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Re: Henry John Morgan: London to Victoria to Christchurch
« Reply #27 on: Thursday 26 February 15 21:40 GMT (UK) »

Sorry, I didn't meant to ignore your question, no I don't have his death certificate.

That's okay  :).

Just that it's a helpful document to have in terms of verifying information gathered from other sources.  [If you do decide to purchase from NZ BDM - cost about $20.40 - it's preferable to order the printout (registry copy) which tends to give more info (than a certificate which is a transcription and open to error). ]

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Re: Henry John Morgan: London to Victoria to Christchurch
« Reply #28 on: Thursday 26 February 15 21:47 GMT (UK) »
I think next step should be to ascertain what became of Caroline Frances MORGAN (wife).   :D

Will see what I can find.

If 1881 census info is correct for Elizabeth J. FITZER - she was residing in the Hackney area - then she may well have met up with Henry John MORGAN in that location ?
Although the children of Henry John and Caroline Frances MORGAN were baptised in Co. Essex, it's possible HJM returned to Hackney or vicinity of ?

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Re: Henry John Morgan: London to Victoria to Christchurch
« Reply #29 on: Thursday 26 February 15 21:52 GMT (UK) »
Adding this in case it's of assistance in tracking Caroline Frances MORGAN (nee PHILLIPS) :

1871

Hackney / Shoreditch - Haggerston West -- 6 Hare Walk

PHILLIPS - Thomas - 46 - wood turner - b. Herefordshire
- Angelina M. * PHILLIPS - wife - 35 - b. Cambridge
- Elizabeth - dau - 11
- Caroline - dau - 8
- Winnifred - dau - 6
- Harry - son - 3
- James - son - 11 months    ... all children born London, Middlesex

[Note:  * Angelina M. ... poss middle name is "Maria" ??? ]

Edited to correct census year.

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Re: Henry John Morgan: London to Victoria to Christchurch
« Reply #30 on: Thursday 26 February 15 21:55 GMT (UK) »

Sorry, I didn't meant to ignore your question, no I don't have his death certificate.

That's okay  :).

Just that it's a helpful document to have in terms of verifying information gathered from other sources.  [If you do decide to purchase from NZ BDM - cost about $20.40 - it's preferable to order the printout (registry copy) which tends to give more info (than a certificate which is a transcription and open to error). ]

   ~  Lu

It's something I have been wanting to get, for verification purposes, but I've recently finished up my degree and being a poor student meant even $20 to non essentials was too much. I'm always very skeptical of online information, so to have something "in my hand" would be great. I think that will be one of the first things I treat myself to once I go back to work properly in a few weeks (how sad is that, what a treat! haha)
Sumner, Warwickshire


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Re: Henry John Morgan: London to Victoria to Christchurch
« Reply #31 on: Thursday 26 February 15 22:02 GMT (UK) »
Name:    Angelina Maria Casburn
Spouse:    Thomas Phillips
Record Type:    Marriage
Event Date:    29 Jun 1852
Parish:    St Matthew, Bethnal Green
Borough:    Tower Hamlets
Father Name:    Robert Casburn
Spouse Father:    John Phillips
Register Type:    Parish Register

Looks like it :)
Sumner, Warwickshire

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Re: Henry John Morgan: London to Victoria to Christchurch
« Reply #32 on: Thursday 26 February 15 22:06 GMT (UK) »
Understand completely (the poor student thing),  :) and you deserve more worthy rewards.
The death record will always be there, so leave it's purchase for the future.   :)

I initially thought chasing up the name MORGAN might prove bothersome, but we're on a bit of a "roll" now ... and along with the spade work you've already done, things are coming together quite nicely.

Have news about Caroline F. MORGAN ... see next posting >

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Re: Henry John Morgan: London to Victoria to Christchurch
« Reply #33 on: Thursday 26 February 15 22:08 GMT (UK) »
Yes ... Thomas PHILLIPS / Angelina Maria CASBURN marriage looks correct.  ;D

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Re: Henry John Morgan: London to Victoria to Christchurch
« Reply #34 on: Thursday 26 February 15 22:12 GMT (UK) »
So, THIS marriage at Clerkenwell, Middlesex.    ::)

St Paul's, Clerkenwell -- 1 March 1896

William Alfred POOLE - 42 years - Widower - occ:  Barman
Father:   William POOLE (deceased) - gamekeeper

Caroline Frances MORGAN - 33 - Widow
Father:  Thomas PHILLIPS - (deceased) - Wood Turner

Both bride and groom residing at 8 Langton Avenue

Witnesses:  James John PHILLIPS and Helen? BREWSTER

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Re: Henry John Morgan: London to Victoria to Christchurch
« Reply #35 on: Thursday 26 February 15 22:16 GMT (UK) »
So, THIS marriage at Clerkenwell, Middlesex.    ::)

St Paul's, Clerkenwell -- 1 March 1896

William Alfred POOLE
Father:   William POOLE (deceased) - gamekeeper

Caroline Frances MORGAN - 33 - Widow
Father:  Thomas PHILLIPS - (deceased) - Wood Turner

Both bride and groom residing at 8 Langton Avenue

Witnesses:  James John PHILLIPS and Helen? BREWSTER

Ohhhh boy!
That's a bit of a spanner in the works  :(
Sumner, Warwickshire