Edwin Martin (1844?- )

  • Name:

  • Edwin Martin

  • Sex:

  • Male

  • Father:

  • -

  • Mother:

  • -

Individual Events and Attributes

  • Birth:

  • 1844 (est)

  • Kent Road, Surrey

Marriage

  • Spouse:

  • Susanna Sophia Quince (1839?- )

  • Marriage:

  • Sep 1860 (age 15-16)

  • Stepney, Middlesex1

  • Census 1871:

  • 2 Apr 1871 (age 26-27)

  • 26 Fair Street, St John, Southwark, London2

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  • The household consisted of Edwin, his wife Sophia (nee Quince), their 3 children James, Amelia & Henry, and Sophia's father James Quince.

    The family shared a house with 3 other families. There is no indication as to the size of the house an indication can be obtained from the size of the families. 2 of the families were just couples and the other was a couple with a one year old child so it can be assumed that they had one room each. The Martins probably occupied three rooms.

Sources

1.

GRO Index for Marriage of Edwin Martin and Susanna Sophia Quince, Event Type: Marriage, Registration District: Stepney, Volume: 1c, Page: 948, (Period, Jul - Sep 1860). Marriage of Edwin Martin (602) & Susanna Sophia Quince (147)________________________________________Marriages Sep 1860 Stepney________________________________________Surname First name(s)Martin EdwinQuince Susanna Sophia. General Register Office. Call Number: Marriages.

2.

1871 England Census for Household of Edwin Martin, Census Type: 1881 England, Census Place: Southwark, London, Folio: 54, Page: 34. 1871 Census for Edwin MartinCounty: Registration District:Sub-District:LondonSt Olave SouthwarkSt John HorsleydownParish: Borough:Parliamentary Borough:St JohnSouthwarkEcclesiastical District:St JohnAddress: 26 Fair StreetId NamesRelCondAge OccupationWhere Born602Edwin MartinHeadMar27Glass BlowerKent Road, Surrey147Sophia MartinWifeMar33Whitechapel, MiddlesexJames MartinSon7Shoreditch, MiddlesexAmelia MartinDaug3St Johns, SouthwarkHenry MartinSon1Horslydown, Surrey142James QuinceF-in-LawWidr70SpitalfieldsNotes:The family shared a house with 3 other families. There is no indication as to the size of the house an indication can be obtained from the size of the families. 2 of the families were just couples and the other was a couple with a one year old child so it can be assumed that they had one room each. The Martins probably occupied three rooms. National Archives. Call Number: RG10/626.