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b. 1818-1819 (app)
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Middlesex St Luke/Middx St Martins | |||
| bap. 15/08/1819 | S Martin in the Fields, Middlesex | |||
| d. 21/11/1872 | County Gaol Maidstone, East Maidstone, MAIDSTONE, Kent | |||
| bur. 03/12/1872 | City of London and Tower Hamlets Cemetery, London | |||
Parents | ||||
| George Bowhill | ||||
| Jane Bowhill | ||||
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Marriages/Partnerships
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m.
11/05/1845 |
Sarah Ellis | St Mary Lambeth, Surrey | d. 17/03/1887 |
Children
| b. 05/02/1846 | Thomas Ellis Bowhill | Point Pleasant | d. 14/12/1895 |
| b. 05/06/1847 | Joseph Bowhill | 4 Smiths Buildings (at baptism) | |
| bap. 08/07/1849 | James Bowhill | 4 Smiths Buildings (at baptism) | bur. 13/01/1850 |
| b. 1851 (app) | Margaret Bowhill | Middlesex Bethnal Green/Middlesex St Luke/Middx St Lukes | |
| b. 23/06/1852 | George Bowhill | 5 Pages Place | bur. 02/10/1853 |
| b. 1855 (app) | James Bowhill | Middlesex Bethnal Green/Middx Bethnal Green | |
| b. 1857 (app) | Sarah Bowhill | Middlesex Shoreditch/Middx Shoreditch/Middx St Lukes | |
| b. 15/11/1860 | Jane Bowhill | 9 Smith Place (at baptism) | |
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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
| 1845 | Labourer | ||
| 1846 | Labourer | ||
| 1849 | Laborer | ||
| 1851 | Dealer | ||
| 1852 | Hawker | ||
| 1860 | Hawker? | ||
| 1866 | Traveller | ||
| 1867 | Commercial Traveller | ||
| 1871 | Blacksmith | ||
| 1871 | Hawker | ||
| 1872 | Blacksmith - a prisoner | ||
| 1873 | Hawker | ||
| 1875 | Blacksmith | ||
Did You Know?
- Joseph Bowhill and Sarah Ellis had their sons James Bowhill and Joseph Bowhill baptised on the same day as the children of their next door neighbours James Gibbs and Sarah Gibbs
- In the 1861 census Sarah Ellis is listed as a Widow, but her husband Joseph Bowhill didn't actually die until 1872.
- Joseph Bowhill died in Maidstone Gaol in Kent but was buried in the Tower Hamlets cemetery.
Documentary Sources
DEATH AT THE COUNTY PRISON. - On Thursday last, a prisoner in Maidstone Gaol, named Joseph Bowhill died from an attack of apoplexy. He was committed from the Greenwich Police Court, on the 19th September, for a term of three months', on a charge of stealing books. He had not been put to hard labour in consequence of the enfeebled state of his health. The gaol surgeon, Mr. Hoar, attributed his death to apoplexy, and at an inquest held on Thursday afternoon a verdict in accordance with his testimony was returned.
Source:
Maidstone & Kentish Journal 25 Nov. 1872 Page 5
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Locations
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