PERKINS, ALDRIDGE

1977_Gladys_LUMSDEN_to_Dorothy_GIBSON_1_Dec_Original.pdf
1977_Gladys_LUMSDEN_to_Dorothy_GIBSON_1_Dec_Transcript.pdf

1971_Death_Certificate_Ethel_Beeching_PERKINS.pdf
Registration District, Canterbury
No.54 | Twenty First, August 1971, 122, New Dover Road, Canterbury.
Name, Ethel Beeching PERKINS | Female | Maiden name, MILLER
Date and place of birth, 28th November 1881, Yovil?, Kent.
Occupation, Widow of Alfred Ernest Aldridge PERKINS a Railway Station Master | Address, 122, New Dover Road, Canterbury
Name of informant, William Lumsden | Qualification, Son in law
Usual address, 122, New Dover Road, Canterbury.
Cause of death, 1a. Myocardial Degeneration, b. Senility. | Certified by M McCahon MRCS
Date of registration, Twenty Third August 1971 | Registrar, L ? ?

1970_Bill_LUMSDEN_to_Dorothy_GIBSON_7_Jan_Original.pdf
1970_Bill_LUMSDEN_to_Dorothy_GIBSON_7_Jan_Transcript.pdf

1955 Le Crotoy, North France.
Anne-Marie, Gladys LUMSDEN nee PERKINS, William LUMSDEN, David & Michael, Dominique, Bee GIBSON.
Michael LUMSDEN writes The two French girls in the photo dated 1955 in Le Crotoy were Anne-Marie and Dominique. Anne-Marie returned with us to England for a short visit

1948 Ethel PERKINS

1946_Death_Certificate_Charlotte_PERKINS.pdf
Registration District, Ayelsbury | Death in the Sub-district of Waddesdon in the County of Buckingham.
No 419 | Fifth October 1946, Lower Cranwell Farm, Waddesdon R.D
Charlotte PERKINS | Female | 90 yrs
Widow of Andrew PERKINS a Bootmaker
Cause of Death, 1a Cardiac failure, b Chronic myocardial degeneration.
Certified by W.A. Bellamy MRCS, LRCP | Description of Informant, W A PERKINS, Son of the deceased. Present at death, 4 Doves Cottages, Godstone, Surrey.
When Registered, Seventh October 1946 | Registrar, J.P. LINGANE

Circa 1945 Cyril and Wyn PERKINS nee COUSINS with son Hugh [Photo from Hugh PERKINS]

1944_Letter_Mr_KING_to_Ethel_PERKINS_19_Jul_Original.pdf
1944_Letter_Mr_KING_to_Ethel_PERKINS_19_Jul_Transcript.pdf

Circa 1938 Dorothy Ethel PERKINS

1937 My grandmother Dorothy GIBSON nee PERKINS told me verbally in the 1990's about when she dated CH GIBSON and their marriage
When CH Gibson dated her, her mum [Ethel PERKINS] used to stay up all night waiting for her return. Dorothy reckoned this was not very trusting
They married at Croydon Register Office on 3rd Aug 1938. The marriage was witnessed by Dorothy’s brother Cyril, her mother Ethel and Stuart Klitz who was a friend and business associate of CHG

Circa 1936 Dorothy PERKINS and James CHAPMAN, he was a director of CH GIBSON Ltd.

Circa 1936 Dorothy and Gladys PERKINS (Presuming Dorothy to be 23 yrs and Gladys to be 20 yrs old)

1935 Alfred Cyril PERKINS married Winifred M COUSINS [Marriages Dec 1935 / Brentford / 3a / 809 | Alfred C PERKINS / Winifred M COUSINS]
From left to right Gladys PERKINS, Ethel Beeching PERKINS nee MILLER, ?, Cyril PERKINS, Wyn, ? ? ? [Photo sent by Hugh PERKINS]

1July 1935 Hoseford House Dorothy PERKINS [Date and place is written on theback of some of the photos]

1933 Cyril PERKINS, Dorothy PERKINS, Ethel Beeching PERKINS nee MILLER, ? , ? , Gladys PERKINS

Circa 1932 Alfred Cyril PERKINS (Presuming Cyril to be 24 yrs old)

Circa 1930 Dorothy PERKINS with friend (Presuming Dorothy to be 17 yrs old) [Michael LUMSDEN Photo]

1930
My grandmother Dorothy GIBSON nee PERKINS told me verbally in the 1990's about her second job at CH GIBSON's Building company
Dorothy became a secretary at the age of seventeen at CH Gibson at 509, London Rd, Thornton Heath. The office was in a large double fronted house which had a large area of land at the back and a large woodworking shop. This was where the joinery was fabricated for use in the building projects. The other secretary was Mrs UMLANDT who had been with the firm for years. CHG's director was AJ CHAPMAN. Other estimators were Stanley PEARD and WAGNER. Just before Gran arrived CHG had bought or built a branch office on London Rd, Purley.

