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| Name at death | Thomas Rosier | ||||||
| Age at Death | 48 | ||||||
| Burial Date | 27 May 1872 | ||||||
| Abode |
Newbury |
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| Official at Burial | The Rev'd. G Wallis, | ||||||
| Comments | Unable to Read officials title | ||||||
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| Source: | nwn |
| Article date: | 23/05/1872 |
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| Transciption: | Newbury Weekly News Dated 23rd May 1872 May 21, at Bartholomew-street, Newbury, Thomas Rosier, late a police-constable |
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Thomas Rosier 1822 - 1872
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Thomas Rosier
1822-1872
Thomas was born on the 27th April 1822. He was baptised on the 19th May 1822, at St James, Westminster, Middlesex, the illegitimate son of Charlotte Rosier (reputed father, John Baker.)
Thomas married Ellen White in 1842 (marriage registered in the December quarter, in Newbury).
(Ellen was baptised on the 9th June 1822, at St Nicolas Church, Newbury, the daughter of Thomas (a Cabinet Maker) and Mary White (nee Johnson) who were married on the 31st July 1816, at St Luke, Old Street, Finsbury, London).
Thomas and Ellen had the following children;
Jeremiah, c1843
Thomas, 1844
Charlotte, 1846
Ellen, c1853
Sarah Ann, 1854
Matthew, 1857 (died aged 21, buried in the NRC on the 26th August)
Harriet, c1859 (died aged 4 in 1863, buried in the NRC on the 8th May)
Joshua, 1860 (died aged 4 in 1865, buried in the NRC on the 4th October)
Amelia, c1863
Twins: Samuel and Stephen, 1866 (Samuel died soon after birth, buried in the NRC on the 20th November 1866).
Jemima, 1868
The 1851 census records Thomas (24) as a Bricklayer, living in Elkins Yard, with Ellen (26) and their children, Jeremiah (7), Thomas (6) and Charlotte (4).
In 1861 Thomas (37), now a Policeman, was living in Hazell’s Yard, Newbury, with Ellen (38), Thomas (16), a General Labourer, Charlotte (15), Ellen (8), Sarah (6), Matthew (5), Harriet (3) and Joshua (5 months).
The 1871 census records Thomas (46) back working as a Bricklayer. He was living at 5, Lewis’ Buildings, Bartholomew Street, Newbury, with Ellen (48), Sarah (17), a Domestic Servant, Matthew (14), a White Smith, Amelia (7), Stephen (4) and Jemima (2).
Thomas died aged 48 on the 21st May 1872, he was laid to rest in the Newtown Road Cemetery on the 27th May.
The 1881 census records Ellen (57), a Needlewoman, living in Bartholomew Street, Newbury, with her children, Amelia (17), a Seamstress Machinist, Stephen (14), an Errand Boy and Jemima (12).
Ellen (69) a Tailoress, was living in Pound Street, Newbury, with her married daughter Jemima Jenkins (22), a Dressmaker, her son-in-law, John Jenkins (23), a Hairdresser and her grandson, George Jenkins (1).
In 1901 Ellen (79) was living alone at 7, Bartholomew’s Almshouses, Newbury. She continued to live at 7 Bartholomew’s Almshouses until her death in 1921, She died aged 99, and was laid to rest in the Newtown Road Cemetery on the 3rd June.
Newbury Weekly News
Dated 23rd May 1872
May 21, at Bartholomew-street, Newbury, Thomas Rosier, late a police-constable
Author: gambles
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