Albert Joseph Hardman

Albert married Clarice Emily Violet Powell on 22 Nov 1939 in Colerne, Wiltshire. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Arthur married Eva Jane Feltham in Jul-Sep 1897 in Islington, Middlesex. Eva (daughter of Charles Feltham and Eliza Bula Boyt) was born in 1876 in Islington, Middlesex. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Occupation: 1891; On the 1891 England Census, shown as a "Mantle Makers Apprentice" -- and then someone has written "Dress."

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Name:
Name possibly Eve

John married Ellen. Ellen was born about 1849 in Cheshire. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Occupation: 29 Aug 1870; Police Constable, per 1871 England Census. Metropolitan Police Pension Register 6789 confirms he joined the police on 29 Aug 1870 in N. Division until pensioned on 9 February 1888. Warrant: 53141
• Residence: 1871, Islington, Middlesex; Address:
  7 Grove Road
  Islington
  London
• Physical Description: 14 Feb 1888, Islington, Middlesex; Metropolitan Police Description of the Pensioner describes him as 41 years, 5 feet 8.5 inches, dark brown hair, hazel eyes, fair complexion. He had the following injuries in service: (1) broken left arm, (2) wound back crown of head, longitudinal in direction about three inches long done with a slide, (3) a star wound above forehead done with a stone, (4) a contusion middle of front of left leg, and (5) an abrasion over left knee.; : 41; : Metropolitan Police
• Occupation: 1891; Lunatic Attendant
• Residence: 1891 to 1888, Islington, Middlesex; Address confirmed on 1881 census and on retirement from Metropolitan Police on 14 Feb 1888; Address:
  7 Fowler Road
  Islington
  London
• Death: 08 Feb 1921, Bemerton, Wiltshire, England; Cause of death carcinoma ventriculi, or stomach cancer, and heart failure. No PM (No post mortem?) L. Dimock Saunders, MRCS. Occupation of Charles Feltham is shown as "Metropolitn Police Pensioner," and the informant is J. Pickett, Nephew, present at the death (5 Pembroke Road, Bemerton).; Address:
  3 Queen Aleandra Road
  Bemerton
  Salsibury, Wiltshire SP5
  United Kingdom

Charles married Eliza Bula Boyt in 1869 in Wareham, Dorset. Eliza (daughter of Joseph Boyt and Eliza Roberts Crumpler) was born in 1844/1845 in Arne, Dorset; died on 25 Feb 1921 in 49 Haslemere Avenue, Ealing, London W13; was buried on 28 Feb 1921 in St. Johns Church, Bemerton, Wiltshire. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Death: 25 Feb 1921, Ealing, London; Cause of death: (1) myocardial degeneration, (2) cardiac failure (certified by Herbert Knevith, MRCS). Present at death: E. C. Riegen, son-in-law, resident at 49 Haslemere Avenue, Ealing
• Residence: 25 Feb 1921, Bemerton, Wiltshire, England; Residence on death certificate shown as: 3 Queen Alexandra Road, Bemerton, Salisbury. She is shown as the "widow of Charles Feltham, retired police officer."

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• Occupation: 1847; Tailor (per Charles Feltham's birth certificate)

Samuel married Kesia Jane Roomes. Kesia was born about 1808 in Salisbury, Wiltshire. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Occupation: 1833-1837, Wool, Dorset, England; Baptism record for Henry (1833) and Richard (1834) shows Joseph's occupation as "shoemaker." On baptism record for Anna Maria (1837) Joseph's occupation is shown as "shoemaker and farmer."
• Occupation: 1841 - 1852, Arne, Dorset; Farmer (as shown on 1841 and 1851 census reports, and on death certificate)
• Death: 23 Sep 1852, Arne, Dorset; Cause of death: King's Evil, several years, not certified. "Kings' Evil" was scrofula, defined as "a form of tuberculosis affecting the lymph nodes, especially of the neck, that is most common in children and is usually spread by unpasteurized milk from infected cows. Also called struma." According to the Encyclopaedia Britannica scrofula was "once popularly supposed to be curable by the touch of royalty. The custom of touching was first adopted in England by Edward the Confessor and in France by Philip I. In England the practice was attended with great ceremony; and from the time of Henry VII sufferers were presented with especially touched coins to be worn as amulets or charms. The custom reached its zenith during the Restoration: Charles II is said to have touched more than 90,000 victims between 1660 and 1682. The last royal healer in England was Queen Anne, who touched 200 victims in 1712. In France the ceremony persisted for another century and was even briefly revived by Charles X between 1824 and 1830." The informant on the death certificate was Elizabeth Masters, present at the death, from Arne.

Joseph married Eliza Roberts Crumpler on 28 Jun 1831 in Winfrith, Newburgh, Dorset, England. Eliza (daughter of Richard Smith Crumpler and Mary Roberts) was born in 1809 in Briantspuddle; died in AFT. 1851 in Census for Arne, Dorset, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Record ID Number: MH:I119
• Baptism: 5 Mar 1809, Affpuddle, Dorset, England