Seventh Generation (Continued)
Seventh Generation (Continued)
Family of Lucy Le Pla (76) & William Thompson
158. Eliza Thompson (Lucy Le Pla6, Matthew5, Samuel4, Samuel3, Jean2, Jacques1). Born in 1842 in Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom.
birth: Wisbeach R.D., Jun 1842 quarter, v. 14, p. 177
The 1851 British census states that Eliza Thompson resided at 12 Red Lion Passage, St. George the Martyr, Holborn, Middlesex. She staying with her aunt and uncle Maria and James Mell. Eliza Thompson and her Aunt Maria Mell were born at Wisbech, Cambridgeshire. [Note: Maria Thompson married James Mell in 1841] (HO 107, piece 1513, folio 291, p. 12)
birth: Wisbeach R.D., Jun 1842 quarter, v. 14, p. 177
The 1851 British census states that Eliza Thompson resided at 12 Red Lion Passage, St. George the Martyr, Holborn, Middlesex. She staying with her aunt and uncle Maria and James Mell. Eliza Thompson and her Aunt Maria Mell were born at Wisbech, Cambridgeshire. [Note: Maria Thompson married James Mell in 1841] (HO 107, piece 1513, folio 291, p. 12)
159. William Thompson (Lucy Le Pla6, Matthew5, Samuel4, Samuel3, Jean2, Jacques1). Born in 1846 in Walsoken, Norfolk, England, United Kingdom.
birth: Wisbech R.D., Jun 1846 quarter, v. 14, p. 193
marriage: St. Giles R.D., Mar 1868 quarter, v. 1b, p. 522
William Thompson resided with his parents at George Street, Walsoken, Norfolk according to the 1861 British census. He was a printer. William Thompson was born in the parish. (RG 9, piece 1052, folio 37, p. 31)
The 1871 British census states that William and Elizabeth Thompson with their two children resided at 29 Blunkett Street, Islington (St. Andrew), Middlesex. William Thompson was a printer and compositor. He was born at "New Walsker" [Walsoken], Norfolk. Elizabeth Thompson was born at Bloomsbury, Middlesex. Son William Thompson was born at Clerkenwell, Middlesex. Ada Elizabeth Thompson was born at Islington, Middlesex. (RG 10, piece 267, folio 47, p. 20)
William and Elizabeth Thompson with their four children resided at 51 Milton Road, Hornsey, Middlesex according to the 1881 British census. William Thompson was printer mater employing one man and three boys. He was born at Walsoken, Norfolk. Elizabeth was born at St. Pancras, Middlesex. William and Ada E. Thompson were born at Clerkenwell, Middlesex. Edith Thompson was born at Islington, Middlesex. Ernest F. Thompson was born at Hornsey, Middlesex. (RG 11, piece 1378, folio 33, p. 59)
According to the 1891 British census, William and Elizabeth Thompson with their six children resided at 68 Palatine Road, Stoke Newington, London. William Thompson was a printer. Son William Thompson was printer's compositor. Ada E. Thompson was a house cleaner. William Thompson was born at Walsoken, Norfolk. Elizabeth, William and Ada Thompson were born at London. The other children were born at Hornsey, London. Elizabeth Thompson's cousin Thirza Smith resided in the household and was a cook. (RG 12, piece 180, folio 107, p. 38)
William and Elizabeth Thompson resided at 68 Palatine Road, Stoke Newington, London according to the 1901 British census. William Thompson was a printer and employer. Sons William and Ernest Thompson were printer's compositors. Herbert Thompson was an oilman. Lucy E. Thompson was a boarding school teacher. William Thompson was born at Norfolk. Elizabeth Thompson was born at St. Pancras, London. Son William Thompson was born at Clerkenwell, London. The other children at Stoke Newington, London. The family employed a servant, Clara Ray from Suffolk. (RG 13, piece 207, folio 39, p. 6)
birth: Wisbech R.D., Jun 1846 quarter, v. 14, p. 193
marriage: St. Giles R.D., Mar 1868 quarter, v. 1b, p. 522
William Thompson resided with his parents at George Street, Walsoken, Norfolk according to the 1861 British census. He was a printer. William Thompson was born in the parish. (RG 9, piece 1052, folio 37, p. 31)
