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02. Angela
Elizabeth Tunbridge| c. 1814 | b. | death certificate |
| before 1837-06 | m. Amelia Golding (18231875) | death certificate; censuses; wife's 2nd marriage certificate |
| 1841 | not found in census | |
| Children: | Amelia (18471931), Ruth (18501872) | birth certificates; censuses; GRO index |
| 1847 | mariner | daughter's birth certificate |
| 1851 | not found in census | |
| 1855-08-23 | almsman Greenwich pensioner, of Union Workhouse, Chatham, Kent; d. there of pleuropneumonia 10 days | death certificate |
02. Angela
Elizabeth Tunbridge| 1823-05-28 | bapt. St Mary's, Chatham | parish register, online at cityark.medway.gov.uk |
| 1841 | of Brook, Chatham, Kent | TNA: HO 107/487/2 f30 p14 |
| 1851 | straw bonnet maker, of Adelaide Street, Chatham, living with her parents | HO 107/1611 f203 p36 |
| 1861 | not found in census | |
| 1871 |
| 1824/1826 | b. Chatham, Kent | censuses; marriage certificate |
| 1825-05-06 | bapt. Chatham | Kent baptisms |
| 1841 | shipwright ap., of Brook, Chatham | TNA: HO 107/487/2 f30 p14 |
| 1847-02-01 | shipwright of Frindsbury; m. Pamelia Eliza Jessup (cal 1825 1862, of Frindsbury, b. Sheerness, Kent, daughter of William Jessup, cordwainer) at Frindsbury parish church, Kent, after banns; as 'Darsey Daniel Tunbridge' | marriage certificate; GRO index |
| Children: | William D'Arcy (18471891, b. Gillingham, Kent), Selina Emily (18511938), Clara Madeline (18541941), Henry Edwin (18571925), Arthur (18601862) | GRO index; censuses; parish register; New Zealand, death index; parish register of St Mark's, Dalston; Adam/Mason |
| 1850 | carpenter's crew on HMS Boscawen | "England, Navy Allotment Records, 17951812", FamilySearch: 5 August 2021), Dearce D Tunbridge, 1850, citing TNA: ADM 27/113 |
| 1851 | not found in census; wife and son living with her parents at Layfield, Gillingham | HO 107/1611 f649 p23 |
| 1861 | shipwright, visitor with parents at Chatham Hill, Chatham | TNA: RG 9/482 f168 p32 |
| 1862-10-16 | at Quarter Sessions in Maidstone, Kent, sentenced to six months' imprisonment for larceny simple | criminal registers |
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STEALING WHEAT AT CHATHAM. DANIEL TUNBRIDGE, 38, shipwright, was charged with stealing five bundles of wheat, the property of Thomas Nixon Quarrington, on the 28th August. Mr. F.J. Smith was for the prosecution. The prisoner was seen to take the wheat from some sheaves by prosecutor's niece, who gave information to her uncle, and the accused was apprehended. In his cross-examination of the witnesses the prisoner exhibited an ingenuity which seemed to indicate that he was not unacquainted with the mode of procedure in a court of justice. He made a pathetic speech to the jury with a view to excite their compassion on behalf of his four motherless children. He was found guilty, and sentenced to Six months' hard labour. |
Maidstone Journal and Kentish Advertiser, 1862-10-21 | |
| 1871 | not found in census | |
| 1871-04-14 | seafaring occupation; of 23 Crawshay Road, Brixton | parish register of St Philip Lambeth, entry for daughter's baptism |
| 1875-11-24 | mate, Royal Navy | parish register of St Paul's, St Pancras, Middlesex; entry for daughter's marriage |
| 1881 | not found in census | |
| 1891 | not found in census | |
| before 1901 | d. (shipwright, deceased) | parish register of St Mark's, Dalston |
| 1870-12-16 | b. Rainham Road, Chatham; as Harriet "Tonbridge" | birth certificate |
| 1871 | living with parents at Beacon Hill, Chatham | TNA: RG 10/911 f107 p29 |
