| 1849-07-12 | b. Littlewick, White Waltham, Berkshire | censuses; 1939 England & Wales Register |
| 1851 | of Wooley Green Chalk Pit, White Waltham, living with her parents and paternal grandparents | TNA: PRO HO 107/1694 f58 p3 |
| 1861 | scholar, of Waltham St, White Waltham, living with her grandparents | PRO RG 9/753 f163 p20 |
| 1871 | housemaid, of 6 Brunswick Sqre, St Giles Camberwell, Surrey, in the household of Adam Kettlewell, ship and business broker | RG 10/722 f74 p24 |
| 1877-02-22 | m. John William Thomas Elliot Sedman (18521910, b. Peckham, seaman, later commercial traveller / traveller cider), at Holy Trinity church, Botleys and Lyne, Surrey | "England, Surrey Parish Registers, 15361992", database, FamilySearch: 16 March 2018, John William Thomas Sedman and Georgina Collins, 1877; GRO index; censuses; St Giles Camberwell parish register |
| Children: | Christine Harriet (18791942, b. Clerkenwell, Middlesex), Georgina Caroline (18811964), Nellie Elliot (18841962), John Harry (18881970); last three all b. Peckham | GRO index; censuses |
| 1881 | living with her family in a flat at 11 St Georges St, Camberwell | RG 11/696 f9 p11 |
| 1891 | living with her family at 157 Choumert Rd, Peckham | RG 12/468 f24 p40 |
| 1901 | living with her family above an unnumbered jeweller's shop in High St, King's Norton, Worcestershire | RG 13//2806 f96 p45 |
| 1911 | boarding house keeper, own account, home, living in 7 rooms at 'The Ferns', Horseshoe Lane, Garston, Hertfordshire, with her two younger children and a boarder | RG14PN7737 RG78PN382 RD140 SD4 ED5 SN111 |
| 1912/1915 | of Horseshoe Lane, Garston | electoral registers |
| 1919/1923 | ||
| 1925/1930 | ||
| 1939-09-29 | widow, retired; living with her daughter Nellie and family at 14 Tudor Ave, Watford, Hertfordshire | 1939 England & Wales Register |
| 1941 Q1 | d. Watford RD | GRO index |
| cal 1851-02 | b. White Waltham, Berkshire | GRO index; TNA: PRO HO 107/1694 f58 p3; Berkshire burial index |
| 1851 | of Wooley Green Chalk Pit, White Waltham, living with parents and paternal grandparents | PRO HO 107/1694 f58 p3 |
| 1858-08 | d. White Waltham | Berkshire burial index; King Family Tree; (not found in GRO index) |
| 1858-08-08 | bur. St Mary, White Waltham | Berkshire burial index |
| 1854 Q1 | b. White Waltham, Littlewick, or Maidenhead, Berkshire | censuses; GRO index |
| 1861 | of Boyn Hill, Bray, Berkshire, living with her family and cousin Caroline Morris | TNA: PRO RG 9/753 f8 p9 |
| 1871 | servt, of 7 Elizabeth Row, Peckham, Surrey, in household of Henry Parrott, ironmonger's assistant | RG 10/730 f53 p47 |
| 1879-03-04 | of Brockwood, Woking; m. William James Brushwood Edwards (18521924, cordwainer, of Knap Hill, Woking; later, warder convict service, later Met. Police Sergt; b. Peckham, s. of James Brushwood Edwards, cordwainer), at St Peter's, Woking, Surrey, after banns | RG 11/64 f43 p4; GRO index; parish register |
| Children: | probably Alice Caroline (18751956), b. Boyn Hill, Bray, Berkshire; Florence Ethel B. (18801962), Herbert Brushwood (1881 after 1911), both b. Fulham, London | censuses; GRO index |
| 1881 | living with her husband, daughter, and sister-in-law in a flat at 5 Calderon Place, Hammersmith, London | RG 11/64 f43 p4 |
| 1891 | of 30 Caversham Rd, St Pancras, London, living with her family and Alice Collins (Alice described as "niece", but probably Rebecca's daughter from before her marriage) | RG 12/139 f129 p11; entry for Alice's marriage, London Metropolitan Archives, St George, Tufnell Park, Register of marriages, P83/GEO, Item 012 |
| 1901 | living with her husband at 33 Corinne Rd, Islington, London | RG 13/162 f41 p4 |
| 1911 | living with her husband at 76 Malvern Road, Romford, Essex; 5 rooms | RG14PN9939 RG78PN523 RD191 SD4 ED6 SN34 |
| 1917 Q4 | d. Billericay RD | GRO index |
| 1855 Q3 | b. Littlewick, Berkshire | censuses; GRO index |
| 1861 | of Boyn Hill, Bray, Berkshire, living with his family and cousin Caroline Morris | TNA: PRO RG 9/753 f8 p9 |
| 1871 | labourer agricultl, of Boyn Hill, Bray, living with his family | PRO RG 10/1290 f7 p10 |
| 1874-05-26 |
TUESDAY.(Before the Mayor and Dr. Powis.)Thomas Collins was charged with having, on Monday, unlawfully and indecently assaulted a little girl named Rosa Bell. The case was proved. Defendant said he was drunk and knew nothing about it. Committed for trial. |
Reading Mercury, 1874-05-30 |
| 1874-06-30 | to be tried at Berkshire Midsummer Sessions: THOMAS COLLINS, 19, labourer, charged with indecently assaulting Annie Rosa Bell, at Cookham, on the 25th of May. |
Reading Mercury, 1874-06-27 |
