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Generation No. 1
1. ARCHIBALD1 BROWNLEE. He married LAWRIE BLACKIE August 23, 1788 in Cambusnethan, Lanarkshire, Scotland.
Notes for ARCHIBALD BROWNLEE: OCCUPATION – 1813, Smith (Parish register for daughter's marriage) RESIDENCE – 1813, Cambusnethan, Scotland (Parish register for daughter's marriage) MISC. – 1775 to 1785, Elder in Kirk Session, Cambusnethan, responsible for Poor Law Assistance for several years.
Children of ARCHIBALD BROWNLEE and LAWRIE BLACKIE are: i. WILLIAM HAMILTON2 BROWNLEE was born before August 30, 17891. ii. JEAN BROWNLEE, b. May 9, 1791. 2. iii. MARGARET BROWNLEE was born May 1, 1792, Wishawtoun, Lanarkshire, Scotland; d. October 6, 1857, 9 Prospect Place, Bethnal Green, London, England. iv. ELISABETH BROWNLEE, b. June 20, 1794, Wishawtoun, Lanarkshire, Scotland2. v. AGNES BROWNLEE, b. April 27, 1796, Wishawtoun, Lanarkshire, Scotland2. vi. JAMES BROWNLEE, b. April 6, 1798, Wishawtoun, Lanarkshire, Scotland2. vii. ARCHIBALD BROWNLEE, b. March 10, 1801. viii. SUSAN BROWNLEE, b. February 28, 1806, Wishawtoun, Lanarkshire, Scotland2.
Generation No. 2
2. MARGARET2 BROWNLEE (ARCHIBALD1) was born May 1, 1792 in Wishawtoun, Lanarkshire, Scotland3, and died October 6, 1857 in 9 Prospect Place, Bethnal Green London, in England4. She married (1) PETER GRAHAM July 27, 1807 in Hamilton, Lanarkshire, Scotland, son of WILLIAM GRAHAM and HELEN MCQUEEN. He was born before May 6, 1770 in Port of Monteith, Perth, in Scotland5. She married (2) WILLIAM FAIRSERVICE April 2, 1813 in New Greyfriars, Edinburgh, Scotland6, son of JAMES FAIRSERVICE and MARION FORRESTER. He was born June 6, 1784 in Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland7, and died September 30, 1857 in 9 Prospect Place, Bethnal Green London, in England8.
Notes for MARGARET BROWNLEE: RESIDENCE – 1808 & 1809, Wishawtoun, Lanarkshire, Scotland (Kirk Session records, Cambusnethan) Apr 1813, New Gray Priors Parish, Scotland (Parish register - marriage) 1851, 9 Prospect Place, Bethnal Green, Middlesex (Census 1851) 1857, 9 Prospect Place, Bethnal Green, Middlesex (Death cert)
Notes for PETER GRAHAM: OCCUPATION – 13 Jan & 13 Mar 1808, Employed at Wilsonston Ironworks (Kirk session record for Margaret Brownlie)
Notes for WILLIAM FAIRSERVICE: OCCUPATION – 7 Jul 1810, recruited as Corporal, Perthshire Militia 13 Jul 1811, Demoted to Private 1813, Perthshire Militia, Edinburgh Castle (Parish register - marriage) 1815, weaver (Birth record for son, John) 1844, Optician (Marriage cert for daughter, Marion) 1846, Math instrument maker (Marriage cert for daughter, Agnes) 1851, Brass turner (census 1851 - South Hackney) 1857, Optician (Marriage cert. for daughter, Priscilla) 1858, Fishing tackle maker (Death cert for self & for wife; probate) RESIDENCE – April 1813, Edinburgh Castle (Soldier - Perthshire Militia) - (Parish register -marriage) 1835, Cambridge Heath, Middlesex, England (Parish register entry for daughter's baptism) June 6, 1841, Sep 1844, July 1846, Mar 1851, Sep 1857 - 9 Prospect Place, Bethnal Green (Census 1841 - Bethnal Green; Marriage certificates for daughters, Ellen & Agnes; Census 1851 - South Hackney; Death cert)
WILL I, William Fairservice 9 Prospect Place London do bequeath all my personal property to such of my daughters as remain unmarried at the time of my death - November 28th. 1842 - William Fairservice - Witnessed by Charles Kirkham - William Kirkham
Child of MARGARET BROWNLEE and PETER GRAHAM is: 3. i. WILLIAM3 FAIRSERVICE, (b. April 22, 1808, Wishawtown, Lanarkshire, Scotland; baptised September 3, 1809 as William Brownlee at Cambusnethan; d. June 18, 1891, 27 Spencer Rd, Kentish Town, Pancras, London, England.
Children of MARGARET BROWNLEE and WILLIAM FAIRSERVICE are: 4. ii. JOHN3 FAIRSERVICE, b. July 10, 1815, Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland; d. December 23, 1852, Lunatic Asylum, Friern Barnet, Middlesex, England. iii. JAMES FAIRSERVICE, b. May 13, 1817, Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland9; d. January 1818, Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland10. iv. MARGARET FAIRSERVICE, b. Abt. 1818, Scotland11; d. 1866, Bethnal Green, Middlesex, England12. 5. v. JANE FAIRSERVICE, b. Abt. 1820, Scotland. 6. vi. MARION FAIRSERVICE, b. Abt. 1820, Scotland; d. Aft. April 3, 1881. 7. vii. AGNES FAIRSERVICE, b. Abt. 1825, Scotland. 8. viii. JAMES FAIRSERVICE, b. Abt. 1825, Scotland; d. December 13, 1905, 85 Broad Lane, Tottenham, Middlesex, England. ix. HELEN (ELLEN) FAIRSERVICE, b. Abt. 1827, Middlesex, England13; m. ???, 1849, Hackney, Middlesex, England14. 9. x. ANN FAIRSERVICE, b. Abt. 1833, Bethnal Green, Middlesex, England.
Generation No. 3
3. WILLIAM3 FAIRSERVICE (MARGARET2 BROWNLEE, ARCHIBALD1) was born April 22, 1808 in Wishawtown, Lanarkshire, Scotland15, and died June 18, 1891 in 27 Spencer Rd, Kentish Town, Pancras, London, England16. He married PRISCILLA ANN LEACH May 11, 1834 in St. John's, Hackney, Middlesex, England17. She was born Abt. 1812 in Spitalfields, Middlesex, England18, and died 1893 in St. Pancras, London, England.