Circa 1930 Leslie S KING (aka Mr KING) who was Ethel PERKINS family lodger for nine years before the 2WW
He wrote a letter to Ethel in 1944 thanking her for his stay 1944_Letter_Mr_KING_to_Ethel_PERKINS_19_Jul_Transcript.pdf

1930 Ethel PERKINS, Gladys, Dorothy, Mr KING (Presuming Dorothy to be 17 yrs and Gladys to be14 yrs old.)
Times were hard when Ethel's husband Alfred died in 1923 and Ethel took Mr KING in as a lodger, he stayed for nine years.

Circa 1930 Mr KING, ?, ?, Gladys PERKINS, ?, ?, Dorothy PERKINS (Presuming Dorothy to be 17 yrs and Gladys to be14 yrs old)

Circa 1930 Gladys PERKINS (Presuming Gladys to be 14 yrs old)

1929
My grandmother Dorothy GIBSON nee PERKINS told me verbally in the 1990's about her first job
Dorothy became a secretary at WE Wilson aged 16 years. There was a restaurant upstairs and a shop selling goods from the Far East downstairs. It was in the centre of Croydon.
Dorothy worked in an office at the back with two other women one of whom smoked. Her mother Ethel was unhappy when she heard about this, she said Gran would 'die of consumption'.
It was very noisy in the office and 'the trams used to clutter by'. Dorothy left after two or three months.

Circa 1927 Cyril PERKINS (Presuming Cyril to be 19 yrs old)

1927-28
My grandmother Dorothy GIBSON nee PERKINS told me verbally in the 1990's about her education
Dorothy went to a state school ‘Woodside’, Surrey at about 14 or 15 years old and later she went to Norwood School. She travelled there by train. Both her brother Cyril and sister Gladys went to Selhurst Grammar School.
They had a lodger called Mr King who stayed at their house for nine years.
At around fifteen years Dorothy attended Mr Peach or Porch Secretarial School it was known as 'Peaches' or 'Porches'? There were about 100 pupils.
Mr Peaches had two places, one at the corner of George St. and Wellesley Rd., and one on Park St. Croydon had three main shops Alders, Kennards, and Grants. Gran mixed with the well heeled from Mr Peaches and went to a lot of parties.

Circa 1926 Cyril PERKINS (Presuming Cyril to be 18 yrs old)

Circa 1926 Dorothy and Gladys PERKINS (Presuming Dorothy to be 13 yrs and Gladys to be 10 yrs old.)

Circa 1926 Ethel Beeching PERKINS nee MILLER and her daughter Dorothy. (Presuming Dorothy to be 13 yrs old) Ethel would be 45 yrs old

Circa 1925 Gladys, Cyril and Dorothy PERKINS (Presuming Cyril to be 17, Dorothy to be 12 and Gladys to be 9 yrs old.)

Aug 1924 Gladys and Dorothy PERKINS 'Taken at Dovercourt', Essex [Photo from Michael LUMSDEN]

1923_Death_Certificate_Alfred_E_A_PERKINS.pdf
Death in the Sub-district of West Croydon in the County of Croydon.
No. 62 | When and Where Died, Twenty Fifth October 1923, Croydon General Hospital U.D.
Name, Alfred Ernest Aldridge PERKINS.
Male | 40 yrs | Occupation, Of Station House, Lower Addiscombe Road, Croydon. U.D. Railway Station Master.
Cause of Death, Coma due to air embolism of cerebial blood vessels caused by an operation of artificial pneumothorax for pulmonary tuberculosis. Misadventure (P.M.)
Description of Informant, Certificate received from H.B. JACKSON Coroner for Croydon. Inquest held 30th October 1923.
When Registered, Thirty First October 1923 | Registrar, A.E. PLATTS

