Ann Dickery

Ancestry has a death record, possibly for our Elizabeth, born 1776 died 1816 (London deaths/burials). However, would need to see as middle name is Margaret and need to see whether this was her maiden or married name.

Possible child born to couple in 1816 on Ancestry - to be investigated. Another child born to an Elizabeth and Joseph Dickery in 1824 - may need to see both records

Originally had her name as Ann Johnson. However, marriage certificate seems good match and goes with birth certificate of daugher Ann Dickery - which also ties in with 1851 census, living at Maidenhead Court. Father Henry Thornton.

Death date is uncertain, this is the only death of Mary Ann Dickery a search on BMD reveals. A census return of 1881 shows a Mary Ann Dickery, born at around the right time - but not born in Ireland. There was also another Mary Dickery also not born in Ireland. Some more investigation needed to tie this up.

It is highly likely John first married Sarah Jaggers on 12 May 1828 and had at least three children between 1828 and 1831. There is a possible matching death record for Sarah Dickery in 1844 Shoreditch. John’s condition was a widower on marriage certificate to Mary Ann(a), which is added confirmation that this is likely.

No sign of children Sarah, Jane or Mary in 1841 census. Although there is a record for John, Sarah and George, plus a Robert Jaggers, probably son of Sarah from an earlier marriage who was 16 and an apprentice tailor. There is also another Dickery family in same area who are probably related, headed by Alfred born about 1791. There is a Mary staying with them who was born in 1826 (but dates may be inaccurate as this was 1841).

Has same birth date as sister, but baptised on different date.

There is a record of a marriage of George Dickery to widow Mary Ann Dodd in Oct 4 1876 St Peter, Stepney. However, his age was given as 34 which doesn't quite add up (hers was 53). His father matched as John Dickery, Tailor and he was a mariner, residing 5 Wades Place

Mother Sarah Ann, father Benjamin a labourer, according to Surrey baptisms record on FMP and also source of birth date.

His middle name is referred to in the marriage record of William Charles Tappin to Hannah Barnes in 1907.

There is a record of Annie Loftin on the Pallant Family tree according to Ancestry. Also, record of marriage on Lauren's family tree. Also link on Fosker one name study: www.threetrees2.demon.co.uk/Fosker-onename/p116.htm

Was a horsekeeper in 1902 according to daughters christening record

Buried 10th May 1912 at Islington Cemetery. Source: deceasedonline.

“Ada Alice FOSKER was born in 1882 at Islington, Middlesex. She was the daughter of James Charles FOSKER and Annie PULLEN. In the census of 5 April 1891 at 9 Buxton Street, Clerkenwell, Middlesex, she was listed as aged 7 born Islington, the daughter of Charles J FOSKER.2 In the census of 31 March 1901 at 19 Buxton Buildings, Clerkenwell, Middlesex, she was listed as a Machinist, aged 18 born Caledonian Road, the daughter of James Charles FOSKER.

Ada married Robert WIlliam LOFTIN on 14 October 1901 at St Andrew, Islington, Middlesex.”

Quoted from Fosker One Name Study at www.threetrees2.demon.co.uk/Fosker-onename/p116.htm

Lived in Islington 1911 census.

Five foot 4, brown eyes and dark hair according to his enrolment in the merchant navy - see attached image.

Lived in Islington 1911 census. Probably married Rosetta A Mann in 1926.

Buried 17th February 1939 at Islington Cemetery. Source: deceasedonline.

Attached pictures found on ancestry – thank you if you see this. I will contact when I take out a subscription.

Lived in Islington 1911 census. Four possible marriages to Parry, Pearce or Quinlan - only the latter seems to have had a child.

Witnessed believed half-sister Edith Tappin’s marriage in 1902. See notes for mother Ann Dickery. Married Emily Mary Peggram in 1897 Islington.

Married Ernest Seabrook in 1902 Islington. It appears he died aged 28 in 1907 Islington, but could not trace her in 1911. According to census return for 42 Blundell Street either she or her brother George died before 1911 as only 2 of 7 survived until 1911, and William is clearly visible. There was a death record that seemed to match George, but none that matched Edith so I assume she was the survivor.

There seems to be some link with a Charles William Loftin, who witnessed her marriage along with a Beatrice Figg. Christmas day Five years earlier, she was witness to his marriage to Emily Mary Peggram. Both at the same parish church of St Clements, Barnsbury.