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Elizabeth Charlotte Ellen Rogers| 1872-10-03 | b. 7 Deans Buildings, St Peter, Walworth, St Saviour, Surrey | birth certificate; TNA: RG 11/569 f19 p31; TNA: RG 13/307 f37 p14; Henry Roberts gedcom |
| 1879-07-09 | of 96 Blue Anchor Lane; bapt. St James, Bermondsey, Surrey | parish register |
| 1881 | scholar, living with her family in a flat at 37 Lucey Road, St Mary Magdalene, Bermondsey | RG 11/569 f19 p31 |
| 1891 | general servant, employed, in the household of Charles Scott, coffee house keeper, of 74 Union St, St Saviour | RG 12/342 f33 p17 |
| 1898-11-13, -20, -27 | of School House, Brick Lane; banns of marriage published, Christ Church with St Mary and St Stephen, Spitalfields | banns book |
| 1899-06-08 | of 13 Block G, Dibden Street, Essex Road, Islington, London; m. Daniel Roberts (1866–1949, dock labourer, b. Shoreditch, son of James Roberts), at Islington Registry Office, London | marriage certificate; GRO index; RG 13/307 f37 p14; Canadian census; Henry Roberts gedcom |
| Children: | Joseph James (1902–1981, b. Mile End Old Town, London), and Henry Godfrey (1907–1980, b. Whitechapel, London) | GRO index; 1911 census of Canada; 1921 census of Canada |
| 1901 | charwoman, living with her husband at 97 Katharine Buildings, St Botolph without Aldgate, London | RG 13/307 f37 p14 |
| 1902 | of St Catherine's Buildings, Royal Mint Street, Whitechapel, London | son's birth certificate |
| 1907 | of 248 Katharine Buildings, Aldgate, London | son's birth certificate |
| 1907 | emigrated to Canada | 1921 census of Canada |
| 1911 | home worker, of Cornwall, Stormont, Ontario, Canada, living with her husband and two children | 1911 census of Canada |
| 1921 | of Whitehead Ave, Cornwall Town, Glengarry-Stormont, Ontario, Canada; living with her husband and two children | 1921 census of Canada |
| 1951-02-06 | d. Windsor, Ontario, Canada | The Roberts Family 001; Henry Roberts gedcom |
| 1951-02-08 | bur. Green Lawn Memorial Park, Windsor, Ontario, Canada | Henry Roberts gedcom |
| cal 1874-11-03 | b. 145 Storks Rd, Southwark, Surrey | death certificate; GRO index |
| 1874-12-22 | of Storks Road, Bermondsey; d. 145 Storks Rd, Southwark, after 3 days bronchitis | death certificate; cemetery burial register |
| 1874-12-29 | bur. City of London and Tower Hamlets Cemetery | cemetery burial register |
| 1879-11-26 | b. 96 Blue Anchor Lane, St James, St Olave Southwark, Surrey | birth certificate; TNA: RG 11/569 f19 p31; RG 14/2557 RD27 ED14 SN435; 1939 England and Wales Register (RG 101) |
| 1881 | living with her family in a flat at 37 Lucey Road, St Mary Magdalene, Bermondsey, Surrey | RG 11/569 f19 p31 |
| 1889-01-01 | admitted Havill St workhouse, to be maintained at Banstead | London Metropolitan Archives CaBG/175/1 |
| admitted from Camberwell, South Metropolitan School Dist.; C of E.; diet class 2 | LMA SMSD/162 | |
| 1889-01-14 | discharged from Sutton School | LMA X20/414 |
| 1891 | scholar, of S.M.D. School for Girls, Banstead Lane, Sutton | RG 12/545 f153 p17 |
| 1891-11-20 | discharged from Banstead School | CaBG/175/1 |
| 1901 | servant domestic, of 20 Keston Rd, Camberwell, London, in the household of William Wallis, orchestral player | RG 13/500 f133 p24 |
| 1906-06-18 | of 39 West Square, Southwark; m. Henry Williams (1885–1959, cooper's clerk, of 39 West Square, s. of Henry Williams, cartman), at St Jude, Southwark, London, after banns | GRO index; parish register; RG 14/2557 RD27 ED14 SN435; Bevercombe Family Tree |
| Child: | Sophia Emma (1907–1986), b. Thornton Heath, Surrey | GRO index; RG 14/2557 RD27 ED14 SN435; Bevercombe Family Tree |
| 1911 | living with her husband and daughter at 49 Fenham Rd, Peckham, London S.E.; 3 rooms | RG 14/2557 RD27 ED14 SN435 |