Notes for WILLIAM FAIRSERVICE: OCCUPATION - 1828-1830, & 1839, Student - London Mechanics' Institute 1836, Optician (Parish register entry for daughter's baptism) 1837, Mathematical Instrument maker (Birth cert. for son, William) Jan 1842, Optician (Birth Certificate for son, John) 1848, 1851,1861 & 1866, Optician (Birth cert for daughter, Emma; Census 1851 & 1861 - South Hackney; son's marr. cert.) 1871, Optician (Census 1871, Islington - RG9/253/31) 1881, Optician (Census 1881, London) 1891, master optician (death cert) RESIDENCE- 1828, 9 Prospect Place, Cambridge Heath (London Mechanics' Institute records) 1839, 31 Great Cambridge Street (London Mechanics' Institute records) 1834, Parish of St. John, Hackney (Parish register entry for marriage) 1836, John Street, Hackney, Middlesex (Parish register entry for daughter's baptism) September 1837, Hath Cottage, Cambridge Heath, Middlesex (Birth cert. for son, William) Jan 1842, Old Ford, Bow (Birth Certificate for son, John) September 10, 1848, 1851, October 1857 - 25 Prospect Place, Bethnal Green (Birth cert for daughter, Emma; Census 1851 - South Hackney; Death cert for father) April 1861, 17 Bonner Road, Bethnal Green (Census 1861 - Bethnal Green RG9/257/9) 1871, 177 Holloway Road, Islington (Census 1871, Islington - RG9/253/31) 1881, 45 Holloway Road, Islington, London (Census 1881, London)
Notes for PRISCILLA ANN LEACH: RESIDENCE - 1834, Parish of St. John, Hackney, Middlesex, England (Parish register entry for marriage) April 1861, 17 Bonner Road, Bethnal Green (Census 1861 - Bethnal Green) 1871, 177 Holloway Road, Islington (Census 1871, Islington - RG9/253/31) 1881, 45 Holloway Road, Islington, London (Census 1881, London)
Children of WILLIAM FAIRSERVICE and PRISCILLA LEACH are: i. PRISCILLA ANN4 FAIRSERVICE, b. January 7, 1836, Cambridge Heath, Hackney, Middlesex, England19,20,21,22; d. February 4, 1909, "Irene", Barkly St., Sunbury, Victoria23,24,25; m. LINDSAY JAMES AUSTIN, July 7, 1857, Church of England, South Hackney, Middlesex, England26,27; b. April 30, 1835, 3 Vincent Place, Kingsland Rd, Hackney, Middlesex, England28,29; d. November 12, 1889, Sunbury, Victoria30,31,32.
Notes for PRISCILLA ANN FAIRSERVICE: OCCUPATION – 1891, Dealer (Rate records - Sunbury) Used to supply and dress poultry for Sir William Clarke in Sunbury. RESIDENCE – 1851, 25 Prospect Place, Bethnal Green (1851 census) 1861, 17 Bonner Road, Bethnal Green (1861 census) July 7, 1857, South Hackney, Middlesex (St. Cath's marriage certificate, Sep 1857, Hackney, 1b 448) July 14, 1862, Lancefield, Victoria (Son, George's, Vic. birth cert. 1862, 17858) Abt 1889, Barkly St, Sunbury (Rate records - Sunbury)
ORAL HISTORY - Doug Austin Priscilla was a staunch Presbyterian, and wouldn't go to any other church. She used to pick people out of the gutter and take them to church. If she couldn't go to church, she'd get an old man, who had a knobbly walking stick, to take her children to church. He'd sit behind them, and knock them over the head with his stick, if they misbehaved. She was a clever business woman. Her son, George Frederick, thought the world of her, and they got on well together. She was so rapt in her husband that she walked down to the cemetery to talk to him whenever there was something on her mind. She would come back to the house with a smile on her face, and say: 'I'm right now. I know what to do.' When she was dying, she gathered her family around her bed, and asked them to promise to meet her in heaven. Lindsay William, the eldest, told her he couldn't do that, because he couldn't believe the things she believed.
ORAL HISTORY - Jean Lovegrove Priscilla Austin insisted the minister came on Monday mornings to discuss the sermon with her.
OBITUARY - Feb. 6th, 1909 OLD RESIDENT PASSES MRS. AUSTIN Still another of our old and loved ones has passed from the reach of mortal pain and misery to the haven of rest above, the personage on this occasion being Mrs. Priscilla Ann Austin, widow of John Lyndsay Austin, of Barkly Street, Sunbury. Though it was known that Mrs. Austin was approaching a ripe old age, her hearty manner and appearance gave no rise to concern as to a probable mortal illness. That she had for some time past been suffering from a malady that wrought in its train much suffering, few were aware, and the announcement of her death came with painful suddenness to her many friends. Mrs. Austin was a widow, her husband having died many years ago. Born in England in the year 1838, she spent her girlhood days in that place, and on attaining her womanhood married and came to Australia in 1847, landing in Melbourne after a somewhat perilous voyage. Mr. and Mrs. Austin came straight up to Sunbury, which was then but the quarters of the men engaged in laying the line to Bendigo. Seeing that a business would thrive at the settlement, they opened a small store, and by keen attention to business, and courteous and obliging nature, they soon became of sufficient standing to enable them to open branch businesses in the neighbouring towns. When the bad times through which the town passed in its infancy prevailed, the obliging nature of the deceased paved the way to their own downfall, being swindled by those whom they trusted. They then went on to Romsey, and later to Melbourne, but ultimately returned to Sunbury again, where they opened business as formerly. This they conducted successfully till the year 1889, when the death of her husband necessitated the relinquishing of business and living a private life. In this state she remained till the day of her death. The life of Priscilla Ann was like an open book. Critics may search the pages of that life's history and find nothing that could ever disparage the good name she bore. Her long residence in the town necessarily brought her into contact with many, and during her early life here, when times were hard and privations prevalent, her good and generous nature wrought many a deed that has long lived in the minds of many a resident. Ever a keen tactician, she helped the helpless and raised the fallen in a manner that has endeared her to the hearts of many. As old age slowly placed its hand upon her, and rendered her physical movements less blithesome as in the days of yore, still her spirit ever remained buoyant and light hearted, and her nature ever retained its deep dyed splendour. Hers was a beautiful character ---- would that there were a hundred such. Mrs. Austin was a Christian woman. A regular attendant at the Presbyterian Church, and one who lived to the gospel she loved. Till the last moment on this earth, her conscience was at rest, and she met death with a glad hand, secure in the thought that she had done her duty nobly, and would soon be free from the sin and sorrow of this mortal world. Death in such a form as this is beauteous. There is no pain in the lapse of a life so spent. The sting of death is annulled by the beautiful life to which the true Christian shall be lifted. Her glad response to the call of her Maker seems sterling proof that her faith was answered and accepted. The close of a life so lived removes from our midst the mortal image of a character that stands as ideal, and it is a ray of sunshine to note that she passed to the arms of her Saviour in the spirit that she had dwelt amid the pain and iniquity of a cruel world. Mrs. Austin reared a family of 12. Of these 10 are still living, 2 sons having died some time ago. In the home circle her earthly loss will be felt in the sternest reality. She was a kind and loving mother, and an ideal parent. Through all her trials she had ever had the thought of her children at heart, and the esteem in which the family are held today, for the crowning efforts of her efficient management. Her sons and daughters are in no means fully cognisant of the enormity of their loss. She was the one who let light into their troubles, the guiding hand in times of danger, and adviser in times of temptation. A mother that fully won and earned the implicit and loving faith of her children. Her loss is great, but her family may well be contented, their mother has passed to a life that will bear no sorrow and pain, and the knowledge that she has gone to the Heavenly home of Him for whom she lived, must go far to ease the pain of this mortal parting. She dwelt and died in the glory of adoration, and the removal of her presence from the many loved ones left behind, causes pain and sorrow, insignificant to the glory and happiness in which her spirit will henceforth live forever. To the children and relatives of the departed one we extend our deep and heartfelt sympathy. They have lost the one who during their life has been their earthly guide, and her loss is great, but let them take her heavenly gain in the spirit of the bereaved poet, who says: Not now, but in the coming years -- It may be in the better land-- We'll read the meaning of our tears, And then, ah then, we'll understand. The funeral took place on Friday afternoon, when the remains, encased in a massive oak coffin, were conveyed to the Presbyterian Church, and after a short burial service, the sad cortege wended its way to the cemetery, where she was laid to rest between the coffins of her husband and son. The scene at graveside was pathetic, the Rev. W. Goyen read the burial service. The mortuary arrangements were conducted by Messrs. Allison of Melbourne. In the Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning the Rev. Goyen will preach an In Memoriam Service.
