AGUTTER Chart 0500

This is a Chart for James (John) Agutter and Mary Ann James

 

married
7th November 1833
St Leonard
Shoreditch, Middlesex

  
   

1,2,3,4,5JAMES (JOHN) AGUTTER
born about 
1791
Bermondsey, London
occupation
1837 Silversmith, 1840 Silver Engraver, 
1841  Silver Smith/Engraver, 1851 Silver Engraver, 
1852, 1853, 1861, 1869 Engraver
died 1869
Islington, Middlesex
Age 86 years

  

3,5MARY ANN JAMES
born 1814
Hackney, London
died 1846 (March quarter)
Shoreditch, Middlesex
(we have Mary Agutter as dieing in 1846, but this must be incorrect as she appears on the 1851 Census, born 1814 in Hackney).
5James John
AGUTTER
born
7th October 1830
baptised
13th October 1837
St George 
Camberwell 
Surrey
died
June quarter
1896
Edmonton, Middlesex
Age 66 years

married
23rd November 1851
St Matthew
Bethnal Green Middlesex
Marie Sophia
BRIERS		 Mary Ann Jemima
AGUTTER
born
6th April 1831
St Mary
Islington, Middlesex
baptised
13th October 1837
St George
Camberwell
Surrey

married
26th July 1852
St Bartholomew
Moorfield, London
James
HURST		 5,6,7,8
Frederick Joseph
AGUTTER
born
7th September 1833
Camberwell
Surrey
baptised
13th October 1837
St George
Camberwell
Surrey

married
March 1859
St Giles
Middlesex
London
Charlotte
DOE
 5Emily Sarah
AGUTTER
born
7th April 1835
Camberwell
Surrey
baptised
13th October 1837
St George 
Camberwell
 Surrey

married
22nd August 1852
St Bartholomew
Moorfield
London
William
Frederick
JEWELL		 5,9,10,11,12
Charles George
5(George on 1851 Census)
AGUTTER
born
18th February 1840
Camberwell
Surrey
baptised
20th June 1841
St George
Camberwell
Surrey
occupation
1851
Errand Boy
1861 Printer
Lithographic
1871 Printer
1891, 1901
 Lithographic Printer

married
Margaret
MALONEY
born about
1842
St Giles
Middlesex
occupation
1861 House Servant		 3,5Selina Priscilla
Matilda
 3(Selma)
AGUTTER
born
11th March
1843
East London
district
baptised
26th April 1843
St Botolphs Without
Aldersgate
London
occupation
1851
At Home

married
June 1862
East London
???
   
  1. Occupations - See list under James AGUTTER
  2. Address up to 1841 8 St Georges Row Camberwell, Surrey 1852 Moor Square
  3. 1861 Census - Little Compton Street, Westminster, London
  4. 1852 Moor Square, Moorfields, London 
  5. 1851 Census - 6 Garden Row, St Luke Old Street, City Road, Finsbury, London. James and Frederick have an occupation which looks like Patent Fire Wood Maker, but I cannot believe this can be correct. Patent Wood and Maker are quite clear the Fire is of that length and appears to start with an F, but I cannot think of another word that would fit this.
  6. 1861 Census - 12 Millfields? Place, St Mary, Stoke Newington, Middlesex. J
  7. 1871 Census - Metropolitan District Asylum, Caterham, Surrey.
  8. 1871 Census - Metropolitan District Asylum for Imbeciles, Caterham, Surrey.
  9. 1861 Census - 23 Crown Street, St Giles North, St Giles, Middlesex. Charles G AGUTTER is down as EGETTER but think correct person, right age and born in Camberwell. He is a visitor to the home of a Charles GROVES, who was an Compositor, aged 20 born Marylebone, Middlesex. Also in the house with them was a Margaret MALONEY, aged 18, born St Giles, Middlesex. I am certain this is the person Charles married, see note 10
  10. 1871 Census - Webber? Street, Waterloo Road, Lambeth London. I think this is the correct person as he is born in 1840 in Camberwell, his occupation appears to be Painter, but I think it is Printer, but his wife Margaret on this census was born in St Giles which is where he was in 1861.  With them on this Census are two cousins, a Kate ROEADON, aged 20 a Tailor, born Ireland and a William TURNER, aged 6 born St Giles, Middlesex.
  11. 1891 Census - Metropolitan District Asylum, Caterham, Surrey. I have not found Charles on the 1881 Census yet or his wife Margaret, but it appears from this Census that he ended up in the same Asylum as his brother Frederick. Down as a Patient and Lunatic.
  12. 1901 Census - Metropolitan District Asylum, Caterham, Surrey. Down as a Patient and Lunatic.

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