Family History, Davey Chart 0400 Thomas Davey, Elizabeth (Eliza) Chapple and Mary Ann Stemp

1841 Not found, not with wife and children
1851 32 Church Street, Lambeth, Surrey. Visiting them was Cornelius LOWN (28) married (no wife with him) Carpenter, born Norfolk
1861 High Road, Woodford, West Ham, Essex. Visiting the family was Frances WACE/WARE (15) born Soho, Middlesex
1871 57 Albert Road, St Mary, North Woolwich, Kent. Living with the family was widowed son Richard DAVEY together with his children John DAVEY (6) born North Woolwich, Ellen DAVEY (5) born North Woolwich and Grace DAVEY (1 month) born North Woolwich.
1878 15 Sun Street, Shoreditch, London (at marriage) Father William DAVEY - Victualler
1881 2 Kent Cottages, Dock Street, Woolwich, Kent. With the family was Charles SUMNER a Visitor married Aged 24 a House Painter born London, Middlesex and Mary SUMNER aged 22 born N Woolwich, Kent. With the family was Ellen DAVEY Granddaughter aged 16 a Domestic Servant born East Ham Essex and a Grace DAVEY aged 10 a Scholar born N Woolwich, Kent.
1891 1 Kent Cottages, Dock Street, Woolwich Arsenal, Woolwich, London
1899 Kent Cottage, Dock Street, North Woolwich, Kent (address given at probate)

1851 Not found
1861 Census - California Tavern, North Woolwich Road, East Ham, Essex.
1871 57 Albert Road, St Mary, North Woolwich, Kent. Living with the family was widowed son Richard DAVEY together with his children John DAVEY (6) born North Woolwich, Ellen DAVEY (5) born North Woolwich and Grace DAVEY (1 month) born North Woolwich.
1878 15 Sun Street, Shoreditch, London (at marriage)
1881 2 Kent Cottages, Dock Street, Woolwich Arsenal, Woolwich, London. Visiting them are Charles (24) and Mary (22) SUMMER born Middlesex, London and Woolwich, Kent; Charles was a House Painter. Living with the family were granddaughters Ellen DAVEY (16) Domestic Servant born East Ham Essex and Grace DAVEY (10) Scholar born N Woolwich, Kent. (children of Richard DAVEY, son of Mary Anne's husband and his first wife)
1891 1 Kent Cottages, Dock Street, Woolwich Arsenal, Woolwich, London
1901 4A Elizabeth Street, East, Ham, Essex as a widow. A Servant was Ada LING (33) Servant, General, Domestic born Rayleigh, Essex
1904 4a California Terrace, Elizabeth Street, North Woolwich, Kent (address given at probate)

1841 Worlds End Gate Cottages, Old Windsor, Windsor, Berkshire. (Husband not with the family)
1851 32 Church Street, Lambeth, Surrey as Elizabeth. Visiting them was Cornelius LOWN (28) married (no wife with him) Carpenter, born Norfolk
1861 High Road, Woodford, West Ham, Essex, as Eliza
1871 57 Abbert? Road, St Mary, North Woolwich, Kent. With the family was a Richard DAVEY aged 8 a Grandson born North Woolwich, a John DAVEY aged 6 a Grandson born North Woolwich, an Ellen DAVEY a Granddaughter aged 5 born North Woolwich and a Grace DAVEY aged 1 month born North Woolwich.

1841 Worlds End Gate Cottages, Old Windsor, Windsor, Berkshire (Father not with the family)
1851 32 Church Street, Lambeth, Surrey. Visiting them was Cornelius LOWN (28) married (no wife with him) Carpenter, born Norfolk
1861 High Road, Woodford, West Ham, Essex. Visiting them was Frances WACE/WARE (15) born Soho, Middlesex
1871 57 Albert Road, St Mary, North Woolwich, Kent as Fanny. Living with the family was widowed brother Richard DAVEY together with his children John DAVEY (6) born North Woolwich, Ellen DAVEY (5) born North Woolwich and
Grace DAVEY (1 month) born North Woolwich.
Medical Information: "Idiot" on 1871 census