1923
My grandmother Dorothy GIBSON nee PERKINS told me verbally in the 1990's about her her father, his death, her education and her family at that time.
Alfred EA PERKINS was a station master at Addiscombe Station. During WW1 he was moved to Woolwich Arsenal Station. This was dangerous as ordinance was being dispatched to the front in France and there was danger of it exploding. He was sent on private missions with Sir Eustace MISSENDEN. Neither were permitted to join up. Alfred felt bitter about this as all his brothers went and only a few came back. He received white feathers from women because he wasn’t in uniform. Eustace and he had to escort VIP's. During the war he collapsed after a particularly urgent mission and was diagnosed as having had a burst 'quinney' lump in his throat. The doctor said that he would be safe as he had not swallowed it but later he developed a lung infection.
After the war Dorothy was sent to school at ‘a private school' called Highfield in Lower Addiscombe Road, Addiscombe when she was 6-7 years old. She then went to Addiscombe College in Upper Addiscombe Road, but between 10-13 years Dorothy developed scarlet fever and couldn’t go to school.
In 1925 her father Alfred was operated on by General Sir Ernest COWELL at at Croydon General Hospital. The surgery went wrong, COWELL either sliced through an artery or punctured a heart valve and Alfred died at the age of 40 years. Ernest COWELL went on to be given the 'Freedom of the City' with CH GIBSON. Later after CHG died Dorothy often found herself sitting next to him at functions. Ernest COWELL had a son who was the UK's first person to have a sex change [Roberta COWELL]. Ernest went on to make money from this, but his wife wasn't so pleased!
After the death of Alfred her mother Ethel moved the family to 8, Addiscombe Court Road, East Croydon. Uncle Reg, moved in, he was fifteen years younger than Ethel and worked at the Central Railway Offices and supported her and the three children. He had a very good friend and possibly lover George BRISTOW.

Circa 1922 Cladys Muriel PERKINS (Presuming Gladys to be 6 yrs old.)

Circa 1920 Station House, Lower Addiscombe Road, Croydon.
The place where Alfred E A PERKINS worked and the PERKINS family lived before his death 25 Oct 1923

Circa 1919 William Archibald PERKINS (Presuming Arch to be 39 yrs)
He was born 19 Mar 1880 at 4, Aldis Terrace, Merton Road, Tooting, London
This photo was in Gladys LUMSDEN nee PERKINS album, and had 'Uncle Arch' written underneath.
Michael LUMSDEN wrote by email 31 Aug 2007 My mother had an Uncle Arch (PERKINS) , who was a cobbler in Oxted or Westerham.

Circa 1919 Alfred Ernest PERKINS seated with Cyril, Gladys Muriel and Dorothy and Ethel standing behind, Ethel cut herself out of the photo according to Dorothy GIBSON
(Presuming Cyril to be 11 yrs old, Gladys 3yrs old and Dorothy to be 6 yrs old , Alfred would be 37 yrs old.)

1918 Gladys and Dorothy PERKINS (Presuming Gladys to be 2 yrs and Dorothy to be 5 years old)

1917_War_Graves_Andrew_PERKINS.pdf

1913_Birth_Certificate_Dorothy_PERKINS.pdf
1913 Birth in the Sub-district of Orpington in the County of Kent | Registration District, Bromley
No 85 | Twenty Seventh March 1913, Rodwene, Broom Hill Road, Orpington, R.D.
Dorothy Ethel | Girl
Name of father, Alfred Ernest Aldridge PERKINS | Occupation of father, Railway Booking Clerk
Name of mother, Ethel Beeching PERKINS formerly MILLER
Description of informant, Ethel B. PERKINS, Mother, Rodwene, Broom Hill Road, Orpington.
When registered, Thirtieth April 1913 | Regsitrar, Ruth HIGGINS, Deputy Registrar

1907_Marriage_Certificate_PERKINS_MILLER.pdf
Marriage solemnized at the Parish Church in the Parish of St James Hatcham in the County of London.
No 370 | When Married, March Twelfth 1907
Alfred Ernest Aldridge PERKINS | 24 yrs | Bachelor | Profession, Clerk.
Residence at Time of Marriage, 8, Malpas Road
Fathers Name, Andrew PERKINS (deceased) | Profession of Father, Bootmaker.
Ethel Beeching MILLER | 25 yrs | Spinster
Residence at Time of Marriage, Station House, Belvedere
Fathers Name, Alfred Charles MILLER | Profession of Father, Station-Master.
Married in the Parish Church according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church by or after Banns by me, CM HALLAM? (Curate)
This Marriage was solemnized between us, Alfred Ernest Aldridge PERKINS, Ethel Beeching MILLER.
In the Presence of us, Alfred Charles MILLER, Sidney PERKINS

Circa 1907 St James' Church, Hatcham | The church where Alfred Ernest Aldridge PERKINS and Ethel Beeching MILLER married [Michael LUMSDEN photo]

