Genealogy Data Page 15 (Notes Pages)

Note: (M1895) 19 Rendal Street (?)
(C1901) Niece Jessie (G54) staying at same address

http://www.deceasedonline.com
Boeg, Arthur F - BuriedOn: 09 May 1973 in Brent
Boeg, Daisy - BuriedOn: 22 Oct 1971 in Brent
Boeg, Henry J - BuriedOn: 16 Jul 1954 in Brent

Occupation: Gas Work Stoker

Age: 78y

Census: Date: 1881
Place: 369 Portobello Road, Chelsea, London
Age: 6y

Census: Date: 1901
Place: 13 Waldo Road, Hammersmith, London

Census: Date: 1911
Place: (BETA) Fulham, London
Age: 35y

Change: Date: 4 DEC 2011
Time: 22:12:57

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Boobyer, Charles (b. BET 1806 AND 1809, d. 10 MAY 1859)

Note: (D1859) Recorded as 50 years old.

Occupation: Farm Labourer

Age: 50y

Cause: Pneumonia (Right lung - 6 days)

Change: Date: 4 DEC 2011
Time: 22:12:57

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O' Dell, John (b. 1846, d. ?)

Occupation: Market Gardener

Census: Date: 1881
Place: Goulds Green, Hillingdon

Change: Date: 4 DEC 2011
Time: 22:12:57

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King, John (b. ABT 1786, d. ?)

Note: Message from Robert Batch on Genes Reunited
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Just learnt that my great great great great great grandfather, James King, was born in Great Hormead in 1783. So I am not sure if your John Dines King was the brother of my James. Parents were Henry (b. app 1757 Gt Hormead) and Elizabeth nee Dines (b. app 1761 Gt Hormead) (m. 15 Jan 1782 Gt Hormead) as I am concern that I found this from IGI so perhaps can you shed some light on this.

I know that my James had some children from Sarah and he lived in Chipping Barnet and died in either 1855 or 1859.

His son John died before 1850. Could not find his whereabout in 1841 census.

He married to Jane Chipp from IOW in 1840 at Marylebone. Their daughter Mary Jane King married to Joseph Edward Billins. Got them in photos hanging in the living room.

My James King was General Dealer of some sort in Chipping Barnet accord to his sons marriage certifcate.
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Occupation: Farmer

Census: Date: 1841
Place: Berdon, Essex
Age: 55y
Note: HO107/327/1 Civil Parish; Berdon County; Essex ED; 1 Page; 12 Line; 6

Census: Date: 1851
Place: Berden, Essex

Change: Date: 4 DEC 2011
Time: 22:12:57

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Boeg, Johannes (John Leven) (b. 1792, d. 6 JUL 1830)

Note: TNA RG4/4223 Folio 67

Note: John Boeg (Son) shows parents as 'Geirs John Boeg / Sarah'
John Leven /Boeg/

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I John Boeg of Adams Place High
Street Southwark, in the County of Surrey. Timber dealer being of sound
mind do make this my last Will and Testament and direct that all my
just debts and funeral expenses being first paid and discharged I give
and bequeathed all the Rest & Residue of my property and effects unto
my dear wife Sarah Boeg for her absolute use and benefit and
I thereby appoint Ernst George Wolff Esq. of John Street America
Square Merchant and Mr William Woodward of Cannon Street in
The City of London Carpenter Executors of this my last Will and Testament
dated this seventeenth day of June one thousand eight hundred and
Thirty - John Boeg - Fred … Trash - Fred..ing Witness

Proved at London 19th July 1830 before the worshipful
John Haggard Doctor of Laws and Surrogate by the oaths of
Ernst George Wolff Esq. and William Woodward the executors to
whom admin was granted having both first sworn duly to administer.

Wolffs & Dorville, Merchts., 16, America-square, Minories (1794 http://www.londonancestor.com/kents/kents-w.asp)
John Street is now called Crosswall and runs accross the North of America Square.

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Sun Fire Insurance info at the Guild Hall - 'Boag' of Adams Place - 12 May 1823 & 19 May 1824 (MS11936/496/1005166 & 1017152)

House only in Adams Place Borough in tenure of Boag private brick four hundred.
Timber Shed adjoining near in same tenure two hundred and fifty.
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A Wesleyan chapel called Southwark Chapel was built in Long Lane in 1808. There was a Wesleyan burying-ground, now disused, in Long Lane.

From: 'Parishes: Bermondsey', A History of the County of Surrey: Volume 4 (1912), pp. 17-24.
URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=43026. Date accessed: 05 November 2007.

Southwark Chapel Graveyard (Wesleyan), Long Lane.
Closed 1850s. Cleared in 1928 for redevelopment, remains reburied at Nunhead cemetery. Burial-ground now a rose garden. Access from Manciple St
900 square yards. This is on the west side of the chapel, which dates from 1808. It is closed, and contains a few gravestones and a hen-coop.