WILL - Priscilla Ann Austin This is the last Will and Testament of me Priscilla Ann Austin of Barkly Street Sunbury in the Colony of Victoria Widow. I appoint my son George Frederick Austin of Romsey in the said Colony Dealer to be sole Executor and Trustee of this my Will I give and bequeath to my said son (hereinafter referred to as my said trustee) as a remuneration for his trouble in acting as such Executor and Trustee in and about the proving and execution of the trusts of this my Will the sum of Twenty pounds for his own use and benefit I give and devise my allotment of land containing one quarter of an acre or thereabouts situate in Horne Street Sunbury aforesaid upon which my son next hereinafter named has erected a dwelling house and also another allotment containing a quarter of an acre at the back of the first mentioned allotment fronting Paisley Street Sunbury aforesaid to my son Benjamin James Austin I give and devise another allotment of land situate in Paisley Street aforesaid containing three quarters of an acre or thereabouts to my son Robert Nunn Austin I give and devise my land at Sunbury containing three acres or thereabouts known as Flintoff's paddock and adjoining Mr. Waxman's property to my son Ernest Morton Austin I give and devise my allotment of land containing one quarter of an acre or thereabouts situate in Evans Street Sunbury aforesaid and adjoining the late Sir William Clarke's property to my son Arthur Alfred Austin I give and devise my allotment of land containing one half of an acre or thereabouts and facing Jackson's Creek Sunbury aforesaid and adjoining the property of Mr. Fanning on the one side and that of Mr. Sweeney on the other side to my son Albert Andrew Austin I give and bequeath all my watches jewellery trinkets and wearing apparel to my daughter Priscilla Ann Bride the wife of James Bride of Launceston Tasmania Printer and Ada Agnes Austin and Edith Eleanor Austin both of Sunbury aforesaid Spinsters equally share and share alike And I direct that if any difficulty or dispute shall arise as to the equal division of the said bequest or if my said trustee shall in his discretion deem fit then my said trustee shall sell the same and divide the net proceeds equally between my said daughters I give and bequeath all my household furniture and effects to my said daughters Ada Agnes Austin and Edith Eleanor Austin and my youngest son Albert Andrew Austin for their own use and benefit equally I give devise and bequeath all the rest and residue of my real and personal estate (hereinafter referred to as my said residuary estate) to my said trustee Upon trust after payment of all my just debts funeral and testamentary expenses to receive and pay or apply all the rents profits dividends and income thereof and there-from to or to the use of my said daughters Ada Agnes Austin and Edith Eleanor Austin and my said son Albert Andrew Austin until my said son shall attain the age of twenty one years and thereafter Upon Trust to pay the same to my said daughters Ada Agnes Austin and Edith Eleanor Austin equally so long as they shall remain unmarried And upon the marriage of both my said daughters then I direct that my said trustee shall hold and stand possessed of all my said residuary estate Upon trust for all my children equally share and share alike Provided always and I hereby declare that if any of my children shall predecease me or die before the marriage of both of my said daughters leaving issue who shall be living at the time of the division of my said residuary estate under the trusts of this my will hereinbefore contained such issue shall take and if more than one then equally between them the share which his her or their deceased parent would have taken in my said residuary estate had he or she survived as aforesaid And I hereby direct and declare that my said trustee so long as my said daughters Ada Agnes Austin and Edith Eleanor Austin or either of them remain unmarried then with their or her consent in writing and thereafter in his absolute discretion shall be at liberty at any time to sell call in and convert into money any part of my said residuary estate upon such terms and for such price and subject to such conditions as my trustee may in his discretion deem expedient And my trustee shall stand possessed of the proceeds thereof and the investments for the time being representing the same upon and subject to the same trusts as are hereinbefore declared of and concerning my residuary estate I hereby declare that it is my wish and desire that my said trustee shall employ and retain as his Solicitor Proctor and legal advisor in and about the proving and execution of the trusts of this my will Mr. Samuel Burder Backhouse of Modern Chambers No. 317 Collins Street Melbourne And lastly I hereby revoke all former Wills Codicils and other Testamentary Dispositions at any time heretofore made by me and declare this to be my last Will and Testament In Witness whereof I have to this my last Will and Testament hereunto set my hand this Eighth day of February One thousand eight hundred and ninety nine.
Signed and acknowledged by the said Testatrix Priscilla Ann Austin as and for her last Will and Testament in the presence of us both present at the same time who at her request in her sight and presence and in the presence of each other all being present at the same time have hereunto subscribed our names as attesting witnesses. The words "(hereinafter referred to as my residuary estate)" having been first interlined in the Seventh line from the top of the second page hereof and the word "same" having also been first interlined in the fourth line from the bottom of the second page hereof. Priscilla Ann Austin
John Bell Clerk to Mr. S.B. Backhouse Solicitor 317 Collins St. Melbourne
Harry Vernon Dillon Clerk to Mr. S.B. Backhouse Solicitor 317 Collins Street Melbourne
Codicil to the above Will made the 25th day of October 1907. In the event of the death of any child of mine before the payment to him or her of a share of my residuary estate such share shall become part of my estate and be divided equally among my children living at the time of such division and no one else shall receive any share except grandchildren the children of deceased children of mine who shall be paid by my trustee the sum of five pounds each and I revoke that part of my said Will above that is inconsistent with this Codicil. My trustee shall be at liberty to employ any Solicitor he thinks fit to do the legal work necessary in connection with my estate.
