The Phipps were my father's mother's family
1871 Census - Broxbourne, Bull Lane next to Broxbournebury
surname |
forename |
relation |
status |
age |
birth year |
gender |
occupation |
birth place |
birth county |
Phipps |
John |
head |
married |
41 |
abt 1830 |
male |
engine driver’s carpenter |
Broxbourne |
Herts. |
Phipps |
Elizabeth |
wife |
married |
30 |
abt 1841 |
female |
|
Broxbourne |
Herts. |
Phipps |
Rosa |
daughter |
|
9 |
abt 1862 |
female |
|
Broxbourne |
Herts. |
Phipps |
Mark |
son |
|
7 |
1863 |
male |
|
Broxbourne |
Herts. |
Phipps |
Hannah |
daughter |
|
4 |
abt 1867 |
female |
|
Broxbourne |
Herts. |
Phipps |
Charlotte |
daughter |
|
1 |
abt 1870 |
female |
|
Broxbourne |
Herts. |
1881 Census – Broxbourne, Park Lane
surname |
forename |
relation |
status |
age |
birth year |
gender |
occupation |
birth place |
birth county |
Phipps |
John |
head |
married |
51 |
abt 1830 |
male |
engine driver |
Broxbourne |
Herts. |
Phipps |
Elizabeth |
wife |
married |
40 |
abt 1841 |
female |
|
Broxbourne |
Herts. |
Phipps |
Mark |
son |
|
17 |
1863 |
male |
agr. labourer |
Broxbourne |
Herts. |
Phipps |
Charlotte |
daughter |
|
11 |
abt 1870 |
female |
scholar |
Broxbourne |
Herts. |
Phipps |
William J. |
son |
|
9 |
abt 1872 |
male |
scholar |
Broxbourne |
Herts. |
Phipps |
Alfred |
son |
|
7 |
abt 1874 |
female |
scholar |
Broxbourne |
Herts. |
Phipps |
Minnie |
daughter |
|
5 |
abt 1876 |
female |
scholar |
Broxbourne |
Herts. |
Phipps |
Emily M. |
daughter |
|
2 |
abt 1879 |
female |
|
Broxbourne |
Herts. |
Phipps |
Ernest C. |
son |
|
|
add. |
male |
|
Broxbourne |
Herts. |
1881 Census 17, Hunter Street, St George Bloomsbury
name |
age |
birth year |
relationship to head |
gender |
birth country |
occupation |
Rose H. Read |
14 |
abt 1867 |
sister-in-law |
female |
Ireland |
dressmaker |
1891 Census - 63, Manby Road, parish of Wanstead, urban district of Leyton
surname |
forename |
relation |
status |
age |
birth year |
gender |
occupation |
birth place |
birth county |
birth country |
Phipps |
Mark |
head |
married |
27 |
1863 |
male |
police constable |
Broxbourne |
Herts. |
England |
Phipps |
Rose |
wife |
married |
24 |
abt 1867 |
female |
|
add. |
add. |
Ireland |
Phipps |
John E. |
son |
|
2 |
abt 1889 |
male |
|
Leyton |
Essex |
England |
Gould |
Herbert W. |
boarder |
|
22 |
abt 1869 |
male |
|
Great Holland |
Essex |
England |
McKilian |
Herbert |
boarder |
|
19 |
abt 1872 |
male |
|
Old Ford |
London |
England |
1901 Census 62 Manby Road, Leytonstone (this road was compulsory purchased in 1948 for the purpose of dealing with war damage)
name |
age |
where born |
administrative county |
civil parish |
occupation |
Mark Phipps |
37 |
Broxbourne, Herts |
Essex |
Cann Hall |
Inspector of Police |
Rose Phipps |
34 |
Ireland |
Essex |
Cann Hall |
|
John Phipps |
12 |
Leyton |
Essex |
Cann Hall |
|
Arthur Phipps |
9 |
Essex Leyton |
Essex |
Cann Hall |
juvenile |
Alfred |
7 |
|
|
|
|
Rose Phipps |
5 |
Essex Leyton |
Essex |
Cann Hall |
|
Ancestry.com (birth, marriage & death records)
|
birth year |
marriage |
death |
Mark Phipps |
1863 |
6th Feb. 1886 at St George, Bloomsbury (although marriage records show St Giles) aged 22 yrs, son of John, to Rose Read, daughter of William, aged 20yrs |
1906 at 42 yrs. in West Ham |
Eppingfield
The 1901 Census shows him and one female, presumably his earlier wife Eliza, as living at ‘Beechwood’, Forest Road, in the parish of St James, Enfield Highway. The 1911 Census shows him and a female as living at 17, Forest Road, Enfield St George. Genes Reunited records him in the 1901 census as being born in 1855. Thus, at his death in 1925, he would have been 70 rather than 79 yrs. Something amiss here.
Eppingfield Marriage - Maurice Eppingfield married in 1925 at West Ham to Rose H. Phipps
Eppingfield Probate
Maurice Eppingfield of 25, Brierley Road, Union Road, Leytonstone |
Died 10th Mar 1932 aged 75yrs. |
Probate 26th May 1932 to the public trustee. Effects £ 590.2s |
THE LONDON GAZETTE, 17 JUNE, 1932.
Re MAURICE EPPINGFIELD, Deceased.
Pursuant to the Trustee Act, 1925.
ALL persons having claims against the estate of Maurice Eppingfield, late of 25, Brierley Road, Union Road, Leytonstone, Essex, retired Mechanic, who died on the 10th day of March, 1932, and whose Will iwas proved by the Public Trustee, the sole executor therein named, on the 26th day of May, 1932, in the Principal Probate Registry, are required to send particulars thereof, in writing, to me, the undersigned, on or before the 31st day of August, 1932, after which date the executor will proceed to distribute the assets, having regard only to the claims of which he shall then have 'had notice.—Dated this llth day of June, 1932.
WM. DAYBELL, of 45, The Broadway, Strat- (172) ford, E.15, Solicitor for the said Executor.
My father's mother Rose Elizabeth PHIPPS
She was born on the 21st July 1896, the daughter of Mark& Rose Phipps as shown above, aged 5 years, in the 1901 census. Rose married twice -
1. m. 09 Oct 1915 to Sidney Arthur Warburton GAUBERT
2. m.1933 to Benjamin HAWES
She died August 1985 at Braintree, Essex
I visited her grave, for the first time, at Coggeshall Cemetery on the 29th Aug 2013 and found the following inscriptions -
headstone - ‘In loving memory of Benjamin Hawes passed away Dec 31st 1954’
footstone -
‘In ever loving memory of Kathleen Bessie Hawes who fell asleep Dec 24th 1946 aged 27 years'.
Also of Anthony John Gaubert, beloved son of Mrs B Hawes who fell asleep 19th Sept 1953 aged 27 years’
Kathleen's mother’s maiden name was Turner. Benjamin Hawes married Bessie M. Turner in 1916 at West Ham. She died 1934 at West Ham. Benjamin remarried in 1935 to my grandmother Rose Gaubert nee Phipps).
Other children of Benjamin Hawes & Bessie Turner include -
Walter A Hawes born 14th May 1917, registered in West Ham. This is 'Uncle Wally' who worked alongside Dr Barnes Wallis, designer of the ‘bouncing bomb’ of ‘The Dambusters’ fame) at some stage of his career. Wally had a cinema ticket for the premiere of the film. A Walter A. Hawes was married at Braintree, Essex to a Gladys D. King in 1941. Uncle Wally came to my first marriage at Chelmsford cathedral in 1966 and had a drinking session, unbeknown to me until recent times, with my brother Paul.