Eliza Fernee1

#21203, (1873 - )
FatherJohn Fernee1 (1830 - 1904)
MotherElizabeth Knight1 (c 1832 - 1913)
RelationshipGreat-granddaughter of Samuel Fernee
Extended Family
ChartsSamuel Fernee & Mary Harris - collapsible 6 generation descendant chart
BirthEliza Fernee was born on 28 Oct 1873 in St Pancras, Middlesex.2,1
 
BaptismShe was baptized on 17 Sep 1877 in St Luke's New Kentish Town, Middlesex. She was the daughter of John, a carman, & Elizabeth Fernee of 49 Mansfield Place. Eliza was baptised the same day as her brother William Edward.1 
(with Parents) 1881 CensusShe appeared on the 1881 Census of St Pancras, Middlesex with her parents. Eliza was 8, a Scholar, and born in St Pancras.2 
(with Parents) 1891 CensusShe appeared on the 1891 Census of St Pancras, London with her parents. Eliza was 18, a Laundry maid and was born in St Pancras London.3 
MarriageShe married Horace Ashton on 5 Jun 1892 in St Barnabas St Pancras, London.
Information from the register: Horace Ashton, 25, bachelor, plumber, 4 Holmes Road, father Henry Ashton, decorator;
Eliza Fernee, 19, spinster, laundry maid, 4 Holmes Road, father John Fernee, watchman;
They were married after banns and the witnesses were W R Thomson, A Ashton, and Ellen Milliss.4 
(Witness) Marriage Eliza Ashton witnessed the marriage of her brother William Edward Fernee and Alice Clarke on 14 Jul 1895 in Holy Trinity Haverstock Hill, London.5 
Last Edited29 Jan 2017

Citations

  1. Baptisms of St Luke New Kentish Town, Middlesex. Register at London Metropolitan Archives. Image viewed at Ancestry. Eliza Fernee, 1877, #881.
  2. 1881 Census for England & Wales, RG11/219 folio 137.
  3. 1891 Census for England & Wales, RG12/137 folio 178.
  4. Marriages of St Barnabas in the parish of St Pancras, London. Register at London Metropolitan Archives. Image viewed at Ancestry. Horace Ashton & Eliza Fernee, 1892, #125.
  5. Marriages of Holy Trinity Haverstock Hill, London. Register at London Metropolitan Archives. Image viewed at Ancestry. William Fernee & Alice Clarke, 1895, #381.