1905_Death_Certificate_Andrew_PERKINS.pdf
Death in the Sub-district of Godstone in the County of Surrey
No 239 | Twelfth March 1905, High Street Godstone. RD
Name, Andrew PERKINS | Male | 54 yrs
Occupation, Bootmaker (Master)
Cause of Death, Chronic Interstitial nephritis, 1 year 6 months. Arteris Sclerosis, Heart failure, Certified by V. Duigan M.R.C.S.
Description of Informant, W A PERKINS Son present at the death, High Street Godstone.
When registered, Thirteenth March 1905 | Registrar, W.H. SNELGROVE

1901_Census_Alfred_E_A_PERKINS.pdf
RG 13 | Piece 573 | Page 10 and 11 | 39, Station Road, Plumstead, London.
Arthur TUCKER | Head | Married | 46 yrs | Occupation, Railway Guard | Born, Brenchley, Kent,
Elizabeth TUCKER | Wife | Married | 46 yrs | Born, Bradford, Somerset.
William TUCKER | Son | Single | 16 yrs | Occupation, Carpenter apprentice | Born, Plumstead, London
Sydney TUCKER | Son | Single | 13 yrs | Occupation, ? | Born, Plumstead, London
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Dorothy TUCKER | Daughter | Single | 9 yrs | Born, Plumstead, London.
Alfred PERKINS | Boarder | Single | 19 yrs | Occupation, Railway Booking Clerk | Born, Tooting, London.

1901_Census_Andrew_Charlotte_PERKINS.pdf
RG13 | Piece 630 | Folio 86 | Page 7 | The Village, Godstone, Surrey
Andrew PERKINS | Head | 50 yrs | Occupation, Bootmaker, Employer at home | Born, Streatham, London
Charlotte PERKINS | Wife | 45 yrs | Born, Littlehampton, Sussex.
William PERKINS | Son | 21 yrs | Occupation, Bootmaker, Worker at home | Born, Tooting, London
Sydney PERKINS | Son | 16 yrs | Clerk (Railway?) | Born, Godstone, Surrey
Charlotte PERKINS | Daughter | 15 yrs | Born, Godstone, Surrey
Frederick PERKINS | Son | 9 yrs | Born, Godstone, Surrey
Arthur PERKINS | Son | 7 yrs | Born, Godstone, Surrey
Gertrude PERKINS | Daughter | 5 yrs | Born, Godstone, Surrey

1897_Death_Certificate_Caroline_ALDRIDGE.pdf Mother of Charlotte PERKINS nee ALDRIDGE
Death in the Sub-district of East Grinstead in the Counties of Sussex and Surrey
No 235 | When and Where Died, Thirtieth January 1897, 3a Lower Glenvue, East Grinstead, Sussex UD
Caroline ALDRIDGE | Female | 80 yrs | Occupation, Widow of George ALDRIDGE, General Labourer
Cause of death, Senile Decay, Heart Disease, Certified by H.B. LONG M.R.C.S.
Description of Informant, H. Paine, Son-in-law, present at the death. 3a, Lower Glenvue, East Grinstead
When Registered, Thirtieth January 1897 | Registrar, WH WOOD

1892_Susannah_PERKINS_Death_Certificate.pdf
Death in the Sub-district of Godstone in the County of Surrey
No 155 | Fifth April 1892 | Godstone, R.S.D.
Susannah PERKINS | Female | 73 yrs | Occupation, Widow of James PERKINS, Job Master
Cause of Death, Senile Decay, Hemiplegia 10 days | Certified by Henry CARPENTER N.R
Description of Informant, Andrew PERKINS, Son, Present at the Death, Godstone
When Registered, Eleventh April 1892. | Registrar, W.N. LUDGROVE

1891_Census_Susan_PERKINS.pdf
RG 12 | Piece 459 | Page 26 | 4, Tooting Grove, Tooting Graveney, Surrey
Jane DAVIES | Head | Widow | 41 yrs | Occupation, Launderess Wash | Born, Brixton, Surrey
James DAVIES | Son | Single | 11 yrs | Occupation, Scholar | Born, Tooting, Surrey
Ursula DAVIES | Daughter | Single | 12 yrs | Occupation, Scholar | Born, Tooting, Surrey
Susan PERKINS | Mother | Widow | 72 yrs | Occupation, Launderess Assistant Wash | Born, Tooting, Surrey

