Sixth Generation (Continued)
Sixth Generation (Continued)
Family of Matthew Le Pla (37) & Lucy Young
72. James Le Pla (Matthew5, Samuel4, Samuel3, Jean2, Jacques1). Born abt 1815 in Upwell, Cambridgeshire, England. James died in Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom, on 22 Jan 1873; he was 58. Occupation: Tailor.
James and Eliza Lepla resided at Bellevue Lane, Walsoken, Norfolk according to the 1841 British census. James Lepla was a tailor. He and Eliza Lepla were not born in the county. The children were born in the county. (HO 107/770/11: Norfolk, Walsoken, ED 2, folio 33, p. 25)
The 1861 British census states that James and Eliza Le Pla with four of their children resided at 24 Church Terrace, Wisbech St. Peters, Cambridgeshire. James Le Pla was a tailor and hatter. Fred Young Le Pla was a tailor. Harriet Le Pla was a teacher. James Le Pla was born in nearby Upwell, Cambridgeshire. Eliza Le Pla and her daughters Eleanor [Ellen] and Emily Fields Le Pla were born in Wisbech. Fred Young and Harriet Le Pla were born at Walsoken, Norfolk. The family employed a servant named Emily Cockerton from Bishops Stortford, Hertfordshire. (RG 9, piece 1049, folio 5, p. 4)
James and Eliza Le Pla resided at 14 Little South Street, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire according to the 1871 British census. John Le Pla was a tailor. He was born in nearby Upwell, Cambridgeshire. Eliza Le Pla was born in the parish. (RG 10, piece 1616, folio 48, p. 3)
James Le Pla drowned in the River Nene, Wisbech St. Peters on 22 January 1873. He may have fallen through the ice on the river.
The 1881 British census states that Eliza Lepla resided in an alms house at 2 Love Lane, Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire. She was a widow and accountant. Eliza Lepla was born in the parish. Resideing in her household as a boarder was Ann Markillie (who was the mother-in-law to Eliza Lepla's daughter Harriet.) Ann Markillie was a widow and an accountant. She was born at Emneth, Norfolk. (RG 11, piece 1695, folio 67, p. 11)
James and Eliza Lepla resided at Bellevue Lane, Walsoken, Norfolk according to the 1841 British census. James Lepla was a tailor. He and Eliza Lepla were not born in the county. The children were born in the county. (HO 107/770/11: Norfolk, Walsoken, ED 2, folio 33, p. 25)
The 1861 British census states that James and Eliza Le Pla with four of their children resided at 24 Church Terrace, Wisbech St. Peters, Cambridgeshire. James Le Pla was a tailor and hatter. Fred Young Le Pla was a tailor. Harriet Le Pla was a teacher. James Le Pla was born in nearby Upwell, Cambridgeshire. Eliza Le Pla and her daughters Eleanor [Ellen] and Emily Fields Le Pla were born in Wisbech. Fred Young and Harriet Le Pla were born at Walsoken, Norfolk. The family employed a servant named Emily Cockerton from Bishops Stortford, Hertfordshire. (RG 9, piece 1049, folio 5, p. 4)
James and Eliza Le Pla resided at 14 Little South Street, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire according to the 1871 British census. John Le Pla was a tailor. He was born in nearby Upwell, Cambridgeshire. Eliza Le Pla was born in the parish. (RG 10, piece 1616, folio 48, p. 3)
James Le Pla drowned in the River Nene, Wisbech St. Peters on 22 January 1873. He may have fallen through the ice on the river.
The 1881 British census states that Eliza Lepla resided in an alms house at 2 Love Lane, Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire. She was a widow and accountant. Eliza Lepla was born in the parish. Resideing in her household as a boarder was Ann Markillie (who was the mother-in-law to Eliza Lepla's daughter Harriet.) Ann Markillie was a widow and an accountant. She was born at Emneth, Norfolk. (RG 11, piece 1695, folio 67, p. 11)
In Apr 1836 James married Eliza Fields in Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom. Born on 29 Jul 1814 in Walsoken, Norfolk, England, United Kingdom. Eliza died in Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom, in 1894; she was 79.
daeth: Wisbech R.D., Jun 1894 quarter, v. 3b, p. 326
daeth: Wisbech R.D., Jun 1894 quarter, v. 3b, p. 326
They had the following children:
144i.
