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Emily Esther KINGHAM ‎(I5284)‎

Given Names: Emily Esther
Surname: KINGHAM
Married Name: Emily Esther TAYLOR

Gender: Female Female

Birth: circa 1845 Luton, Bedfordshire, England
Death: circa 1890 ‎(Age 45)‎ Luton, Bedfordshire, England

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Birth	circa 1845 Luton, Bedfordshire, England
Biographical Notes	Note: In 1871 at the time of the census, Emily and two little sons Harry and Herbert were visitors in Luton at 3 Langley Street, the home of Jane and Arthur Barrett, who were 28 years old. Arthur was a wood turner. They had a daughter Maude who was ten months old. All of them were born in Luton. Perhaps Jane was Emily's sister. The family lived at 2 Torrens Street in Brixton in 1881. Emily was head of household because her husband was in Australia. On the form it said, "No professn--husband in Australia." She had six children at home, ranging in age from one to fourteen. They were Harry R. 14, clerk in oil business; Maude E. eight, scholar/imbecile; Isabel ‎[not Mabel]‎ A. six, scholar; Alfred four, scholar; and Florence N. one year. Amelia M. Pritchard aged 16 was a visitor and scholar. Perhaps she taught the children.
Death	circa 1890 ‎(Age 45)‎ Luton, Bedfordshire, England
Last Change	19 April 2009 - 17:36:05

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Immediate Family (F1847)
Husband	Henry TAYLOR 1844 - 1919
Son	Harry R. TAYLOR 1867 -
Son	Herbert H. TAYLOR 1870 -
Daughter	Maude Emily TAYLOR 1873 - 1890
Daughter	Mabel Alice TAYLOR 1874 - 1957
Son	Alfred S. TAYLOR 1876 -
Daughter	Florence N. TAYLOR 1879 -
Daughter	Lillian A. TAYLOR 1882 -
Daughter	Nellie G. TAYLOR 1886 -
Daughter	Ethel TAYLOR 1889 -

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Biographical Notes

In 1871 at the time of the census, Emily and two little sons Harry and Herbert were visitors in Luton at 3 Langley Street, the home of Jane and Arthur Barrett, who were 28 years old. Arthur was a wood turner. They had a daughter Maude who was ten months old. All of them were born in Luton.

Perhaps Jane was Emily's sister.

The family lived at 2 Torrens Street in Brixton in 1881. Emily was head of household because her husband was in Australia. On the form it said, "No professn--husband in Australia." She had six children at home, ranging in age from one to fourteen. They were Harry R. 14, clerk in oil business; Maude E. eight, scholar/imbecile; Isabel ‎[not Mabel]‎ A. six, scholar; Alfred four, scholar; and Florence N. one year. Amelia M. Pritchard aged 16 was a visitor and scholar. Perhaps she taught the children.

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Source	Sarah Buttfield Szacsvay
Source	England Census 1881 Citation Details: London, Lambeth, Brixton #53
Source	Biographical Index of South Australians 1836-1885 Publication: South Australian Genealogy and Heraldry Society Inc 1986 ISBN 0 9594815 3 2 (set of 4 volumes) Citation Details: Vol 4, page 1579 Text: TAYLOR Henry b: c1844 Luton BDF ENG d: Nov.1919 bd: Payneham SA arr: c1876; dep ENG c1879; ‎(2)‎ c1881 0cc: Migration Officer, Innkeeper res: Clare , Olary, Cockburn , Royston Pk rel: C/E m: ‎(1/2)‎ Emily nee KINGHAM b: Luton BDF ENG d: c1890 Luton BDF ENG ch: Maud Emily ‎(c1873 -1890 )‎, 10 others m: ‎(2/2)‎ Hannah nee CARTER par: Wm Heppard and Jane nee HOLLAND b: 1866 d: 1932 Payneham SA ch: Horace Willoughby
Source	England Census 1871 Citation Details: Class: RG10; Piece: 1572; Folio: 11; Page: 13; GSU roll: 829800. Text: Luton, Bedfordshire, England 3 Langley Street 2 April 1871 Name Age Occupation Born Arthur Barrett 28 Wood turner Jane Barrett 28 Maud M Barrett 10 months Emily G Taylor 26 Harry B Taylor 4 Herbert H Taylor 7 months, Leamington Spa, Warwickshire, England