1891_Census_Andrew_PERKINS_Family.pdf
RG 12 | Piece 583 | Page 37 | High Street, Godstone, Surrey
Andrew PERKINS | Head | Married | 40 yrs | Occupation, Bootmaker | Born, Brixton, Surrey
Charlotte PERKINS | Wife | Married | 35 yrs | Born, Littlehampton, Sussex
Andrew H PERKINS | Son | 12 yrs | Occupation, Scholar | Born, Tooting, Surrey
William A. PERKINS | Son | 11 yrs | Occupation, Scholar | Born, Tooting, Surrey
Alfred E. PERKINS | Son | 8 yrs | Occupation, Scholar | Born, Tooting, Surrey
Sydney PERKINS | Son | 6 yrs | Occupation, Scholar | Born, Godstone, Surrey
Charlotte PERKINS | Daughter | 5 yrs | Occupation, Scholar | Born, Godstone, Surrey

1882_Birth_Certificate_Alfred_E_A_PERKINS.pdf
Birth in the Sub-district of Streatham in the County of Surrey
No 466 | Twenty Sixth October 1882, 4, Aldis Terrace, Merton Road.
Alfred Ernest Aldridge | Boy
Name of Father, Andrew PERKINS | Occupation of Father, Bootmaker
Name of Mother, Charlotte PERKINS formerly ALDRIDGE
Description of Informant; Andrew PERKINS, Father, 4, Aldis Terrace, Merton Road
When Registered, Fourth December 1882 | Registrar; Augustus TAYLOR

1880_Marriage_Certificate_KING_ALDRIDGE.pdf Harriet ALDRIDGE sister of Charlotte
Marriage solemnized at The Parish Church in the Parish of Littlehampton in the County of Sussex
No 149 | Twelfth May 1880
William KING | 30 yrs | Bachelor | Profession, Baker
Residence at Time of Marriage, Littlehampton
Father's Name, Henry KING | Profession of Father, Pork Butcher.
Harriet ALDRIDGE | 27 yrs
Residence at Time of Marriage, Littlehampton.
Father's Name, Geaorge ALDRIDGE | Profession of Father, Publican.
Married in the Parish Church according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church, by or after Banns by me J A K RAMSEY, Curate.
This Marriage was solemnized between us, William KING, Harriet ALDRIDGE | In the Presence of us, Fanny ALDRIDGE, Edward HAMMOND

1880_Birth_Certificate_William_Archibold_PERKINS.pdf
Birth in the Sub-district of Streatham in the County of Surrey
No 320 | Nineteenth March 1880, 4, Aldis Terrace, Tooting
William Archinald | Boy | Occupation of Father, Bootmaker
Name of Father, Andrew PERKINS
Name of Mother, Charlotte PERKINS formerly ALDRIDGE
Description of Informant, C PERKINS, Mother, 4, Aldis Terrace, Tooting
When Registered, Thirtieth April 1880 | Registrar, Augustus TAYLOR

1878_Marriage_Certificate_PERKINS_ALDRIDGE.pdf
Marriage solemnized at the Parish Church in the Parish of Tooting Graveney in the County of Surrey
No 313 | When Married, March 31st 1878
Andrew PERKINS | 27 yrs | Bachelor
Profession, Boot Maker.
Residence at the Time of Marriage, Tooting, Graveney
Father's Name, James PERKINS | Profession of Father, Job Master
Charlotte ALDRIDGE | 22 yrs | Spinster
Residence at the Time of Marriage, Tooting, Graveney
Father's Name, George ALDRIDGE | Profession of Father, Gardener
Married in the Parish Church after Banns according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church by me, George S. HACK, Rector | In the Presence of us, Joseph BOOTHMORE, Henry BUSH

1873_Death_George_ALDRIDGE.pdf
Death in the Sub-district of Littlehampton in the County of Sussex
No 341 | Twentieth February 1873, Littlehampton.
George ALDRIDGE | Male | 61 yrs | Occupation, Jobbing Gardener
Cause of Death, Inflammation of the bowel, 5 days, Certified
Description of Informant, C ALDRIDGE, Present at Death, Littlehampton
When Registered, Twenty Second February 1873 | Registrar, Arthur BAKER

1871_Birth_Certificate_George_AYLING.pdf
Birth in the Sub-district of Littlehampton in the County of Sussex
No 24 | When Born, Twenty Seventh July 1871, East Court, Littlehampton.
George James | Boy
Name of Father, James AYLING
Name of Mother, Eliza AYLING formerly ALDRIDGE.
Occupation of Father, Mariner.
Description of Informant, Eliza AYLING, Mother, Littlehampton
When Registered, Twenty Sixth August 1871 | Registrar, Arthur BAKER