Eliza (~1837-1858)
145ii.
Henry Young (~1839-)
146iii.
Frederick Young (~1841-)
147iv.
Harriette (1844-1921)
148v.
Ellen (~1847-1849)
149vi.
Ellen (1849-1900)
150vii.
Emily Fields (1852-)
74. Edward Le Pla (Matthew5, Samuel4, Samuel3, Jean2, Jacques1). Born abt 1817 in Upwell, Cambridgeshire, England. Edward died in Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom, on 25 Feb 1873; he was 56.
Edward Le Pla was a journeyman tailor in his father's household according to the 1841 British census for Wisbech St. Peters. (HO 107/79/10: Cambridgeshire, Wisbech St. Peter, ED 10, folio 12, p. 19)
Edward Le Pla married in the December quarter of 1843 (Wisbech Reg. District, v. 14, p. 295). He likely married Eliza Ogden as later baptismal records refer to an Eliza Le Pla. The baptismal records indicate that the Le Pla family resided on Agenoria Street, Wisbech. The baptismal records also conflict with civil registration of births for several of the children. Edward Le Pla was a tailor. In the census records, Edward Le Pla's wife is listed as Harriet E. or Harriet Le Pla.
The 1861 British census states that Edward and Harriet E. Le Pla with three children resided at Agenoria Lane, Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire. Edward Le Pla was a journeyman tailor. Lucy Le Pla was a general servant. Joseph E. Le Pla was an apprentice machine wire worker. Edward Le Pla was born at neighbouring Upwell, Cambridgeshire. Harriet Le Pla was born at Emneth, Norfolk. Lucy and and Joseph Le Pla were born at neighbouring Walsoken, Norfolk. Matthew Le Pla was born in the parish. (RG 9, piece 1049, folio 71, p. 12)
According to the 1871 British census, Edward and Harriet Le Pla with the eldest two children resided at 39 Agenoria Street, Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire. Edward Le Pla was a tailor. Lucy Le Pla was a straw bonnet maker. Joseph E. Le Pla was a turner machine fitter and wire worker. Edward Le Pla was born at neighbouring Upwell, Cambridgeshire. Harriet Le Pla was born at Emneth, Norfolk. Lucy and and Joseph Le Pla were born at neighbouring Walsoken, Norfolk.(RG 10, piece 1616, folio 78, p. 16)
Harriet E. Lepla resided at 3 Lynn Road, Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire according to the 1881 British census. She was the housekeeper for Frederick W. Downing, a commercial clerk from the parish. Harriet Lepla was born at Emneth, Norfolk. (RG 11, piece 1696, folio 71, p. 1)
Edward Le Pla was a journeyman tailor in his father's household according to the 1841 British census for Wisbech St. Peters. (HO 107/79/10: Cambridgeshire, Wisbech St. Peter, ED 10, folio 12, p. 19)
Edward Le Pla married in the December quarter of 1843 (Wisbech Reg. District, v. 14, p. 295). He likely married Eliza Ogden as later baptismal records refer to an Eliza Le Pla. The baptismal records indicate that the Le Pla family resided on Agenoria Street, Wisbech. The baptismal records also conflict with civil registration of births for several of the children. Edward Le Pla was a tailor. In the census records, Edward Le Pla's wife is listed as Harriet E. or Harriet Le Pla.
