Matilda ann Anne Baker

GEDCOM Note

<p> </p><p><p>Matilda’s second christian name is veriously recorded as Ann, Anne and Annie.</p><p><p></p></p><p><p>She seems to appear in the 1881 census of Hove, Sussex, England as a servant to the Chandler household:</p><p><p> Dwelling: 6 Western Rd</p></p><p><p> Source: FHL Film 1341258 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 1096 Folio 4 Page 2</p><p><p></p></p><p><p>Thomas CHANDLER M 30 M Brighton, Sussex, England</p></p><p><p> Rel: Head</p></p><p><p> Occ: Baker Confectioner</p></p><p><p>Katie CHANDLER M 23 F Hove, Sussex, England</p></p><p><p> Rel: Wife</p></p><p><p>Annie M. PHILLIPS U 50 F Brighton, Sussex, England</p></p><p><p> Rel: Aunt</p></p><p><p> Occ: Partner</p></p><p><p>Matilda BAKER U 16 F Brighton, Sussex, England</p></p><p><p> Rel: Serv</p></p><p><p> Occ: Domestic Servant</p></p><p><p>

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</p></p><p><p>Matilda Anne Baker, daughter of Thomas and Emme Baker, emigrated to Australia with her husband Joseph Samuel Miles and their children aboard the Royal Mail Ship “Chyebassa”, left London on the 25th August and anchored in the Brisbane roadstead on the 20th October 1885.</p><p><p>

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</p></p><p><p>THE relatives and friends of Mr. F. P. Marxsen and family are respectfully requested to attend the funeral ol his dearly beloved wife and their dear mother, Matilda Anne Marxsen, late of Baker's Creek, to move from the Funeral Chapel, corner of Shakespeare and Gregory Streets, at 2 p.m. To-day (Friday) for the Mackay Cemetery. Service commences at 1.50 p.m.</p><p><p>STRUTHERS & ANDREW, Funeral Directors.</p></p><p>[Daily Mercury (Mackay),Friday 23 July 1948]</p>