1871_Marriage_Certificate_HAMMOND_ALDRIDGE.pdf
Marriage solemnized at the Parish Church in the Parish of Littlehampton in the County of Sussex
No 14 | When Married, Sept 3rd 1871
Edward HAMMOND | 24 yrs | Bachelor | Profession, Bricklayer.
Residence at Time of Marriage, Littlehampton.
Father's Name, William HAMMOND | Occupation of Father, Bricklayer
Caroline ALDRIDGE | 23 yrs | Spinster | Residence at Time of Marriage, Littlehampton.
Father's Name, George ALDRIDGE | Occupation of Father, Publican
Married in the Parish Church according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church, by or after Banns by me, C RENBATE, Vicar
The Marriage was Solemnized between us, Edward HAMMOND, Caroline ALDRIDGE
In the Presence of us, The Mark X of George ALDRIDGE, Harriet ALDRIDGE

1871_Census_George_Caroline_ALDRIDGE.pdf
Page 22 | No of Schedule, 96 | East Street, Littlehampton, Sussex
George ALGRIDGE | Head | Married | 59 yrs | Occupation, Beer retailer & Gardener | Born, Angmering
Caroline ALDRIDGE | Wife | Married | 55 yrs | Born, Littlehampton.
Eliza AYLING | Daughter | Married | 26 yrs | Occupation, Sailors Wife | Born, Littlehampton
Caroline AYLING | Daughter | Unmarried | 22 yrs | Born, Littlehampton
Sarah L AYLING | Daughter | Unmarried | 12 yrs | Occupation, Scholar | Born, Littlehampton
John ALDRIDGE | Son | Unmarried | 9 yrs | Born, Littlehampton

1871_Census_Charlotte_ALDRIDGE.pdf
1871 Census | Page 12 | No of Schedule 57 | Arundel Rd., Littlehampton, Sussex
[ The residents of the house Charlotte is living in are on the previous page. I failed to keep a copy of this. There are two occupants at the top of page 12 of this household on the previous page 11, they are
Ruth PHYLES | Servant | Unmarried | Female | 29 yrs | Occupation, Cook Domestic Servant | Born, Horsmindon, Kent
Charlotte ALDRIDGE | Servant | Unmarried | Female | 15 yrs | Occupation | Housemaid | Born Littlehampton, Kent

1871_Census_Susan_PERKINS.pdf
RG 10 | Piece 720 | Page 23 | 4, Tooting Grove, Tooting Graveney, Surrey
Susan PERKINS | Head | Widow | 50 yrs | Occupation, Laundress | Born Tooting, Surrey
Jane PERKINS | Daughter | Unmarried | 21 yrs | Occupation, Laundress | Born, Brixton, Surrey
Rebeca SMITH | Lodger | Unmarried | 81? yrs | Occupation, Retired Laundress | Born, Tooting, Surrey
William WINGATE | Nephew | 11 yrs| Born, Vauxhall, Surrey

1871_Census_Andrew_PERKINS.pdf
RG 10 Piece 838 | Page 12 | Rustic Cottage, Godstone, Surrey
Joseph BOOTHMAN | Head | Married | 41 yrs | Occupation, Shoe Maker | Born, Chelsea, Middlesex
Mary Ann BOOTHMAN | Wife | Married | 47 yrs | Born, Lower Tooting, Surrey
Harry BOOTHMAN | Son | Unmarried | 18 yrs | Occupation, Shoe Maker | Born, Chelsea, Middlesex
Alfred BOOTHMAN | Son | Unmarried | 13 yrs | Occupation, Railway Clerk | Born, Bromley, Kent
Elizabeth BOOTHMAN | Daughter | Unmarried | 11 yrs | Born, Bromley, Kent
Andrew PERKINS | Nephew | Unmarried | 19 yrs | Occupation, Apprentise | Born, Pimlico, Middlesex

1869_Marriage_Certificate_AYLING_ALDRIDGE.pdf
Marriage solemnized at the Parish Church in the Parish of Littlehampton in the County of Sussex
No 478 | When Married, April 17th 1869
James AYLING | 27 yrs | Bachelor | Occupation, Mariner
Residence at Time of Marriage, Littlehampton
Father's Name, [Confusing two lines] C.R. G AYLING [Then immediately underneath James Aldridge, with Aldridge underlined]
Profession of Father, Shoe Maker
Eliza ALDRIDGE | 25 yrs | Spinster | Residence at Time of Marriage, Littlehampton
Father's Name, George ALDRIDGE | Profession of Father, Gardener
Married in the Parish Church according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church, by or after Banns by me, C RUMBATH, Vicar
This Marriage was solemnized between us, James AYLING, Eliza ALDRIDGE
In the Presence of us, Edward HAMMOND, Caroline ALDRIDGE