The 1861 British census states that Edward and Harriet E. Le Pla with three children resided at Agenoria Lane, Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire. Edward Le Pla was a journeyman tailor. Lucy Le Pla was a general servant. Joseph E. Le Pla was an apprentice machine wire worker. Edward Le Pla was born at neighbouring Upwell, Cambridgeshire. Harriet Le Pla was born at Emneth, Norfolk. Lucy and and Joseph Le Pla were born at neighbouring Walsoken, Norfolk. Matthew Le Pla was born in the parish. (RG 9, piece 1049, folio 71, p. 12)
According to the 1871 British census, Edward and Harriet Le Pla with the eldest two children resided at 39 Agenoria Street, Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire. Edward Le Pla was a tailor. Lucy Le Pla was a straw bonnet maker. Joseph E. Le Pla was a turner machine fitter and wire worker. Edward Le Pla was born at neighbouring Upwell, Cambridgeshire. Harriet Le Pla was born at Emneth, Norfolk. Lucy and and Joseph Le Pla were born at neighbouring Walsoken, Norfolk.(RG 10, piece 1616, folio 78, p. 16)
Harriet E. Lepla resided at 3 Lynn Road, Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire according to the 1881 British census. She was the housekeeper for Frederick W. Downing, a commercial clerk from the parish. Harriet Lepla was born at Emneth, Norfolk. (RG 11, piece 1696, folio 71, p. 1)
In 1843 Edward married Harriet Eliza Ogden. Born abt 1818 in Emneth, Norfolk, England, United Kingdom. Harriet Eliza died in Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom, in 1890; she was 72.
death (Lepla): Wisbech R.D., Mar 1890 quarter, v. 3b, p. 446
death (Lepla): Wisbech R.D., Mar 1890 quarter, v. 3b, p. 446
76. Lucy Le Pla (Matthew5, Samuel4, Samuel3, Jean2, Jacques1). Born abt 1819 in Upwell, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom. Lucy was baptized in Norwich, Norfolk, England, United Kingdom, on 19 Sep 1819. Lucy died in Walsoken, Norfolk, England, United Kingdom, in 1908; she was 89. Occupation: dressmaker.
marriage: Wisbech R.D., Sep 1840 quarter, v. 14, p. 196
death: Wisbech R.D., Sep 1908 quarter, v. 3b, p. 293
marriage: Wisbech R.D., Sep 1840 quarter, v. 14, p. 196
death: Wisbech R.D., Sep 1908 quarter, v. 3b, p. 293
In 1840 Lucy married William Thompson in Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom. Born abt 1816 in England, United Kingdom. William died in Walsoken, Norfolk, England, United Kingdom, in 1909; he was 93. Occupation: tailor.
death: Wisbech R.D., Mar 1909 quarter, v. 3b, p. 443
The 1841 British census states that William and Lucy Thompson resided Russell Street, Wisbech St. Pater, Cambridgeshire. William Thompson was a tailor. They were not born in the county [meaning the Isle of Ely]. (HO 107/79/8: Cambridgeshire, Wisbeach St. Peter, ED 8, folio 10, p. 15)
According to the 1851 British census, William and Lucy Thompson with their children resided at George Street, Walsoken, Norfolk. William Thompson was a tailor. Lucy Thompson was a tailor's wife. William Thompson was born at Gayton, Norfolk. Lucy Thompson was born at Upwell, Cambridgeshire. The two boys were born in the parish. (HO 107, piece 1767, folio 231, p. 20)
William and Lucy Thompson with their children resided at George Street, Walsoken, Norfolk according to the 1861 British census. William Thompson was a tailor. Lucy Thompson was a dressmaker. Son William Thompson was a printer. Joseph Thompson was a pupil teacher. William Thompson was born at Gayton, Norfolk. Lucy Thompson was born at Upwell, Cambridgeshire. Daughter Eliza Thompson was born at Wisbech, Cambridgeshire. The other children were born in the parish. (RG 9, piece 1052, folio 37, p. 31)
The 1871 British census states that William and Lucy Thompson with their children resided at George Street, Walsoken, Norfolk. William Thompson was a tailor. Joseph Thompson was a solicitor's general clerk. Lucy Thompson was a teacher in the British Infant School. William Thompson was born at Gayton, Norfolk. Lucy Thompson was born at Upwell, Cambridgeshire. The children were born in the parish. (RG 10, piece 1619, folio 40, p. 26)