The 1871 British census states that William and Elizabeth Thompson with their two children resided at 29 Blunkett Street, Islington (St. Andrew), Middlesex. William Thompson was a printer and compositor. He was born at "New Walsker" [Walsoken], Norfolk. Elizabeth Thompson was born at Bloomsbury, Middlesex. Son William Thompson was born at Clerkenwell, Middlesex. Ada Elizabeth Thompson was born at Islington, Middlesex. (RG 10, piece 267, folio 47, p. 20)
William and Elizabeth Thompson with their four children resided at 51 Milton Road, Hornsey, Middlesex according to the 1881 British census. William Thompson was printer mater employing one man and three boys. He was born at Walsoken, Norfolk. Elizabeth was born at St. Pancras, Middlesex. William and Ada E. Thompson were born at Clerkenwell, Middlesex. Edith Thompson was born at Islington, Middlesex. Ernest F. Thompson was born at Hornsey, Middlesex. (RG 11, piece 1378, folio 33, p. 59)
According to the 1891 British census, William and Elizabeth Thompson with their six children resided at 68 Palatine Road, Stoke Newington, London. William Thompson was a printer. Son William Thompson was printer's compositor. Ada E. Thompson was a house cleaner. William Thompson was born at Walsoken, Norfolk. Elizabeth, William and Ada Thompson were born at London. The other children were born at Hornsey, London. Elizabeth Thompson's cousin Thirza Smith resided in the household and was a cook. (RG 12, piece 180, folio 107, p. 38)
William and Elizabeth Thompson resided at 68 Palatine Road, Stoke Newington, London according to the 1901 British census. William Thompson was a printer and employer. Sons William and Ernest Thompson were printer's compositors. Herbert Thompson was an oilman. Lucy E. Thompson was a boarding school teacher. William Thompson was born at Norfolk. Elizabeth Thompson was born at St. Pancras, London. Son William Thompson was born at Clerkenwell, London. The other children at Stoke Newington, London. The family employed a servant, Clara Ray from Suffolk. (RG 13, piece 207, folio 39, p. 6)
In 1868 William married Elizabeth Bland in Bloomsbury, Middlesex, England, United Kingdom. Born abt 1848 in Bloomsbury, Middlesex, England, United Kingdom.
They had the following children:
353i.
William (1869-)
354ii.
Ada Elizabeth (~1870-)
355iii.
Edith (1874-)
356iv.
Ernest Frank (1878-)
357v.
Herbert Joseph (1881-)
358vi.
Lucy Eliza (~1884-)
160. Joseph Thompson (Lucy Le Pla6, Matthew5, Samuel4, Samuel3, Jean2, Jacques1). Born in 1848 in Walsoken, Norfolk, England, United Kingdom.
birth: Wisbech R.D., Mar 1848 quarter, v. 14, p. 187
marriage: Wisbech R.D., Jun 1872 quarter, v. 3b, p. 1103
Joseph and Harriet R. Thompson with their three daughters resided at 20 West Banks, Sleaford, Lincolnshire according to the 1881 British census. Joseph Thompson was a solicitor's managing clerk. He was born at Walsoken, Norfolk. Harriet Thompson was born at Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire. Gertrude Thompson was born at March, Cambridgeshire. Mary Thompson was born at Spitalfields, Middlesex. Annie Thompson was born in the parish. The family employed servant, Anne M. Hollingsworth of Asgarby, Lincolnshire. J.N.C. Hunt, an architect and civil engineer born Entre Rios province, Argentine Republic, resided as a lodger in the household. (RG 11, piece 3223, folio 25, pp. 42-43)
According to the 1891 British census, Joseph and Harriet R. Thompson with their three daughters resided at 65 West Banks, Sleaford, Lincolnshire. Joseph Thompson was a solicitor's clerk. He was born at Walsoken, Norfolk. Harriet Thompson was born at Wisbech, Cambridgeshire. Gertrude Thompson was born at March, Cambridgeshire. Mary Thompson was born at Spitalfields, Middlesex. Annie Thompson was born in the parish. The family employed servant, Amelia Ricker of Ruskington, Lincolnshire. (RG 12, piece 2578, folio 64, p. 30)