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THOMAS COLLINS, 19, labourer, was charged with having, on the 25th of May, at Cookham, indecently assaulted Annie Rosa Bell. Mr. Greene was counsel for the prosecution, and Mr. Baker Smith defended the prisoner. The charge was fully proved. The defence was that the prisoner was drunk. Sentenced to two calendar months' hard labour. |
Reading Mercury, 1874-07-04 | |
| labourer; found guilty of indecently assaulting Annie Rosa Bell, at Cookham on the 25th May; sentenced to imprisonment with hard labour for 2 calendar months | Calendar of Prisoners Tried at the General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the Year 1874 | |
| Q2 1875 | m. Betsy Jane Poulton (18521937, b. Knightsbridge), Cookham RD | censuses; GRO index |
| 1876-02-07 | Borough Police: Thomas Collins was summoned by the Inland Revenue Officers for having, on the 17th January, used a gun in Bray Parish without having a license. The defendant declared that he had no gun and never had one, but the Bench considered the case proved, and he was fined 50s., one-fourth of the penalty, with a recommendation that it should be further reduced one-half. |
Reading Mercury, 1876-02-12 |
| Children: | Lucy Jane (18781978), William (18801928), Caroline Christiana (1882 after 1891), Henry (1883 after 1901), John (1885 after 1911), Mary (1888 after 1920), Emily (18901968), Rose (1893 after 1939), 3 children (? before 1911) | censuses; GRO index; Ancestry public member tree; 1939 England and Wales Register (TNA: PRO RG 101) |
| 1881 | general lab., of Boyn Hill Lane, Bray, living with his family | RG 11/1314 f9 p12 |
| 1883-12-24 | County Police: John Collins and Thomas Collins, of Boyn Hill, were charged with trespassing on the Thicket on the 16th Dec. in search of conies. John Collins was fined 20s. and 8s. 6d. costs, and Thomas Collins 10s. and 8s. 6d. costs, the former having been convicted several times and the latter once previously. |
Reading Mercury, 1884-01-05 |
| 1884-04-22 | County Police: TRESPASS.Thomas Collins and W. Atwood were charged with having on the 14th inst., trespassed on Maidenhead Thicket in search of rabbits. Edwicker, the game-keeper, in giving his evidence, said he was not sure as to the identity of Collins, and he was therefore, discharged. |
Reading Mercury, 1884-04-26 |
| 1891 | railway locksmith, employed, of Little Row, Bray, living with his family | RG 12/1003 f23 p11 |
| 1901 | foreman, signal dip. (rly), worker, of 2 Elizabeth Cottages, Bray, living with his family | RG 13/1159 f23 p9 |
| 1911 | under linesman, G.W. Railway, of Altward Road, Maidenhead, Berkshire, living with his family and a visitor; 5 rooms | RG14PN6654 RG78PN330 RD123 SD1 ED16 SN164 |
| Q1 1920 | d. Reading RD | GRO index |
| 1856 Q2 | b. Pinkney Green, Berkshire | TNA: PRO RG 9/753 f163 p20; GRO index |
| 1861 | of Waltham St, White Waltham, Berkshire, living with her paternal grandparents | PRO RG 9/753 f163 p20 |
| 1860 Q1 | b. White Waltham, Berkshire | TNA: PRO RG 9; GRO index |
| 1861 | of Boyn Hill, Bray, Berkshire, living with his family and cousin Caroline Morris | PRO RG 9/753 f8 p9 |
| 1861 Q3 | d. Cookham RD | GRO index |
| cal 1860-12 | b. White Waltham, Berkshire | censuses |
| 1861 | of Boyn Hill, Bray, Berkshire, living with his family and cousin Caroline Morris | TNA: PRO RG 9/753 f8 p9 |
| 1871 | scholar, of Boyn Hill, Bray, living with his family | PRO RG 10/1290 f7 p10 |
| 1881 | ord[inary seaman], Royal Navy, aboard the Champion | RG 11/5641 f75 p6 |
| cal 1886 | m. Jane A. ____ (cal 1866 1943) | censuses |
| Children: | Ethel Miriam (18881974), Albert Daniel (18941975), William D. (18971965), Lily C. (cal 1904 after 1945), 6 children (? before 1911) | censuses; GRO index |
| 1891 | wagon repairer, employed, living with his wife and daughter in two rooms at 20 Victor Rd, Willesden, Middlesex | RG 12/1048 f85 p18 |
| 1901 | not found in census | |
| 1911 | aceteleyn lampman, dockyard, worker, living with his family and a granddaughter in five rooms at 145 Westfield Rd, Eastney, Portsmouth, Hampshire | RG14PN5544 RG78PN252 RD90 SD2 ED23 SN213 |
| 1921-04-05 | of 145 Westfield Rd, Portsea Island; property owned by Coffin's Ex'ors; gross estimated rental £12, rateable value £10, assessed for rate of £3 18s. 4d.; amount actually collected, mid-year, £1 19s. 2d. | Portsea Island rate books |
| 1863 Q2 | b. Cookham, Berkshire | GRO index; TNA: PRO RG 10 |
| 1871 | scholar, of Boyn Hill, Bray, Berkshire, living with her family | PRO RG 10/1290 f7 p10 |
| cal 1866 | b. Littlewick, Berkshire | censuses |
| 1871 | scholar, of Boyn Hill, Bray, Berkshire, living with her family | PRO RG 10/1290 f7 p10 |
| 1881 | living with her sister's family at 5 Calderon Place, Hammersmith, London | RG 11/64 f43 p4 |
| 1891 | attendant, employed, of Leavesden Asylum, Watford, Hertfordshire | RG 12/1120 f61 p40 |
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