Edward Thrissell Rogers

(Source: 1851 Census)

Residence: Ashley Terrace, St Andrew, Bristol 


Samuel (head) age 65 - Vinegar Maker b. 1786 St James, Bristol

Sarah E (wife) age 55 
 b. 1796 St James, Bristol

Sarah H (dau) age 28 
 b. 1823 St Paul, Bristol

Edward T (son) age 24 
 b. 1827 St Paul, Bristol

Henrietta (dau) age 22 b. 1829 Liverpool, Lancashire

Eliza Edmonds (servant)

(Source: 1861 Census)

Residence: 1 Upper Cheltenham Place, St James & St Paul, Bristol

Edward T (head) age 35 – Vinegar Maker b. 1826 Bristol, St James

Elizabeth (wife) age 30 b. 1831 Bristol, St James

Samuel (son) age 7 b. 1854 Bristol, St James

Clara (dau) age 4 b. 1857 Bristol, St James

Mary Hill (servant)

(Source: 1871 Census)

Residence: 117 Fairfield Road, St James & St Paul, Bristol

Edward T (head) age 46 – Vinegar Maker b. 1825, Bristol

Elizabeth (wife) age 40 b. 1831, Bristol

Samuel R (son) age 17 b. 1854, Bristol

Clara E (dau) age 14 b. 1857, Bristol

Edward T (son) age 6 b. 1865, Bristol

Mary I Cannard (servant)

(Source: 1881 Census)

Residence: 79 Richmond Road, Bristol St James

Edward T (head) age 55 – Vinegar Maker b. 1826 Bristol

Elizabeth (wife) age 50 b. 1831 Bristol

Clara E (dau) age 24 b. 1857 Bristol

Edward T (son) age 17 - Clerk b. 1864 Bristol

(Source: 1891 Census)

Residence: 79 Richmond Road, St James & St Paul, Bristol

Edward T (head) age 65 – Vinegar Manufacturer b. 1826 Bristol

Elizabeth (wife) age 60 b. 1831 Bristol

(Source: 1901 Census)

Residence: 21 Fairlawn Road, St James & St Paul, Bristol

Elizabeth (wife) age 70 - Widow b. 1831 Bristol

(Source: letter from Betty, 11 June 1973)

Dear Claude,

Our great-grandfather - he was the one who paid the £40,000 fine imposed on his father for brewing whisky! (I am sure he was framed!)

Betty

Edward Thrissell Rogers obituary

b. St Pauls 1825

Representative of very old Bristol family.

Great Grandfather Jacob Rogers founded business at Holton St St Pauls, early 18th Century.

His Grandfather Samuel Rogers married at St James Church Bristol August 4th 1777 to Eleanor Palmer sister to Sambourne Palmer of Timsbury court and Great granddaughter of Sir Barnaby Samborne .

Edward T led very active and regular life.

Fond gardner.

Well respected, strict, honesty of perpose

Passed away peacefull after short illness having been at business only a fortnight ago.

Leave widow, 2 sons, 1 daughter (Samuel, Edward, Clara)

(Clara m. Alfred Insull)