Joseph and Harriet R. Thompson with their three adult daughters resided at The Ferns, Westgate, Sleaford, Lincolnshire according to the 1901 British census. Joseph Thompson was a solicitor's clerk. He was born at Walsoken, Norfolk. Harriet Thompson was born at Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire. Gertrude Thompson was born at March, Cambridgeshire. Mary Thompson was born at Spitalfields, Middlesex. Annie Thompson was born in the parish. (RG 13, piece 3049, folio 94, p. 3)
birth: Wisbech R.D., Mar 1848 quarter, v. 14, p. 187
marriage: Wisbech R.D., Jun 1872 quarter, v. 3b, p. 1103
Joseph and Harriet R. Thompson with their three daughters resided at 20 West Banks, Sleaford, Lincolnshire according to the 1881 British census. Joseph Thompson was a solicitor's managing clerk. He was born at Walsoken, Norfolk. Harriet Thompson was born at Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire. Gertrude Thompson was born at March, Cambridgeshire. Mary Thompson was born at Spitalfields, Middlesex. Annie Thompson was born in the parish. The family employed servant, Anne M. Hollingsworth of Asgarby, Lincolnshire. J.N.C. Hunt, an architect and civil engineer born Entre Rios province, Argentine Republic, resided as a lodger in the household. (RG 11, piece 3223, folio 25, pp. 42-43)
According to the 1891 British census, Joseph and Harriet R. Thompson with their three daughters resided at 65 West Banks, Sleaford, Lincolnshire. Joseph Thompson was a solicitor's clerk. He was born at Walsoken, Norfolk. Harriet Thompson was born at Wisbech, Cambridgeshire. Gertrude Thompson was born at March, Cambridgeshire. Mary Thompson was born at Spitalfields, Middlesex. Annie Thompson was born in the parish. The family employed servant, Amelia Ricker of Ruskington, Lincolnshire. (RG 12, piece 2578, folio 64, p. 30)
Joseph and Harriet R. Thompson with their three adult daughters resided at The Ferns, Westgate, Sleaford, Lincolnshire according to the 1901 British census. Joseph Thompson was a solicitor's clerk. He was born at Walsoken, Norfolk. Harriet Thompson was born at Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire. Gertrude Thompson was born at March, Cambridgeshire. Mary Thompson was born at Spitalfields, Middlesex. Annie Thompson was born in the parish. (RG 13, piece 3049, folio 94, p. 3)
In 1872 Joseph married Harriet Raymond Breeze in Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom. Born in 1847 in Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom.
birth: Wisbech R.D., Jun 1847 quarter, v. 14, p. 115
birth: Wisbech R.D., Jun 1847 quarter, v. 14, p. 115
They had the following children:
359i.
Gertrude (1873-)
360ii.
Mary Louisa (1875-)
361iii.
Annie Breeze (~1880-)
161. Lucy Thompson (Lucy Le Pla6, Matthew5, Samuel4, Samuel3, Jean2, Jacques1). Born in Dec 1853 in Walsoken, Norfolk, England, United Kingdom.9 Lucy died in Dec 1923; she was 70.9 Buried in Choctaw Corner, Thomasville, Clarke Co., Alabama, U.S.A.9
birth: Wisbech R.D., Mar 1855 quarter, v. 3b, p. 591
marriage: Wisbech R.D., Jun 1877 quarter, v. 3b, p. 1000
Lucy Thompson lived with her widowed grandmother Charlotte Thompson according to the 1861 British census. They resided at Wilderness Walk, Wisbech St. Peters, Cambridgeshire. Charlotte Thompson was a laundress. She was born at Gayton, Norfolk. Lucy Thompson was born at Walsoken, Norfolk. There were tow boarders in the household, William and Charlotte Barnes. (RG 9, piece 1048, folio 72, p. 25)
birth: Wisbech R.D., Mar 1855 quarter, v. 3b, p. 591
marriage: Wisbech R.D., Jun 1877 quarter, v. 3b, p. 1000
Lucy Thompson lived with her widowed grandmother Charlotte Thompson according to the 1861 British census. They resided at Wilderness Walk, Wisbech St. Peters, Cambridgeshire. Charlotte Thompson was a laundress. She was born at Gayton, Norfolk. Lucy Thompson was born at Walsoken, Norfolk. There were tow boarders in the household, William and Charlotte Barnes. (RG 9, piece 1048, folio 72, p. 25)
In 1877 Lucy married William Kerridge. Born abt Mar 1855 in England, United Kingdom. William died in May 1928; he was 73.