According to the 1881 British census, William and Lucy Thompson resided at 31 George Street, Walsoken, Norfolk. Their daughter Annie Thompson and grand-daughter Ellen Matthews resided with them. William Thompson was a tailor. Annie Thompson was a dressmaker. William Thompson was born at Gayton, Norfolk. Lucy Thompson was born at Upwell, Cambridgeshire. Annie Thompson was born in the parish. Ellen Matthews was born at London, Middlesex. (RG 11, piece 1699, folio 40, p. 33)
William and Lucy Thompson resided at 31 George Street, Walsoken, Norfolk according to the 1891 British census. William Thompson was a tailor. Lucy Thompson was a tailoress. William Thompson was born at Gayton, Norfolk. Lucy Thompson was born at Upwell, Norfolk. (RG 12, piece 1308, folio 27, p. 14)
The 1901 British census states that William and Lucy Thompson resided at 31 George Street, Walsoken, Norfolk. William Thompson was a retired tailor. He was born at Gayton, Norfolk. Lucy Thompson was born at Upwell, Norfolk. (RG 13, piece 1559, folio 42, p. 35)
death: Wisbech R.D., Mar 1909 quarter, v. 3b, p. 443
The 1841 British census states that William and Lucy Thompson resided Russell Street, Wisbech St. Pater, Cambridgeshire. William Thompson was a tailor. They were not born in the county [meaning the Isle of Ely]. (HO 107/79/8: Cambridgeshire, Wisbeach St. Peter, ED 8, folio 10, p. 15)
According to the 1851 British census, William and Lucy Thompson with their children resided at George Street, Walsoken, Norfolk. William Thompson was a tailor. Lucy Thompson was a tailor's wife. William Thompson was born at Gayton, Norfolk. Lucy Thompson was born at Upwell, Cambridgeshire. The two boys were born in the parish. (HO 107, piece 1767, folio 231, p. 20)
William and Lucy Thompson with their children resided at George Street, Walsoken, Norfolk according to the 1861 British census. William Thompson was a tailor. Lucy Thompson was a dressmaker. Son William Thompson was a printer. Joseph Thompson was a pupil teacher. William Thompson was born at Gayton, Norfolk. Lucy Thompson was born at Upwell, Cambridgeshire. Daughter Eliza Thompson was born at Wisbech, Cambridgeshire. The other children were born in the parish. (RG 9, piece 1052, folio 37, p. 31)
The 1871 British census states that William and Lucy Thompson with their children resided at George Street, Walsoken, Norfolk. William Thompson was a tailor. Joseph Thompson was a solicitor's general clerk. Lucy Thompson was a teacher in the British Infant School. William Thompson was born at Gayton, Norfolk. Lucy Thompson was born at Upwell, Cambridgeshire. The children were born in the parish. (RG 10, piece 1619, folio 40, p. 26)
According to the 1881 British census, William and Lucy Thompson resided at 31 George Street, Walsoken, Norfolk. Their daughter Annie Thompson and grand-daughter Ellen Matthews resided with them. William Thompson was a tailor. Annie Thompson was a dressmaker. William Thompson was born at Gayton, Norfolk. Lucy Thompson was born at Upwell, Cambridgeshire. Annie Thompson was born in the parish. Ellen Matthews was born at London, Middlesex. (RG 11, piece 1699, folio 40, p. 33)
William and Lucy Thompson resided at 31 George Street, Walsoken, Norfolk according to the 1891 British census. William Thompson was a tailor. Lucy Thompson was a tailoress. William Thompson was born at Gayton, Norfolk. Lucy Thompson was born at Upwell, Norfolk. (RG 12, piece 1308, folio 27, p. 14)
The 1901 British census states that William and Lucy Thompson resided at 31 George Street, Walsoken, Norfolk. William Thompson was a retired tailor. He was born at Gayton, Norfolk. Lucy Thompson was born at Upwell, Norfolk. (RG 13, piece 1559, folio 42, p. 35)
77. Martha Le Pla (Matthew5, Samuel4, Samuel3, Jean2, Jacques1). Born abt 1826 in Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom. Martha was baptized in Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom. Martha died in Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom, in 1907; she was 81. Occupation: dressmaker.
