Ruth Camp

b. 11/05/1833	In Beldum's Farm
bap. 23/06/1833	New Meeting House, Cambridgeshire


Parents
	William Camp
	Ruth Drage	d. 15/02/1880

	[View Ancestors]

Marriages/Partnerships

m. 06/10/1857

William Harris

Camberwell, Surrey

Children

b. 1859 (app)	Albert T. Harris	Cambs Meldreth
b. 1860 (app)	William H. Harris	Cambs Melbourn
	[View Descendants]

Note: Includes only children from certificates, baptism entries, or from census entries where the relationship is specified. For married women, please see their husband's entry for children from censuses.

Occupations

1861

Beer Seller

Also known as

Ruth Harris

Marriages Witnessed

01/02/1851

Marriage of Charles Miller and Jane Camp, Marylebone, Middlesex

Note: because marriage records do not indicate the relationship of the witnesses to the bride and groom, this list represents likely involvement of the individual on the basis of a name match.

Did You Know?

Jane Camp and her sister Ruth Camp both married shoe/boot makers.
In 1861 Ruth Drage was living with her daughter Ruth Camp and son William Camp; all three were widowed.
In 1857 Ruth Camp married in an independent chapel. In 1861 her occupation was given as 'Beer Seller'.
When the 1851 census was taken John Camp was visiting Thomas Harris and his nephew William Harris. William's sister Hannah Harris had recently married John's brother William Camp and William would subsequently marry John's sister Ruth Camp.

Links

Blog, The Drages of Barkway

Locations

Please note that map data is based on modern streets and house numbers (where a street of that name still exists), and may not reflect the actual historical location.

23/06/1833	Royston Kneesworth Street Meeting, Royston, Hertfordshire
07/06/1841	Barkway, Royston & Buntingford, Hertford Essex & Cam
30/03/1851	Dolphin Lane, Melbourn, Cambridgeshire
06/10/1857	the Albany Chapel Albany Road, Camberwell, Surrey
06/10/1857	Albany Road, Surrey
07/04/1861	Melbourn, Cambridgeshire