John Angus Walmisley - Revision history

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	The parish record of St John the Evangelist, Westminster, Middlesex for 1791 says:		The parish record of St John the Evangelist, Westminster, Middlesex for 1791 says:
	Born 1791: Nov 23rd John Angus son of William & Mary Walmisley. Baptised: Dec 18th H		Born 1791: Nov 23rd John Angus son of William & Mary Walmisley. Baptised: Dec 18th H


			On the 28th November 1805, when he was 14 years old he was apprenticed for 7 years to William Cummins, a Needle Maker of London. He was "made free by servitude this 16th day December 1812".

	== Marriage ==		== Marriage ==

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	The burial index says that he died at Besborough Gardens, Pimlico and was buried on the 13th of February 1862 at West Norwood Cemetery, London, Surrey.		The burial index says that he died at Besborough Gardens, Pimlico and was buried on the 13th of February 1862 at West Norwood Cemetery, London, Surrey.

			He was buried at The South Metropolitan Cemetery, Norwood Cemetery, Norwood Road, Lambeth on the 13th February 1862. He was resident at Bessborough Gardens, Pimlico. He was 70 years old.

	== Miscellaneous Records ==		== Miscellaneous Records ==

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	Mr. Walmisley obtained high honours in Freemasonry, and with some few more favoured individuals had acted as an officer of the Earl Marshal of England at three Coronations, including that of our present beloved Queen.		Mr. Walmisley obtained high honours in Freemasonry, and with some few more favoured individuals had acted as an officer of the Earl Marshal of England at three Coronations, including that of our present beloved Queen.

	The burial index says that he ~~was~~ died at Besborough Gardens, Pimlico and was buried on the 13th of February 1862 at West Norwood Cemetery, London, Surrey.		The burial index says that he died at Besborough Gardens, Pimlico and was buried on the 13th of February 1862 at West Norwood Cemetery, London, Surrey.

	== Miscellaneous Records ==		== Miscellaneous Records ==

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	John Angus Walmisley was the youngest son of [[William Walmisley]] (1745-1819) who had been clerk of papers to the House of Lords. He retired to the market town of Bromley, Kent, where his daughter Mary had married a pharmacist named Baxter. His five sons were choristers at Westminster School, a prestigious institution within the precincts of the abbey.		John Angus Walmisley was the youngest son of [[William Walmisley]] (1745-1819) who had been clerk of papers to the House of Lords. He retired to the market town of Bromley, Kent, where his daughter Mary had married a pharmacist named Baxter. His five sons were choristers at Westminster School, a prestigious institution within the precincts of the abbey.

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	John Angus Walmisley became a parliamentary clerk and was who was one of the Earl Marshal's Gold Staff Officers at the coronations of three Sovereigns, George IV. (1821), William IV. (1831), and Queen Victoria (1838).		John Angus Walmisley became a parliamentary clerk and was who was one of the Earl Marshal's Gold Staff Officers at the coronations of three Sovereigns, George IV. (1821), William IV. (1831), and Queen Victoria (1838).

	~~an official at the coronations of George IV (1821) ...~~

	In 1830 and 1831 he was living at Smith Square, St Margaret, Westminster (according to the rate book). Coincidentally (or not) a William George Lambert is also living in the same place (a few houses away) although where John has a house, William has a slaughterhouse. And John is living next to a Charles Wilkes Churchill.		In 1830 and 1831 he was living at Smith Square, St Margaret, Westminster (according to the rate book). Coincidentally (or not) a William George Lambert is also living in the same place (a few houses away) although where John has a house, William has a slaughterhouse. And John is living next to a Charles Wilkes Churchill.

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	John Angus Walmisley was the youngest son of [[William Walmisley]] (1745-1819) who had been clerk of papers to the House of Lords. He retired to the market town of Bromley, Kent, where his daughter Mary had married a pharmacist named Baxter. His five sons were choristers at Westminster School, a prestigious institution within the precincts of the abbey.		John Angus Walmisley was the youngest son of [[William Walmisley]] (1745-1819) who had been clerk of papers to the House of Lords. He retired to the market town of Bromley, Kent, where his daughter Mary had married a pharmacist named Baxter. His five sons were choristers at Westminster School, a prestigious institution within the precincts of the abbey.

	John Angus Walmisley became a parliamentary clerk and was an official at the coronations of George IV (1821) ...		John Angus Walmisley became a parliamentary clerk and was who was one of the Earl Marshal's Gold Staff Officers at the coronations of three Sovereigns, George IV. (1821), William IV. (1831), and Queen Victoria (1838).

			an official at the coronations of George IV (1821) ...

	In 1830 and 1831 he was living at Smith Square, St Margaret, Westminster (according to the rate book). Coincidentally (or not) a William George Lambert is also living in the same place (a few houses away) although where John has a house, William has a slaughterhouse. And John is living next to a Charles Wilkes Churchill.		In 1830 and 1831 he was living at Smith Square, St Margaret, Westminster (according to the rate book). Coincidentally (or not) a William George Lambert is also living in the same place (a few houses away) although where John has a house, William has a slaughterhouse. And John is living next to a Charles Wilkes Churchill.

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Death

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	Mr. Walmisley obtained high honours in Freemasonry, and with some few more favoured individuals had acted as an officer of the Earl Marshal of England at three Coronations, including that of our present beloved Queen.		Mr. Walmisley obtained high honours in Freemasonry, and with some few more favoured individuals had acted as an officer of the Earl Marshal of England at three Coronations, including that of our present beloved Queen.

	The burial index says that he was died at Besborough Gardens, Pimlico and was buried on the 13th of February 1862 at West Norwood Cemetery.		The burial index says that he was died at Besborough Gardens, Pimlico and was buried on the 13th of February 1862 at West Norwood Cemetery, London, Surrey.

	== Miscellaneous Records ==		== Miscellaneous Records ==

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	John Angus Walmisley died on the 7th February 1862 at Old Brentford.		John Angus Walmisley died on the 7th February 1862 at Old Brentford at the age of 70 years old.

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	Mr. Walmisley obtained high honours in Freemasonry, and with some few more favoured individuals had acted as an officer of the Earl Marshal of England at three Coronations, including that of our present beloved Queen.		Mr. Walmisley obtained high honours in Freemasonry, and with some few more favoured individuals had acted as an officer of the Earl Marshal of England at three Coronations, including that of our present beloved Queen.

			The burial index says that he was died at Besborough Gardens, Pimlico and was buried on the 13th of February 1862 at West Norwood Cemetery.

	== Miscellaneous Records ==		== Miscellaneous Records ==

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Miscellaneous Records

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	''London Evening Standard 27 November 1903''		''London Evening Standard 27 November 1903''
	Rigden.- On the 14th inst., at Elham, a loving and devoted mother, Maria Selina, widow of the late Robert Rigden, daughter of the late John Angus Walmisley, of Westminster and Atherstone, Warwickshire, and granddaughter of the late Col. Lambert, Governor of Bombay.		Rigden.- On the 14th inst., at Elham, a loving and devoted mother, Maria Selina, widow of the late Robert Rigden, daughter of the late John Angus Walmisley, of Westminster and Atherstone, Warwickshire, and granddaughter of the late Col. Lambert, Governor of Bombay. ''(Note: this report is inaccurate - Jonathan Duncan was the governor of Bombay for 16 years covering the time up to the death of Col. Lambert)''

	''Morning Advertiser 19 April 1854''		''Morning Advertiser 19 April 1854''