Family History, Savvell/Savil(le) Chart 0400 Henry Everest Savell (or Everett Savil(l), Frances (Fanny) Shand and Benjamin William Goodland

	married(2) 18th October 1863 St Leonard Shoreditch, Middlesex witnesses Henry WILTON Emily WILTON		(1)married 4th March 1856 St John Hoarsely Down Southwark Surrey (1st quarter 1856 St Olave Bermondsey, Surrey) witnesses George DUCK James Frederick JOHNSON

1 HENRY EVEREST SAVELL or EVERETT SAVIL(L) born circa 1836 Horton Kirby, Kent occupation 1862, 1863 Gas Fitter 1871 Wharf Labourer 1881 General Labourer 1884 Gas Fitter 1891 Packer of Rifles/Guns 1892 Gas Fitter 1912 Gas Fitter (deceased) died 3rd January 1898 9 Rolt Street, Male 60 years formerly a General Labourer of Chronic Nephritis, Heart Disease, Dropsy S Hutchins present at death 9 Rolt St.		2 FRANCES (FANNY) SHAND born circa 1836/1838/1839/1840 Southwark, Surrey address at marriage 15 Huntingdon Street occupation Servant died 27th March 1912 9 Rolt Street, Deptford North, London Age 76 Widow Senile Decay, General Paralysis of the insane - 7 months living with James MILEMAN and Mary Ann at time of death. Daughter Sarah reported death		3 BENJAMIN WILLIAM GOODLAND born about 1827 baptised 22nd July 1827 St Mary Magdalene Bermondsey, Surrey occupation 1856 Fishmonger died September quarter 1857 Bermondsey, Surrey

4
Mary Ann
SAVVELL/SAVIL
born
13th January 1862
106 Union Court
Horselydown, Southwark
Surrey
died before1922

married
13th April 1884
Christchurch
Rotherhithe, Surrey
witnesses
Ambrose James TERRY
Maria SAVVELL
James
MILEMAN

5
Maria
SAVVELL
born
1864
Horselydown
Southwark, Surrey

married
18th April 1892
St Crispin
Bermondsey, Surrey
witnesses
Herbert SQUIRES
Sarah SAVVELL
banns
27th March
3rd and 11th April
1892
St Crispin
Southwark Park Road
Bermondsey, Surrey
Ambrose James
TERRY

6
Emily
SAVVELL
born
1868
Horselydown
Southwark, Surrey
died
30th May 1935, Romford, Essex
buried
5th June 1935, Ilford, Essex

married
18th April 1892
St Crispin
Southwark Park Road
Bermondsey, Surrey
witnesses
James MILEMAN
Ada Emily TERRY
banns
27th March
3rd and 11th April
1892
St Crispin
Southwark Park Road
Bermondsey, Surrey
Frederick Charles
TERRY

7
William
SAVVELL
born
1870
Bermondsey, Surrey
(3 months on the 1871 Census)

8
Sarah Elizabeth
SAVILLE/SAVVELL
born
4th July 1872
Horselydown
Southwark, Surrey
died
24th February 1929
48 Vanburgh Hill
Greenwich, London
buried
Brockley Cemetery

married
25th December 1897
St Luke
Deptford
witnesses
James MILEMAN
Maria TERRY
James Richard
HUTCHINGS

