James Carrington - Revision history

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	James Carrington was born in Norwich on the 2nd January 1868 (see the oddly named birth certificate below), and was christened on the 1st December 1869 at St Mark's Lakenham at the same time as his brother Frederic (born Jan 9th, 1866).		James Carrington was born in Norwich on the 2nd January 1868 (see the oddly named birth certificate below), and was christened on the 1st December 1869 at St Mark's Lakenham at the same time as his brother Frederic (born Jan 9th, 1866).

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	James Carrington was born in Norwich on the 2nd January 1868 (see the oddly named birth certificate below), and was christened on the 1st December 1869		James Carrington was born in Norwich on the 2nd January 1868 (see the oddly named birth certificate below), and was christened on the 1st December 1869 at St Mark's Lakenham at the same time as his brother Frederic (born Jan 9th, 1866).

	His parents were [[Henry Carrington]] and [[Phoebe Smith]], and he was listed in the [[Carrington Census#1881Wellingon\|1881]] census as living with them in 2 Wellington Terrace in Norwich.		His parents were [[Henry Carrington]] and [[Phoebe Smith]], and he was listed in the [[Carrington Census#1881Wellingon\|1881]] census as living with them in 2 Wellington Terrace in Norwich.

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			== Other Records ==

			* his first marriage to Ellen Butterfield, registered in the December 1897 in the district of Blackburn (Volume 8e, page 530).

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First Marriage

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	== First Marriage ==		== First Marriage ==

			On the 27th November 1897 he married a widow, Ellen Butterfield (nee Walmsley) in Blackburn, she was the Inn Keeper at the Ship Inn.

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	By [[Carrington Census#1901Blackburn\|1901]] he ~~had moved even further North, and~~ was living with his ~~first~~ wife Ellen Butterfield ~~(nee Walmsley)~~ in Blackburn, where he was listed as a beer seller (working on his own account) occupying the Ship Inn at 151 Penny Street. Ellen was 12 years his senior, and was a native of Blackburn~~. They had married in December 1897 in the district of Blackburn (Volume 8e, page 530)~~.		In [[Carrington Census#1901Blackburn\|1901]] he was still living with his wife Ellen Butterfield in Blackburn, where he was listed as a beer seller (working on his own account) occupying the Ship Inn at 151 Penny Street. Ellen was 12 years his senior, and was a native of Blackburn.

	Ellen died on the 28th July 1907, her probate read:		Ellen died on the 28th July 1907, her probate read:

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	== First Marriage ==		== First Marriage ==