1869_Death_Certificate_Grace_PERKINS.pdf
Death in the Sub-district of Crediton in the County of Devon
No 324 | Fourth February 1869 | Dean Street, Crediton
Grace PERKINS | Female | 86 yrs | Occupation, Widow of Anfrew PERKINS, Farm Labourer
Cause of Death, Natural Decay, Certified
Description of Informant, The mark of Jane Dyer, Present at the Death, Dean Street, Crediton.
When Registered, Eighth February 1869 | William BROCKWELL Deputy Registrar

1861_Birth_Certificate_John_Pain_ALDRIDGE.pdf
Birth in the Sub-district of Littlehampton in the County of Sussex
No 241| Twenty First April 1861, Littlehampton.
John Pain | Boy
Name of Father, George ALDRIDGE | Occupation of Father, Innkeeper
Name of Mother, Caroline ALDRIDGE formerly PAIN
Description of Informant, X The Mark of George ALDRIDGE, Father, Littlehampton
When Registered, Twenty Seventh May 1861 | Registrar, George GRANT

1855_Birth_Certificate_Charlotte_ALDRIDGE.pdf
Registration District, Worthing | Birth in the Sub-district of Littlehampton
No 190 | Third December 1855, Littlehampton
Charlotte | Girl
Name of Father, George ALDRIDGE | Occupation of Father, Brewer
Name of Mother, Caroline ALDRIDGE formerly PAINE
Description of Informant, Caroline ALDRIDGE, Mother, Littlehampton
When Registered, Fourteenth January 1856 | Registrar, George GRANT

1851_Death_Certificate_Andrew_PERKINS.pdf
Death in the Sub-district of Crediton in the County of Devon
No 422 | Twelfth May 1851, Hookway, Crediton | Dean Street, Crediton
Andrew PERKINS | Male | 70 yrs | Occupation, Labourer
Cause of Death, Natural Decay, Not certified
Description of Informant, The mark of Sarah PHILLIPS, Present at the Death,Hookway, Crediton.
When Registered, Fouteenth May 1851 | William MARTIN Deputy Registrar

1851_Census_Henry_Jane_PAINE.pdf Henry PAINE brother of Caroline ALDRIDGE nee PAINE
Page 39 | Littlehampton
Henry PAINE | Head | Married | 29 yrs
Occupation, Blacksmith | Born, Littlehampton, Sussex
Jane PAINE | Wife | Married | 24 yrs | Born, Fittleworth, Sussex
John PAINE | Son | 2 yrs | Born, Littlehampton, Sussex
Richard PAINE | Son | 2 Months | Born, Littlehampton, Sussex
Emma R STEVENS | Servant | 10 yrs | Born, Littlehampton, Sussex
Sally HEDGECOCK | Lodger | Married | 24 yrs | Occupation, Mariners Wife | Born, Littlehampton, Sussex
Frances PORT | Visitor | Widowed | Female | 26 yrs | Born, Littlehampton, Sussex.

1851_Census_James_Susannah_PERKINS.pdf
HO107/1575 Enumeration District 2
Don't have page number. But 'Jas' is halfway down the page, the whole page is one household, and the head at the top is a rice merchant.
Jas PERKINS | Servant | Married | 29 yrs | Occupation, Coachman | Born, Crediton, Devon
Sussanah PERKINS | Servant | Married | 30 yrs | Occupation, Laundress | Born, Tooting, Surrey

1851_Birth_Certificate_Andrew_PERKINS.pdf
Birth in the Sub-district of Brixton in the County of Surrey
No 297 | Seventh January 1851, Brixton Rise.
Name, Andrew | Boy
Name of Father, James PERKINS | Occupation of Father, Coachman
Name of Mother, Susannah PERKINS formerly CHAPMAN
Description of Informant, James PERKINS, Father, Brixton Rise
When Registered, Fifth February 1851 | Registrar, John C PLUMMER

