Son of John of Thorley in my post of the same date, I currently have no information on Charles until he turned up in Harlow in 1825 when he married Ann Rowe that year. He was a labourer, still living in Harlow in 1841.
Harlow was then a village of course. Sadly I know nothing of this family save names and dates at present. Ann died at Harlow in 1843, likely in childbirth with a quoted age of 39. Charlie soon followed her in 1848, leaving five orphans: The surviving children later seem to have scattered across London and Surrey.
Mary Ann - married Charles Perrin at Newington in 1846
Elizabeth - in the 1851 census, she was a 23 year old servant in the
home of Charles Yardley, a Chief Clerk in a Police Office. The family lived at 3 Bayham Cottages,
Marylebone. She claimed her father to have been a farmer when she married William Perrin at Newington in 1857
Frederick - went to live with his uncle George when he was orphaned. See last post. Fred will be dealt with in a later post
Sarah - witnessed a family marriage or two, a servant in Newington in 1871 when she was 39
Emily - in the 1901 census, she is in Newington as a domestic servamt under her
maiden name, aged 59
Charles and Emma - died in infancy
Charles and Emma - died in infancy
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