson to Mary Ann Keen

Louisa Maud

[louisa maud]

baptism for Mary Ann Rogerson
St Andrews West Kensington
19/11/1876
occ fishmonger of Jane St
LM

[florence kate]

Thanks groom and Louisa Maud for your contributions so far.

Yes, I have considered Richard George, but Richard is a name that never features in the family censuses that I have seen..

The baptism for Mary Ann is interesting. I hadn't seen that.  Where did you find it?  On the Middlesex section of rootschat,  somebody has given me the baptism for George (son of George and Mary) in Jan1882, also at St Andrew's, West Kensington.   Perhaps this is the church where the parents were married too?

Keep digging,
Florence Kate.

[louisa maud]

George Henry of George Henry and Mary Ann Rogerson
bapt 08/01/1882
born 03/12/1879
ST Andrew West Kensington
21 Jane St father occ fishmonger
also
Amelia Emma
bapt same date
birth 03/12/1881
details as above


LM

[florence kate]

It'd getting more interesting by the minute.  Thank you.  I didn't know about Amelia Emma.  (Amelia is certainly a name that gets used in the following generation.)

As you pointed out, the father's name is George Henry, so I don't think the Richard George Rogerson can be a consideration.

Incidentally, I suspect Jane Street should be Fane Street.  There is a Jane Street in Whitechapel, but Fane Street is in the Fulham and Wandsworth area, much nearer St Andrew's West Kensington.

Florence Kate. 

[louisa maud]

I think, in my opinion as per bapts that it  looks like Jane Street West Kensington, if off course it is the same family, BUT as always I stand to be corrected, the marriage between Rogerson and Keen seems to be agreeable with you
There seems to be a problem with this man, he seems to be missing from some census, or uses a different name, did find a birth in 1857 Camberwell for Richard George Rogerson, I think he changes his name at will

There is a marriage for Amelia in St Paul Clapham
14/04/1906
George Thomas Chaplin aged 24 father Richard
to
Amelia Emma Rogerson aged 24 her father George Henry fishmonger
both of 67 North St
witnesses Arthur George Tickell and Lydia Bridges


I think you should search Jane St for further census to be honest

Just trying to help

LM

[louisa maud]

Having loooke dagain at my results it looks like Fane St and also Jane st, so perhaps I must admit it may well be FANE St

LM