			{\| border="1" width="84%" height="217"
			\| width="194%" height="18" colspan="9" bgcolor="#BBC5B1" \| <b><font size="2"><i>1897</i>. Marriage solemnized at <i>the Parish Church</i> in the Parish of <I>St John</i> in the County of <I>Blackburn</i></font></b>
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			\| width="7%" bgcolor="#008000" height="18" \| <font color="#FFFFFF" size="2">When Married.</font>
			\| width="23%" bgcolor="#008000" height="18" colspan="2" \| <font color="#FFFFFF" size="2">Name and Surname.</font>
			\| width="5%" bgcolor="#008000" height="18" \| <font color="#FFFFFF" size="2">Age</font>
			\| width="9%" bgcolor="#008000" height="18" \| <font color="#FFFFFF" size="2">Condition.</font>
			\| width="14%" bgcolor="#008000" height="18" \| <font color="#FFFFFF" size="2">Rank or Profession</font>
			\| width="14%" bgcolor="#008000" height="18" \| <font size="2" color="#FFFFFF">Residence at the Time of Marriage</font>
			\| width="14%" bgcolor="#008000" height="18" \| <font size="2" color="#FFFFFF">Father's Name and Surname</font>
			\| width="83%" bgcolor="#008000" height="18" \| <font size="2" color="#FFFFFF">Rank or Profession of Father</font>
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			\| width="7%" height="39" rowspan="2" align="center" bgcolor="#BBC5B1" \| <p align="center"><font size="2">Twenty Fourth December 1863</font>
			\| width="23%" height="21" colspan="2" align="center" bgcolor="#BBC5B1" \| <font size="2">James Carrington</font>
			\| width="5%" height="39" align="center" bgcolor="#BBC5B1" \| <font size="2">31 years</font>
			\| width="9%" height="21" align="center" bgcolor="#BBC5B1" \| <font size="2">Bachelor</font>
			\| width="14%" height="21" align="center" bgcolor="#BBC5B1" \| <font size="2">Painter</font>
			\| width="14%" height="21" align="center" bgcolor="#BBC5B1" \| <font size="2">36 Brown Street, Blackburn</font>
			\| width="14%" height="21" align="center" bgcolor="#BBC5B1" \| <font size="2">[[Henry Carrington]]</font>
			\| width="83%" height="21" align="center" bgcolor="#BBC5B1" \| <font size="2">Gardener</font>
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			\| width="23%" height="18" colspan="2" align="center" bgcolor="#BBC5B1" \| <font size="2">Ellen Butterfield</font>
			\| width="5%" height="39" align="center" bgcolor="#BBC5B1" \| <font size="2">41 years</font>
			\| width="9%" height="18" align="center" bgcolor="#BBC5B1" \| <font size="2">Widow</font>
			\| width="14%" height="18" align="center" bgcolor="#BBC5B1" \| Inn-Keeper
			\| width="14%" height="18" align="center" bgcolor="#BBC5B1" \| <font size="2">151 Penny Street, Blackburn</font>
			\| width="14%" height="18" align="center" bgcolor="#BBC5B1" \| <font size="2">William Henry Walmsley (deceased)</font>
			\| width="83%" height="18" align="center" bgcolor="#BBC5B1" \| <font size="2">Book-keeper</font>
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			\| width="194%" height="16" colspan="9" align="center" bgcolor="#BBC5B1" \| <font size="2">Married in the Parish Church according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church by license by me J.B.Barratt </font>
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			\| width="19%" height="36" rowspan="2" colspan="2" align="center" bgcolor="#BBC5B1" \| <font size="2">This marriage was solemnized between us</font>
			\| width="25%" height="18" colspan="3" align="center" bgcolor="#BBC5B1" \| <font size="2">James Carrington</font>
			\| width="28%" height="36" colspan="2" rowspan="2" align="center" bgcolor="#BBC5B1" \| <font size="2">In the Presence of us</font>
			\| width="122%" height="18" colspan="2" align="center" bgcolor="#BBC5B1" \| <font size="2">John Dulle? Hindle</font>
			\|-
			\| width="25%" height="18" colspan="3" align="center" bgcolor="#BBC5B1" \| <font size="2">Ellen Butterfield</font>
			\| width="122%" height="18" colspan="2" align="center" bgcolor="#BBC5B1" \| <font size="2">Louisa Hindle</font>
			\|}


	By [[Carrington Census#1901Blackburn\|1901]] he had moved even further North, and was living with his first wife Ellen Butterfield (nee Walmsley) in Blackburn, where he was listed as a beer seller (working on his own account) occupying the Ship Inn at 151 Penny Street. Ellen was 12 years his senior, and was a native of Blackburn. They had married in December 1897 in the district of Blackburn (Volume 8e, page 530).		By [[Carrington Census#1901Blackburn\|1901]] he had moved even further North, and was living with his first wife Ellen Butterfield (nee Walmsley) in Blackburn, where he was listed as a beer seller (working on his own account) occupying the Ship Inn at 151 Penny Street. Ellen was 12 years his senior, and was a native of Blackburn. They had married in December 1897 in the district of Blackburn (Volume 8e, page 530).

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Children

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	== Children ==		== Children ==

	He had three children with his wife [[Phoebe Chettleburgh\|Phoebe]]: Hilda, [[Geoff Carrington\|Geoff]] and Maud~~. Hilda was born in 1910, but died in 1911~~.		He had three children with his wife [[Phoebe Chettleburgh\|Phoebe]]: Hilda, [[Geoff Carrington\|Geoff]] and Maud.