1851 Bartholomew Terrace, Allhallows on the Walls, Exeter, Devon. John is down as a Nephew with a Hannah WESTLAKE a Widow aged 56 a Laundress born Churchstanton, Devon and her children William aged 15 a Mason App born Alphington, Devon, George aged 13 an Errand Boy born Alphington, Devon and Elizabeth aged 18 At Home born Stockland, Dorset. With the was a Thomarin PRESTON a Visitor a widow aged 50 a Washerwoman born Cornwall
Note
Apprentices Indentured in Merchant Navy, 1824-1910
Name: John Ware DAVEY
Age: 15
Birth Year: abt 1836
Registration or Indenture Date: 6 Feb 1851
Vessel: Cambridge
1854 John Ware DAVEY is down as a Victim and a Witness at the Proceedings at the Old Bailey,
304. THOMAS BAINES , stealing 4 saws, and other tools, value 5s.; the goods of Thomas Robinson; 3 planes and other tools, and 1 oil can and other goods, of John Ware Davey.
MR. COOK conducted the Prosecution.
WILLIAM SPEAREY (police sergeant, K 18). On 3rd Jan., I went to Mr. Fletcher's shop; he is a pawnbroker, at West Ham, where I received a number of tools—these are them.
EDWARD ASHBY HAWES . I am shopman to Mr. Fletcher. I saw these tools taken in on 26th Dec.—John Wilcox was in the shop—I believe the prisoner to be the man who pawned them, in the name of James King—he said he had received a letter that his mother was dying, and he wanted to go to her—he said they were his own tools—14s. was advanced on them.
Prisoner. 13s. 10d. was what I received. Witness. The ticket money was taken out of it—I did not see the money given.
THOMAS ROBINSON . I am a joiner. I and the other prosecutors were at work at some houses, at East Ham—on Christmas Eve I left, and went home to spend the Sunday—we left our tools in the house where we were at work; we left at 4 o'clock—the tools were left under a desk, in a small office in the house where we were at work—there is a lock on the office door, but it was not locked—we returned to work on Wednesday, 28th Dec, and the tools were gone—some of these tools produced are mine—they were shown to me before the Magistrate; I knew them again—my name is on my tools—my tools and the tools of the other men were all in the basket together, when they were shown me before the Magistrate.
Prisoner. Q. Was this office attached to the house? A. It is in the house; part of the house is taken for an office, and there we kept the nails and tools.
COURT. Q. Does the office form part of the house? A. Yes; it is taken out of the house—it is about ten or twelve feet square—it is under the same roof.
JOHN WARE DAVEY . I was at work on those premises—I left my tools with those of the last witness, and lost them—these are my tools—I know this one by a mark of paint on it—it was my father's; I have known it ever since I can recollect—there is still an oilstone of mine missing.
Prisoner. Q. Is the office where the tools were detached from the house? A. It is built for the purpose of a workshop—it is under the same roof as the workshop.
JAMES MEADOWS . I left my tools in the workshop on Christmas Eve, and missed them—the office is attached to the workshop, under the same roof; it is not a dwelling house—these tools are mine.
Prisoner's Defence. I did not steal the tools; I was going to Stratford, and met a man with the tools; he asked me to pawn them for him; he gave me 1s.; I worked as a labourer at North Woolwich; Davey knows me.
JOHN WARE DAVEY re-examined. I have known him about six months—he worked for my father—he was a sober man—I never heard anything against him.
GUILTY . Aged 48.— Confined Four Months.

1841 Worlds End Gate Cottages, Old Windsor, Windsor, Berkshire. (Father not with the family)
1851 32 Church Street, Lambeth, Surrey. Visiting them was Cornelius LOWN (28) married (no wife with him) Carpenter, born Norfolk
1860 St Thomas, Woolwich, Kent (at marriage)
1861 Not found
1871 57 Albert Road, St Mary, North Woolwich, Kent as a widower. Living with parents together with his children Richard DAVEY (8) born North Woolwich, John DAVEY (6) born North Woolwich, Ellen DAVEY (5) born North Woolwich and Grace DAVEY (1 month) born North Woolwich.
1881 5 Claremont Street, East Ham, Essex
1891 Not found
1901 Not found
1911 The Workhouse, High Street, Plumstead, London as single Inmate