| 1921 | home duties; living with her husband and daughter in 5 rooms at 170 Livingstone Rd, Thornton Hth | RG 15/03506 RD39 SD39-4 ED30 SN104 |
| 1937-04-20 |
WOMAN WITH A WHIP FINED FOR ASSAULTING A BOY "A Christian Doesn't Take Out a Summons"
THE summons was issued by Mrs. Elizabeth Ely, of Livingstone-road, on behalf of her son. BOY'S STORY The boy said he was playing with a ball on Monday of last week, kicking it from the kerb to the fence of his house, when defendant came out of her house opposite with a whip in her hand, and started to hit him with it, leaving weals on his left arm. He picked up a stick to defend himself. Mrs. Williams told him it was the law that he must not play in the street, and told him to go away. Mrs. F.M. Davy and Mrs. Clark, also of Livingstone-road, said they saw Mrs. Williams assault the boy. Mrs. Clark adding that it was she who told him to use the stick. P.s. Ilott gave evidence as to the weals on the boy's arm. "TROUBLED FOR MONTHS" Mrs. Williams, who refused on religious grounds either to take the oath or to affirm, said she had been troubled for months by boys playing in the streets, and only the day before the boy's brother had played football on the Sabbath. A few minutes before, the boy had been insolent to her, and she went back into her house and took up a length of electrical flex. When the boy came back he called out to her. She went over to him and "the Lord took the whip." Mrs. Williams said that she was only an agent. Corroborative evidence of the boy's behaviour was given by another witness. FINE AND ADVICE The Bench decided to impose a fine of 10s., telling defendant that if she was annoyed again she should take out a summons. "A Christian," replied Mrs. Williams, "doesn't take out a summons." Defendant refused at first to pay the fine, and was therefore given the option of seven days' imprisonment. |
Croydon Times, 1937-04-24 |
| 1939 | certificated maternity nurse, of 32 Elms Drive, Lancing, Sussex | 1939 England and Wales Register |
| 1942-02-03 |
BROKE THE BLACK-OUT. Summoned at Shoreham yesterday for allowing an unscreened light to show from a window at her home at 32 Elm-drive, Lancing Sophia Williams was fined 10s. |
Worthing Gazette, 1942-02-04 |
| 1963-03-06 | of Graylingwell Hospital, Chichester, Sussex; d. Chichester RD | GRO index; National Probate Calendar; Bevercombe Family Tree |
| 1963-05-20 | admon at Winchester to Sophia Emma Thompson (wife of Donald Harry George Thompson); effects £3009 16s. 10d. | National Probate Calendar |
| 1886 Q1 | b. Lambeth RD | GRO index; TNA: RG 13/505 f81 p33; TNA: RG 14/2457 RD27 ED7 SN24 |
| 1889-01-01 | admitted Havill St workhouse, to be maintained at Sutton | London Metropolitan Archives CaBG/175/1; LMA SMSD/162 |
| admitted Sutton School; C of E.; diet class 3 | ||
| 1889-09-07 | discharged from Sutton School | LMA X20/414 |
| 1890-08-11 | admitted from Camberwell; transferred from the SMD school at Herne Bay; diet class 3; mother in Gordon Rd House | SMSD/163; X20/415 |
| 1891 | scholar, of S.M.D. School for Boys & Girls, Brighton Road, Sutton | RG 12/545 f135 p10 |
| 1891-04-19 | admitted from Camberwell by her mother | X20/415 |
| 1892-12-11 | admitted Havil St; C of E | X20/17 |
| 1892-02-02 | discharged | X20/415 |
| 1892-04-29 | to Sutton Schools | X20/17 |
| 1892-05-02 | discharged Camberwell; transferred to Banstead Rd
School; mother Mrs Rogers, |
SMSD/164; CaBG/175/1 |
| 1893-12-19 | admitted Havil St | X20/17 |
| 1901 | domestic, living with her mother in one room at 40 McKerell Rd, Peckham, Camberwell, London | RG 13/505 f81 p33 |
| 1911 | general servant (domestic), in the household of Joseph Charles Griffith, reporter, of 172 Turney Road, Dulwich Village, London S.E.; 7 rooms | RG 14/2457 RD27 ED7 SN24 |
| 1921 | not definitely identified in census |
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