	* Hilda Carrington
	* Geoff Carrington		Hilda was 6 months old at the time of the 1911 census, she was born in 1910, but died in 1911.
	* Maud Carrington
			* Hilda Carrington, born 1910, died 1911
			* [[Geoff Carrington\|James Geoffrey Carrington]] born 2nd Nov 1911 at 47 Southwell road, Norwich.
			* Maud Eliza Carrington, born 6 Jan 1913, married Arthur S. Barker in 1934 Norwich, died reg. Jan 1994, Ipswich.


			When James and Phoebe died, Maud was a baby and was brought up by the next door neighbours.

	== Death ==		== Death ==

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	By [[Carrington Census#1911SouthwellRd\|1911]] he had moved to 47 Southwell Road, Norwich.		By [[Carrington Census#1911SouthwellRd\|1911]] he had moved to 47 Southwell Road, Norwich.

			== Children ==

			He had three children with his wife [[Phoebe Chettleburgh\|Phoebe]]: Hilda, [[Geoff Carrington\|Geoff]] and Maud. Hilda was born in 1910, but died in 1911.

			* Hilda Carrington
			* Geoff Carrington
			* Maud Carrington

	== Death ==		== Death ==
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	Marriages December 1909, James Carrington and Phoebe Annie Chettleburgh (Norwich, Volume 4b, Page 441).		Marriages December 1909, James Carrington and Phoebe Annie Chettleburgh (Norwich, Volume 4b, Page 441).

	~~== Children ==~~

	~~He had three children with his wife [[Phoebe Chettleburgh\|Phoebe]]: Hilda, [[Geoff Carrington\|Geoff]] and Maud. Hilda was born in 1910, but died in 1911.~~

	== Pictures ==		== Pictures ==

Hfrancis at 11:08, 14 November 2021

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 His parents were [[Henry Carrington]] and [[Phoebe Smith]], and he was listed in the [[Carrington Census#1881Wellingon|1881]] census as living with them in 2 Wellington Terrace in Norwich.
 == Birth Certificate for James Carrington ==
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 Here Phoebe Carrington is his mother (who it has taken 35 years to noticed her daughter is in fact a son - presumably she couldn't read the birth certificate) and who is Eliza Bunting? I reckon that this is Eliza Carrington, James's sister.

Hfrancis at 18:41, 31 May 2021

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	James Carrington was born in Norwich on the 2nd January 1868 (see the oddly named birth certificate below), and was christened on the 1st December 1869		James Carrington was born in Norwich on the 2nd January 1868 (see the oddly named birth certificate below), and was christened on the 1st December 1869

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	James Carrington was born in Norwich on the 2nd January 1868 (see the oddly named birth certificate below), and was christened on the 1st December 1869		James Carrington was born in Norwich on the 2nd January 1868 (see the oddly named birth certificate below), and was christened on the 1st December 1869

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	== First Marriage ==		== First Marriage ==