Signed by Priscilla Ann Austin in the presence of us both present at the same time who in her presence at her request and in the presence of each other have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses. Priscilla Ann Austin
Stephen P. Thompson, Solicitor, Melbourne
Christina Grey McKenzie. Sunbury
Notes for LINDSAY JAMES AUSTIN: OCCUPATION - March 30, 1851, Assistant to pawnbroker (Census 1851) bef 1852 - Clerk ( Shipping records - 'Wellington' 1852) after 1852 - Gold digger, station hand ('Victoria & Its Metropolis' p.420) 1857, General dealer ('Victoria & Its Metropolis' p.420) 1862 - clerk (son, George's, birth cert. 1862, 1783) f. 1864 - railway porter (daughter's birth certificate) 1880 - fruiterer; 1888/9 - fruiterer(son, Albert Andrew's, birth cert.; Sunbury School records) RESIDENCE - March 30, 1851, 1 Finsbury St Sq & 78 Chiswell Street, Finsbury (Census 1851) May 22, 1852 or 1857- 7 John St, home of Eleanor Williams (Letter - Lindsay Austin, 22 May) 7.7.1857 - South Hackney, Middlesex (St. Cath's marriage certificate, Sep 1857, Hackney, 1b 448) Apr 1864 - Off Wreckyn St., North Melbourne(daughter's birth certificate) Abt 1889, Barkly St, Sunbury. House called "Irene"; known as Sully's Buildings. (Rate records - Sunbury; Austin/Fairservice Family Bible; Jean Lovegrove; Victorian probate records)
VICTORIA AND ITS METROPOLIS: PAST AND PRESENT Pub. 1889 Austin, Lindsay, Sunbury, is a native of London, who came to this colony in 1852, and after some time spent at the diggings was engaged at station work in various places until 1857. On his return from a trip, which he then made to England, he went to Sunbury, and started a general store which he has ever since continued to conduct. He was married in 1857, and has a family of 12 children.
WILL - Lindsay James Austin This is the last Will and Testament of me Lindsay James Austin Dealer of Sunbury Victoria. Whereby after payment of all my just debts, funeral and testamentary expenses, I give devise and bequeath unto my Wife - Priscilla Ann Austin my Two Houses in Barkly Street Sunbury being Allotment twenty five Section ten as shown in Certificate of Title and known as Sully's Buildings also my goods & chattels also any Moneys there may be in the Colonial Bank Melbourne if any at the time of my death or Moneys that may be due to me Deposit or otherwise. I hold a Policy in the Mutual Society assurance of Victoria No. 1975 for £150 together with Bonus Profits I desire that shall be paid to my wife on conditions that she divide the money equally between my Three daughters and youngest son namely Priscilla Ann Ada Agnes Edith Ellnor and Albert Andrew And I hereby nominate constitute and appoint of this my will and hereby revoking all former or other Wills by me at any time heretofore made I declare this to be my last Will and Testament In Witness whereof I the said Lindsay James Austin have to this my only true last will and Testament set my hand and seal the 13th day of October in the year of our Lord One thousand Eight hundred and eighty nine Signed Sealed and declared as and for the last Will and Testament of Lindsay James Austin in the presence of us who in presence and the presence of each other present at the same time have subscribed our names as witnesses hereto Henry R. Clapham Sunbury Amelia Mitchell Sunbury
ii. WILLIAM FAIRSERVICE, b. August 20, 1837, Hath Cottage, Cambridge Heath, Middlesex, England33; d. March 18, 1921, 40 Frederick Road, Hastings, Sussex, England34; m. MARGARET DUDGEN LADBURY, June 5, 1866, St. Mary Stratford Bow, Middlesex, London35; b. Abt. 1847, Bethnal Green, Middlesex, England36; d. September 5, 1909, Hastings, Sussex, England37.
Notes for WILLIAM FAIRSERVICE: OCCUPATION – 1861, & 1871, Optician (Census 1861 & 1871 - Bethnal Green) 1866, Optician (Marriage certificate) 1881, Optician (Census 1881 - London) 1891, Optician (Census 1891, Hastings, Sussex) 1901, Optician (Census 1901, Hastings, Sussex) 1902, Optician (Patent papers) RESIDENCE – 1851, 9 Prospect Place, Bethnal Green, Middlesex (Census 1851 - South Hackney) 1861, 3 Bonner Road, Bethnal Green (Census 1861 - Bethnal Green) 1866, Bow, Middlesex (Marriage certificate) 1871, 4 Brighton Terrace, Bethnal Green (Census 1871 - Bethnal Green) 1881, 55 Lauriston Road, Hackney (Census 1881, London) 1891, 9 South Terrace, Hastings, Sussex (Census 1891, Hastings, Sussex) 1901, 8 South Terrace, Hastings, Sussex (Census 1901, Hastings, Sussex) 1902, Ladbury House, South Terrace, Hastings (Patent papers) 1909, 53 St. Mary's Terrace, Hastings, Sussex (Probate records & obituary for wife) 1921, 38 Hardwicke Road, Hastings, Sussex (Probate records) MISC. - Patent for improved mouthpiece for tobacco pipe - registered 12 May 1902, Hastings (Robin Fairservice - copy of patent)
WILL - Dated 15 Jul 1910, proved 3 May 1821
I WIL L I A M F A I R S E R V I CE of 53 Saint Mary’s Terrace Hastings in the County of Sussex Gentleman hereby revoke all former Wills and Testamentary dispositions made by me and declare this to be my last Will and Testament I appoint my Nephew Clarence S. Farmer and my Brother-in-law C. Lane (hereinafter called "my Trustees") to be the EXECUTORS and TRUSTEES of this my Will and I declare that the expression "my Trustees" shall include the said Clarence S. Farmer and the said C - Lane or the survivor of them or other the Trustee or Trustees for the time being of this my Will I give to the said Clarence S. Farmer the legacy or sum of Two hundred pounds and I hereby declare that such last mentioned legacy is not conditional upon the said Clarence S. Farmer acting as such Executor and Trustee as aforesaid but shall be paid to him whether or no he shall in fact so act I give to my late Wife’s Niece Margaret Reynolds the legacy or sum of Fifty pounds I give to Polly Dyer and Ellen Dyer daughters of my late Wife’s Sister's Husband Thomas Dyer the legacy or sum of Twenty five pounds each I devise