Inmate Romford Union House.

[Janae]

1881 census has Susan Parker,  widowed,  an inmate at the Romford Union house.
Has anyone access to any records which could tell me when she became an inmate there and when she presumably died there.
Her husband was George Parker but I don't know when he died.
Any information about either of them would be most appreciated.
Thanks........Janae.

[suffolk*sue]

There was a Susan Parker born c1805 buried in Gt. Ilford, St. Mary on 13th April, 1888, aged 83yrs.

[Janae]

Thank you,  that is a possibility but may be about 5 years too old.
Janae

[suffolk*sue]

A George Parker born c1810 also buried in Gt. Ilford 10th October, 1878 aged 68yrs.

[Janae]

Thank you.  I wonder if they are together in the 1871 Census.
Janae.

[suffolk*sue]

In 1871 George born c1811 and Susan born c1807 are living in Lambeth London.
RG10; Piece: 672; Folio: 37; Page: 27

[suffolk*sue]

You have probably already got this.

Marriage
George Parker
Susan Robins
both single and of the parish
by banns
1st December, 1829
witnesses
Richard Goldage (looks like parish clerk)
Sarah Challick
All Saints, West Ham.

[Janae]

I didn't have the date of the marriage. Thank you very much and thank you for the 1871  census.
You have knocked down a few brickwalls for me.
Janae 

[suffolk*sue]

Census say Susan born in Barking, found the following baptism at Barking which may be her.

Susan ROBERTS
born 2nd February, 1806
bap. 30th March, 1806
daughter of James and Elizabeth.


Census also says George born in Clavering and found the following bap.

George Parker
born May 31st 1810
bap 5th August 1910
son of Philip and Ann.



Marriage in Clavering

Philip Parker
Ann Martin
both single and of the parish
by banns
12th September, 1799
witnesses
John Game
Ann Hayden