The 1900 United States federal census states that William and Lucy Kerage [Kerridge] with seven children resided in Choctaw Corner, Clarke County, Alabama. By 1900 Lucy Kerridge had given birth to eight children of whom seven were still living. They owned their home mortgage free. William Kerridge was a minister of the gospel. Annie Kerridge was a school teacher. William, Lucy, Annie and Mabel Kerridge immigrated to the United States from England in 1881 and were naturalized. (T623-8, Alabama, Clarke Co., ED 43, Choctaw Corner, p. 4B)
According to the 1910 United States federal census, William and Lucy Kerridge with six children resided in Thomasville, Clarke County, Alabama. By 1910 Lucy Kerridge had given birth to eight children of whom seven were still living. They owned their home mortgage free. William Kerridge was a clergy. Annie Kerridge was a book keeper in a saw mill. Mabel Kerridge was a public school teacher. Needham Kerridge was sawyer in a saw mill. Agnes Kerridge was a nurse in hospital William, Lucy, Annie and Mabel Kerridge immigrated to the United States from England in 1880 and were naturalized. (T624-6, Alabama, Clarke Co., ED 35, Thomasville, p. 10A)
William and Lucy Kerridge resided in Choctaw Corner, Thomasville, Clarke County, Alabama according to the 1920 United States federal census. Their daughter and son-in-law Agnes and Jessie Miller with their two daughters lived in the household. William Kerridge was a minister in a church. Jessie Miller was a labourer on public roads. William and Lucy Kerridge immigrated to the United States from England in 1880 and were naturalized in 1910. (T625-7, Alabama, Clarke Co., ED , Choctaw Corner, p. 5A)
The 1900 United States federal census states that William and Lucy Kerage [Kerridge] with seven children resided in Choctaw Corner, Clarke County, Alabama. By 1900 Lucy Kerridge had given birth to eight children of whom seven were still living. They owned their home mortgage free. William Kerridge was a minister of the gospel. Annie Kerridge was a school teacher. William, Lucy, Annie and Mabel Kerridge immigrated to the United States from England in 1881 and were naturalized. (T623-8, Alabama, Clarke Co., ED 43, Choctaw Corner, p. 4B)
According to the 1910 United States federal census, William and Lucy Kerridge with six children resided in Thomasville, Clarke County, Alabama. By 1910 Lucy Kerridge had given birth to eight children of whom seven were still living. They owned their home mortgage free. William Kerridge was a clergy. Annie Kerridge was a book keeper in a saw mill. Mabel Kerridge was a public school teacher. Needham Kerridge was sawyer in a saw mill. Agnes Kerridge was a nurse in hospital William, Lucy, Annie and Mabel Kerridge immigrated to the United States from England in 1880 and were naturalized. (T624-6, Alabama, Clarke Co., ED 35, Thomasville, p. 10A)
William and Lucy Kerridge resided in Choctaw Corner, Thomasville, Clarke County, Alabama according to the 1920 United States federal census. Their daughter and son-in-law Agnes and Jessie Miller with their two daughters lived in the household. William Kerridge was a minister in a church. Jessie Miller was a labourer on public roads. William and Lucy Kerridge immigrated to the United States from England in 1880 and were naturalized in 1910. (T625-7, Alabama, Clarke Co., ED , Choctaw Corner, p. 5A)
They had the following children:
362i.
Annie Watford (1878-1960)
363ii.
Mabel Lucy (1879-1969)
364iii.
James William (1882-1929)
365iv.
Agnes Martha (1884-1979)
366v.
Needham Broughton (1889-1944)
367vi.
Dora L. (~1892-)
368vii.
Hubert E. (~1895-)