and bequeath all my real and personal estate not hereby otherwise disposed of unto my Trustees Upon trust that my Trustees shall sell call in and convert into money the same or such part thereof as shall not consist of money and shall with and out of the moneys produced by such sale calling in and conversion and with and out of my ready money pay my funeral and testamentary expenses and debts and the legacies bequeathed by this my Will or any Codicil hereto And shall stand possessed of the said residuary moneys In trust to pay and divide the came equally between my Sister Margaret Sawood (formerly Margaret Farmer) my Sister Ellen Lane and my Sister Ellen Hardy And I declare that my Trustees may postpone the sale and conversion of any part of my real and personal estate (including leaseholds or other property of a terminable or wearing out nature) for so long as they in their absolute discretion shall think fit without being responsible for loss and that the rent profits and income to accrue from and after my decease of and from such part of my estate an shall for the time being remain unsold and unconverted shall after payment thereout of all incidental expenses and outgoings be paid and applied to the person or persons and in the manner to whom and in which the income of the proceeds of such sale and conversion would for the time being be payable and applicable under this my Will if such sale and conversion had been actually made And I also declare that as regards any real or leasehold property remaining unsold my Trustees shall be at liberty to let or demise the same either from year to year or for any term of years at such rent and subject to such covenants and conditions an they shall think fit to accept surrenders of Leases and tenancies to expend money in repairs improvements and generally to manage the property according to their absolute discretion And I also declare that the Executors and Trustees for the time being of this my Will may instead of acting personally employ and pay a Solicitor or other person to transact any business or do any act required to. be done in connection with the proof of my Will and the administration of my estate or the trusts hereby declared including the receipt and payment of money IN WITNESS whereof I have hereunto set my hand this fifteenth day of July One thousand nine hundred and ten - WILLIAM FAIRSERVICE - SIGNED by the said William Fairservice the Testator as and for his last Will and Testament in the presence of us both being present at the same time who at his request in his presence and in the presence of each other have hereunto subscribed our names as Witnesses HAROLD GLENISTER Solicitor Hastings - EDWd. A. FOSTER Clerk to Messrs Davenport James & Glenister Solicitors Hastings. ON the 3rd day of May 1921 Probate of this Will was granted to Clarence Sidney Farmer and Cornelius Strutt Lane the Executors.
Notes for MARGARET DUDGEN LADBURY: RESIDENCE - 1866, Bow, Middlesex (Marriage certificate) 1871, 4 Brighton Terrace, Bethnal Green (Census 1871 - Bethnal Green) 1881, 55 Lauriston Road, Hackney (Census 1881, London) 1891, 9 South Terrace, Hastings, Sussex (Census 1891, Hastings, Sussex) 1901, 8 South Terrace, Hastings, Sussex (Census 1901, Hastings, Sussex) 1909, 53 St. Mary's Terrace, Hastings, Sussex (Probate records)
PROBATE - 1910 FAIRSERVICE Margaret Dudgen of 53 St. Mary's Terrace, Hastings (wife of William Fairservice) died 5 Sep 1909. Admin. London 19 January to the said William Fairservice, optician. Effects £282.6s.4d.
iii. ELIZABETH FAIRSERVICE, b. 1839, Shoreditch, Middlesex, England38; d. March 21, 1897, 56 Simpson Street, East Melbourne, Victoria, Australia39; m. JOHN GEORGE MORTON, March 28, 1861, South Hackney, Middlesex, England40.
Notes for ELIZABETH FAIRSERVICE: RESIDENCE – March 1861, South Hackney, Middlesex (Marriage cert)
Notes for JOHN GEORGE MORTON: OCCUPATION – March 1861, Gentleman (Marriage cert) RESIDENCE - March 1861, Bow, Middlesex (Marriage cert)
iv. JOHN FAIRSERVICE, b. December 10, 1841, Old Ford, Bow, Middlesex, England41. v. MARGARET FAIRSERVICE, b. 1844, Bethnal Green, London, England42; d. Aft. July 15, 191043; m. (1) ??? SAWOOD; m. (2) RICHARD FARMER, September 22, 1866, Hackney, Middlesex, England44.
Notes for MARGARET FAIRSERVICE: RESIDENCE – 1866, South Hackney (Marriage Certificate) 1868, 65 Shrubland Road, Haggerstone East, Middlesex (Son's birth certificate)
Notes for RICHARD FARMER: OCCUPATION – 22 Sep 1866, Woollen Traveller (Marriage Certificate) 1868, Traveller (Son's birth certificate) RESIDENCE – 1866, South Hackney (Marriage Certificate) 1868, 65 Shrubland Road, Haggerstone East, Middlesex (Son's birth certificate)
vi. AGNES ALICE FAIRSERVICE, b. 1846, Bethnal Green, London, England45; m. JOSEPH BRICKNER, 1865, Hackney, Middlesex, England46. vii. EMMA SARAH FAIRSERVICE, b. September 10, 1848, Bethnal Green, London, England47; d. Aft. July 15, 191048; m. CORNELIUS STRUTT LANE, 1874, Islington, Middlesex, England49; b. Abt. 1852, Middlesex, England50; d. Aft. May 3, 192151.
Notes for EMMA SARAH FAIRSERVICE: OCCUPATION - 3 Apr 1881, Printer compositor (Census 1881 London) RESIDENCE - 1871, 177 Holloway Road, Islington (Census 1871, Islington - RG9/253/31) 3 Apr 1881, 11 Winston Road, Stoke Newington (Census 1881 London) June 1891, 27 Spencer Road, Pancras, London (Death cert for father) 1901, 5 Gordon Terrace, Sulse Hill, Lambeth (1901 Census, Lambeth)
Notes for CORNELIUS STRUTT LANE: OCCUPATION – 3 Apr 1881, Printer Compositor (Census 1881 London) 1901, Fire Brigade man (1901 Census, Lambeth) 1921, Printer's reader (Probate for William Fairservice) RESIDENCE – 3 Apr 1881, 11 Winston Road, Stoke Newington (Census 1881 London) 1901, 5 Gordon Terrace, Sulse Hill, Lambeth (1901 Census, Lambeth) 3 May 1921, 32 Grove Terrace, Highgate, Middlesex (Probate for William Fairservice)
viii. AMELIA FAIRSERVICE, b. March 1851, Bethnal Green, London, England52.