			{\| border="1" width="84%" height="217"
			\| width="194%" height="18" colspan="9" bgcolor="#BBC5B1" \| <b><font size="2"><i>1897</i>. Marriage solemnized at <i>the Parish Church</i> in the Parish of <I>St John</i> in the County of <I>Blackburn</i></font></b>
			\|-
			\| width="7%" bgcolor="#008000" height="18" \| <font color="#FFFFFF" size="2">When Married.</font>
			\| width="23%" bgcolor="#008000" height="18" colspan="2" \| <font color="#FFFFFF" size="2">Name and Surname.</font>
			\| width="5%" bgcolor="#008000" height="18" \| <font color="#FFFFFF" size="2">Age</font>
			\| width="9%" bgcolor="#008000" height="18" \| <font color="#FFFFFF" size="2">Condition.</font>
			\| width="14%" bgcolor="#008000" height="18" \| <font color="#FFFFFF" size="2">Rank or Profession</font>
			\| width="14%" bgcolor="#008000" height="18" \| <font size="2" color="#FFFFFF">Residence at the Time of Marriage</font>
			\| width="14%" bgcolor="#008000" height="18" \| <font size="2" color="#FFFFFF">Father's Name and Surname</font>
			\| width="83%" bgcolor="#008000" height="18" \| <font size="2" color="#FFFFFF">Rank or Profession of Father</font>
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			\| width="7%" height="39" rowspan="2" align="center" bgcolor="#BBC5B1" \| <p align="center"><font size="2">Twenty Fourth December 1863</font>
			\| width="23%" height="21" colspan="2" align="center" bgcolor="#BBC5B1" \| <font size="2">James Carrington</font>
			\| width="5%" height="39" align="center" bgcolor="#BBC5B1" \| <font size="2">31 years</font>
			\| width="9%" height="21" align="center" bgcolor="#BBC5B1" \| <font size="2">Bachelor</font>
			\| width="14%" height="21" align="center" bgcolor="#BBC5B1" \| <font size="2">Painter</font>
			\| width="14%" height="21" align="center" bgcolor="#BBC5B1" \| <font size="2">36 Brown Street, Blackburn</font>
			\| width="14%" height="21" align="center" bgcolor="#BBC5B1" \| <font size="2">[[Henry Carrington]]</font>
			\| width="83%" height="21" align="center" bgcolor="#BBC5B1" \| <font size="2">Gardener</font>
			\|-
			\| width="23%" height="18" colspan="2" align="center" bgcolor="#BBC5B1" \| <font size="2">Ellen Butterfield</font>
			\| width="5%" height="39" align="center" bgcolor="#BBC5B1" \| <font size="2">41 years</font>
			\| width="9%" height="18" align="center" bgcolor="#BBC5B1" \| <font size="2">Widow</font>
			\| width="14%" height="18" align="center" bgcolor="#BBC5B1" \| Inn-Keeper
			\| width="14%" height="18" align="center" bgcolor="#BBC5B1" \| <font size="2">151 Penny Street, Blackburn</font>
			\| width="14%" height="18" align="center" bgcolor="#BBC5B1" \| <font size="2">William Henry Walmsley (deceased)</font>
			\| width="83%" height="18" align="center" bgcolor="#BBC5B1" \| <font size="2">Book-keeper</font>
			\|-
			\| width="194%" height="16" colspan="9" align="center" bgcolor="#BBC5B1" \| <font size="2">Married in the Parish Church according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church by license by me J.B.Barratt </font>
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			\| width="19%" height="36" rowspan="2" colspan="2" align="center" bgcolor="#BBC5B1" \| <font size="2">This marriage was solemnized between us</font>
			\| width="25%" height="18" colspan="3" align="center" bgcolor="#BBC5B1" \| <font size="2">James Carrington</font>
			\| width="28%" height="36" colspan="2" rowspan="2" align="center" bgcolor="#BBC5B1" \| <font size="2">In the Presence of us</font>
			\| width="122%" height="18" colspan="2" align="center" bgcolor="#BBC5B1" \| <font size="2">John Dulle? Hindle</font>
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			\| width="25%" height="18" colspan="3" align="center" bgcolor="#BBC5B1" \| <font size="2">Ellen Butterfield</font>
			\| width="122%" height="18" colspan="2" align="center" bgcolor="#BBC5B1" \| <font size="2">Louisa Hindle</font>
			\|}


	By [[Carrington Census#1901Blackburn\|1901]] he had moved even further North, and was living with his first wife Ellen Butterfield (nee Walmsley) in Blackburn, where he was listed as a beer seller (working on his own account) occupying the Ship Inn at 151 Penny Street. Ellen was 12 years his senior, and was a native of Blackburn. They had married in December 1897 in the district of Blackburn (Volume 8e, page 530).		By [[Carrington Census#1901Blackburn\|1901]] he had moved even further North, and was living with his first wife Ellen Butterfield (nee Walmsley) in Blackburn, where he was listed as a beer seller (working on his own account) occupying the Ship Inn at 151 Penny Street. Ellen was 12 years his senior, and was a native of Blackburn. They had married in December 1897 in the district of Blackburn (Volume 8e, page 530).