| 1881 | scholar, living with her father in her stepsister's household at 84 Regents Place, St Mary, Chatham | RG 11/894 f83 p5 |
| 1891 | general d. servant, employed, living with her brother and half-sister's family as one of three households at 78 New Road, Chatham | RG 12/663 f131 p1 |
| 1891-12-23 | single servt; gave birth to a male child at the Medway Union workhouse; as Harriet "Tonbridge" | Medway Poor Law Union records, admission and discharge |
| Child with unknown father: | Henry William (18911894), b. and d. Chatham | birth certificate; GRO index; Find a Grave |
| 1901 | not found in census | |
| 1911 |
| 1874-10-04 | b. Chatham Hill, Gillingham, Medway | birth certificate; Medway Poor Law Union Records |
| 1881 | scholar, living with his father in stepsister's household at 84 Regents Place, St Mary, Chatham, Kent | TNA: RG 11/894 f83 p5 |
| 1891 | general laborer, employed, living with his sister and half-sister's family as one of three households at 78 New Road, Chatham | RG 12/663 f131 p1 |
| 1895-09-09/-16 | engaged for twelve years as a rivetter, Sto 2c, at Chatham; 5 ft 7½", l. brown hair, hazel eyes, fresh complexion; TH & WT & other designs tattd L forearm; served on Pembroke II, character VG | Royal Navy registers of seamen's services |
| 1895-09-17/-12-09 | served on Wildfire | |
| 1895-12-10/-13 | served at Pembroke II | |
| 1895-12-14 | served on Empress of India | |
| 1896-06-01/-09-08 | sto., on Empress of India | |
| 1896-09-09/1897-06-02 | sto., at Pembroke II; cells 3 ds | |
| 1896-12-31 | character VG | |
| 1897-06-06/1897-09-22 | sto., at Pembroke II; cells 3 ds | |
| 1897-09-26/1898-05-13 | sto., at Pembroke II; cells 5 ds | |
| 1897-12-31 | character Good | |
| 1898-05-19/-06-02 | sto., at Pembroke II; cells 6 ds | |
| 1898-06-09/-09-08 | sto., at Pembroke II; cells 14 ds | |
| 1898-09-09 | 2nd class for conduct | |
| 1898-09-23/-11-10 | sto., at Pembroke II; cells 14 ds | |
| 1898-11-25/-12-29 | sto., at Pembroke II; character Indiff.; 42 ds HL per wrt of 3[..illeg.] | |
| 1899-02-11/-03-20 | sto., at Pembroke II; character Fair; Run 10 | |
| 1899-09-28/-11-04 | sto., at Pembroke II; character Indiff.; Run (2) | |
| 1901 | hammerman H.M. D[ockyard], worker, of 36 Cross St, Chathamlodging with his half-sister's family | RG 13/726 f110 p30 |
| 1903 Q2 | m. Sarah Ann Edwards (18791943, b. Chatham), Medway RO/NC | GRO index; RG14PN3900 RG78PN149 RD47 SD1 ED16 SN315 |
| Children: | William George (19041956), Sidney Albert (19061925), Violet Amelia (19081922), and Mary Elizabeth (19112001), all b. Medway RD | RG14PN3900 RG78PN149 RD47 SD1 ED16 SN315; GRO index |
| 1911 | waterman, mate of barge; coal & cement; worker; living with his family and two boarders in 3 large rooms at 18a King Street, Chatham | RG14PN3900 RG78PN149 RD47 SD1 ED16 SN315 |
| 1920-01-03 | of Brook, Chatham; admitted to Chatham Workhouse; Church of England | Medway Poor Law Union Records |
| 1920-02-16 | discharged from Chatham Workhouse | |
| 1921 | general labourer, |
RG 15/04041 RD47 SD47-1 ED16 SN270 |
| 1923-10-18 | of 34 Cross St, Chatham; admitted to Chatham Workhouse; Church of England | Medway Poor Law Union records, creed register |
| 1924-01-23 | discharged from Chatham Workhouse | |
| 1939-09-29 | not found in 1939 Register; wife doing unpaid
domestic duties, living at 22 Symon's Ave, Chatham, with her younger daughter
and a Violet E. |
1939 England and Wales Register, RG 101/119H |
| 1948 Q3 | old age pensioner; d. Minster Institution, Margate, Kent | GRO index; Kent burials |
| 1948-07-22 | bur. grave 98 (C), section PP, Maidstone Road & Palmerston Road Cemetery, Kent | Kent burials |
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