Notes for AMELIA FAIRSERVICE: RESIDENCE - 1871, 177 Holloway Road, Islington (Census 1871, Islington - RG9/253/31)
ix. ELLEN FAIRSERVICE, b. 1855, Bethnal Green, London, England53; d. Aft. July 15, 191054; m. FRANK HARDY, 1874, Islington, Middlesex, England55; b. Abt. 1846, Westminster, Middlesex, England56.
Notes for ELLEN FAIRSERVICE: RESIDENCE - 1871, 177 Holloway Road, Islington (Census 1871, Islington - RG9/253/31) 1881, 42 Perth Road, Hornsey, Middlesex (Census 1881, London)
Notes for FRANK HARDY: OCCUPATION - 1881, Accountant (Census 1881, London) RESIDENCE - 1881, 42 Perth Road, Hornsey, Middlesex (Census 1881, London)
4. JOHN3 FAIRSERVICE (MARGARET2 BROWNLEE, ARCHIBALD1) was born July 10, 1815 in Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland57, and died December 23, 1852 in Lunatic Asylum, Friern Barnet, Middlesex, England58. He married MARTHA SIMS CRIBB July 14, 1835 in St. John's, Hackney, Middlesex, England59. She was born Abt. 1816 in Poole, Dorset, England60, and died January 17, 1868 in 85 Hewlett Road, Poplar, Middlesex, England61.
Notes for JOHN FAIRSERVICE: OCCUPATION – 1830-1831, Student, London Mechanics' Institute 1836, Optician (Baptism record for son, William) 1845, Winch maker (Parish register - child's baptism) 1847 & 1851 - fishing tackle maker (Parish register - children's baptisms; census 1851 - Bethnal Green) RESIDENCE – 1836, Cambridge Heath (Baptism record for son, William) 1845, 1847 - John Street, Hackney, Middlesex (Parish register - daughters' baptisms) March 30, 1851, 13 George Street, Bethnal Green ( Census1851 - Bethnal Green) Apr 13, 1851 - London Fields, Middlesex (Parish register - son's baptism)
Children of JOHN FAIRSERVICE and MARTHA CRIBB are: i. WILLIAM4 FAIRSERVICE, b. 1836, Bethnal Green, Middlesex, England62; d. July 12, 1906, 52 Garden Road, Tonbridge, Kent, England63; m. ELIZA ANN LEECH, November 17, 1857, St. Mary, Stratford, London, England64; b. 1837, Islington, Middlesex, England65; d. 1881, Camberwell, Surrey, England66.
Notes for WILLIAM FAIRSERVICE: OCCUPATION – 1851, Apprentice brass turner ( Census 1851 - South Hackney) 1861, brass finisher (census 1861 - Bethnal Green) 1870-1877, in business at 1 Charles Street, Northampton Square, London - trading as Fairservice & Ricketts, making fishing reels (Robin Fairservice) 1881, Fishing winch maker (Census 1881 - Camberwell) 1891, Fishing tackle maker (Census 1891 - Peckham) RESIDENCE – 1851, 9 Prospect Place, South Hackney, Middlesex ( Census 1851 - South Hackney) 1861, 5 Gleneels Street, Bethnal Green (census 1861 - Bethnal Green) 1881, 26 Kimberley Ave/Rd, Camberwell, Surrey (Census 1881 - Camberwell) 1891, 123 Kimberley Road, Peckham (Census 1891 - Peckham)
ii. MARTHA FAIRSERVICE, b. August 5, 1838, 34 Great Cambridge Street, Shoreditch, Middlesex, England67; m. WILLIAM ALEXANDER HAMMOND, November 24, 1856, St. Martin in the Fields, Westminster, England68; b. Abt. 1836, Bethnal Green, Middlesex, England69.
Notes for MARTHA FAIRSERVICE: OCCUPATION - 1881, Dressmaker (Census 1881) RESIDENCE - 1881, 16 Lawfrance Road, Bethnal Green (Census 1881)
Notes for WILLIAM ALEXANDER HAMMOND: OCCUPATION - 1881, Omnibus driver (Census 1881) RESIDENCE - 1881, 16 Lawfrance Road, Bethnal Green (Census 1881)
iii. AGNES FAIRSERVICE, b. Bef. September 28, 184570; d. 1846, Hackney, Middlesex, England71. iv. EMMA FRANCES FAIRSERVICE, b. Bef. April 18, 184772. v. JOHN FAIRSERVICE, b. Bef. April 13, 1851, Hackney, Middlesex, England73; d. May 5, 1851, 13 George Street, South Hackney, Middlesex, England74.
5. JANE3 FAIRSERVICE (MARGARET2 BROWNLEE, ARCHIBALD1) was born Abt. 1820 in Scotland75. She married HUGH PETER SCOTT May 15, 1844 in Parish Church, Hackney, Middlesex, England76.
Notes for JANE FAIRSERVICE: RESIDENCE – 1844, Ann's Terrace (Marriage cert - Robin Fairservice) 1881, 7 Cambridge Terrace, Islington (Census 1881)
Notes for HUGH PETER SCOTT: OCCUPATION – 1881, Bootmaker (Census 1881) RESIDENCE - 1881, 7 Cambridge Terrace, Islington (Census 1881)
Children of JANE FAIRSERVICE and HUGH SCOTT are: i. WILLIAM FAIRSERVICE4 SCOTT, b. Bef. May 11, 1856. ii. AGNES F. SCOTT, b. Abt. 1857, Kingsland, Middlesex, England77.
Notes for AGNES F. SCOTT: OCCUPATION - 1881, Milliner (Census1881) RESIDENCE - 1881, 7 Cambridge Terrace, Islington (Census 1881)
iii. BLANCHE S. SCOTT, b. Abt. 1865, London, Middlesex, England77.
Notes for BLANCHE S. SCOTT: RESIDENCE - 1881, 7 Cambridge Terrace, Islington (Census 1881)
6. MARION3 FAIRSERVICE (MARGARET2 BROWNLEE, ARCHIBALD1) was born Abt. 1820 in Scotland78, and died Aft. April 3, 188179. She married WILLIAM WIDGINGTON September 8, 1844 in St. Matthew, Bethnal Green, Middlesex, England80, son of WILLIAM WIDGINGTON. He was born Abt. 1822 in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, England81.
Notes for MARION FAIRSERVICE: RESIDENCE – September 8, 1844, 9 Prospect Place, Bethnal Green, Middlesex (Marriage cert) 3 Apr 1881, 49 King Cross Road, St. Pancras, London (Census 1881, London)
Notes for WILLIAM WIDGINGTON: OCCUPATION – September 8, 1844, Bootmaker (Marriage cert) RESIDENCE - September 8, 1844, 12 Elizabeth Street, Bethnal Green, Middlesex (Marriage cert) 1881, 3 Little Essex Street, St. Clements, London (1881 census)
Children of MARION FAIRSERVICE and WILLIAM WIDGINGTON are: i. FREDERICK CHARLES4 WIDGINGTON, b. June 23, 1855, Shoreditch, Middlesex, England82; m. ELLEN WEEDON, April 2, 1878, St. Mathews, England82. ii. WALTER WIDGINGTON, b. Abt. 1860, Bethnal Green, Middlesex, England83.