death: Wisbech R.D., Jun 1907 quarter, v. 3b, p. 326
According to the 1851 British census, Martha Le Pla, her daughter Jane T. Le Pla, and her sister Ann Le Pla resided at Walsoken, Norfolk. Martha Le Pla was dressmaker. Ann Le Pla was a cotton winder. They were all born at Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire. (HO 107, piece 1767, folio 236, p. 31)
Martha Le Pla and her daughter Jane Thompson Le Pla resided at George Street, Walsoken, Norfolk. Martha Le Pla was a dressmaker. She and her daughter were born at neighbouring Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire. (RG 9, piece 1052, folio 29, p. 15)
death: Wisbech R.D., Jun 1907 quarter, v. 3b, p. 326
According to the 1851 British census, Martha Le Pla, her daughter Jane T. Le Pla, and her sister Ann Le Pla resided at Walsoken, Norfolk. Martha Le Pla was dressmaker. Ann Le Pla was a cotton winder. They were all born at Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire. (HO 107, piece 1767, folio 236, p. 31)
Martha Le Pla and her daughter Jane Thompson Le Pla resided at George Street, Walsoken, Norfolk. Martha Le Pla was a dressmaker. She and her daughter were born at neighbouring Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire. (RG 9, piece 1052, folio 29, p. 15)
In 1877 Martha second married William Blake in Bromley, Kent, England, United Kingdom. Born in 1831 in Bunwell, Norfolk, England, United Kingdom. William died in London, City of London, England, United Kingdom, bef 1891; he was 60. Occupation: Hammersman, Smith.
2nd marriage: Poplar R.D., Jun 1877 quarter, v. 1c, p. 1079
William and Hannah Blake with four children resided 2 Mary [St] Railway Street, Bromley St. Leonard, Middlesex according to the 1861 British census. William Blake was a smith. He was born Bunwell, Norfolk. Hannah Blake was born at Wisbech, Cambridgeshire. The eldest three children were born at Plumstead, Kent. The youngest child was born at Bromley St. Leonard, Middlesex. (RG 9, piece 301, folio 72, p. 15)
The 1871 British census states that William and Hannah Blake with five children resided at 8 Leigh Place, Bow Common Lane, Bromley St. Leonard, Middlesex. William Blake was a hammersman. He was born Bunwell, Norfolk. Hannah Blake was born at Wisbech, Cambridgeshire. Martha and Benjamin Blake were born at Plumstead, Kent. The youngest three children were born at Bromley St. Leonard, Middlesex. (RG 10, piece 572, folio 43, p. 22)
According to the 1881 British census, William and Martha Blake with his daughter Hannah Blake resided at East Ferry Road, 3 Chipka Street, London. William Blake was a hammersman who was born at Bunswell, Norfolk. Martha Blake was born at Wisbech, Cambridgeshire. Hannah Blake was born at Poplar, Middlesex. (RG 11, piece 512, folio 20, p. 33)
Martha Blake and her step-daughter (and niece) Hannah Blake resided at 18 Whitby Street, Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire according to the 1891 British census. Martha Blake was a dressmaker. She was born in the parish. Hannah Blake was born at Poplar, Middlesex. (RG 12, piece 1305, folio 49, p. 14)