MILEMAN
Chart 0300

TERRY
Chart 0302

TERRY
Chart 0303

HUTCHINGS
Chart 0300

1841 Fair Street, St John, Southwark, Surrey (HO107/187/6 Folio 5v) Living in this house were: Eli MARTIN (25), Gold Beater born Surrey, Ann MARTIN (25), Maria EVEREST (20) and Henry EVEREST (6) all three not born in Surrey. Ann MARTIN and Maria EVEREST were sisters 1851 10 Charles Street, St John, Horsleydown, Surrey (HO 107/1559 folio 493r &v) Living in this house were: Ann MARTIN widow (35) Gold threader born Dartford, Kent, sons Eli James MARTIN (7), Charles MARTIN (1) both born Horsleydown, Surrey and nephew Henry EVEREST (15) Errand Boy born Dartford, Kent. In 1851 Maria was living at Gateway (Black Street) St John, Southwark, Surrey (HO 107/1559 folio 302r&v). She was a Servant, Unmarried (32) born Horton, Kent. Servant to the LEDGER family. It would appear that before 1861 Maria married William WOODLEY who was 46 in 1861 born St John, Surrey, and they had children Harriet (6) and William (4) both born St John, Surrey. Also living with then at 2 Union Court, St John Horsley down, Surrey was Mary SARD (48) wife's sister born Horton, Kent. 1862 106 Union Court, Horselydown, Southwark, Surrey 1863 15 Huntingdon Street 1881 10 Roney St, Rotherhithe, Surrey 1884 10 Roney St, Rotherhithe, Surrey - Gas Fitter 1891 10 Glebe Road - Note on census - “Slipper cottages - now named Glebe Road” 1856 Address at Marriage - St Johns - Father - Francis SHAND, Mariner 1871 Census 2 Union Court, Horselydown, Southwark, Surrey. 1881 Census 10 Roney St., Rotherhithe, Surrey (See Note 1 but added again to show specifically which people were on this Census as I found a William on the 1871 Census. 1911 Census - Rolt St Deptford S E. Frances SAVVELL, Mother-in-Law a Widow aged 75 (1836) no occupation, born Bermondsey, London. was with her eldest son James MILEMAN and family. Father - Frank SHAND - mariner 1856 Address at Marriage - St John - Father Frederick GOODLAND, Clerk 1862 2 Union Court, Horselydown, Southwark 1871 Census 2 Union Court, Horselydown, Southwark, Surrey. 1881 10 Roney(?) St, Rotherhithe, Surrey (Biscuit Packer) 1884 10 Roney(?) St, Rotherhithe, Surrey 1891 26 Gosterwood St, Deptford, London 1892 26 Gosterwood St, Deptford, London 1901 Census - 9 Rolt Street, Deptford, London. The HUTCHINGS family see HUTCHINGS chart 0300 were also living at the same address. 1906 9 Rolt St, Deptford, London 1911 Census - Rolt St Deptford S E. With the family was Frances SAVVELL, Mother-in-Law a Widow aged 75 (1836) no occupation, born Bermondsey, London. 1915 9 Rolt St, Deptford, London Witnesses at wedding of Frederick Charles TERRY and Emily SAVVELL in 1892 All SAVVELL girls worked in biscuit factory. Note - Papers for Peak Frean are held at Reading University. A search of Employee Lists was made by John TERRY and Jean WHEATON on 21st April 1995. However of the 1562 employees, who in 1898 at the time of the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria received a box of biscuits, only the names of about 100 with salaries of about between £120 and £500 a year were entered in the ledgers. 1881 10 Roney St, Rotherhithe, Surrey 1891/1892 312 Lynton Road, Bermondsey, Surrey 1892 43 Storks Road, Bermondsey, Surrey 1894-1896 172 Brockley Road, Deptford, Greenwich, London 1901 31 Wotton Road, Deptford, London 1911 Census - 34 Seymour Street, Deptford, SE 1940 6 Halstead Grove, Wythenshawe, Manchester All SAVVELL girls worked in biscuit factory. Note - Papers for Peak Frean are held at Reading University. A search of Employee Lists was made by John TERRY and Jean WHEATON on 21st April 1995. However of the 1562 employees, who in 1898 at the time of the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria received a box of biscuits, only the names of about 100 with salaries of about between £120 and £500 a year were entered in the ledgers. 1871 Census 2 Union Court, Horselydown, Southwark, Surrey. 1881 - 10 Roney St, Rotherhithe, Surrey 1892 43 Storks Road, Bermondsey, Surrey 1893 64 Alexis Road, Bermondsey, Surrey, 1894 Brockley Road 1898, 1899 80 Etta Street, Deptford, Kent 1901 192 Hanover Building, Horselydown, Rotherhithe, Bermondsey, London. My Grandfather, Charles George TERRY was living with his brother at the time of the Census in 1901. 1911 23 Priter Rd Bermondsey, Surrey ???? Gordon Road, Ilford, Essex All SAVVELL girls worked in biscuit factory. Note - Papers for Peak Frean are held at Reading University. A search of Employee Lists was made by John TERRY and Jean WHEATON on 21st April 1995. However of the 1562 employees, who in 1898 at the time of the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria received a box of biscuits, only the names of about 100 with salaries of about between £120 and £500 a year were entered in the ledgers. 1871 Census 2 Union Court, Horselydown, Southwark, Surrey. 1881 Census 10 Roney St., Rotherhithe, Surrey (See Note 1 but added again to show specifically which people were on this Census as I found a William on the 1871 Census. 1901 Census - 9 Rolt Street, at the same address as James MILEMAN family, see Chart MILEMAN Chart 0300. All SAVVELL girls worked in biscuit factory. Note - Papers for Peak Frean are held at Reading University. A search of Employee Lists was made by John TERRY and Jean WHEATON on 21st April 1995. However of the 1562 employees, who in 1898 at the time of the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria received a box of biscuits, only the names of about 100 with salaries of about between £120 and £500 a year were entered in the ledgers.

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