Notes for WALTER WIDGINGTON: OCCUPATION – Apr1881, Screw Turner (Census 1881, London) RESIDENCE – Apr 1881, 49 King Cross Road, St. Pancras, London (Census 1881, London)
7. AGNES3 FAIRSERVICE (MARGARET2 BROWNLEE, ARCHIBALD1) was born Abt. 1825 in Scotland84. She married JOHN GREGORY July 1, 1846 in St. Matthew, Bethnal Green, Middlesex, England85, son of JOHN GREGORY. He was born Bef. 182685, and died Bef. April 3, 188186.
Notes for AGNES FAIRSERVICE: OCCUPATION – 1881, Nurse (S M S) (Census 1881) RESIDENCE – 1881, 7 Francis Terrace, Islington, London (Census 1881)
Notes for JOHN GREGORY: OCCUPATION – July 1846, Oilman (Marriage cert) RESIDENCE – July 1846, 16 West Street, Bethnal Green, Middlesex (Marriage cert)
Children of AGNES FAIRSERVICE and JOHN GREGORY are: i. AMY4 GREGORY, b. Abt. 1858, Hackney, Middlesex, England87.
Notes for AMY GREGORY: OCCUPATION – 1881, Governess (Census 1881) RESIDENCE - 1881, 7 Francis Terrace, Islington, London (Census 1881)
ii. AMY GREGORY, b. Abt. 1860, Hackney, Middlesex, England87.
Notes for AMY GREGORY: OCCUPATION – 1881, Governess (Pr+) (Census 1881) RESIDENCE – 1881, 7 Francis Terrace, Islington, London (Census 1881)
8. JAMES3 FAIRSERVICE (MARGARET2 BROWNLEE, ARCHIBALD1) was born Abt. 1825 in Scotland88, and died December 13, 1905 in 85 Broad Lane, Tottenham, Middlesex, England89. He married THERESA ANN SPEECHLEY June 23, 1846 in Trinity Church, Stepney, Middlesex, England90, daughter of JOSEPH SPEECHLEY. She was born Abt. 1826 in Islington, Middlesex, Ebgland91, and died 1865 in West Ham, Essex, England92.
Notes for JAMES FAIRSERVICE: OCCUPATION – 1846, 1847, 1850, 1851, Fishing tackle maker (Marriage cert., Parish register - daughters' baptisms; Census 1851, South Hackney) 1861, fishing tackle maker (census 1861 - Bethnal Green) 1881, Mechanical engineer (Census 1881 - London, Islington) RESIDENCE – October 1847 & 1850, 8 John Street, Hackney, Middlesex (Parish register - daughters' baptisms) 1851, 10 Lamb Lane, Bethnal Green, Middlesex (Census 1851, South Hackney) 1861, 9 Prospect Place, Bethnal Green (census 1861 - Bethnal Green) 1881, 93 Durham Road, Islington (Census 1881 - London, Islington)
Notes for THERESA ANN SPEECHLEY: OCCUPATION – 1851 & 1861 - Winch maker (Census 1851 - South Hackney; census 1861 - Bethnal Green)
Children of JAMES FAIRSERVICE and THERESA SPEECHLEY are: i. THERESA JANE4 FAIRSERVICE, b. Bef. October 31, 1847, Hackney, Middlesex, England93; d. 1935, Croydon, Surrey, England94.
Notes for THERESA JANE FAIRSERVICE: RESIDENCE – 1881, 93 Durham Road, Islington (Census 1881 - London, Islington)
ii. NORAH ANNIE FAIRSERVICE, b. Bef. June 9, 1850, Bethnal Green, Middlesex, England95. iii. WALLACE FAIRSERVICE, b. Abt. 1851, Hackney, Middlesex, England96; d. 1928, Islington, Middlesex, England97; m. SARAH ANNIE CORNHILL; b. Abt. 186698; d. 1938, Shoreditch, Middlesex, England99.
Notes for WALLACE FAIRSERVICE: OCCUPATION – 1881, Greengrocer (1881 census) 1890 & 1895, Master Fruiterer (sons' births certs.) 1925, House painter (Son Hector's marriage cert.) RESIDENCE – 1881, 4 Murray Street, St. Pancras (1881 census) 1914, 38 Citizen Road, Holloway, London (Son Herbert's death)
iv. MARY ANN FAIRSERVICE, b. Abt. 1853, Hackney, Middlesex, England100. v. MALCOLM FAIRSERVICE, b. 1857, Hackney, Middlesex, England100; d. August 25, 1921, London Temperance Hospital, Pancras, Middlesex, England101; m. LOUISA ELLEN RELPH, October 19, 1884, Marylebone, Middlesex, England102; b. Abt. 1864103; d. 1946, Edmonton Middlesex, England104.
Notes for MALCOLM FAIRSERVICE: OCCUPATION – 1881, Greengrocer (1881 census) RESIDENCE – 1861, 9 Prospect Place, Bethnal Green (1861 census) 1881, 4 Murray Street, St. Pancras (1881 census) 1915, 9 Ellenborough Road, Holloway, London (Son George's death)
vi. DOUGLAS FAIRSERVICE, b. April 9, 1860, 9 Prospect Place, Bethnal Green, Middlesex, England105; d. 1925, Islington, Middlesex, England106. vii. PERCY BRUCE FAIRSERVICE, b. 1863, Hackney, Middlesex, England107; d. 1941, Croydon, Surrey, England108.
Notes for PERCY BRUCE FAIRSERVICE: OCCUPATION – 1881, Mechanical engineer (Census 1881 - London, Islington) RESIDENCE – 1881, 93 Durham Road, Islington (Census 1881 - London, Islington)
9. ANN3 FAIRSERVICE (MARGARET2 BROWNLEE, ARCHIBALD1) was born Abt. 1833 in Bethnal Green, Middlesex, England109. She married RICHARD JOHN MILLAR November 6, 1853 in Hackney, Middlesex, England110, son of RICHARD MILLAR and GRACE BREWIN. He was born Abt. 1834 in Holborn, London, England111.