The 1901 British census states that Martha Blake and her grand-daughter Agnes N. Hubbard resided at 2 Whitby Street, Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire. Martha Blake and her grand-daughter were dressmakers She was born in the parish. Agnes Hubbard was born in neighbouring Walsoken, Norfolk. [Note: Martha Le Pla Blake was an elder half-sister of Jane T. Le Pla Hubbard, mother of Agnes Hubbard] (RG 13, piece 1556, folio 57, p. 19)
2nd marriage: Poplar R.D., Jun 1877 quarter, v. 1c, p. 1079
William and Hannah Blake with four children resided 2 Mary [St] Railway Street, Bromley St. Leonard, Middlesex according to the 1861 British census. William Blake was a smith. He was born Bunwell, Norfolk. Hannah Blake was born at Wisbech, Cambridgeshire. The eldest three children were born at Plumstead, Kent. The youngest child was born at Bromley St. Leonard, Middlesex. (RG 9, piece 301, folio 72, p. 15)
The 1871 British census states that William and Hannah Blake with five children resided at 8 Leigh Place, Bow Common Lane, Bromley St. Leonard, Middlesex. William Blake was a hammersman. He was born Bunwell, Norfolk. Hannah Blake was born at Wisbech, Cambridgeshire. Martha and Benjamin Blake were born at Plumstead, Kent. The youngest three children were born at Bromley St. Leonard, Middlesex. (RG 10, piece 572, folio 43, p. 22)
According to the 1881 British census, William and Martha Blake with his daughter Hannah Blake resided at East Ferry Road, 3 Chipka Street, London. William Blake was a hammersman who was born at Bunswell, Norfolk. Martha Blake was born at Wisbech, Cambridgeshire. Hannah Blake was born at Poplar, Middlesex. (RG 11, piece 512, folio 20, p. 33)
Martha Blake and her step-daughter (and niece) Hannah Blake resided at 18 Whitby Street, Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire according to the 1891 British census. Martha Blake was a dressmaker. She was born in the parish. Hannah Blake was born at Poplar, Middlesex. (RG 12, piece 1305, folio 49, p. 14)
The 1901 British census states that Martha Blake and her grand-daughter Agnes N. Hubbard resided at 2 Whitby Street, Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire. Martha Blake and her grand-daughter were dressmakers She was born in the parish. Agnes Hubbard was born in neighbouring Walsoken, Norfolk. [Note: Martha Le Pla Blake was an elder half-sister of Jane T. Le Pla Hubbard, mother of Agnes Hubbard] (RG 13, piece 1556, folio 57, p. 19)
They had no children.
78. Hannah Le Pla (Matthew5, Samuel4, Samuel3, Jean2, Jacques1). Born abt 1832 in Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom. Hannah died in London, City of London, England, United Kingdom, on 29 Sep 1875; she was 43.
1851 (Sepla) at Outwell, Norfolk (HO 107, piece 1767, folio 422, p. 15)
1851 (Sepla) at Outwell, Norfolk (HO 107, piece 1767, folio 422, p. 15)
On 11 Dec 1854 Hannah married William Blake in London, Middlesex, England, United Kingdom. Born in 1831 in Bunwell, Norfolk, England, United Kingdom. William died in London, City of London, England, United Kingdom, bef 1891; he was 60. Occupation: Hammersman, Smith.
