Emily Terry

England & Wales Birth registration index record for Emily Hart, Mother's Maiden Surname: Corrick, April-June quarter 1844, Wellington registration district, Somerset, vol. 10 p. 477. (The Sub-district of Culmstock in Devon was part of the Wellington registration district, Somerset).

1851 England Census - Emily Hart, 6 (born about 1845), born Culmstock, Devon. Also in the house: father Richard Hart, 37 (born about 1814), born Culmstock, Devon, mason; mother Anna Hart, 36 (born about 1815), born Culmstock, Devon; brother Walter Hart, 16 (born about 1835), born Culmstock, Devon, mason; sister Eliza Hart, 13 (born about 1838), born Culmstock, Devon ; brother Samuel Hart, 11 (born about 1840), born Uffculme, Devon; brother Albert Hart, 8 (born about 1843), born Uffculme, Devon; brother Richard Hart, 5 (born about 1846), born Culmstock, Devon; and brother William Hart, 3, (born about 1848), born Culmstock, Devon.

Address - Hunters Hill, Culmstock

1861 England Census - Emily Hart, 17 (born about 1844), born Culmstock, Devon. Also in the house: father Richard Hart, 47 (born about 1814), born Culmstock, Devon, plasterer; mother Anna Hart, 49 (born about 1812), born Culmstock, Devon, dressmaker; sister Eliza Hart, 24 (born about 1837), born Culmstock, Devon, servant; brother Albert Hart, 19 (born about 1842), born Culmstock, Devon, plasterer; brother Richard Hart, 15 (born about 1846), born Culmstock, Devon, plasterer; brother William Hart, 12 (born about 1849), born Culmstock, Devon, plasterer; brother Henry Hart, 10 (born about 1851), born Culmstock, Devon; brother Francis Hart, 2 (born about 1859), born Hammersmith, Middlesex. Also lodging at the house was brother Walter Hart, 26 (born about 1835), born Uffculme, Devon, England, Plasterer Workman; his wife Mary Hart, 27 (born about 1834), born Warwick; and their daughter Eliza Ann Hart, 1 (born about 1860), born Hammersmith, Middlesex.

Address 20, Southbrook Street New Road, Hammersmith.

1871 Census - not identified

England & Wales Marriage registration index record for Emily Hart marrying George Terry, April-June quarter 1878, Brentford registration district, Middlesex, London, vol. 3A, p. 96.

Parish marriage record for Emily Hart, 34, spinster, living in Ealing, father Richard Hart, plasterer, marrying George Terry, 30, bachelor, living in Ealing, father Edward Terry, labourer, marrying at Northfields St John in Ealing on 5 May 1878. George Terry signed the register, however Emily signed with a x; Agnes Betts and Benjamin Betts were the witnesses and both signed.

1881 England census - Emily Terry, 36 (born about 1845), born Devon, laundress. Also in the house: husband George Terry, 33 (born about 1848), born Lambeth, Surrey, brick labourer; and cousin to George, Arthur G Higham, 22 (born about 1859), born Streatham, Surrey, brick labourer.

Address : 6, Grefalo Road, Fulham, London.

1891 England census - Emily Terry, 43 (born about 1848), born Culmstock, Devon, laundress. Also in the house: husband John G Terry, 41 (born about 1850), born Godstone, Surrey, England, general labourer.

Address : 14, Dimsdale Road, Fulham, London.

1901 England census - Emily Terry, 55 (born about 1846), born Devonshire, laundress. Also in the house: husband George Terry, 54 (born about 1847), born Lambeth, London, England, general labourer.

Address : 1, Victoria Cottages, Greyhound Road, Fulham, London.

Husband George died in 1909.

1911 England census - Emily Terry, 68 (born about 1843), born unknown, Devon, England, laundress, inmate in the Hammersmith Workhouse. The census recorded she had been married for 40 years and had no children. (The origins of the Hammersmith Workhouse begin in 1902, when the Hammersmith Poor Law Guardians decided to erect a new workhouse and infirmary on a 14-acre (57,000 m2) site at the north side of Du Cane Road somewhat to the north of Shepherd's Bush. The land, adjacent to Wormwood Scrubs Prison, was purchased for £14,500 from the Ecclesiastical Commissioners. In 1916, the patients and inmates were moved to other establishments and the site was taken over by the War Office for use as the Military Orthopaedic Hospital, to care for wounded soldiers. After the War in 1926 the site became the Hammersmith Hospital)

Address - Hammersmith Workhouse, Du Cane Road Shepherds Bush, London.

England & Wales Death registration index record for Emily Terry, died aged 71, January-March quarter 1916, Islington registration district, London. Vol. 1b, p 215.