Notes for ANN FAIRSERVICE: RESIDENCE – 1881, 69 Victoria Park Road, Hackney (Census 1881 London)
Notes for RICHARD JOHN MILLAR: OCCUPATION – 1853, Oilman (Marriage cert. - Robin Fairservice) 1881, Drayseller ma+ (Census 1881 London) RESIDENCE - 1853, Prospect Place, Bethnal Green, London (Marriage cert. - Robin Fairservice) 1881, 69 Victoria Park Road, Hackney (Census 1881 London)
Children of ANN FAIRSERVICE and RICHARD MILLAR are: i. RICHARD J.4 MILLAR, b. Abt. 1858, Bethnal Green, Middlesex, England111.
Notes for RICHARD J. MILLAR: OCCUPATION - Traveller (Census 1881 London) RESIDENCE - 69 Victoria Park Road, Hackney (Census 1881 London)
ii. CLARENCE MILLAR, b. Abt. 1862, Shoreditch, Middlesex, England111. iii. EVA MILLAR, b. Abt. 1869, Hackney, Middlesex, England111.
Endnotes
1. IGI 2. Robin Fairservice -researcher 3. Robin Fairservice - researcher; Death cert; census 1851 - Bethnal Green 4. St. Cath's death certificate, Dec 1857, 1c, 188 5. Parish register - Port of Monteith, Perthshire, Scotland. 6. Parish register 7. Robin Fairservice - OPR, Glasgow 8. St. Cath's death certificate, Dec 1857, 1c, 187; will 9. Robin Fairservice - parish records 10. Robin Fairservice - burial index 11. Census 1851 - South Hackney 12. St. Cath's BDM Mar 1866, 1c 178 13. Census 1841 - Bethnal Green 14. St. Cath's BDM Mar 1849 Hackney, III 122 15. Census 1851 - South Hackney; St. Cath's death cert. 16. St. Cath's death cert., Jun 91 Pancras 1b 160 17. Parish register 18. Census 1851 - South Hackney 19. Gives date 20. Victorian death certificate gives place of birth 21. Baptism record - St. John's. Hackney. 22. Census 1851 - South Hackney. 23. Victorian death certificate, 1909/3299. 24. Tombstone inscription. 25. Austin/Fairservice Family Bible. 26. St. Cath's Marriage Certificate, Hackney, Sep 1857, 1b 448. 27. Austin/Fairservice Family Bible. 28. Dr. Williams' Library - birth registration, 1835. 29. Austin/Fairservice Family Bible (says Vincent Terrace) 30. Victorian death certificate, 1889/19126. 31. Austin/Fairservice Family Bible. 32. Tombstone inscription. 33. St. Cath's birth certificate Dec 1837 St. Matthew's, Bethnal Green II(2) 37 34. Robin Fairservice; St. Cath's BDM Mar 1921, Hastings 2b 22; Probate records 35. St. Cath's marr. cert. Jun1866, Poplar, 1c 1265 36. Census 1871 - Bethnal Green 37. Robin Fairservice; St. Cath's BDM 1909, 2b 14; Probate records 38. St. Cath's BDM Dec 1839 Shoreditch, II (2) 312 39. Vicdeath cert 1897, 2446 40. St. Cath's marriage certificate 41. St. Cath's Birth Certificate, Mar 1842/. 42. St. Cath's BDM Mar 1844 Bethnal Green II (2) 36 43. Will of brother. William 44. St. Cath's BDM Sep 1866, Hackney 1b 714 45. St. Cath's BDM Sep 1846 Bethnal Green II (2) 18 46. St. Cath's BDM Sep 1865, Hackney, 1b 713 47. St. Cath's birth cert Dec 1848 Bethnal Green II (2) 25 48. Will of brother. William 49. (St. Cath's BDM Jun 1874, 1b 489 50. Census 1881, London 51. Probate records for brother-in-law, William 52. Census 1851 - South Hackney; St. Cath's BDM Mar 1851, Bethnal Green, Roman 2 33 53. St. Cath's BDM Jun 1855, Bethnal Green 1c 289 (239) 54. Will of brother. William 55. St. Cath's BDM Sep 1874, Islington 1b 426 56. Census 1881, London 57. Robin Fairservice -researcher; Census 1851 - South Hackney 58. Robin Fairservice - death cert 59. Parish register 60. Census 1851 - Bethnal Green 61. St. Cath's BDM Mar 1868, Poplar, 1c 410; Robin Fairservice - death cert 62. Census 1851 - South Hackney; cesus 1861 - Bethnal Green 63. St. Cath's BDM Jun 1906 Tonbridge 2a 452; Robin Fairservice - death cert 64. Robin Fairservice - marriage cert 65. Census 1861 - Bethnal Green; Robin Fairservice 66. Robin Fairservice - St. Cath's BDM Dec 1881, Camberwell, 1d 570 67. IGI baptism; Census 1851 - South Hackney; Robin Fairservice 68. IGI marriage; St Cath's BDM St. Martin in F., Dec 1856, 1a 538 69. Census 1881 70. Parish register 71. Robin Fairservice - St. Cath's 72. Parish register 73. Census 1851 - South Hackney; parish register 74. Robin Fairservice - death cert 75. Census 1841 - Bethnal Green 76. Robin Fairservice; St. Cath's BDM Jun 1844, 3 142 77. Census 1881 78. Census 1841 - Bethnal Green 79. Census 1881, London 80. Marriage cert 81. Robin Fairservice - 1881 census 82. Robin Fairservice 83. Census 1881, London 84. Census 1841 - Bethnal Green 85. Marriage cert 86. Census 1881 for widow 87. Census 1881 88. Census 1841 - Bethnal Green; census 1851 - South Hackney 89. Robin Fairservice - death cert 90. Robin Fairservice - marriage cert Jun 1846 Stepney II 548 91. Census 1851 - Bethnal Green 92. St. Cath's BDM Jun 1865, W. Ham, 4a 30 93. Parish register; Census 1851 - South Hackney 94. Robin Fairservice - St. Cath's index 95. Parish register; Census 1861 - Bethnal Green 96. Census 1861 - Bethnal Green 97. Robin Fairservice - St. Cath's index 98. Robin Fairservice - inferred from death index 99. Robin Fairservice - death index 100. Census 1861 - Bethnal Green 101. Robin Fairservice - death cert 102. Robin Fairservice - marriage cert 103. Robin Fairservice - inferred from death index 104. Robin Fairservice - death index 105. Census 1861 - Bethnal Green; Robin Fairservice - birth cert 106. Robin Fairservice - death index 107. Census 1881 - London, Islington; Robin Fairservice - birth index 108. Robin Fairservice - death index 109. Census 1841 - Bethnal Green; Census 1881 London 110. St. Cath's BDM Dec 1853 Hackney, 1b 464; Robin Fairservice 111. Census 1881 London
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