2nd marriage: Poplar R.D., Jun 1877 quarter, v. 1c, p. 1079
William and Hannah Blake with four children resided 2 Mary [St] Railway Street, Bromley St. Leonard, Middlesex according to the 1861 British census. William Blake was a smith. He was born Bunwell, Norfolk. Hannah Blake was born at Wisbech, Cambridgeshire. The eldest three children were born at Plumstead, Kent. The youngest child was born at Bromley St. Leonard, Middlesex. (RG 9, piece 301, folio 72, p. 15)
The 1871 British census states that William and Hannah Blake with five children resided at 8 Leigh Place, Bow Common Lane, Bromley St. Leonard, Middlesex. William Blake was a hammersman. He was born Bunwell, Norfolk. Hannah Blake was born at Wisbech, Cambridgeshire. Martha and Benjamin Blake were born at Plumstead, Kent. The youngest three children were born at Bromley St. Leonard, Middlesex. (RG 10, piece 572, folio 43, p. 22)
According to the 1881 British census, William and Martha Blake with his daughter Hannah Blake resided at East Ferry Road, 3 Chipka Street, London. William Blake was a hammersman who was born at Bunswell, Norfolk. Martha Blake was born at Wisbech, Cambridgeshire. Hannah Blake was born at Poplar, Middlesex. (RG 11, piece 512, folio 20, p. 33)
Martha Blake and her step-daughter (and niece) Hannah Blake resided at 18 Whitby Street, Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire according to the 1891 British census. Martha Blake was a dressmaker. She was born in the parish. Hannah Blake was born at Poplar, Middlesex. (RG 12, piece 1305, folio 49, p. 14)
The 1901 British census states that Martha Blake and her grand-daughter Agnes N. Hubbard resided at 2 Whitby Street, Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire. Martha Blake and her grand-daughter were dressmakers She was born in the parish. Agnes Hubbard was born in neighbouring Walsoken, Norfolk. [Note: Martha Le Pla Blake was an elder half-sister of Jane T. Le Pla Hubbard, mother of Agnes Hubbard] (RG 13, piece 1556, folio 57, p. 19)
2nd marriage: Poplar R.D., Jun 1877 quarter, v. 1c, p. 1079
William and Hannah Blake with four children resided 2 Mary [St] Railway Street, Bromley St. Leonard, Middlesex according to the 1861 British census. William Blake was a smith. He was born Bunwell, Norfolk. Hannah Blake was born at Wisbech, Cambridgeshire. The eldest three children were born at Plumstead, Kent. The youngest child was born at Bromley St. Leonard, Middlesex. (RG 9, piece 301, folio 72, p. 15)
The 1871 British census states that William and Hannah Blake with five children resided at 8 Leigh Place, Bow Common Lane, Bromley St. Leonard, Middlesex. William Blake was a hammersman. He was born Bunwell, Norfolk. Hannah Blake was born at Wisbech, Cambridgeshire. Martha and Benjamin Blake were born at Plumstead, Kent. The youngest three children were born at Bromley St. Leonard, Middlesex. (RG 10, piece 572, folio 43, p. 22)
According to the 1881 British census, William and Martha Blake with his daughter Hannah Blake resided at East Ferry Road, 3 Chipka Street, London. William Blake was a hammersman who was born at Bunswell, Norfolk. Martha Blake was born at Wisbech, Cambridgeshire. Hannah Blake was born at Poplar, Middlesex. (RG 11, piece 512, folio 20, p. 33)
Martha Blake and her step-daughter (and niece) Hannah Blake resided at 18 Whitby Street, Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire according to the 1891 British census. Martha Blake was a dressmaker. She was born in the parish. Hannah Blake was born at Poplar, Middlesex. (RG 12, piece 1305, folio 49, p. 14)
The 1901 British census states that Martha Blake and her grand-daughter Agnes N. Hubbard resided at 2 Whitby Street, Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire. Martha Blake and her grand-daughter were dressmakers She was born in the parish. Agnes Hubbard was born in neighbouring Walsoken, Norfolk. [Note: Martha Le Pla Blake was an elder half-sister of Jane T. Le Pla Hubbard, mother of Agnes Hubbard] (RG 13, piece 1556, folio 57, p. 19)
79. Ann Le Pla (Matthew5, Samuel4, Samuel3, Jean2, Jacques1). Born abt 1835 in Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom. Ann was baptized in Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom.
According to the 1851 British census, Ann Le Pla resided with her elder sister Martha Le Pla at Walsoken, Norfolk. Martha Le Pla was dressmaker. Ann Le Pla was a cotton winder. They were born at Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire. (HO 107, piece 1767, folio 236, p. 31)
According to the 1851 British census, Ann Le Pla resided with her elder sister Martha Le Pla at Walsoken, Norfolk. Martha Le Pla was dressmaker. Ann Le Pla was a cotton winder. They were born at Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire. (HO 107, piece 1767, folio 236, p. 31)