1851 Not found
1861 Not found
1871 57 Albert Road, St Mary, North Woolwich, Kent. Living with the family was widowed brother Richard DAVEY together with his children John DAVEY (6) born North Woolwich, Ellen DAVEY (5) born North Woolwich and Grace DAVEY (1 month) born North Woolwich.
1881 Not found

1861 Not found
1871 57 Albert Road, St Mary, North Woolwich, Kent. Living with the family was widowed brother Richard DAVEY together with his children John DAVEY (6) born North Woolwich, Ellen DAVEY (5) born North Woolwich and Grace DAVEY (1 month) born North Woolwich.
1881 Not found

1881 2 Kent Cottages, Dock Street, Woolwich Arsenal, Woolwich, London age 7 mths. Visiting them are Charles (24) and Mary (22) SUMMER (?) born Middlesex, London and Woolwich, Kent; Charles was a House Painter
1891 1 Kent Cottages, Dock Street, Woolwich Arsenal, Woolwich, London
1901 159 Elizabeth ?, Woolwich, London. Lodging with Joseph MIDDLETON (62) widower Labourer in Rubber Works born Gravesend, Kent, his daughter Minnie (29) born Charlton, Kent and Visitors Frederick W DEAN (31) Carpenter, Royal Engineers, born Frome, Somerset, his wife Hettie (32) born Norwich, Norfolk and son Edward (1) born Frome, Somerset
1911 2d Junction Street, Canning Town, Essex. Living with them was brother Albert and a servant was Nathaniel ALLARD (24) Potman born Canning Town, Essex
1929 The Barge House, Woolwich, London (London Electoral Register) (at the address, Albert William DAVEY, Thomas John DAVEY (abode down as The Fuke's Head, Barking Road, E.) Bertha Elizabeth DAVEY (abode down as The Fuke's Head, Barking Road, E.) Edward WARNE, Edward Henry William WARNE, May WARNE and Lilian REGAN
1931 13 Norland Road, Hammersmith, London (London Electoral Roll) (abode Dukes Head, East Ham E.6) At this address Sydney ROBERTSON, Edith May ROBERTSON, Thomas John DAVEY, Bertha Elizabeth DAVEY and Ernest Parry
1939 593 Barking Road , East Ham C.B., Essex transcribed on findmypast as DANLY. Married, wife not with him. Living with him were son Thomas John DAVEY (as DANLY) (born 3 August 1907 (inaccurate)) Licensed Victualler Mana....., brother Albert W DAVEY (born 11 December 1889) Barman, 1 Record Officially Closed entry, daughter Ruby V DAVEY (as DAVEERS, later BIDWELL and JOHNS) (born 13 May 1922) Barmaid 1 Record Officially Closed entry and Bryan WARREN (born 11 November 1873) Billiard Marker single (name appears to be DEVIKAN on the census form)
1965 10 Beach Houses, Royal Crescent, Margate, Kent (address at administration)

1891 1 Kent Cottages, Dock Street, Woolwich Arsenal, Woolwich, London
1901 4A Elizabeth Street, East, Ham, Essex. A Servant was Ada LING (33) Servant, General, Domestic born Rayleigh, Essex
1911 2d Junction Street, Canvey, Essex. Living with his brother Thomas John and family. Nathaniel ALLARD (24) Potman born Canvey Town, Essex was a Potman
1929 The Barge House, Woolwich, London (at the address, Albert William DAVEY, Thomas John DAVEY (abode down as The Fuke's Head, Barking Road, E.) Bertha Elizabeth DAVEY (abode down as The Fuke's Head, Barking Road, E.) Edward WARNE, Edward Henry William WARNE, May WARNE and Lilian REGAN
1939 593 (Public House), Barking Road , East Ham C.B., Essex transcribed on findmypast as DANLY. Single. Living with his brother Thomas John DAVEY (as DANLY) (born 3 September 1880) Licensed Victualler, his son Thomas John DAVEY (as DANLY) (born 3 August 1907 inaccurate)), 1 Record Officially Closed entry, his daughter Ruby V DAVEY (as DAVEERS, later BIDWELL and (JOHNS), (born 13 May 1922) Barmaid, 1 Record Officially Closed entry and Bryan WARREN (born 11 November 1873) Billiard Marker single (name appears to be DEVIKAN on the census form)

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