1851_Census_George_Caroline_ALDRIDGE.pdf
1851 Census | Page 29 | No on Schedule 98 | East Street, Littlehampton, Sussex
George ALDRIDGE | Head | Married | 39 yrs | Occupation, Assistant in Brewery | Born, Angmering, Sussex
Caroline ALDRIDGE | Wife | Married | 35 yrs | Born, Littlehampton, Sussex
Eliza ALDRIDGE | Daughter | Unmarried | 7 yrs | Born, Littlehampton, Sussex
Mary A. ALDRIDGE | Daughter | 4 yrs | Born, Littlehampton, Sussex
Caroline ALDRIDGE | Daughter | 2 yrs | Born, Littlehampton, Sussex
Fanny ALDRIDGE | Daughter | 5 months | Born, Littlehampton, Sussex
Henry KNIGHT | Lodger | Unmarried | 23 yrs | Occupation, Labourer | Born, Preston, Sussex
Henry HAMMOND | Lodger | Unmarried | 22 yrs | Occupation, Groom | Born, Lavant, Sussex [Caroline married Edward HAMMOND whose father was William in 1871]
William BORELL| Lodger | Unmarried | 30 yrs | Occupation, Gentleman Servant | Capham?, Sussex

1851_Census_Andrew_Grace_PERKINS.pdf
HO 107 | Piece 1887 | Page 18 | Hookway, Crediton, Devon
Andrew PERKINS | Head | Married | 70 yrs | Occupation, Agricultural Labourer | Born, Crediton, Devon
Grace PERKINS | Wife | Married | 70 yrs | Occupation, Serge Weaver : Born, Colebrooke, Devon
[Serge is a type of twill fabric that has diagonal lines or ridges on both sides, made with a two-up, two-down weave]

1848_Marriage_Certificate_PERKINS_CHAPMAN.pdf
Registration District, The Strand | Marriage solemnized at the Parish Church in the Parish of t Martin in the Fields in the County of Middlesex
No 406 | When Married, 30th October 1848
James PERKINS | Of Full Age | Bachelor | Profession, Coachman.
Residence at Time of Marriage, Tothill St
Father's Name, Andrew PERKINS | Profession of Father, Labourer
Susannah CHAPMAN | Of Full Age | Spinster
Residence at Time of Marriage, Tooting
Father's Name, Philip Chapman. | Profession of Father, Coachman
Married in the Parish Church according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church, by Banns by me, J.L. BRERETM, Curate.
In the Presence of Us, Henry BURT, Ann HAGARTY

1847_Marriage_Henry_PAINE_Jane_SMART.pdf Henry PAINE brother of Caroline ALDRIDGE nee PAINE
Marriage solemnized at The Parish Church in the Parish of Littlehampton in the County of Sussex
No 136 | When Married, January Twenty Third.
Name, Henry William PAINE | Of Full Age | Bachelor | Profession, Blacksmith
Residence at Time of Marriage, Little Hampton.
Father's Name, John PAINE | Profession, Blacksmith
Name, Jane SMART | Of Full Age | Spinster
Residence at Time of Marriage, Little Hampton.
Father's Name, Richard SMART | Occupation of Father, Publican
Married in the Parish Church according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church, by Licence by me, John ATKINS, Vicar.
This Marriage was solemnized between us, Henry William PAINE, Jane SMART
In the Presence of us, Edward PLEDGE, Sarah SMART

1841_Census_Andrew_PERKINS_Family.pdf
HO 107 | Piece 015 | Folio 11 | Page 14 and 15 | Hookway Village, Crediton, Devon
Andrew PERKINS | 61 yrs | Occupation, Agricultural Labourer | Born in Devon
Grace PERKINS | 60 yrs | Born in Devon
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Elizabeth PERKINS | 17 yrs | Occupation, Weaver | Born in Devon

1843_IGI_Children_of_George_Caroline_ALDRIDGE.pdf

1842_Marriage_Certificate_ALDRIDGE_PAINE.pdf
Marriage solemnized at the Parish Church [St Mary] in the District of Littlehampton in the County of Sussex
No 67 | When Married, Febr 26th 1842
George ALDRIDGE | 28 yrs | Bachelor | Profession, Brewer
Residence at Time of Marraige, Little Hampton
Father's Name, Wheeler ALDRIDGE | Profession of Father, Labourer
Caroline PAINE | 25 yrs | Spinster | Residence at Time of Marraige, Little Hampton
Father's Name, John PAINE | Profession of Father, Blacksmith
Married in the Parish Church according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church by Banns by me, WL POWNALL
This marriage was solemnized between us, X George ALDRIDGE his mark, Caroline PAINE
In the Presence of us, Henry William PAINE, Eliza BRADSHAW X her mark

1798_IGI_Children_Wheeler_Ann_ALDRIDGE.pdf